Jeff Beck - Rock & Hall of Fame, inducted by Jimmy Page 2009 

you know youre a badass when Page writes your "Bolero"

You got that right LHG!!! The Bad Ass of all time. BAD ASSES

True that!

At leat Jimmy move up to rhythm. He was Jeff's bass player in the 'birds LOL

BEST comment on all of social media of whom this dude was.

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He was so good, Hendrix stole some riffs …

Jeff Beck was the most talented guitarist.

He was 1 of the finest GOALKEEPERS !! MR JIMI HENDRIX was actually V A R

Or couldn't it truly have been the other way around??? SADNESS...

I'm honored to own some of the 33 Albums , those old days only a few of us truly respect.

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Always pushed the envelope, never rested on what he'd done 👍✅the man, I remember living in Austin when Wired came out, oh my goodness

@@timcastens1150 “Blow by Blow” was my introduction to him, it was so good from first cut to last. “Wired” was one of the first CDs I bought, mind blowing playing!

@@BrianOates right on brother 😎👍

Меня поразила кончина, Джефа...! 😢 Он чертовски гитарист. Он индивидуален и не повторим. Он всегда был для меня неожиданным гитаристом.📀 Всегда удивлял своими новыми программами.🎸🎶 Для меня, Джеф, всегда был скромным и тактичным человеком.🤗 Мне очень жаль и я скорблю о его кончине!!! 🙏😢😢😢

Senseless shred. I love it. I'm going to use that one. It's true. I mean I would love to play like a Eddie van Halen and no disrespect but he doesn't touch my soul like Beck.

A true influence on many a guitarists to come after, Yet, they are still string to catch up with him. I was shocked when I heard this today. Beck, Bogart and Apace was my favorite album by him. He could play in any genre and make it sound original. Feeling really sad today..

Well spoken sir

Jeff Beck, the best 👌!

I was lucky to see Jeff on his "You Had It Coming" tour and was totally knocked out! I wish I could have afforded to see him a few more times....RIP

Yes

That poison that was introduced that seduced so many through fear has been slaughtering humans people I know people I don’t know over 1000 professional athletes dying on the field in a 1.5 year period ,the healthiest people in the world .but of course the media is gonna say no not related at all ,it’s climate change and sleeping on the wrong side of the bed I’ve heard the most ridiculous excuses. I just pray people start opening their eyes to the truth

He truly did play better and better as he got older that never happens because of arthritis the brain not working as quick he was the best guitar player I’ve ever seen.

I still can't deal with it...

So true. Truth.

I would have loved to see him and Keith Emerson play off of each other.

When I studied at Berklee, there was a guy that copied Jeff completely.. Still, it was Jeff’s invention and that’s not where you want to go with your playing. It’s still just copying.

She's a BEAST!!

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I was there! I will always remember that night In Cleveland, OH At Public Hall. Being on full time staff for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame was a honor and a privilege to help open a new type of Rock and Roll Hall of Fame In Cleveland was Incredible. Being there working hard to develop crowd control and combining Visitor & Member Services as well as Marketing was a definite challenge and a success! Seeing my favorite guitar legend Jimmy Page inducing Jeff Beck was a wonderful reward to be able to party in person at a table and watch this incredible performance live! Xoxo, David Allen Drotar. 😀✌️❤🎸🎤🤘 23:09 🔊🎶🎵💫

Great comment! Perfectly described his talent

He was so awed and proud of Tal as he introduced his young talent at Ronnie Scott's nightclub.

A big difference between going to a Jeff Beck concert and a concert featuring one of his contemporaries was being prepared to hear what he was doing now, rather than what he'd done in the past. He never became a heritage act.

There are no words that describe Jeff’s playing. Simply the best!!❤

That will be a mournful day indeed

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The hillarious part came when some silly "top ten guitarists" forum put Jeff Beck in the honoable mention catagory after his being a two time hall of fame inductee. Talk about a bunch of seriously blunt instruments, dull thuds!

@@braxtonvalentine1375 Jeff can hang with the likes of Buddy Guy, Pop singers, all the way to Stanley Clarke an John McLaughlin. At this age Paige looks silly even being up on stage. As to present date mr Beck is still getting better still.

@@braxtonvalentine1375 When musicians are distinct and individually excellent you can't compare them. It then comes down to the personal taste of those judging them. And anyone with any sense knows that you can't argue over personal tastes. Listening to morons screaming at each other over who's the best guitarist just makes me walk away in dismay. They don't even consider the different music genres in which gifted guitarists perform.

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Same with me.

Get in the queue mate.

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The joy!

Beautifully stated! R.I.P. Jeff Beck

nice words Eric

I've never seen anyone appear so confident with his instrument, strutting that HOF stage.

I have been thinking the same thoughts as you. 71 now, saw Jeff Beck Group in 1969 at the Electric Theater in Chicago.

@@chasecentario5308 I truly wish I had seen Jeff Beck at some point in time. He was, is and will always be the best of the best in guitar players to me. It's hard to believe that with all of the hard living he did that something like meningitis is what took him away.

​@@brianreid3267 What "hard living" did Jeff do? I think he stayed out of the drug scene altogether, he was a vegetarian (whether good or not, it indicates a certain level of self-concern), and I don't think he participated in the kinds of shenanigans that the members of Zeppelin did when they were storming across the US in the 1970s. I think Jeff was uniquely focused on two passions: music and hot rods.

He was Definitely Gifted ❤

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Because he's a freaking 👽, that's why. He played with this much intensity even at his last show, damn best almost 80 year guitarists guitarist I've ever seen!!!

That's why he's the guitarists guitarist.

So why not convert the noun to a verb... he was beck.... maybe it will make Webster's dictionary one day exceeding great awesome and excellent

Yes that was so touching, Scotty really loved it too. God love Jeff Beck, such a warm, gracious guitar genius extraordinaire!

Brian May and Ritchie Blackmore also grew up in that area. Perhaps it's something in the water?

For real. No pressure there!

He did it to SRV, almost floored him

Well said.

Same here! Twice at the Paramount Theater in Portland,Or. 70’s

Probably lose out to some garbage nobody'll be listening to next year.🙄 ✌️❤

RIP = ROCK IN PARADISE!

Tal's the grand old age of 23 here. She did ok for a girl from Bondi in Sydney I guess. Goes over to the States at the age of 18 and pretty much has an instant career! Had never even been in a band!... No slugging it out for years in dingy dives... no obstacles whatsoever? Gets invited straight up on stage with the Allman Brothers as a "complete unknown!" And from there...straight to the top of the pile! Incredible back story I'm sure.... Would make a great movie! But would it be an "honest" movie?

@@yellingelk I was at the Allman Bros concert where she played with them. They played an hourlong 'Elizabeth Reed' and she blew the doors off the place!

Thanks, I had forgotten what that tune was.

@@peterjackel2294 Anytime!

I also saw them on that tour. They would flip a coin to see who would open that nights show, and in Denver, Stevie opened, then Jeff came on, then we were blessed to watch both of these guitar gods 'battle' on stage. It was a tremendous evening for 20,000+ fans at McNichols Arena, absolutely beautiful.

Actually Ravel wrote it. Jimmy re-arranged it and Beck adorned it with music additions. I would say it was a collaboration.

It’s disappointing that Tal isn’t featured much in this clip, she’s really got the goods. Great musician

I saw him with that band and I think that group brought out the best in him. I always liked Tal's tone and approach more than Rhonda.

Sadly, instrumental music just doesn't have the same level of popularity as music with vocals. But that's okay. I'm sure JB was more content having the respect of his peers than having to live the life of a "rock star".