A rare chance to hear Beck and Page together. I think the Velvets would not have been as good for the movie since it was set in swingin mod London and the Velvets were more about Greenwich Village, Manhattan, darkness and kinkyness.
@MowgliX ha ha....I didn´t meant it literally...I was refering to their attitude during the performance...but maybe it had to do something with the movie´s argument or general theme...
@edrepard Oh really? (You mean Antonioni?) I didn't know that! By the way, the filmmakers wanted David Bailey himself in the leading part, since the film is about him in the first place, but he refused as he is dyslectic and had a problem remembering the lines. So they got David Hemmings.
Seem a little sensititive about this tripe. It's pure utter nonsense. If it isn't in the "worlds worst movies ever" list, it bloody well should be. Another comment you've taken too literally!
@llaaragon its not, the yardbirds covred it, it was originally written and played by Tiny Bradshaw. The song was originally called train kept a rollin
Absolute crap. A brilliant Yardbirds performance chopped to pieces in service of a load of pretentious, snobbish nonsense.Nobody watches this film anymore for the good reason that it is boring, self-important slop.
what i hate about this is that this scene is showing the young public of the late 60`s music as if they were a bunch of allienated robots, and the performers as agressive guitar destroyers, like if anyone else was a "guitar destroyers" like pete townshend in the 60`s
@FaulFerkel huh, interesting stuff, so this wasn't a yardbirds thing..I was just happy to see jimmy in color live this early. Is that jeff beck who destroys his guitar?
@crunkalac If you're playing a crappy guitar like Beck used here, you could. That was a set up for the film. He wasn't gonna wreck a Les Paul or his infamous '53 Tele for the sake of the film. Who could blame him. He got to do what Townshend did with expensive guitars and not have to pay for it later. LOL. So you gotta love The Who just for that fact. That's true sacrifice for art!
@tytan01 No Aerosmith didn’t rip the song off, they just did a cover of “The Train Kept Rollin’. If anyone ripped it off it was the Yardbirds who just added different lyrics to the song.
@19CACTUS51 It was already a standard before the YBs did it tho, i think. And of course it's not a rip by Aerosmith, it's a cover. And you gotta admit, they own it from here on in. Just like Santana with Fleetwood Mac's Black Magic Woman, altho I prefer FM's version cuz I'm not sick to death of it.
they wanted the who to do this but they declined so they got the yardbirds and told beck to imitate townshend. the who would have been so much better for this though
I love this scene and the one of the two girls fighting, one in lime green tights and one pink neither both with pants on, it's like they read my mind. That's Janet Street Porter, dancing in the stripy kecks starting at about 1:10 , when she actually was a yoof.
When I saw "Blow-Up" at the age of 15, in 1969, I thought this scene was incredibly stupid, to have the audience standing impassive and unmoving until the pieces of the busted guitar were thrown to them. It was way too artificial and fake for me to accept, even if the the movie was supposed to be about non-reality and acting like a jerk.
The begining looks like a bunch of rock zombies just waiting patiently for someone in the band to throw out some edible instruments to chomp on...........
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This clip, from Blow-Up, by Antonioni, was originally to have been the Yardbirds' version of Train Kept A'Rollin'. The person who owned the rights to the music wanted more for the performance rights than the band was to receive for playing and appearing. Instead, the band came up with this song, using their own words, and a similar, song structure. Jeff had every intention of destroying his guitar, which is why he's playing that old cheap hollow body. Jimmy Page is playing all guitar parts..
Great scene and band; I love all the Vox amplfiers in the background; they look like AC50 Twin's but in a " adapted " setup. I was looking at the " Blow Up " fan website and apparently this scene was shot in a film studio, but the " staircase " scene at the start ( and the bit at the end ) were filmed on location somewhere in London. They also mention the Italian Director's obsession with colour; he ordered the grass to be painted green and the tree's black at Maryong Park. Regards.
