Jeff Beck- A Day In The Life (Live at Ronnie Scott's)(REACTION//DISCUSSION)

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@michaellaporte4951 2 года назад

The Ronnie Scott's performance is one of the highlights of Beck's career, it's such an incredible show and it's wonderful that they were able to get it all on film. Beck's technique is fascinating to watch throughout the film; not only does he fingerpick, as you noted, but he almost exclusively uses his thumb, which I think is interesting, and as you saw he makes extensive use of the tremolo arm, not only for its regular effect (which as I understand it is vibrato (change in pitch) and not actually tremolo (change in volume)), but also to pick out specific notes without needing to fret them, which I think is fascinating.

@jongiometti6595 2 года назад

My wife and I saw Jeff in concert in Charlotte a few years ago. It was the first time I ever saw her cry because of how beautiful his playing was. Same guitar the whole show almost, and few effects pedals. I felt a bit sorry for Paul Rodgers band who had to follow him. They were quite good, but Jeff Beck is on a whole other level that few others occupy!

@pilesovinyl 2 года назад

Did you notice Jimmy Page in the audience as well? Awesome cover. It is interesting that Beck took the platform of rock superstar guitarist and blazed his own trail on albums like Blow By Blow by defining a new jazz/rock fusion IMO. By going to an instrumentally based solo career he bucked the mainstream but his material was so good and undeniable that he sold it in levels I'm sure nobody could have expected. He was a guy who didn't need the spotlight and radio airplay to be commercially successful and to that end he truly proved just how good he was. My favorite track of his (besides the Yardbirds hits Shapes Of Things and Over Under Sideways Down) was Cause We've Ended As Lovers on Blow By Blow. Review it for a good listen.

@jeffschielka7845 2 года назад

Plant is sitting next to Page.

@bendancar 2 года назад

Tal Winkenfeld on bass. She is a world class musician (obvs) who came out with a fantastic album of rock/pop songs last year (or maybe 2019?) called "Love Remains." Definitely worth checking her out. Try "Pieces of Me" or "Counterfeit."

@emdiar6588 2 года назад

She promoted it on Burr's podcast. Sounded great.

@JVTrickypants 2 года назад

She is SO amazing....

@sep55 2 года назад

The whole show is fabulous, with many great guests performing. His cover of Nadia, a Nitin Sawhney song, is just stunning!!

@nobrains6107 2 года назад

Totally.

@dickwilliam3793 2 года назад

He already reviewed it

@berndjungmann5600 Месяц назад

The master of the Stratocaster and Tal give me the chills EVERY morning ♥️

@johncase2408 Год назад

There's so much color, breadth, and emotion wrapped into Beck's style. There will never be another. R.I.P The Great Jeff Beck!

@johncase2408 Год назад

It's a great cover!

@davecorbin5088 Год назад

The DVD of this concert achieved Platinum status! That says it all, especially in this day and age.

@sgtBelson 2 года назад

This is an incredible show. Vinnie and Tal make a fine rhythm section. Their interpretation of this song is, indeed, a great cover. Now I need a Beck fix to really get my day going.

@frankgobel2168 2 года назад

You should definitely watch "Cause We've Ended as Lovers" from the same show with brilliant solos by Jeff and Tal Wilkenfeld on bass guitar; in the end they kind of solo together. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-lw8fBR_XiPs.html

@pilesovinyl 2 года назад

That has always been my favorite track of his.

@markspooner1224 2 года назад

Jason Rebello on keys, he played with Sting too. I wish that I'd been there, I've watched it many times and it looked like they had so much fun.I do play the 3LP set all the time.

@ronjm945 2 года назад

I had the privilege of seeing Jeff Beck live twice recently and OMG he was incredible. If you ever have the chance to see him live please please go, you will thoroughly enjoy yourselves!!! A true guitar legend playing live for you six decades. They won’t be here forever, so see them the next time they are in your area.

