First Time Reactiion | Jeff Beck - Stratus & Cause We've Ended As Lovers LIVE | Reaction 

There have been many greats but Jeff was the greatest. The day he passed, I broke down in tears

Jeff was truly unique a one of a kind this is a deep rabbit hole im glad you enjoyed my request

What is happening? You're watching the best of the best- the whole band. Simply stunning musicians. Jeff Beck truly made the guitar talk, sing, cry, whatever he wanted it to do. He was a GOAT.

Vinnie Colaiuta on drums. He’s a monster

You have just watched the gods of guitar,the gods of bass, the gods of drums, in one band.

Blown away are we? I'm in my 70's and been listening to him since his days in the Yardbirds. Great to see the younger generation being exposed to great music like no other. All three musicians in the clip are legends.

Who is Jeff Beck? Per mutual friend Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top, he was the only guitarist that frustrated Jimi Hendrix.

Beck never chased the popular charts . He was his own - pure Jeff Beck . He played and developed his own undeniable style was perfection. Played with great musicians. Every performance was unique. Next would probably be his Bolero then any jam ever ☮️

That is Tal Wilkenfeld on bass, she’s fantastic

I saw Jimmy Page on an interview shortly before Jeff passed and Jimmy said Jeff was the Best Guitarist in the world! Jeff was blown away. Jeff wore the same outfit while playing for Beth Hart’s tribute to Buddy Guy at the Kennedy Honours. Same Night has Led Zeppelin! He was best friends with Johnny Depp and they had been touring together for last of Jeff’s touring. Jeff really was there for JD during and after the big case!❤RIP Jeff

Vinnie Call- lie-oo-toe. Formerly with Frank Zappa. And there's a 4th member on keys- Jason Rebello who is just as good as you'll find if you keep on with this "Live at Ronnie Scott's". btw both Jimmie Page (friends with Jeff since age 13/ 14) and Robert Plant in the audience- separately. Peace, love and bellbottoms from Canada.

You have found the one guitarist that can make it sing and talk like Jimi could...in his own unique Jeff Beck way Treat yourself to more Jeff Beck

In the early years, Beck was one of the best, but as he continued to evolve and explore, he became THE very best rock guitarist of all-time. RIP.

I saw Jeff Beck in concert in 2018. He was a true guitar god.

Jeff Beck was a monster guitar player.

DREW, IT IS SO REFRESHING TO SEE YOUNG PEOPLE LIKE YOURSELF EXPLORE AND DIVE INTO OUR "OLD FOLKS" MUSIC, AND START TO UNDERSTAND WHILE SOME OF TODAY'S MUSIC IS GOOD....OURS WAS GREAT!!!!!!! WELCOME TO THE WORLD OF "REAL" MUSIC MY FRIEND.........WHEN THE MUSIC WAS RAW, AND THE PERFORMANCE WAS PHENOMENAL!!!! THERE IS NOTHING TO COMPARE IT TO..... ENJOY!!!

My dude...u have one hell of journey to take. Do yourself a solid, just listen to this entire record top to bottom. Mind blowing. Enjoy. 'Cause We've Ended as Lovers' is one of the most beautiful songs on the planet, written by Stevie Wonder.

This was the first time I heard a guitar sing , I was like 11 or 12 and my brother-in-law showed me this and it fascinating, it expanded my taste in bluesy beautiful music to close your eyes and drift away.

Beck was much better than both Page and Clapton put together. It was the songs he wrote that most people didn't care for. He didn't compromise. If he was a strait up Rocker, he would have been the GOAT!!! The guitarist that CAN'T be copied...I'm not even sure he knows what he's going to play at any given time!

Jeff Beck was the greatest in my book. Plays without a pick. Makes sounds nobody else gets. And the lovely young lady on bass is Talia Wilkenfeld from Australia. Vinnie Caluto is on drums, used to play with Frank Zappa. Saw Jeff Beck with Stevie Ray Vaughan in 1989. What a night. Jimmy Page and Robert Plant attended this gig you are watching. They show them occasionally on the DVD version.

Listen to The Jeff Beck album "blow by blow".. it was the first mainstream jazz Rock fusion album and its influence can still be heard today 50 years later..

