JEFF BECK GROUP - BBC Sessions 1967-1969 🇬🇧

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[@VeteransOfThePsychWars]

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[@joanbryant1012]

I was blessed with meeting Jeff in 1977, here in California. He was in between trying to get the Jeff Beck Group back on track., the second one. And writing, which he was having trouble doing. His Blow By Blow record took off. Just as I was with him. I had just moved from Florida. Met Jeff. Then to Arizona. When I came back, he ran into me again. Later on he recorded me in a studio. Testing out my voice. He experimented with me. Jeff was a doer. Kinda Quite. A perfectionist. He was thinking of sending me to music school. His mother made him play the piano for hours each day. I got lots of History of Rockn Roll from him. He liked me. We hung around together for sometime. Him being from England, he was interested in what the American young Culture was into. His dream was to play at the Hollywood Bowl one day. I sat up on the benches there ,walking around talking about this. Many years later, I would be here to see him play. Many times. I was at one of his last Concerts before his passing. It hurts, but he felt maybe the world needed some healing. Maybe some music would help. He tryed till the very end. Love you, Jeff. Joan Bryant - Hollywood

[@prajnachan333]

How amazing 👏 what a story. Did you continue singing? I'm so intrigued to hear more of your experiences. I saw Jeff 11 times 1976 to 2014. He is beloved to me. Bless you. Thanks for sharing. 🕉

[@joanbryant1012]

I will add a few more notes. In 1977, Jeff had Just started getting endorsements and donated instruments to Juliard. He didn't let many people into his private world. But he let me in. He put in some Beatles tapes for me to see, and some of David Bowie. We looked at Photos, and Old posters of him with the Jeff Beck Group, and The Yard Birds. I was getting a History Lesson from Jeff. In the early years, he traveled by bus to gigs 40 miles , back and forth. He made guitars out of Boxes. He was always building. Listening to his sisters records. Jeff wanted to be like Hendrix, he still never felt like he had quite gotten to where he wanted to be. And here was Jimmy Page over here with Left Zeppelin, with constant Air play. He was also upset with Rod Stewart to, so this sort of carried on through the years, because he felt that the Jeff Beck Group was his band. But that Rod as lead singer made it seem.like it was his band. After this break up, he branched out further. I am glad I was there at his home. He had boxes full of fan mail. I would read some of these to him.He was shy about what would be said. He adored his fans. Always. I'm glad I got to see him rise like an Eagle.

[@carlyoungquist6681]

I was a resident of Los Angeles eating at the Source restaurant back in about '80 on the Strip and he came in 2 days in a row. He ate healthy so it's wrong to me that he's gone.

[@PeterByker]

Jeff Beck, decorated veteran of the Psych Wars, distinguished himself as an experimental Test pilot, and as a map maker for the millions of Rock Warriors to come. The sky is the limit when you can fly so very high, as did our hero, Jeff Beck, God rest his soul.

[@fredtello]

Yeah.. Thanks

[@dezertfox3130]

Well put.

[@stephentroisi5827]

RIP 🙏 Jeff.

[@timcastens1150]

Outta Sight 😎🤩 first time hearing this wow

[@mor8286]

✈️✈️✈️

[@johnwilliamson2707]

Jeff set the bar so impossibly high for all guitarists. Simply can't get his music out of my head. Rest in power, great dude.

[@pjackson8027]

Not for Ritchie Blackmore.

[@peterbetts858]

@@pjackson8027 not for alot of the high grade players . .,but he Still held a spot in that grade , beautiful tone , extremely unique at times , as well , fearless . one of the first tunes that hooked me hard into electric blues was mr Beck doin New York City Blues on record in 1974 .i was 14 at the time . Thank You MR. BECK , It was a Hell of Ride . R. I. P.

[@LSUOdyssey]

Hi Ho Silver Lining I'm Losing You 3:30 Rock My Plimsoul 5:39 Tallyman 10:00 Shapes of Things 12:50 Rock My Plimsoul 15:20 I Ain't Superstitious (2 guitars) 18:45 Interview 20:29 Hi Ho Silver Lining 21:32 Im Losing You 24:20 Let Me Love You 26:37 Stone Cold Crazy 29:52 Rock My Plimsoul 33:28 Tallyman 37:44 I Ain't Superstitious (Truth version) 40:32 Beck's Bolero 43:04 You'll Never Get to Heaven 46:10 You Shook Me 49:00 Lovin You is Sweeter Than Ever 51:45 You Shook Me 55:09 Rock My Plimsoul 58:05

[@1Keef]

Thanks for posting the set list mate! Greatly appreciate it. Cheers👍👍

[@71warthog62]

thank-you

[@stevenhanson1454]

So much better with a set-list !! Way to go.

