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Thank you. I needed that. Glad to have discovered this.

TONE IS AWESOME😀

Very nice ✨🙏 is the tuning standard or custom? Very good

Absolutely mental is the best way to describe it lol. I crack up and tear up at the same time when Guthrie goes off on one of his musical journeys.

I have my strat bridge set up the same as Jeff's, 2 springs only and if you pull back or up on the whammy bar you need to achieve a tone and a half on th 'G' string....so open G pull back to achieve A#.

Jeff's playing first came to my attention in 1966 when I was only 13 and he blew me away completely. Have followed his career ever since and have been lucky to have seen him on several occassions. For me he is the only guitarist and his passing broke my heart, being a guitarist myself, when ever my playing get's in a rut I put on some of Jeff's music and I am inspired to pick up the guitar and try harder. Sadly there will never be another Jeff Beck but it's great to see you people who play guitar listening to Jeff and hopefully being inspired to pull sounds out of the guitar like Jeff did.

By far the most thoughtful analysis of this song on the internet

Reminds me more of Jeff Beck than Hendrix

Your guitar playing made me remember yngwie malmsteen

I m getting the exact sound with a yamaha thr10II. Soon I ll join your classes. I ll just need to practice a little more to catch the vibe.

Me. A professional musician for many decades. I recorded a more mainstream album with B Cobham for CTI but not as leader. Anyway. For decades I’ve been asserting that Blues and Indian raga have a connection. Even if only that both are rooted in the spiritual. In a book about plants reactions to music Indian and Bach were “liked “ best by the plants. Rock not so much HENDRIX is a blues man to me. Though some would disagree And Coltrane who I saw in person was a deep blues man Thank you for your ideas

Did Zappa invent shredding?

Hi Jack. I saw you play at Colston hall years ago with 10cc do you still play live with that band? id love to see you guys again

Would an open D tuning work? or is Drop D better?

Sounds really good Jack! Looking forward to giving the record a closer listen.

Seeing them live, was one of the greatest musical experiances i've ever had.

I wished I saw this video 2 days ago. I bought the product. It is a joke now....

HOW did you do a breakdown of the technique in this song and completely miss the multinote bending and bending on chords Vai is doing at the start of his solo while he's sitting in a chair? It's a technique the man invented.

Great lesson bro thankyou heaps!

Do u have online Kurs?

This man is totally unreal!! GOSH!!!😍😍😍

Je suis un amoureux de la première heure de shakti, que j'ai vu plusieurs fois en concert à Paris. J'avais tous les disques de JMcL depuis Mahavishnu O. et Shakti a été une explosion de nouveauté, de joie, de fraicheur, d'intelligence musicale dans le paysage sonore occidental... Il ne faut pas oublier le contexte spirituel que préside à la musique classique indienne, qui enveloppe chaudement la musique de Shakti. Je suis vraiment heureux que des jeunes musiciens aujourd’hui soient sensibles à cette beauté.. Merci

Vomitous reaction

you should react to nuno bettencourt midnight express live

that's beautiful Jack

You are correct. Steve Vai can be as performative as he wants because he's THAT good.

Well, If you have to worship a guitar god, why would you choose anyone else.

Wow! Thank you so much for this wonderful Indian Music. It is fabulous!! Cynthia Allen-McLaglen

The feelings that come out in this kind of playing is about passion and emotions so it is like expressing what one feels to a lover! It is not all about technique alone. Cynthia Allen-McLaglen

I will add this true story about Jeff in another site on You-Tube. I was a school kid when it happened. One day a new boy came into our class. We were told that this new kid would appear. He came in and sat down in the front before the Music teacher came in. It was well before the Bell, because we were all about 14 and in a special Art Class called Art one and Art two, for the last two groups in this section of Art in the school specialising in Art. The boy who came in was called Jeff Beck, and we already knew him as he had appeared several weeks before. One day he came in with a pile of stuff in his hands and went straight to the back of the room and sat down on the floor in the Teacher's cupboard which was ajar. We had some time to go before the bell went for the afternoon session. The boys at the back of the room talked to Jeff, and he told them that he was trying to make a guitar. I immediately thought, that oh dear, there is no way Jeff could make a guitar out of what he had there! However a few sounds came out of the cupboard, and I thought, " We did not see any miniature radios in his hands, what could that be?". Eventually he came out and sat in the front. It was a mystery, but since then Jeff has told people that he did try to make quite a few small guitars which did not make many good sounds, so he was trying his best. Eventually he came out and sat at his desk. and our music lesson. began. We really wanted him to succeed, in his endeavours, and respected him as he was a bit older than us. This was in our last year of schooling. He was talented in drawing which is quite usual in musicians and artists. All the class would have tried to find any news of him over the years and eventually after I had had children I heard that he had been playing guitar up the River Thames in a famous place and then when I moved to Huddersfield Yorkshire, I heard, "High Ho, Silver Lining!" which he had been made to sing, and thought to myself, well he might not like that but he is going in the right direction. I imagine that most of the class would have looked out for news of him. As time went on he became more and more famous, and I was pleased for him. He certainly had rules to live by, as a boy came up to him and began boasting that his Dad had made £140,000. Jeff told him quietly that that was not something he should boast about because other pupils who are poor, or who do not have much money would feel dreadful, "Don't say things like that!" said Jeff," you could hurt other people's feelings!" I remembered that all my life, that Jeff already had rules to live by in order to respect others, and I was pleased that he was like that! Also the story that Jeff tried to make guitars was also true, as they still existed in their tiny forms, like a museum of Jeff Beck's past teenage life, and his ambitions! Cynthia Allen-McLaglen

wow I am so happy I found your channel

This is the best “reaction” video for Ego Death by far.

One off no one sound the same as jeff great player great live sad loss rip,steve

Took this guy 13 minutes to relay what should have been 60 seconds of information.

I've always taken this song as kind of a middle finger and a kick in the balls of other Guitarist's as, "Oh Yeah? what you got?"... How can you watch this as a Guitarist, knowing you could NEVER replicate this on your best day. Les Paul ~ Jimi Hendrix ~ Steve Vai ~ 3 Names you should know in Music History...

Please do a breakdown video ustad amir khan raag marwa and malkauns.

Gamak is the real deal

These two need a shower and a shave.😂😊

I’m not a guitar player and only know Steve Vai from hearing his name on radio commercials when he would come to town for guitar conventions and whatnot. After watching his RUclips channel, I’m certain he’s fully aware of how silly his theatrics are. He seems like such a nice, genuine, often self deprecating guy on his YT vids from home.

Wanna hear Tilak Kamod too, Sir❤

You should breakdown and react to Classical Dragon - Marcin (ft. Tim Henson)

The guitar needed a cigarette after this performance and might just possibly be pregnant now.

Okay but in indian music if your guru teach the any raga it very simple but your talking is very complex ( complektd)

Guthrie is a new category of guitarist.

Hi Jack If this raaga was to be harmonized, what chords would be best suited?

Wow, you deserve way more flowers for this video. Thank you so much for this, truly appreciate you.

This piece used to be my before and after sleep dose....such a masterpiece... Now I listen to it every now and then..

Congratulations Jack, for completing 3 wonderful years. Can you tell though, what is the tuning of your guitar?

and all improvised🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸😎😎💪

loved it very muchhh 💖💖✨️