@papalaz4444244 2 года назад

Guitarists who play like someone singing. That's exactly it. Like Dave Gilmour. It's all about the inflection and dynamics of every single note. The ever changing vibrato. The elisions of notes with the beautiful portamento in between. It brings it to life. Ahhh..... :)

@jeffschielka7845 2 года назад

Hey Justin! This is an excellent show. Highly recommend watching the dvd. Many special guests. Plant and Page are sitting at a table in the small club. Jeff won a Grammy for best instrumental for this incredible rendition. Simply phenomenal!🎸

@markbrennan8033 Год назад

Excuse me while I go have a good cry. I have watched this performance numerous times, but today, it hit me. The encore with EC is incredible that's all I'm going to write. Thank you for your reaction!

@utubernow1 2 года назад

JB was Roger Water's guitarist for the "Amused to Death" album. The title song was release as a single with video featuring Beck. It's a pretty accessible song also for solo Waters. Of course I think the whole album is genius. But, it's definitely a good place to start... Note It is conceptual and should be played from the beginning Intro song into Amused to Death. It's based on a book "Amused to Death" and if I recall you can hear HAL from 2001 A Space Odyssey in the background somewhere. Beck's a beast. Great reaction, Thanks!!!

@shemanic1 2 года назад

I love Jeff's guitar playing, his albums "Wired" & "Blow by Blow" are superb. He showed promise in early bands like the Yardbirds, on the B side of their 45,s are two good examples, one called "Steeled Blues" the other "Jeff's Boogie" which is great. Also on the B side of his own Pop Hit Hi Ho Silver Lining, worth seeing for a laugh, is a tune called "Beck's Bolero" which has some excellent "Speaking Guitar" parts

@peterichards3261 2 года назад

Was recorded in London November 2007. I was at all performances at Ronnie's. Simply magical. Tal Wilkenfeld is an amazing talent.. Listen to Since We've Ended As Lovers. Beautiful bass solo. Goes without saying Jeff is superb

@triscat 2 года назад

"Lovers" is easily a highlight. The whole show is really fantastic.

@onemerlin 2 года назад

Ah, back to JB. My absolute favorite, thanks for coming back to him. Anything from this set is excellent, anytime you're willing to listen to live instead of studio versions. Jeff is technically excellent in studio, but playing live he brings out that something extra, the tone that captures the moment more than the perfect note, the microadjustments with the band to make things pop.

@O_Towne_Bear 2 года назад

Watch the whole show - just amazing. I still say Beck is the best of his generation of Rock guitarists.

@jeffschielka7845 2 года назад

Saw Jeff back in college. That was over 40 years ago. Wow how time flies! Lol! Phenomenal guitarist. Definitely in my top 5.🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸

@kentinatl 2 года назад

1.HENDRIX 2.DUANE ALLMAN 3.JEFF BECK / AND TAL ON BASS,VINNIE ON DRUMS....WOW

@Rickhorse1 2 года назад

A bit of trivia - if any of you have seen the musical film "Across the Universe" (IMO, one of the better Beatles music films)...all the songs were performed by the cast , except for Day in the Life which was the studio version of Jeff's cover.

@gchristyer 2 года назад

Masterful !

@johnwilson8312 2 года назад

Jeff Beck is an absolute genius on the guitar. I saw him live in Manchester a few years ago and it was spellbinding. He does another great cover of the track, Somewhere over the rainbow, you should check it out.

@maraboo72 2 года назад

I agree that this is a cover as it should be. His use of the whammy bar is so unique combined with his unique picking style what enables him to play the Strat in a very special way. 10/10 At this point I cannot help to mention Vanilla Fudge again because of their art of covering because they always come to my mind when covers are the topic. Their cover of "Eleanor Rigby" is one of their brillant works what put covering on an unheard level in popular music.

@direnova6284 2 года назад

The whole show was amazing, one of my favourite discoveries on RU-vid. There are quite a few legendary faces in the audience too.

@johnpbh 2 года назад

It's one of the most spectacular covers of an Iconic Beatles song that I have ever heard.... and I'm speaking as a Beatles fanatic. Just stunning. Keep on Rocking and have a great Christmas both you and your wife...

@johnnosiennek7066 2 года назад

Give Jeff a listen playing Nessun Dorma

@jimimurti 2 года назад

This entire performance is great, I am aware of it a couple of years and still love hearing it. I discovered Tal at this show... wow what a talent! Thnx for uploading JP! I guess its a great cover indeed.