[@stevenhanson1454]

@@boweevil6442 I'm thinking Cozy Powell would have been touring with Rainbow in 1976. I know they were touring Japan a lot. Must have been Simon. You are lucky to have seen him.

[@domliger622]

To fill the last quarter: Shapes of things 1:02:18 Mother's Old Rice Pudding 1:06:15 Sweet Little Angel 1:10:38

[@RobertSmith-ix1cu]

Probably seen Jeff 10 times thru-out the Decades/Feels like I just Lost my Best Friend/ 🎸Ride On Jeff 🎸 RIP ⛅

[@bernhardnizynski4403]

Jeff Beck my electric guitar hero - haven't heard some of these recording before - great feel, wonderful playing. With Jeff gone I feel I have nothing to look forward to! What a loss!

[@ginjazz2836]

It gets us all in the end RIP Jeff Beck

[@franciscocruzadococa5530]

Introducing the BBC live sound source from the first season Jeff Beck Group. ★ Three BBC lives in March, July and November 1967 are recorded in a period of time. ★ Valuable Live of J Beck's hit song "High Ho Silver Lining" and "Tally Man". ★ Rods Stewart vocals and J Beck's gatinko wins Co-ordinating Ron Wood. ★ The transformation period from Pop Group to Heavy Rock, a legendary live bound! ★ 7 songs in total with unannounced JBG songs such as the cover of the amazing B and Bacarak. ★ Introducing the new Eternal Grooves series "Rock Off". As a member of the Yardbirds, Jeff Beck has been revamped with its genius guitar work, After 1966 group evacuation, the agility manager Mickey Most plans first Released the solo single song "Hi Ho Silver Lining" and it records the smash hit. Jeff has moved to form a new band with simultaneous progression and turned Rod Stewart into a vocal. Based on Ron Wood, it creates his own band "Jeff Beck Group". Here is the precious live recorded on BBC broadcast in 1967 during this period of production, This LP has been recorded in all 3 appearances. The song "Hi Ho Silver Lining" was created by an external composer. Jeff also challenges the vocal that is not cohesive and is also capable of recording double track (as the Beatles develops the Beatles), The guitar solo on the way is now "only available in Beck" sharp phrase You will hear the rock performance overwhelmingly compared to the official singles. And the recording of those who participate in Rod Stewart will continue to be representative songs. Rock my Plymsoul, "Wander", "Let Me Love You" etc. All take is called the original Hard Rock, so it is a loud-powerful play! As a symbol of the band during the search period, there are many unannounced songs that are also displayed Authentic Bruce Song "Stone Cold Crazy" Cover for Fort Top Loving You I Sweeter Than Ever" And the biggest surprise is the Bad Baccarack Song's cover "You'll Never Get to Heaven". When Jeff firecracking code is ringed, the main melody is inherited by Ron Wood's Base Solo. The rod, centered on the rod, the members of the Acapella Chorus, is almost unmistakable with a soft rock feel. In addition, the Beck's Bolero by Jimmy Paige is said to have a huge impact on the ZEP Includes valuable lives, such as the super heavy, You Schook Me. As a bonus, from Live at Marquee Club in London. Elmore James cover "Talk To Me Baby" or Includes 4 additional songs such as Jeffs Boogie that is also useful for Ron Wood's Gorigory Bass Introducing the new Eternal Grooves series "ROCK OFF". THE BAND Jeff Beck (Guitar) Vocal on track 01 & 09 Rod Stewart (Vocal) Ron Wood (Bass) Rod Coombes (Drums) on track 01-05 Aynsley Dunbar (Drums) on track 07-09 Mickey Waller (Drums) on track 10-14 track 01~06: Saturday Club, rec. date: March 7, 1967 track 07~09: Saturday Club, rec. date: July 4, 1967 track 10-14: Top Gear, rec. date: Nov. 1, 1967 track 15-18: Marquee Club, London Sept. 26, 1967

[@CBrolley]

Translated from the original Klingon.

[@1Keef]

Great tribute to the brilliance and genius of Jeff Beck! Thanks for sharing with us!👍👍

[@user-qd3ee4or7f]

Джефф был любимым у моего любимчика Ритчи Блэкмора. Мне 66 и эта любовь понятна, наверное... Слушая Бека сейчас я еще больше понимаю, почему Ритчи любил именно Джефа а не других.

