Jeff Beck on Breakfast TV BBC1 at 9.00 am - OT

[Twangaway]

I'm going to download that clip to try it on my mate

[shadowhunters]

i cant beleive i missed that! i'm so annoyed Jeff Beck is my favourite guitarist I'm getting the Ronnie Scot's Jazz Club DVD aswell off amazon, so happy days for that could you tell me was it good

[JimN]

i cant beleive i missed that! i'm so annoyed Jeff Beck is my favourite guitarist I'm getting the Ronnie Scot's Jazz Club DVD aswell off amazon, so happy days for that could you tell me was it good

Isn't the Jools Holland show available on the BBC iPlayer application?

JN

[Alan Taylor]

Jeff seemed happier with his performance on the Friday broadcast.

Alan

[roger bayliss]

i cant beleive i missed that! i'm so annoyed Jeff Beck is my favourite guitarist I'm getting the Ronnie Scot's Jazz Club DVD aswell off amazon, so happy days for that could you tell me was it good

It's a favourite of mine I must have watched that more than any other music DVD I own I think it shows JB in his best and the whole band shines...

[Twangaway]

I couldn't find it last Friday, and am annoyed I missed the extended show, ended up watching in a 10 minute highlight on HD which featured Steve Martin and Sea sick Steve also a favorite of mine, which is where the Friday night one usually is, so no idea what happened or if they switched channels. Is it on iplayer ?

[cockroach]

Funny thing...back in the '60's, here in Australia, for some reason, I had heard Jeff Beck on records well before I finally heard Clapton, and when Cream came out, I thought "Well, compared with Beck, and Hendrix, who had also just bobbed up, what's all this fuss about 'Clapton is God?"

I always thought that for white chaps playing blues, or something similar, people like Peter Green, Mike Bloomfield and Paul Kossoff did it better for me...(was it a coincidence that these three were all Jewish chaps? Not being offensive here by the way) And why bother with Eric, Stevie Ray Vaughn and other 'blooze' guitarists, when you could hear BB, Albert and Freddie King, Buddy Guy and others from whom the Erics and Stevies pinched a lot of their licks and sounds?

Jeff Beck on the other hand seemed to me to take the blues stuff and hotrodded it up with his own weird sense of fun and style..and imagination. He's still a big fave to me since the Yardbirds. To me, Jimmy Page seemed to try to do what Jeff has done, but not as well...

I also have that DVD of Jeff at Ronnie Scott's, and to me, he absolutely left Eric in the shade.

[shadowhunters]

It's all good i just watched it on BBC I-player, (what a genius.) He didnt seem to happy about it though, i thought it was very good, wat about you's??

[shadowhunters]

hi everyone, i have watched the DVD of Jeff Beck performing at Ronnie Scotts Jazz Club, extraordinary! Tal Wikenfeld (bassist) is very, very good, I recommened this dvd very highly!

[dave robinson]

I'm surprised that nobody has spotted Brian Bennett and Ed Bicknell (Knopflers manager and Knotting Hillbillies drummer) in the audience at Ronnie Scotts at the Jeff beck gig.