I first saw Jeff with the Yardbirds in 1965. He inspired my meagre guitar playing efforts for the rest of my life. I saw him live many times, even met him when my band supported The Jeff Beck Group. When he passed away I simply couldn't imagine a world without him.

All I can do is second everyone's comments here. Jeff Beck never stopped improving ( ! ) in his entire career, a fact which Jimmy Page praised him for when inducting him into the RRHOF. As for talent, Jeff discovered a young singer named Rod Stewart and Rod's greatest work in singing is on the first two Jeff Beck albums, Truth and the downright dangerous Beck-Ola. Check out Shapes Of Things next, a song which led Brian May to proclaim, "He's got notes on his guitar that aren't on mine!" Or for more of this particular lineup, as others have suggested, watch Big Block, Scattetbrain, or Nadia and Where Were You. (That last one sent Eddie Van Halen to the LA forum cuz he HAD to see if Jeff could reproduce it live. He did.)

#5 my arse. 🤣 He was the greatest of all time. I saw him live a couple years before he passed, with the same drummer.

Jeff Beck was and always will be the most unique guitarist to ever pick up a guitar. I am so lucky as I saw him quite a few times and that will stay with me forever.

Beck was and still is a true virtuoso....I have this movie at Ronnie Scott's Plant and Page are in the crowd and Clapton appears as a guest super super cool performance long live Beck his artistry and commitment to his gift 🎸🎸 his style cannot be replicated his control of pitch and tone and the wizardry of the tremolo bar is second to no one...ever R.I.P

Jeff was never about himself he interacted with who ever he played with and just had fun on stage. Everyone should watch this its Jeff Beck at Ronnies a small Jazz club and there is a dvd of this.

Thank you again, my most expressive reactor. Well, you were ready for it. If not you, who? Jeff Beck is not just a guitar god, he's a genius too. 😘

Listen to the whole album! Tal is amazing.

Stratus is a cover of the Billy Cobham fusion song that had Tommy Bolin on guitar and of course the great Billy Cobham on drums

Yeah, that's Vinnie Colaiuta (collie-OO-ta) on the kit. A rabbit hole unto himself. Go find the video of Vinnie playing with two of his peers Steve Gadd and Dave Weckl. They are playing with a big band and trade solos for 5 minutes or so. All players of the same caliber.

Oh and another thing....if you think Page or Eric or Brian May of Queen...are higher up in the guitar " greats, " lineup than Beck, I suggest you go buy the DVD of the performance you just saw, it's called, " Jeff Beck: Live at Ronnie Scott's ( that club's name in London )... and watch the whole performance from that night on the DVD and guess who you will see in the audience gawking like drooling dogs at Beck's playing? ⤵️ Jimmy Page Brian May Robert Plant and more. And guess who Jeff brings onstage near the end to do a song or two with? Eric Clapton. So, Beck is #1 and they ALL new it. 💪🎸🎸🎸

I saw Beck twice, once with Stevie Ray Vaughan in the "Battle of the guitar legends" tour. Check out SRV live Texas flood

Jeff Beck - Stratus & Cause We've Ended As Lovers ...Vinnie on drums and a young Tal Wilkenfeld on bass. Google Jeff Beck and Tal Wilkenfeld. She had been playing bass for just a few years when she showed up at Jeff's door to audition for the 2007 tour. She was barely 21. Jeff thought it was a joke by Vinnie who recommended her. but he soon realized her talent and became her mentor. I love watching the interactions between them. There is more to this story like she spent the night before showing up in the hospital with food poisoning from the flight out and it was a 50 mile drive into the country to Jeff's estate.

20 year old Tal Welkenfeld was later replaced by one of her inspirations, Rhonda Scott. She immediately quit Prince's band when Jeff asked her to join and remained with him until his death. Prince was not happy. Vinnie is among the greatest drummers of all time. Concert pianist Jason Robello is on keyboards. Treat yourself to this DVD as every song is jaw dropping.

