Jeff Beck 'Esquire' Fender interview | Fender 

Apart from allan holdsworth

@@pobinr Holdsworth is definitely above all the creature !!

better thhan hendrix, peter green and freddy king? haha

@@bbsoni4814sure

Just listen to the sustain, well if it were plugged in you would hear it

SPINAL TAP

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Agree

rafasounds2010 Jesus you are stupid

Wrong. I'm a genius

rafasounds2010 You're a moronic shithead over his head.

That's your problem.

Of course it is your problem. You are so tough. I'm so offended.... Give me some more of that adolescent internet thing, come on. I'm waiting.

The Jeff Beck Group played a week at "The Scene" in NYC in 1968 and after their set, Jimi and Jeff jammed all night. Now that would have been something to see!

that would be epic!

When I saw Jeff Beck and Santana touring together in the '90s, the PA system played nothing but Jimi, both before the show and then between acts. Like you, I loved seeing the respect coming from these guys.

There is a bootleg dude

They also jammed with Eric in London at what was the furniture college students union, the building became apartments and storage for a shoe shop in the mid 90s but the NME put a plaque up.

Definitely sounds like a Tonebender on Over Under Sideways Down

Jeff Beck he’s damn riht

He's definitely right. The Stratocaster is magical, but I have no idea why. I have a £550 Mexican Strat workhorse that I bought new about 6 years ago and it squeezes expression out of me. I'm not a guitar collector, but I bought a second hand Les Paul gold top last week for £745 and, as beautiful as it is, it does nothing for me. I don't necessarily regret my purchase, but I perhaps should've saved my money, as I already have the guitar that I want and need.

@@sporkfindus4777 The LP will be good to play for a while, and then you can sell it when you need the cash. ....but I agree with you. A Les Paul does nothing for me either. HAHAHA I want to play like a wild man, wild and free, while in lock down. Only a Strat will let me roam free on the range. A Les Paul feels like I am stuck in a suit and tie and a desk job. It also feels like it is going to break apart in my hands. Whereas a strat can take everything I can throw at it. And I can throw some stuff at it. I am left handed but play right handed so I can really control those bends like I am in command, and not the Strat. I love my Strat. I have 2 China strats that I play where I live, but in my collection I have old vintage stuff, and I prefer the vintage obviously, but I can get some sounds out of the China strats that I can't quite get out of the vintage, but also, with China strats, I am going direct through a Behingher VAmp3 and it sounds great to me. To me it sounds way better than all my expensive gear in the states. Plus it is way more convenient and way more practical. So yeah, enjoy that LP as a get away, and remember, you can always sell it for more than you paid for it probably, and always have that money sitting there as reserve money.

+d'Etroit Ultramann A Tele keeps you honest.

+d'Etroit Ultramann A tele only puts out what you put into it and you have to fight the bastards sometimes, but damned if it isn't the most inspiring thing.

I have one Tele after years of Strats + one good Gibson - the thing still scares me with what comes out of it, almost unbidden. But that bassy 3rd position is the one I can least deal with even having the well-made Lollar pickups.

In the strats defence, the 5 pickup positions are very different, and the Tele certainly can't reproduce the middle/neck position sound of a good strat

Yeah, I'm sure you are on par with Beck and so your opinion will go where it belongs, down the shitter.

John B Jimmy used a tele throughout his time with the yardbirds and into led Zeppelin using it on the first album and parts of the second as well as on the stairway solo

@Yeah Whatever lots of people actually smh

What is this fascination with particular guitars? They are very basic instruments, it's the hands doing all of the work,

@@johnhulsker9123not a guitar player huh?

Alabaster Smidge after Jimi.

Hessel van der Wal Bwahahahaha

Joey Nash looks really educated.

Hessel van der Wal As Marty Friedman once said. I'd rather chew broken fucking glass then listen to Hendrix

Joey Nash bon appetit.

75 now ❗🎸🎵🎶

Mandela Effect

Jeff plays like a concert violinist

People forget that when Beck traded the Esquire to Seymour Duncan, there was *no* vintage market for guitars. It simply didn't exist yet in 1974. Guitarists didn't favor a guitar just because it was a little banged up. In 1974 what we now call vintage Fenders were less than 20 years old.

He really seems to have mellowed over the years.

Over under sideways down by the yardbirds

In one interview, Beck compares the differences between post-war UK and US cultures to mirror the difference in his and Hendrix guitar styles. Beck infers growing up in the English class system minimized his confidence while Hendrix displayed uninhibited US no social restrictions exuberance.

agree! never!!!