recently saw Jeff Beck live in a small venue....too good! Also the Ronnie Scott's DVD....

Maxwell I envy you as he played in N.Y in APRIL and I found out 2 days after the shows.It had to be mind blowing and I just pray I get one more chance.I have the RONNIE SCOTTS watched it 4 times .What can you say about Beck that has not be said.He is truly from another planet,and that TAL WILKENFELD she was just born with the (gift) there is nothing else to call it most people will play a lifetime and never be where that kid is today.

yeah......I got lucky, I found out about it 2 days prior to the show, then found a guy on Craigslist that had an extra, no paper tickets to thwart scalpers, ticket buyer's name was on a list checked at the door and they escorted in thier guest. I saw him last around 74 and we were late to the show and only saw about 20 minutes of a shortened set, (his unreliable period), this made up for it in spades......played for 90 minutes, seemed like 2 1/2 hours......Beck's Bolero and then The Pump etc........mind boggling......

To watch Beck's technique from 12 rows back is a real thrill!

I've seen him do it with his current band (Tal, Vinny Colaiuta (google him...what a drummer!) and Jason Rebello and with...

Stanley Clarke (bass), Terry Bozzio (drums) and Tony Hymas (keys).

He seems to like drummers that have played with Frank Zappa and Herbie Hancock.

_________________
Being able to play and enjoy music is a gift that's often taken for granted.

Don't leave home without it!