[@andykent7818]

Great early days music 🎶 from Jeff's stellar career...can remember some of it from back in those days...sounds just as good today in '23 as it did in the late '60's...🧡🧡🧡

[@johnrichards1019]

A very well respected man and musician, a great loss

[@johnmitchelljr]

Can’t add anything new that hasn’t already been said about the great Mr. Jeff Beck. No more new music just have to love what we have. Thank you.

[@likklej8]

Saw Jeff Beck as honorary guest on the last ZZ Top U.K. tour great guy RIP Jeff

[@warrensykes6317]

Well, what can we say, if you’re old enough, he’s spent many a decade in your bedroom, on the dance floor, and on the Old Grey Whistle Test! Brilliant!

[@charlesnolan7602]

On the Jeff Beck "Live with the Jan Hammer group" which I heard and bought in Aptil 1977, my listening experience changed for the better forever. I saw Jeff several times 1980- 2014. Each was an event, a spectacle, not necessarily just a concert!

[@peterbetts858]

I Played that lp hardcore round that time also . I saw him .i think in 2016 . it was one of my shows of a lifetime .he was an in tune harmonic Tornado . i kept hearing Jimi throughout the show . especially on little wing .. truly incrediable .

[@MorgothSr]

That was my introduction to the Master. I love that album.

[@stevenhanson1454]

Just found this Jeff Beck & Yarddbirds BBC, + Beck Bogert Appice Live Japan. Trying to find out about Jeff Beck. RIP

[@moondogaudiojones1146]

Jeff you are so appreciated and loved. R.I.P.

[@blackquicksandmusic2365]

R. I. P Jeff Beck

[@tecotrovao3007]

Descanse em paz mister Jeff Beck que aqui nos ficaremos repassando pra galera a sua música é a sua Arte.

[@morleymarcella3122]

His music will live on! 🎸

[@RC-gf8cs]

I got to see carnegie hall cozy era band 2nd album tour..the 83 msg nyc arms .with 3yardbirds 2gether on stage....now?. Im old

[@benmaguire4098]

I wish I could get the good stuff I used to smoke when I 1st heard this .. lol these days I am an old hippie & the people who sell it are a differnt breed altogether .. but I would rather go without than compromise myself .. I always identified with Jeff becaus as he once said in an interview " it wasn't really a matter of choice for him " he just played the way he did & ( in a strange echo of the life of Danny Gatton from across the Pond ) Jeff was happier mucking around with his Cars etc & yet outside of the actual " music " Bizness he loved to play his music .. some Musicians are just not good with the Bizness but .. need to be helped by people they can trust not to rip them off .. thanks for the memories .. Ronnie & Rod were cooler back then .. but some how they made more money ?? Nothing against them .. But who knows maybe Jeff was happier ?? cheers from an old Muso washed up in the Backwoods of the Forest of Dean & missing the old days in London around Dingwalls & the Railway in West End Lane ... bye

[@artnoiseproductions3240]

We were in need for this. Thanks for posting.

[@JohnLennonReturns]

Wonderful !! Thank you for posting this! Jeff's dear, close friend, Jimmy Page heard these tapes and then quickly went to work on Led Zeppelin I. Jimmy, how to you sleep night?!

[@greglavine4035]

Jimmy played on the truth Album...Jeff was his best friend,he sleeps well

[@ilkkaensio9346]

They were not friends for many years after Led Zeppelin I came out, most material on that one was stolen as everyone should know by now. Jeff blamed Page openly for stealing the whole idea of modern heavy blues.

[@mariolebreux2518]

A great wall of rock,passed away,too soon.

[@james041]

If there is a heaven, you know they got one hell of a band. Rip Jeff See you again soon enough 😎🐶🎶🎸

[@MartijnHover]

They do say the devil has the best tunes.... 🙂

[@KMeeks]

Jeff Beck. Legend. Forever. ✌

[@markrobinson8410]

Im sad about jeff beck he was my favorite guitarist since 1978

[@johnallen6945]

If you haven't listened to "Beck-Ola" you should. That's my fav Jeff album. I also like his version of "I'm Going Down," "Beck's Bolero," and "Freeway Jam." I've followed Jeff since the beginning. He could play downright nasty blues all they way to something like "Greensleeves." His mother said he liked the guitar because he could make "weird noises" with it. I'm pretty sure I'll bump into him one of these days. I'll guarantee you he didn't stop playing the guitar just because he passed over to whatever comes next.

[@edumagalha2794]

Uma perda enorme para a música. Descanse em paz, J.B

[@johnmikk1495]

Goodbye, giant of music... 🖤

[@TheBehindtheMask]

Wow! Never heard most of this before and really digging it!!!