@27thangel23 2 года назад

Since you asked so nicely, recorded November, 2007- released 2008. Merry Christmas, Justin- Peace from Canada. Be safe.

@greggary7217 2 года назад

So glad you hit this - the entire set at Ron Scotts is brilliant - frankly I’ve never heard anybody try to cover A Day In The Life before (I’m sure there must be a few) but I’ve always thought this was stellar. As mentioned by others Tal is a superb bass player - there are a few videos where Jeff lets her loose and she just kills it, one at this gig, I think on “…Ended As lovers”. Happy holidays to all, stay safe, warm & find the groove ✌🏻

@realbser1956 2 года назад

That was great Justin, Beck is one of the 🐐. Merry Christmas to you and your family and all of your subscribers.

@johnnosiennek7066 2 года назад

Love this album .there is so much talent on that stage and so many musicians in the audience watching and listening !

@daveking9393 2 года назад

That was a first for me and I think the best thing I've seen on RU-vid in a month or more I loved it thank you very much

@JustJP 2 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@dickwilliam3793 2 года назад

Beck can absolutely play Clapton under the table..... but I like both

@billhawkins1236 2 года назад

You're not allowed to get real animated at Ronnie Scott's. Jeff Beck is the master of vibrato and the whammy bar. The song they do after that is, if I'm not mistaken, " You need Lovin " a small faces tune, (which Zeppelin ripped into Whole Lotta Love) which is really funny being as both Plant and Jimmy Page are in the audience.🤠🤠

@kurtkish6970 2 года назад

Finally- my favorite guitarist of All Time.

@kurtkish6970 2 года назад

Do more Beck ANYTHING. More. More. More. More. Any period. (just his solo stuff, though) He IS the best.

@Roddy1965 2 года назад

A true master of interpretation, subtlety, dynamics and innovation.

@bryanhale5254 2 года назад

I was lucky enough to see Jeff Beck with Eric Clapton and Jimmy Page I think it was the Ronnie Lane benefit concert that was many many many years ago my man

@daveking9393 2 года назад

I'm so tempted to find out what Clapton was going to play but I'd also love to wait and go on that Journey with you

@krasht1 Год назад

He is also using his pinky finger on the volume knob at the same time !

@-R.Gray- 2 года назад

From the same show, see a demonstration of how he plays melodies by manipulating harmonics with the whammy bar on "Where Were You". They showed Jimmy Page in the audience. 3 former Yardbirds in the building. He developed his pickless style years ago. For an earlier example of his melodicism, see his cover of jazz bassist Charlie Mingus' "Goodbye Porkpie Hat" on the Wired album. For something else from this venue, see his solo behind guest vocalist Imogen Heap on the song "Blanket". Beck is also prominent on the Roger Waters album Amused To Death.

@MisterWondrous 2 года назад

Wondrous to see all Yardbird guitarists in attendance. This is the quintessential cover, by the man who doesn't let you down. His cover of Puccini's Nessun Dorma will bring horripilation to your bodily hairs.

@hustonbop 2 года назад

Great video, great performance😎

@BartlettMoore 2 года назад

Amazing!

@triscat 2 года назад

This is one of my favorite DVD's that I put in often. The entire show is amazing. My favorite guitarist. A great cover. Thanks for this one.

@terrysavoy6290 2 года назад

More please!!!!

@jimschroeder1176 2 года назад

Awesome! I have this blu ray, and I love this song.Jeff Beck is a brilliant guitar player! I had the opportunity to see him perform live, and play this song.

@cazgerald9471 2 года назад

That video applied rule #1 - leave 'em wanting more - they could have edited the thing to end before the Clapton teaser 8-P

@damonhines8187 2 года назад

Jeff is a jewel. He's been playing solely with his fingers since, iirc, the late 70s at least. Great version, great interpretation. No-one does it better. ;>D I've seen some wicked stuff with Tal and Sean Ono Lennon too.

@mikewoodrow5878 2 года назад

Justin I can watch JB play live any time - a master of his instrument. Peace from Toronto

@dejanhuskic7102 2 года назад

This is the cover, but Eric Burdon & War are also done very good job with the same song.

