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Jeff Beck: Live at Ronnie Scott's

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  1. 06-13-2009, 08:24 PM #1
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    Jeff Beck: Live at Ronnie Scott's

    Anyone else checked this DVD out? Jeff's such an inventive and expressive player and there are some great jams with other artists, including Clapton.
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    Magnificent stuff. Genius.
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    I have it...some of Beck's best playing. "Rollin' and Tumblin'"...."A Day in the Life", and "Where Were You" are some of the highlights for me.

    Joss Stone and Imogen Heap are excellent as well.
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    Thumbs up Amazing dvd

    I have it, and I love everything about it. And as a bass player I have to mention Tal Wilkenfeld. Just perfect. I've got her record ("Transformation"), and I recommend it to everyone. She can write too.
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    Incredible, a must have
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    What an incredible band Jeff assembled. I also thought Joss' vox on People Get Ready was fantastic! A must see for any guitar fanatic.
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    Found a clip of the studio-version of "Rollin' and Tumblin'" on youtube. What a pure, beautiful voice Imogen Heap has. Married to Jeff's guitar, a great combination for sure:


    [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jm__TU45RWo"]YouTube - Jeff Beck & Imogen Heap-Rollin' And Tumblin'[/ame]

    Think I'm gonna have to buy this cd.
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    I watched it on Palladia the other night and it blew me away....Now thats entertainment......great guitar and great women, a must see and must own for sure.

    Watching Tal Wilkenfeld on bass is sure a pleasure for me as well, she is quite a remarkable talent in her own right as are everyone in the show.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jdmac View Post

    Watching Tal Wilkenfeld on bass is sure a pleasure for me as well, she is quite a remarkable talent in her own right as are everyone in the show.

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    Watched this with some friends the other day, couldn't believe the bass player looked like she's 12. Just looked her up online, can't believe she's 22!?!
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    Quote Originally Posted by douglasspears View Post
    Watched this with some friends the other day, couldn't believe the bass player looked like she's 12. Just looked her up online, can't believe she's 22!?!
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    Got the cd. Sounds like the DVD is way different in terms of tunes.
    Gonna pick it up soon
    He might be my favorite electric guitar player to watch live, just edging out Steve morse who ive seen probably 40 times to only about 5 for beck
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    A friend at work turned me on to it this week. Great stuff! I'll be buying the DVD real soon.
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    Okay, Bought it and love it!
    Got a few more tracks than the cd, the dvd has guest stars (ERIC CLAPTON on 2 cuts-actually the weakest part of the cd for me and a couple of gal singers who are terrific)

    And Jimmy page and robert plant are in the audience.

    Excellent production, great sound, and a fantastic selection of tunes. (I swear just watching him play A DAY IN THE LIFE is worth the price of the dvd.)
    His right hand technique is so captivating to watch...no pick and simultaneously using the wang bar and vol controls. Its literally like watching a Fireworks Show on guitar

    Strongly recommended.

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