[@blaisegrock6320]

Some truly memorable music and much appreciated. Those we love are never gone. As for myself Jeff Beck could do no wrong. I still remember the first Jan Hammer tour; the evolution blew me away - meanwhile the guys were all griping. Infants. Tough lesson for a 16-year-old guitarist: the daring brave catch it right in the chops. Well, and the fans suck.

[@AllSpace]

man this band with rod stewart was, if not better than led zepplin

[@markdesod561]

Thanks 4 Posting!!

[@anthonypanneton923]

This stuff is fantastic! I've never heard most of these versions. His playing was like lightning striking. And the rest of the band was amazing as well. Glorious stuff!

[@eugeniybulantsev1350]

Its a great loss for the whole world of music!

[@mariocuadra3294]

Buen álbum veterano de la guerra psicodica. Gracias por compartir a este gran guitarrista .mi favorito actual.qepd

[@parttime9070]

Rod Stewart early in his career right before starting his own band.. RIP Jeff Beck..

[@nonilonvelasco8064]

You're still alive in your music!

[@haleo-t]

very rare vocal Jeff Beck !

[@mwalker3547]

Rest Easy Jeff...

[@yves-vv6uf]

Thank goodness for your reply ❤

[@faunoram]

Wow !! This is awesome !! But we need a list of the songs 😃

[@kevingiblin4122]

Thanks so much ❤😂😮😅😅

[@dartdom]

Thank You - May Peace be your Journey ☮

[@rokarolla]

I can't listen to Jeff or Eric after a certain point. 1974? I wish he was more of a rocker. Heard Beck's Bolero (in all its glory) on work radio for Jimmy's birthday run up. .My last listen with Jeff still with us. They played 'Aint Superstitious' from Truth this afternoon..that's the Jeff for me, the one I need.

[@garyunser5115]

yes, it is harder for me to hear the non rocking stuff. i'll listen to it, but mostly as background music. some of his later stuff have surprised me, but not enough to buy his stuff. we may be the older dinosaurs

[@LSUOdyssey]

100% agree. they literally have the same fuckin tone after 1974. Beck just has a Strat, clean tone, bluesy bends, rhythm pickup, that's it. sounds like the Law and Order intro song. Ridiculous. and Clapton has made billions off the same tone. John Mayer stole himself a spot in the Grateful Dead because of that "tone".

[@jnagarya519]

@@LSUOdyssey Beck was an innovator -- he's up there with Hendrix. All other guitarists are also-rans. Clapton played it safe -- played the same basic riffs his entire career.

[@LSUOdyssey]

@@jnagarya519 he stopped innovating after 1979 though that's just the truth. guitar doesn't sound imaginative anymore, listen to any live show of his from the past 20 years, it's painfully the same tone every song

[@LSUOdyssey]

i'm the biggest JB fan you'll find from his 60s and 70s stuff but jesus, put on that Ronnie Scott's DVD and try to tell me that's not a Clapton , Law and Order sounding guitar the ENTIRE show????

[@daipa1]

ジェフ、永遠に

[@marceloharguindey159]

Good one man!!

[@robertzemko6590]

The single most elusive band ever, 2 years, many BBC performances none released officially to this day, so many live concerts not one professionally recorded or released to this day, not even a great sounding boot, Ridiculous

[@EricCirca]

.....00:00 intro 00:37 HI Ho Silver Lining 03:30 I Know I'm Losing You 05:36 Rock My Plimsoul (version 1) 09:57 Tallyman 12:51 Shape of Things 15:18 Rock My Plimsoul (version 2) 18:46 I Ain't Superstitious (version 1) 20:29 interview 21:33 HI Ho Silver Lining 24:19 I Know I'm Losing You 26:37 Let Me Love You Baby (version 1) 29:52 Stone Cold Crazy 33:28 Rock My Plimsoul (version 3) 37:44 Tallyman 40:32 I Ain't Superstitious 43:05 Beck's Bolero (alternate) 46:01

[@EricCirca]

......46:01 BBC Radio DJ. 46:17 You'll Never Get To Heaven 49:16 You Shook Me. 51:44 Loving You Is Sweeter Than Ever 55:18 Joe Chicago 56:30 You Shook Me (version 2) 58:06 Rock My Plimsoul (version 4)

[@barackmycat9448]

That was tits! I never heard this before. My favorite musicians.

[@thebannanaslugs2300]

RIP

[@Erzschelm]

RIP !

[@foxvideo2233]

RIP JEFF AMI!

[@tim13354]

JEFF BECK GROUP - BBC Sessions 1967-1969 . Yeah; right.