@davidburton2381 2 года назад

There were some rock royalty at this (these?) show(s). You caught a glimpse of Jeff's life-long friend Jimmy Page at the end if you were alert for it. I think Robert Plant was there, as well as Brian May of Queen. This soundtrack is by far the closest musical connection I have with my 23 yo daughter. I used to play it in the car taking her to school, and now "Nadia" and several other Jeff tunes are on her playlist. "Nadia" is her go-to song when she's having a bad day.

@glenndespres5317 2 года назад

Before I forget… give a listen to the song Little Wing - featuring Joe Cocker with Carlos Santana on guitar. I would not steer you wrong. Now that i got that out, this song is just amazing. Is there anything this guy can’t do on a guitar?

@sylvaindupuis5595 2 года назад

You have to listen to the albun "All we are saying" by Bill Frisell.

@JeromeDukes 2 года назад

The first time I saw a guitar rendition of ADITL was in the movie "Across The Universe" late 2000's. The movie is based on Beatles Songs. I had just started leaning to play guitar at the time and looked up the song and to my surprised the rendition in the movies was based on Beck's version. After butchering the song back then, I think I'll give it another go. Across the Universe would be a good move to review on your channel btw.

@buddyhek 2 года назад

I think this whole session is available, it must be as I have watched it… all brilliant, likes of Robert Plant and plenty other old hands in the audience, seek it out and enjoy, well worth it.

@kuhnhan 2 года назад

I never heard this before, very nice. Vince Guaraldi's cover of "Eleanor Rigby" is worth listening to as well.

@jfergs.3302 2 года назад

So is frank sidebottom's cover of 'Being for the benefit of Mr Kite!

@kuhnhan 2 года назад

@@jfergs.3302 I checked that out. It is different.

@gaiaeternal5131 2 года назад

Afternoon Justin. Dave from That There London, fearing a Blast From The East over Christmas (looking less likely down South). Love Jeff's playing - so innovative, colourful and exciting - and, yes, it's a good cover - but I still prefer the original (as it's one of the Fab Four's greatest ever). Two of my biggest regrets in music is not having seen Jeff live and not having been to Ronnie Scott's. Maybe I can doing something about this is '22. P.S. my song ref Blast From The East is from Jeff's album Who Else!

@sgtBelson 2 года назад

Love ‘Who Else!’. “Space for the Papa” gets a lot of random listens from me.

@gaiaeternal5131 2 года назад

@@sgtBelson Angel Footsteps is probably my fave, Sarge.

@JVTrickypants 2 года назад

Hope you're having a lovely day too, even though this comment is four or five months late!!!

@papalaz4444244 2 года назад

ah I discovered this same video a few weeks ago. It's incredible. So if you like this - Roger Waters, solo album "Amused to Death" - featuring Jeff Beck on guitar. NOBODY has reacted to this or other Waters solo albums.

@sicko_the_ew 2 года назад

A "jazz standard type cover". Take the old song everyone loves, and go for a walk through the fields or the stars or the sewers with it. To my mind a cover like that makes a new song from the old (a kind of child of that song) instead of a clone. There's a place in this world for great cloned covers, but this kind of cover says the original isn't just a great song, but is also the potential seed of other things not yet imagined. Here's a "clone" cover I like (and lots of people hate - because some people are always going to hate it if you don't do it "exactly right" - according to the production team at the canonical recording). It's by *Yellow Matter Custard* (pretty much a supergroup) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-OWliruQZ9Bk.html

@sicko_the_ew 2 года назад

As I said, here's another link to the *Major Parkinson* RU-vid live stream concert that they've just posted (with hints that finally the 2020 album might appear! - so there will be an album to start the Boring 20's after all) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-6PIP36aczlg.html (No problem that is is a repetition. This is amazing. Melancholy in a way that fills one with joy. There's no other music like this.)

@HippoYnYGlaw 2 года назад

Don’t think it’s on Spotify Don’t think he’ll let u play it without ze inimitable BlockAge Yet i still ffink Alexa de Paris is my Fave Instrumental Ever This? One of the greatest gigs ever? He being Prince hof course.