Vinnie Colaiuta on drums is so damn good , his jazz style and in the pocket Tal Wickenfield on bass is one of my top 3 favorites- Rhonda Smith & Angeline Saris are the others Jeff Beck was a legend, manipulating the sound, and the use of us whammy bar was incredible

Need to react to "GOING DOWN" by Jeff Beck, just sayn'💃💃🍀🍀

Jeff Beck shows off his fellow players and then gives us a shimmering solo. This is genuine Jeff Beck. He was a gentleman. And we also witnessed those things at school in Sutton East Secondary School. We all witnessed it our class! We watched when he came in with bits and pieces and sat down in the teacher's store cupboard when he said he was trying to make a guitar. Notes came out of that cupboard! I have no idea how he did it! Jeff always played with the best players and you see them here! Cynthia Allen-McLaglen

I say he's number one in My list of all time guitarists

The whole DVD of this Live at Ronnie Scott's performance is amazing. Every song is great, and Eric Clapton joins to play some blues later, and Imogen Heap and Joss Stone join in to sing. "Big Block" and "Scatterbrain" are other great songs from these Live at Ronnie Scott's concerts. Scatterbrain is a great intro to the 4th band member here, Jason Rebello on keyboards.

Vinnie Colaiuta the greatest all around drummer in the world!

Some of the best shows you’ll ever see are when world class artists play at small intimate venues: I saw Jeff at the Ruth Eckerd hall in Sarasota, Florida. I didn’t want the night to end. Another one was Johnny Winter at the Chance in Poughkeepsie NY. You can keep your arena shows. These are musicians’ musicians.

When I first heard Jeff Beck in concert after a few minutes I turned to my girlfriend and said “ I don’t know who that drummer is but he is fantastic. “ it turned out to be Vince Colaiuta. Turns out he is one of the very best drummers alive today.

This is from Live at Ronnie Scotts, a must have dvd for any music freak. Jim

Eric Clapton said Jeff was incomparable - he didn't use picks, worked whammy bar and volume with fingers at same time

Sorry for all the posts. I am a huge fan of Jeff from way back and then I found Tal. I love their story and interactions on stage.

"Jeff laid down the blueprint for all of us to follow, and we've been chasing him ever since. Even Jimi." Jimmy Page

This band also played at Eric Clapton's Crossroads Festival in 2007 (as found on RU-vid). You would like the Crossroads Festival - an amazing array of great guitar players.

Jeff Beck played a monumental part in Rock/Blues/Jazz fusion history,amongst other music jonres he chose to play. He replaced Eric Clapton in the Yardbirds. Jeff changed the band into hit makers during his time in the band with his innovative guitar playing.Jimmy Page joined the band initially as a Bass player.Then later as dual lead guitarists. When Jeff left the band Jimmy stayed on and morfed it into Led Zeppelin. This concert at Ronnie Scotts was over 5 nights. He had Eric Clapton on for 2 songs. Over these nights in the audience were Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, Jon Bonjovi, Brian May and others who were blown away by his performances. Tal, Vinnie and Jason on keyboards were exceptional. There isn't a song on this DVD not to like. The final song was created by Jeff called Where Were You. This song was declared by Brian May from Queen as possibly the greatest guitar performance EVER recorded. Check out the entire DVD. Rest in peace Jeff 😢 Neil from Sydney Australia (where Tal Wilkenfelds from)

No only Jeff Beck was an extraorinary guitarist. But he also managed to gather other extraordinary musicians in his band. Drummer Vinnie Colaiuta and bassist Tal Wilkenfeld are one of the best rhythm groups of all time. THey had a deep musical connection, even though they belong to different generations. Tal was just 21 years old when this concert was played.

Yardbirds..Page played bass..but when everyone quit..for various reasons....Page finished the contract dates..the new recruits became Led Zeppelin

Jeff Beck is one of the most successful, most influential guitarists of all time. EVERYONE - and I mean EVERYONE - wanted him to play on their records and in their gigs and were HONORED if he asked them to perform with him. His concerts with Stevie Wonder are incredible. (I believe Stevie Wonder wrote "Cause We Ended As Lovers".) Listen to any interview with Jimmy Page or Brian May or Eric Clapton when they are asked who they admire most ... the answer is always Jeff Beck. Do yourself a REALLY BIG FAVOR and listen to any of his duets with Stevie Ray Vaughan ... they toured together ... watch "Going Down" LIVE to see two of the very BEST having the time of their lives! EXCEPTIONAL!