[@dezertfox3130]

I’d rather hear 5 Beck notes then 5000 wasted notes from Steve Vai and the ilk.

[@bachtobebop]

Got that right!

[@fromchomleystreet]

4:48 Never heard Rod Stewart sound quite so much like Steve Marriot.

[@john111257]

Britains finest..

[@res3382]

The worlds finest.

[@dalenelson7161]

Had "wired " on cassette in the 65 ford falcon mid seventies.

[@EricCirca]

1:02:18 Shape of Things 1:06:13 Instrumental Jam 1:10:37 Sweet Little Angel

[@flyingburritobro68]

Aside from the obvious fact that Jeff Beck was an amazing musician and possibly the greatest guitarist ever…….Listen to Ronnie Wood on bass guitar on these songs. Great. He is a good guitarist but I think he is better on the bass. He is great on those first two Jeff Beck Group albums.

[@russellzauner]

yep.

[@robertosborne7542]

Surprised they did Hi Ho because he absolutely hated it plus Tallyman as well-nothing at all like the stuff they recorded for Truth.I think one problem the JBG had was lack of material-see Beck ola also-Stewart either wasnt writing then or Beck didnt think it suited the band,who knows ?

[@TheLinomaia]

l might had played like him, but l couldnot.

[@axxellein]

TRES Cool Mr.Beck

[@fmaykallb]

🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲RIP Jeff

[@ronnieforey2068]

Peter,. You could have been"press secretary". But. You don't lie....."you ain't ever lied".

[@claudioferrilli4613]

Peccato che nn abbiano mai pubblicato ufficialmente qualche live di quel periodo. È il periodo in assoluto che frefeieco del mai troppo rimpianto Jeff Beck & Rod Steward

[@kitkat914]

Is that Cozy Powell in the middle? I always thought Jeff and Cozy were the same person 🤣🤣

[@saikousikikan]

metoo

[@dukeford8893]

It's Ronnie Wood and Aynsley Dunbar.

[@peterguitarhowitt268]

I would like to get this from the itunes store but it isn^t there.

[@carlobabbini6343]

The Guv"ner !!! R.I.P.

[@ralphowen3367]

Where can I find something about what kind of saving faith he ever testified of.

[@richardkay2000]

Who's the 2nd guitarist on Superstition, and Stone Crazy?

[@chrismineo6151]

+Bob Tench or RodStewart?

[@Martinuci]

Ron Wood is such a good bass player...why the f...did he move to the guitar?

[@bernhardnizynski4403]

- he's also a tasteful guitar player!

[@colmokelly2854]

Keith got the bass part for the circus movie can't play bass.

[@bernhardnizynski4403]

@@colmokelly2854 ???

[@mrJimCharles]

Who’s singing on “You’ll Never Get To Heaven”???

[@kruizen]

Geezers on Beezers.

[@pj87892000]

Aynsley Dunbar on this?

[@martshankleman]

Looking at the photo, Jeff and Rod are instantly recognizable, but who are the other two? One might be Aynsley Dunbar, the original drummer in the group, but I’m pretty sure that person isn’t Ron Wood . Any thoughts ?

[@maryhake4151]

Ron Wood is right behind Jeff Beck. He is on Beck's left, but from our perspective he is to the right of Beck.

[@martshankleman]

Just realised photo has been reversed. Hold it up to the mirror and Ron Wood is revealed

[@martshankleman]

Just realised photo has been reversed. Hold it up to the mirror and Ron Wood is revealed

[@renatomantovani6871]

And, then, at 47:42 comes Earthquake....

[@carlobabbini6343]

Beck fans look up "The Dog Presides" w/ Paul McCartney on drums -no shit.

[@nathangibert4207]

Hey wtf it's not Rod Stewart but Steve Marriott Singing here

[@nobumichihorie6558]

😂

[@charlesthird9896]

I just don't get the hype. I can hardly name one product thus guy will be remembered by. Not many acts are as boring as this guy. Police, Dire Straits, rap, disco comes close, but not quite.

[@reidwhitton6248]

You obviously don't have a clue when it comes to Jeff Beck. He won't be forgotten any time soon.

[@dolly5279]

Listen to what he played in Japan and the USA over the past 50 years!!! Cynthia Allen-McLaglen

[@charlesthird9896]

@@dolly5279 LOL...um yeah. I know, boring as f***.

[@uriahheep5665]

Thanks for the upload! KZbin sux, but the people here are cool!

[@VeteransOfThePsychWars]

thanks, i have some pending uriah heep vinyls pending to rip too