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OT Jeff Beck Rock'n'Roll Party

Postby ELET » 17 Mar 2011, 10:01

I don't know if this has been mentioned here before but I've just got a copy of the Jeff beck Rock'n'Roll Party DVD,it's completely blown me away. This is a live gig honouring Les Paul but there is also a load of early rock and roll/rockabilly and even a, (not quite as the Shads played it but close), version of Apache. With the support of an excellent band and vocalists JB nails the styles and tone of many players including Cliff Gallup, Scotty Moore and of course Les Paul. Beck is a national treasure!
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Re: OT Jeff Beck Rock'n'Roll Party

Postby 51 Relic » 17 Mar 2011, 10:32

Hi :D :D from one Telecaster player to another I approve great DVD
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Postby cockroach » 17 Mar 2011, 12:43

I heard a track from this on the car radio the other day- it was How High the Moon, played and sung live with a lot of guitar and vocal harmony backing tracks..

Definitely the most impressive guitar and vocal karaoke I've heard!
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Re: OT Jeff Beck Rock'n'Roll Party

Postby ecca » 17 Mar 2011, 12:53

National Treasure he is.
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Postby roger bayliss » 17 Mar 2011, 14:37

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Re: OT Jeff Beck Rock'n'Roll Party

Postby ecca » 17 Mar 2011, 14:56

GWEAT !
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Postby Bluesnote » 17 Mar 2011, 16:46

Jeff mindblowing as ever. Not often I've seen him use a pick. Must have been his pre-fingerstyle days.
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Re: OT Jeff Beck Rock'n'Roll Party

Postby ELET » 18 Mar 2011, 10:53

Bluesnote wrote:Jeff mindblowing as ever. Not often I've seen him use a pick. Must have been his pre-fingerstyle days.


I too was suprised at the use of the pick. The gig was last year and for most of the tunes he just uses fingers. He used finger and thumb picks on his excellent "Crazy Legs" CD which consists entirley of Gene Vincent/ Cliff Gallup songs. Jeff Beck is a huge Cliff Gallup fan, during the Rock 'n' Roll party DVD he even wears a ble cap just like the ones worn by the Bluecaps way back when.
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Re: OT Jeff Beck Rock'n'Roll Party

Postby Mikey » 19 Mar 2011, 21:24

I watched this today. A great gig with a real feel good factor and, as you would expect, some superb musicianship.
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Re: OT Jeff Beck Rock'n'Roll Party

Postby David Martin » 21 Mar 2011, 10:51

Yep ... a great buy ...

I loved the recreation of Les and Mary but done live by Imelda and Jeff... what a singer and what a guitar man...
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