You've got about 60 years of back catalogue to explore.

Awesome display of talent from all of these musicians.

THESE PEOPLE ARE THE BEST! THERE IS SO MUCH PASSION HERE! Cynthia Allen-McLaglen

I'm jealous that you get to hear him for the first time! I grew up listening to this dude. Saw him twice. Greatest!!!🤯 I'm glad you are digging this! Tal is a fantastic bass player!!! I would recommend Scatterbrain, Freeway Jam, Blue Wind, Come Dancing, El Becko....to name a few.

This is what really great musicians do. There's so many more there for your curiosity. RIP

Please react to more from this show (Ronnie Scott's) - it ran 3 or 4 nights, and every song was magic. Jeff was a very generous musician - didn't bogart the spotlight, really featured his band members. You just won my subscription with this - thanks.

Proper musicians, like top, top

rip jeff beck. he should be higher than number 5. Imo once he reached commercial success with a couple of albums. he had the money that he could play what, how and who he wanted to play with. he took playing guitar to a whole nothere level and making it talk in ways no others could. he was a man and a player ahead of his time. jeff and Stieve ray were awesome when they hooked up. i don't know if him and joe Bonamassa ever had a session together. that would be an amazing set as well.

When did Tal Wilkenfeld play with Jeff Beck? in 2009, Wilkenfeld toured Australia and Japan with Jeff Beck. Weeks later the group toured the United States, beginning with Beck's induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. They played Beck's Bolero there and were joined by Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page on Immigrant Song.

Jazz fusion is a wonderful thing!

i NEVER take any notice of what Rolling Stone magazine says. Jeff Beck s rated as THE BEST EVER GUITARIST by all other great Guitarists. And I mean every Guitarist.

The Bass player is Tal Wilkenfeld who was 21 years old at the time.

The drummer is Vinnie Colaiuta- one of the scariest muvvafugghas to ever play the kit. Frank Zappa called him "my favourite drummer". The girl is Tal Wilkenfeld- another scary-ass virtuoso. Jeff Beck was one of the few musicians of his generation to have and highlight brilliant female musicians in his bands.

Beck is the best guitarist that ever lived, and Vinnie is top 5 drummers as well, throw in the prodigy Tal and there you have it....Magic

Vinnie Colaiuta on drums he is a living legend perform with countless artist and still counting , The young girl is only 17 years old at this point .

Beck was the original rock guitar god.

Anything from 2007 Crossroads to 2009 Ronnie Scott's. Plus the video that starts with Tal playing her bass and waves Jeff over so that they are both playing her bass then goes into ..Blue Wind..... [Jeff Beck, Freeway Jam + Blue Wind, Live in Japan 2009 Feb. 21] ...Then of course his 2009 induction into the Hall of fame. Tal and Vinnie were with him . Jeff had guest singers. One of them was Joss stone and he joined her in 2014 at Wembley Stadium with the best versions of 2 songs.... [Joss Stone Jeff Beck Wembley Stadium rock at the NFL match!]... I could go on with ...[Jeff Beck & Imelda May tribute for Les Paul.]... He also recorded an album with Johnny Depp . Yes The star of Pirates of the Caribbean.

Early Jeff yardbirds Over Under Sideways Down , Jeff Group featuring Rod Stewart Morning Dew, situation from Rough and Ready.

Still sad that he gone. Saw three concert here in norway

c.9:05 Dude. You’re beginning to see just how good good can be. And look at the pride and joy on his face when Tal Wilkenfeld takes a solo.

Jeff could play guitar like Jordan could play basketball

He and Rod Stewart collaborated on “People Get Ready”, ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-yC_j_dzkaVE.html in this great video. Rod was in Jeff’s band before going out on his own. RIP Jeff.

Stratus is a Billy Cobham composition. Billy is a great jazz drummer. Check out Stratus, and Massive Attacks use of it from their album Blue Lines.

