Jeff Beck - Women of Ireland (Mná na hÉireann) - Live at Madison Square Garden 2013 

He's dead

Safe. G9odnight

50 ft

@@stevec2993 good

@@stevec2993 Asshat.

Me too 1951 I came into the world 🌎….. keep the music ALIVE ❤

For sure 🌴🌴

for me Jeff was the greatest. & the last guitar hero. RIP

....the

Well, not really, but great nonetheless. Great is the enemy of the good.

We Will join him...

....and Tal ( great talent , and his favourite)

SAME HERE.

Indeed. Finesse, subtlety, taste.

Tunes.

I like Jeff beck

YES! And he was not so full of himself that he couldn't take a backseat to others. He was simply the BEST and appreciated the best in others. God, I miss him.

Agreed. Thought he'd be around for a quite a while longer. In fact, somehow felt he'd always be here. Well, maybe he will, through his recordings.

The best guitar player of his generation

I don't know why but I feel the loss of Mr Beck more than any other musician I grew up listening to. He had that quality that I just can't explain.

But we are lucky that we live in this time: We can see all the great, deceased artists again and again in videos. From the great guitarists of the past centuries we only have notation of pieces they composed: Fernando Sor, Mauro Giuliani, Matteo Carcassi, Ferdinando Carulli, Niccolo Paganini and many others.

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She can play, yes she can.

She really killed it here for sure.....

Those smoky eyes Lizzie has certainly don't hurt either. Quite a voice she has as well. Very talented musician!

I like the way she looks at Jeff at the end of his solo.

She was known but vinnie colaiuta brought her to becks attention.

Yes 1,000 % and many more well deserved talent out there we will always miss you

Dit nummer kun je alleen mooi vinden.

It was actually Vinnie that introduced Tal to Jeff😂 just saying

He's a musician.

I’m not so sure Jeff has ever been a rock star… maybe with the Yardbirds. After that… it’s debatable.

@@johnbennett3714 To the general public that might be somewhat true. However one thing that became obvious in recent days is that he was a rock star of the 'rock stars', and to legions of other serious musicians and music lovers everywhere. Its been a long time since I've read so much admiration and praise from the musical 'elite'.

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aha! Barry Lyndon! I knew I'd heard this haunting melody before...

The chieftains and the Bothy Band , Ireland's finest , Jeff Beck England's finest.... nuff said !

Oh snap, I haven't seen Barry Lyndon in, what, 45 years? Totally do NOT remember this song, now I gotta watch it again. Thanks for the memory jog

Gracias por recordar, sabia que la habia escuchado, pero no sabia cuando ni donde, esta completa en mi mente, pero no sabia desde cuando, gracias de nuevo

hello from an Irish woman in Christchurch NZ

@@mariahblythen2310 Hello Irish woman, from a wet ,cold, miserable windy Sunday Morning in Ireland..Slainte Eire.

Tà na deoraí ag teacht - the tears are coming ,so beautiful

Sorely missed…!!

Claro x lo brillante " debe ser nitido" pienso puede ser una obra maestra " the charly" que diseño"??? EL"??? Y my aumento ho yo" creo"???

So true it’s haunting

Well, you’re half right.

Perfectly stated. Thank you.

AGREED

When I saw Jeff in Chicago last October I was sure he had had the lady pictured on bass. Someone texted her name is Ronda Smith. She played an excellent bass solo. Who was on the bass that night?

Not sure what you’re referring to. The bass player in this video is the incomparable Tal Wilkenfeld.

Exactly. His playing had such great attack.

I felt the same way.

Hi good day claro creo que si" jua.jua.jua" demas que lan ganas de llorar piensa " the charly"??? Claro su mirada"???

We are lucky to have access to these great live performances seeing great musos in the moment.

Hi good day '?pues si " creo que el sonido percusionadado si" the charly"??? Debe sonar bien"??? Creo"??? Ho ni se ji.ji.ji"???

Unfortunately, that's often the way it goes. Chance or luck plays a huge role in how each of us encounters different talents during our lives. Sometimes it's because we have someone in our lives who gives us the lead: an older sibling, a friend, or a parent. Now with social media it's "easier" to encounter something worth our while, but it's also harder, because there's so much of it. As with success in the job market: it often boils down to who you know. Even if you are lucky enough to encounter a great talent early on, it still doesn't guarantee that you are able to appreciate that talent immediately. Life is full of so many variables.

Bill, very true. As far as Jeff’s career, he chose to avoid the commercial popularity and play the music he wanted to play. He wasn’t giving in to the record companies to put out an album every year. He did his own thing his own way. He carefully chose the musicians to put out the kind of evolving progressive music he wanted. Not new wave, grunge. He did it his way. And if they didn’t like it he would go home and work on his cars. He chose his own Path. He wasn’t victimized. He did it his way. That’s why Jeff Beck didn’t care about cranking out albums. Just making music with players and singers his way.

There's a woman in Ireland who'd give me a gem and my fill to drink, There's a woman in Ireland to whom my singing is sweeter than the music of strings Thanks for watching "Women of Ireland (Mná na hÉireann)". Enjoy your weekend. Frank.

Up Cork.

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