THE YARDBIRDS-Stroll On (High Quality Edit from the film "Blow Up")

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The Yardbirds with Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page perform in the film BLOW UP by Michelangelo Antonioni of 1966. There is no live recording in the final film, so don't look for exact synchronity of music and motion

[@mcneeson]

This sounds surprisingly punk, especially coming from the mid-60's, I absolutely a d o r e

[@pilargarcia9465]

Totalmente! Greets from Perú.

[@tolvajakos]

60s garage rock is like the bedrock of punk music.

[@dashriprock9014]

Train Kept'A'Strollin'

[@CJ--]

ALL NIGHT LONG!

[@winningeleven49]

RIP, Jeff.

[@mannymuc290]

R.I.P. Jeff

[@eduardomas780]

Amazing job!!! more videos please

[@AbandonEarth911]

Have a stroll down to Clapham High Street.

[@norbertoromero3134]

Orange stripes trousers. I think that’s Janet Street Porter.

[@blueschewy2558]

The train kept a strolling.

[@mannymuc290]

Due to copyright claims, this clip is blocked in the USA, Canada, Guernsey, Southern Sandwich Islands and other small Caribean islands., but ready to see in all other regions.

[@noname.___]

I live in Texas and im watching it

[@chrisreed3022]

I live in a parallel universe and I'm watching it.

[@ECT52]

Watching in Colorado 👈🏽🤩👉🏽

[@lauracook8203]

Got it (also the original) in Chicago.

[@mannymuc290]

August 2019 - Copyright claim changed to monetization (advertising allowed and copyright holders get part of the ad revenues)

[@farzanehafshar7531]

Love it

[@TheJudgeraye]

the crowd was well versed, they knew they would never see the likes of Page And Beck in the same band at the same time

[@mannymuc290]

Well, it is no real concert but a staged and composed setting for the fillm BLOW UP. Jimi Page was not well known at this time outside of the London studio session musicians scene

[@frankfarago2825]

What? Beck joined the group in 1965, just when this seqiuernce was filmed. He and Jimi Page played together for two-and-a-half years after this. Whatever. R.I.P, Jeff Beck.

[@TheJudgeraye]

@@frankfarago2825 no offense meant just a quick assessment of what Some the crowd might have experienced. They sure were paying attention like they might never see this lineup again

[@englishciderlover7347]

@@mannymuc290 Jimmy Page, not Jimi. Only Hendrix used the name Jimi.

[@zew1414]

Amazing how a NYHC band never covered this! I can imagine Vinny Stigma playing this riff...wow

[@hudois]

Why not Jersey as well?

[@AnibalAvelar]

I prefer this to the original … yes it’s the same train kept but the solo it’s a little different

[@williambluesky]

So...Aerosmith just re-wrote this into Train Kept A Rollin?

[@AndreaAustoni]

This is a cover as well. Jeff Beck knew the rockabilly version of Johnny Burnette and brought the song into the Yardbirds, who basically only added distortion. The song was originally written in 1951.

[@canesvenatici4259]

@@AndreaAustoni The Johnny Burnette version of _The Train Kept A-Rollin'_ already had a little distortion on it, these guys upped it and incorporated more effects.

[@Slamit88]

@@canesvenatici4259 "Distortion Innovator" Guitarist Paul Burlison from the Burnette Brothers "Rock n' Roll Trio" (1956)!!🎸🔥 kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJy9mX2AbdiDo9k