Jeff Beck Live at Ronnie Scott's.....a great show in a small intimate setting. Vinnie Colaiuta on drums, Tal Wilkenfeld on Bass. Jeff can get sounds out of a Strat that were impossible for other guitarists. The song Cause We Ended As Lovers was written for Jeff by Stevie Wonder in exchange for work Jeff did for Stevie. Tal was 21 at this show. She recorded with Prince in 2010. Dude, I can see how touched you were by this. Get the Ronnie Scott DVD Jeff Beck live at Ronnie Scott's. Jeff was always contemporary in his sound, recording in the 60,70's, 80's, 90's, 00's, 10's and 20's Jeff and Rod Stewart were together in the 60's and 70's, Jan Hammer played keyboards on several of his solo albums. Plug into something from each decade from Jeff, and I bet you'll get his entire collection and that is cash well spent.

Jimmy Page from LZ is actually in the audience.

Homework for you Sir. Listen to Blow by Blow and Wired Albums by Jeff Beck Guitar Hero 🎸🎼🎶 Tal Wakefield on Bass 🎸🎶 Vinny Caluda on Drum 🥁 he also played with Sting

Mine too 🎶🎶thank you very much 😊🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶

My cousin played with him, and there’s no better!

Guitar - Jeff Beck Bass - Tal Wilkenfeld Drums - Vinnie Colaiuta Keyboards - Jason Rebello

"WHO ARE THESE PEOPLE!" Lol!! Exactly. All due respect to Bonzo, but Vinnie is on another level. By the way--- Stratus was written and first recorded by drum legend Billy Cobham in 1973-- check him out.

OK so I'm late to the party and everyone said most of what I was going to but I can add a couple of tidbits. One of my old friends is a drummer and one of his favorites was Vinny and he mentioned something I never would have picked up on my own that Vinnie was polyrhythmic meaning he can play separate rhythms with his feet while playing a totally different beat with his hands.

Beck, Clapton and page were not all in the Yardbirds concurrently. Clapton left when the band was enticed away from the blues, and he joined John Mayall's Bluesbreakers. Beck joined the Yardbirds and then Page joined as their bass player. After a while, he switched to guitar. By the time the Yardbirds bit the dust, he was their sole guitarist. He still owns the band name. The secret of Jeff Beck's style was in his right (picking) hand technique, as opposed to the left (fretting) hand with almost every other guitarist. The bass player here is Tal WIlkenfeld and the drummer is Vinnie Colaiuta, who played with Frank Zappa previously.

Beck was the best. He had many very good albums. There's a lot of info you don't know about him.

Watch the entire Live at Ronnie Scott's. Every song is great. They add a few singers like Rod Stewart and Eric Clapton.

The greatest guitar maestro of all time, closely followed by Jimi Hendrix.

Yes, you are right Jimmy Page…. he came after Jeff in Yardbirds. Jeff came after Eric Clapton in Yardbirds. The best years of Yardbirds were when Jeff was in it 👍 So glad you are introduced to Jeff Beck. Watch Beck playing Nadia live at Ronnie Scott’s to see a close up of how he emulates eastern sounding instruments.

He gave the solo over to Tal…. that’s the guy he is / WAS. That’s the guy the world of music has just lost 🎶❤️

She was 21 then.

Jeff Beck Group's Truth and Beck Ola are the albums that invented heavy music BEFORE Led Zeppelin

I own the DVD that this is from. Jimmy Page is in the audience.

Vinnie Culata om drums prob spelled last name wrong. but he is well known

BTW, Jimmy Page was in the audience at this gig, and was absolutely hypnotized by this!

Vinnie Coliauta on drums, maybe the best drummer ever. Check out his other stuff.

Asaf Avidan 900 days .next please.....not of 60s 70s, but referred by Ren who was referred by a Renagade

60s70s music( my era) was the best ever. So much variety of genre. Try some Emmy Lou Harris .

This drummer's name is. Vinnie Caloutta

clapton was original lead guitar for the yard birds. when he left he was replaced by jeff beck. at the same time jimmy page came in on base. when the band broke up beck gave page a fender telecaster as a gift this was pages intro to guitar. a few tes later page formed the new yardbirds later renaming themselves led zeppelin!

Jeff Beck made Rod Stewart famous too