@johnrusso9246 Год назад

There are notes played here by the Maestro that are not from this planet..

@-davidolivares 2 года назад

Didn’t he win a Grammy for this song? Have to be honest, I’m not in love with Jeff’s whammy bar pretty much, All The Time, way of playing now. This is something he morphed into late in his career. It’s just a bit too much for me. At the moment, my whammy is off of my strat… I still love Jeff very much, in fact, if it were up to me, Wired would be a subscription goal album. Glad it wasn’t a Christmas tune, just needed a break. On to make toys for Xmas… Peace and dinner club Music

@a.k.1740 2 года назад

Quite the same opinion on Jeff Beck's whammy bar ! He's been putting on too much for a few years, it has become recurrent to the point of becoming a gimmick. This was already starting to be the case at the time of the Guitar Shop album with Tony Hymas and Terry Bozzio but even more since the 90s until today. I prefer his guitar playing in the 60s until the very early 80s and I agree, Wired is the way to go !!!

@berndjungmann5600 Месяц назад

Mr.braudabo , you obviosly never had a guitar in your hand 😕

@dctbass 2 года назад

I used to think that the idea of musicians, and lead guitarists in particular, "speaking" or emoting through their instrument was pretentious BS. Then I saw Jeff Beck.....

@jfergs.3302 2 года назад

Not his best performance. A largely subdued, and disjointed rendering of a not particularly good song. I'd rather he was doing his own stuff. The best bit, his comment about going home during the Clapton introduction, and he thumbing his nose at him, funny. And talking of the greats, saw Jimmy Page there in the audience too. Wonder if he was up later in the show...

@jfergs.3302 2 года назад

@@Katehowe3010 No, never really rated the beatles. They've only 3 or 4, possibly, I think are ok. I wasn't really exposed to them early on. Back then I got into Sabbath, Yes, Hendrix, Zeppelin etc. After listening to those guys, then hearing the beatles 'I wanna hold your hand', and 'she loves you, yeah yeah yeah, they seemed really lame , and tame. Subsequent stuff seldom really grabbed me either. I've never really seen what all the fuss was about.

@jfergs.3302 2 года назад

@@Katehowe3010 I don't know off the top of my head. I'd have to look up the albums, tracklists etc, to see what song was on what. I've never sat down and actually listened to a beatles album. But I've heard lots of their stuff, they're pretty hard to avoid. Specially when you're born and raised in their home town like I was. But other than a few, of all i have heard, nothings ever really impressed me, or made me understand why they've been elevated to the heights they hold.

@dhfenske 2 года назад

@@jfergs.3302 I can understand where you're coming from. My favorite band is Yes. The music that thrills me most is prog. So, I suggest that if you want to try some more Beatles with the hopes that you'll find it cool, that you set aside 50 minutes and listen to Abbey Road straight through. I find it to be dramatic like Yes, and with catchy tunes - "good music". If you listen to it in digital, rather than flipping a vinyl record over, the transition from "I Want You (She's So Heavy)" into "Here Comes the Sun" is so very dramatic and just thrills me to no end. Again, I strongly suggest that you listen to the whole album in one session. And the medley of songs in the latter half where the tracks just segue into each other feels quite proggy to me. Another thing I suggest is that you don't look to it to rock you as hard as the 4 bands you mention above, but these songs are, undoubtedly, very good songs, deserving respect even if they don't grab you very strongly.

@jfergs.3302 2 года назад

@@dhfenske I'll throw it on the playlist, but think i've already heard at least half of it, though not all in one go. And i'm not 'looking to like them', per se. I know they're almost deified as a band, and anyone saying they're not fussed is seen as an oddity, but with what i listened to before, as i touched on, maybe I just came to them too late. But i'll give it a go, you never know 🙂

@a.k.1740 2 года назад

As much as I find Jeff Beck to be a brilliant guitarist, I find this cover a bit disjointed and not very interesting. I definitely stick to the original.

@braudabo 2 года назад

Rather a misinterpretation. The approach of interpreting this Beatles classic instrumentally doesn't work, this version is not particularly interesting. It's boring. It has no aura. But actually one can only fail in an interpretation of one of the greatest classics of modern popular culture.