I really like how the audience in the scene just stands there until Jeff throws the pieces of his smashed guitar out into the crowd. Then they go nuts!
It might help people if the description for this video also has the below info since it helps explain what's going on in this and that The Yardbirds had a spot in the film.
"Blowup" is a 1966 British-Italian film directed by Michelangelo Antonioni.
It's such a shame that the general public doesn't acknowledge the Yardbirds more. If you ask me, they were just as important to the development of British rock as the Stones and the Who.
"It wasn't enough for me. Even with Jim & I together...it wasn't enough. I wanted to do this disgusting, sick-to-your-stomach, heavy, heavy blues...I couldn't attain it with them. I needed to be the one guitarist, I was the only one who could do it. I wanted a sultry, provocative, wailing singer...Rod was that. I wanted to knock everybody down with the heaviness of it all, & leave them vomiting over how fucking sickening it was."
Take a look at my generation. There you will find trains, the Finnish army, the beautiful scenery of Finland, folk music, sailing ship Sedov, martial arts, sports, art exhibitions, animals, animation, a lot of Super 8 films and other interesting stuff!
@Dealit707 Yes, the Yardbirds got this part in the movie "Blowup" which is a 1966 film directed by Italian director Michelangelo Antonioni. It's a hysterical scene b/c everybody is dead until he throws a guitar part out there, then everyone wants it. Like the commenter above says, it's a re-work of The Yardbirds' cover of Tiny Bradshaw's song "Train Kept A-Rollin".
yup...the only good thing about the movie really. I was a kid when it came out and I thought the Yardbirds were going to be on throughout the film. It was worth it even though I could have left after 10 minutes. P/O ed Beck was good and Jimmy Page carried it well.
What an excited crowd! haha. I like how the only two people dancing are some weird chick and a black dude. Fantastic song though and probably one of the coolest band line-ups ever!
@maxbitches The 'chick' is someone well known in the UK~Janet street Porter,another UK celeb in the same scene is Michael Palin in the striped jacket to the right of pic at 0.35!!(All of 44 years ago!)~~All the Best :>))
GROOOVY!!!!
danoneil624 1 week ago
The original song to " Aerosmiths" Train Kept On Rollin" this is a bad song. Rock on and then some.
QuickPic2 2 weeks ago
Pete Townsend actually learned this antic from Jeff!!
1957thack 3 weeks ago
wow jimmy jef the yardbirds hidden stream like it
andbtrue 3 weeks ago
Is this taken from any movie or something?
MrKennyMiles 3 weeks ago
@MrKennyMiles
it's from "Blow-Up" a 1966 movie by Michelangelo Antonioni
albertober 3 weeks ago
amazing song, but back then jimmy was way more skilled then jeff. ofcourse jeff now is just immortal
fezzie666 1 month ago
I met Jim McCarty (drummer) once briefly, nice guy.
whyteay 1 month ago
I can't believe what I'm seeing. Is this for real ?
alanbudden 1 month ago 2
Read about this performance in "Hammer of the Gods", by Stephen Davis, pages 27-28.
Stincil 1 month ago 2
Great to see Jimmy Page so happy here
I wonder if he had any idea how huge he'd become in three years ;)
bobdy9988 1 month ago
A rare chance to hear Beck and Page together. I think the Velvets would not have been as good for the movie since it was set in swingin mod London and the Velvets were more about Greenwich Village, Manhattan, darkness and kinkyness.
sprucetree49 1 month ago
Dec 18th, today was the day it debuted!
darkglobe111 2 months ago
So. Many. Hipsters.
shockzrock 2 months ago 10
what movie is that from?
OceanderTethyseus 2 months ago
...anyone know if Page was given songwriting credits on this tune?
Page joined the band in June and Beck got kicked out in Nov....
Ajax3116 3 months ago
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2:17 - Look at the guys face on the left - Beck nearly takes his nose off!
Rafterman123 3 months ago
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Rafterman123 3 months ago
That audience is dead...
