The Best Live Perform Ever!!! Jeff Beck - Beck's Bolero | HD

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Jeff Beck “Beck's Bolero” Live At The Hollywood Bowl USA 2016 Full HD

[Hendrixist]

RIP Jeff Beck. Truly a one off talent. I know I’ll keep coming back to this video for many years to come.

[ianharwell]

Hendrix regarded him as the best back in the late 60's. He continued to get better and better right to the end. Phenomenal talent. No one could do what he could do and seemingly modest with it.

[johnshearer]

When I hear the first few notes, I drop EVERYTHING, PUT HEADPHONES ON AND SHUT THE REST OF THE WORLD OFF...AND I AM 73 YEARS OLD, and remember when this was new...

[doofhund]

Since I was 16 years old, this song always makes me feel good. I’m 70 now and it stirs my soul!

[cahg]

He is the ultimate guitarist in my humble opinion.He does things live that other will never elevate attempt.He doesn’t need a lead singer, his guitar is the voice of the song.

[stevieray]

Great story from Nashville guitarist Kenny Greenberg about the time he met Jeff Beck:

When I was in my 20’s playing bars around Nashville, I played a lot of gigs with Jimmy Hall. He had just sang on Ambitious with Jeff Beck and was getting ready to do his tour. We had a gig at a funky little bar on Nolensville Road when Jeff came to town to go over material with Jimmy for the upcoming tour.

So, naturally, he came out to the gig to sit in. I was of course, losing my mind thinking I would have a chance to play with Jeff. This was long before I had ever played with anyone of note, and was just getting into playing a few publishing demos in the studio scene, but mostly just playing bar gigs. So, Jeff gets up to play, he’s standing right next to me on this little stage, this was around the time he was just moving into the phase of using the whammy bar and playing with his fingers, a sound he would develop over the next 20 years of his career, a style so completely original, I’ve never heard anything like it. Needless to say, on that stage that night, as I watched him play, about a foot away from me, it was like watching a savant, he just bemusedly looked down at the guitar, playing shit that completely blew my mind. It was total genius. I suggested we play Rock My Plimsoul, from his Truth record. I had learned that solo note for note sitting in my apartment practicing. So, we bust into that song, Jeff plays a solo, like, some unbelievable whammy bar future blues from outer space, and he nods at me to take a solo. I play his solo note for note from the record (or honestly, a fair approximation of it) he looks at me and kicks me…. affectionately. Ok, so I’m thinking, “Jeff Beck just kicked me” but in an endearing way. It felt to me like a nod of approval. This was huge for a young unknown guitar player like me. He played maybe 4 or 5 songs total. It was the complete highlight of my life.

But, there’s more..
At one point he broke a string and played my spare guitar. After the gig, I asked him to sign the guitar. He said, “Mate, get me a couple warm beers and a knife and I’ll carve my name in it.” Amazingly, there was a biker I vaguely knew with a buck knife, I asked to borrow it, even more amazingly he said yes. I grabbed a couple Guinness beers and headed back to the dressing room. We sat and chatted for about an hour as he ornately carved his name in my strat. At one point I said jokingly, hey Jeff if you hang around here, you might get to play on some country records. His response was “haha, I’d love to” as he stopped carving for a minute and, just with the guitar unplugged in the dressing room, began playing blazingly fast, articulate bluegrass and country licks, kind of ala Albert Lee, but still sounding unmistakably like Jeff. All of us in the dressing room were sitting there (including my buddy Warner Hodges from Jason and the Scorchers) with our mouths open, like, ok you just put us all in our place. That’s it, that’s my Jeff Beck story. Still to this day, one of the greatest nights of my life.

[ReneeNme]

I'm 61, my missus is 60. She really wasn't familiar with Jeff until we got together some 13 years ago. She was instantly floored and fell in love with his music. News of his passing hit both of us really hard. I started playing guitar at age 10 and the first guitar player that really blew me away was Jeff Beck. He quickly became my #1 Guitar Hero and that will never change. RIP Jeff Beck. You weren't the Man. You will ALWAYS !!! be the Man.

[The_Revealer_]

Jeff Beck is a master of his instrument. No one can make a guitar sing like he can. He truly deserves applause. A music legend.

[tarquinzephyrsymonds]

So saddened to hear we have lost this genius of a musician. History will remember Jeff Beck rightly so as one of the true guitar greats. R.I.P.

[bigtbird]

The era of the best guitarist's is running out. All our love Jeff. LEGEND

[jeremybonnifield]

RIP to one of the most influential guitarists of all time. He truly was a master of the instrument.

[kazee]

1:16 that moment u know you are the best at what u do at your profession...70 + years old here and just continued to keep getting better and better....Jeff, u are simply timeless and amazing

[ananonymouswoman]

Jeff Beck never wasted a single note. Spectacular w/ out the spectacle, in other words, 'class.' R.I.P., El Maestro. Oh!!!

[davidaston]

RIP Jeff Beck. He was a man of actions and, as far as I could tell, never words. He loved playing the guitar. It was his calling. And he shared that calling and incredible skill with so many.

A true hero is someone who inspires and is humble. And that WAS Jeff Beck.

Music and society has lost a great warrior in making the world a better place. And HE DID.

RIP

[mattloren]

Truly on the Mt Rushmore of guitarists. Can’t believe he’s gone. RIP Jeff Beck

[donaldkeefe]

RIP Jeff, my favorite guitarist for almost 60 years! Jeff was one of one! Never heard anyone ever say anything bad about him! I’m in a state of shock!

[patrickwalsh]

In every greatest sense of the word, Jeff Beck was an ARTIST. Just an exquisite meeting of talent, desire, discipline, and letting go: a Zen Master with a guitar. He pursued his passion, went his own road, took his art to new heights. A lovely human being too. He will be missed.

[SkullsandTarot]

How in the world does he get such Attack without a pick.
I'm always in awe of Jeff. #JeffBeck

[davestanton]

My all-time favorite guitarist!! Thank you for all the great music, you will be missed. May you R.I.P. Jeff Beck.

[kookiefrasier]

What an explosion of music there was in those days, and most wasn’t getting played on the radio unless it was deemed an underground station! Phenomenal times, never to be repeated!