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Besides Jimmy Page not present, where was Jeff's favorite bass player Tal Wakenfled?

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Thank you for posting. Fantastic interpretation of "Stratus" by Mc'Laughlin and the band. Jeff Beck would be smiling.

Derek Trucks' Goodbye Pork Pie Hat was great as well.

Wow, John McLaughlin is impressive indeed, only one who can get "close" to Beck, must try to catch him live.

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Just out of the show.

The highlight for me was Gary Clark Jr ....

[ I want to shout, but I can hardly speak ]

Thanks for the links. Some great performances.

Was disappointed in Shapes of Things. Eric somehow made that powerful song kind of boring.

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Besides Jimmy Page not present, where was Jeff's favorite bass player Tal Wakenfled?

Was wondering the same…

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Besides Jimmy Page not present, where was Jeff's favorite bass player Tal Wakenfled?

Was wondering the same…

Jan Hammer was also absent. Also a bit surprised that Batten wasn't on the bill. Joe Perry was on the bill but absent, but Kirk Hammett was there which was a surprise to me!!

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Thanks for the links. Some great performances.

Was disappointed in Shapes of Things. Eric somehow made that powerful song kind of boring.

Thought the same about Ronnie's performance on Beck's Bolero, while Derek Trucks' playing was very tasteful.

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Yes, there are a number of musicians who should have been there. Page, Hammer, Batten, Wilkenfeld, Tony Hymas, Simon Phillips to name a few. At the end of the day, though, it is what it is.

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Wow, John McLaughlin is impressive indeed, only one who can get "close" to Beck, must try to catch him live.

Totally agreed. Other highlights for me are Gary Clark Jr and his duetting with Rod on People Get Ready, which only happened tonight (night #2). On the other hand, IIRC last night McLaughlin and Hammet were given their solo slot on Going Down, which didn’t happen on night #2 and the performance was shorter tonight.

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Was disappointed in Shapes of Things. Eric somehow made that powerful song kind of boring.

For me, SOT was not so much disappointing as fun. You had to be there.

Eric Clapton & Friends: Tribute To Jeff Beck – Night 2



The second night set list was:

01. Blue Rainbow – Eric Clapton, EC Band
02. Shapes Of Things – Eric Clapton, Doyle Bramhall, EC Band
03. Heart Full Of Soul – Eric Clapton, Doyle Bramhall, EC Band
04. Wee Wee Baby- Eric Clapton, EC Band
05. Little Brown Bird – Eric Clapton, Derek Trucks, EC Band
06. Done Somebody Wrong – Eric Clapton, Derek Trucks, Susan Tedeschi, EC Band
07. The Sky Is Crying – Eric Clapton, Derek Trucks, Susan Tedeschi, EC Band
08. Beck’s Bolero – Eric Clapton, Doyle Bramhall, Ronnie Wood, EC Band
09. Elegy For Dunkirk – Olivia Safe, Robert Randolph, Jeff Beck Band
10. Isolation – Johnny Depp, Kirk Hammett, Billy Gibbons, Jeff Beck Band
11. Walkin’ In The Sand – Johnny Depp, Imelda May, Ronnie Wood, Jeff Beck Band
12. Goodbye Porkpie Hat – Derek Trucks, Chris Stainton, Jeff Beck Band
13. You Know You Know – John McLaughlin, Jeff Beck Band
14. Stratus – John McLaughlin, Jeff Beck Band
15. Rough Boy – Billy Gibbons, Jeff Beck Band
16. Rice Pudding – Billy Gibbons, Ronnie Wood, Chris Stainton, Jeff Beck Band
17. Train Kept A Rollin’ – Johnny Depp, Kirk Hammett, Ronny Wood, Billy Gibbons, Imelda May, Jeff Beck Band
– Intermission –
18. Freeway Jam – Eric Clapton, Robert Randolph, Doyle Bramhall, EC Band
19. I Put A Spell On You – Eric Clapton, Joss Stone, Robert Randolph, EC Band
20. ‘Cause We’ve Ended As Lovers – Eric Clapton, Gary Clark, Jr., EC Band
21. Let Me Love You – Eric Clapton, Gary Clark, Jr., EC Band
22. Infatuation – Eric Clapton, Rod Stewart, Ronnie Wood, EC Band
23. Rock My Plimsoul (Rock Me Baby) – Eric Clapton, Rod Stewart, Ronnie Wood, EC Band
24. I Ain’t Superstitious – Eric Clapton, Rod Stewart, Gary Clark, Jr., EC Band
25. People Get Ready – Eric Clapton, Rod Stewart, Gary Clark, Jr., EC Band
26. Going Down – Everyone

Eric Clapton Band – First and Third Set
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Chris Stainton
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Jeff Beck Band – Second Set
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Wow, John McLaughlin is impressive indeed, only one who can get "close" to Beck, must try to catch him live.

He's doing a lot of touring both in Europe and the US this year. And let's face it: he's only 81.

<24. I Ain’t Superstitious – Eric Clapton, Rod Stewart, Gary Clark, Jr., EC Band
25. People Get Ready – Eric Clapton, Rod Stewart, Gary Clark, Jr., EC Band>

Ronnie was on those songs both nights, I reckon?

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<24. I Ain’t Superstitious – Eric Clapton, Rod Stewart, Gary Clark, Jr., EC Band
25. People Get Ready – Eric Clapton, Rod Stewart, Gary Clark, Jr., EC Band>

Ronnie was on those songs both nights, I reckon?

You can see it on the live-stream link posted by Lien.

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waiting for the set list of the second day!!
There also Ronnie was playing!!
Would be nice! Thanks!!
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Beck's Bolero

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Thank you, Matt Lee for posting the videos



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Ya got that right!



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EDIT: Rhonda Smith on bass



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More backstage hi-jinx! I had the best time playing with these amazing musicians in Jeff’s honour. Much love to everyone who was there.













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Gary Clark Jr. looks like he’s a foot taller than everyone else in that photo.

The one of Ronnie and Rod nose to nose is good. Every picture tells a story, don’t it?

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Wow, John McLaughlin is impressive indeed, only one who can get "close" to Beck, must try to catch him live.

Ya got that right!



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EDIT: Rhonda Smith on bass

One of the reasons why "You Know You Know" sounded similar to Jeff is because the theme was originally written & played by Mc'Laughlin in 1971.
Jeff Beck played it very often, already with Tal Wilkenfeld if I remember it well.

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Wow, John McLaughlin is impressive indeed, only one who can get "close" to Beck, must try to catch him live.

Ya got that right!



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EDIT: Rhonda Smith on bass

One of the reasons why "You Know You Know" sounded similar to Jeff is because the theme was originally written & played by Mc'Laughlin in 1971.
Jeff Beck played it very often, already with Tal Wilkenfeld if I remember it well.

I don’t find his playing here anything special from either a technical or emotional standpoint.And that type of playing where there is platform for a guitarist to be the focal point of the song makes almost any guitarist sound better.If you let Ron Wood have that platform In sure he’d sound more impressive than when he is playing in an ensemble

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Gary Clark Jr. looks like he’s a foot taller than everyone else in that photo.

The one of Ronnie and Rod nose to nose is good. Every picture tells a story, don’t it?

On Rod's unplugged album from the early 90s that Ronnie plays on, Rod said back to back they look like a pick axe!

Ronnie on bass on Rice Pudding, great to see him on bass again !

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Very nice!

Jeff Beck was a huge John McLaughlin fan! He admired him and was truly inspired by him.
John's playing is a little bit different today than in the 1970s. Less frantic and loud unfortunately. But he's still a god to me! His performance was awesome!

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Jeff Beck was a huge John McLaughlin fan! He admired him and was truly inspired by him.
John's playing is a little bit different today than in the 1970s. Less frantic and loud unfortunately. But he's still a god to me! His performance was awesome!

Thank you for the great picture!

I think that Mc'Laughlin at the RAH was the only guitarist present who could add something to Jeff's post -1975 way of playing. And he gave a lot of space to Jeff's last backing band, they really inspired each other . They actually could do a tour playing Jeff's post Blow by Blow repertoire. At the same time I can imagine that most Rolling Stones fans want to remember Jeff Beck like in the days he played with Rod Steward and Ron Wood. That's the reason why BV gave this thread a sticky. In the end this is a Stones fan-page, not a fusion forum.

RIP Jeff Beck †



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I attended to both concerts. You forget Derek Trucks who was absolutely fantastic and the others guitar players were great except the poor Ronnie who was just good the second night.

The two gate crashers were Johnny Depp and Ron Wood. Ronnie made too much of a show. Eric Clapton seemed annoyed by his attitude on several occasions.

Anyway I loved this two shows even if the second night was much better.