TheSRalston 3 months ago
@TheSRalston No, maybe not. But they are all in their late 60s or early 70s now.
MowgliX 2 months ago
@MowgliX ha ha....I didn´t meant it literally...I was refering to their attitude during the performance...but maybe it had to do something with the movie´s argument or general theme...
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mielazul 3 months ago
Jeff Beck says, "Fuck this, I'm going to go pioneer jazz rock guitar now."
DruggardlyBros 3 months ago
@DruggardlyBros but Robert Fripp was so much better at it...........
DavidKinner 3 months ago
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vioreeel 4 months ago
great song
shanehenning26 4 months ago in playlist shanehenning26's favorites
Coooooool!!!!!
Greetings from Italy.
Great movie, Italians do it better.
GiulioMa 4 months ago
Jeff Beck: "Well damn, I guess I'll just have to play the Les Paul I have conveniently stowed behind my amp tonight. Sigh."
bobbitchin71 4 months ago
Haha! Gotta love those early Vox AC30s and their tempermental glory.
GuitarSG89 5 months ago
fuck you Steven Tyler
SutherlandDustin 5 months ago
antoniona wanted the velvets for this scene
edrepard 5 months ago
@edrepard yeah I read that in Up-tight. As much as I love the Yardbirds, I think the Velvets music would have fit this scene better.
misterE2012 4 months ago
@edrepard Oh really? (You mean Antonioni?) I didn't know that! By the way, the filmmakers wanted David Bailey himself in the leading part, since the film is about him in the first place, but he refused as he is dyslectic and had a problem remembering the lines. So they got David Hemmings.
MowgliX 2 months ago
jimmy page is trying to have a dave davies look.
ronalddeinartz 5 months ago
Jeff Beck was alway cooler because he was a Mod.
NormanStansfield1 5 months ago
What about Jeff? I think he's pretty sexy.
Dandyincursive 6 months ago
isn't this blow up movie? great scene
NYRanimaciones 6 months ago
wait is this from blowup 1966 movie?
nofxb182 6 months ago
@nofxb182 Yes it is.
PBANDSNOW 6 months ago
is this from a movie? if so what is it called?
nofxb182 6 months ago
Are they making this movie up as they go along??
What a load of twaddle!!
outofslumber 6 months ago
@outofslumber No.
MowgliX 2 months ago
@MowgliX
Go look up the word "rhetorical"!
Seem a little sensititive about this tripe. It's pure utter nonsense. If it isn't in the "worlds worst movies ever" list, it bloody well should be. Another comment you've taken too literally!
outofslumber 2 months ago
HIPSTERS.
blues970123 6 months ago 4
Sexy Jimmy
Dani1love 6 months ago 17
Never knew that this is where Aerosmith got Train kept a rollin from
llaaragon 6 months ago
@llaaragon its not, the yardbirds covred it, it was originally written and played by Tiny Bradshaw. The song was originally called train kept a rollin
klpfj08 6 months ago
the only vid of them together
spacewithace1997 7 months ago
wanna the time machine
vorschmack 7 months ago
If I were in that crowd, I'd be dancing my ass off! lol
Moon27 7 months ago
when jeff beck beats the shit out of his guitar hahah
guitar5289 7 months ago
Every time I watch how Jeff Beck gets pissed off and beats his guitar I laugh as hell.
SparcoC4 7 months ago
Absolute crap. A brilliant Yardbirds performance chopped to pieces in service of a load of pretentious, snobbish nonsense.Nobody watches this film anymore for the good reason that it is boring, self-important slop.
problem49 7 months ago
what i hate about this is that this scene is showing the young public of the late 60`s music as if they were a bunch of allienated robots, and the performers as agressive guitar destroyers, like if anyone else was a "guitar destroyers" like pete townshend in the 60`s
majinbunda 7 months ago
check out that smile @2:31 what a sweet little gig.
MrRadio1982 8 months ago
Amazing song, and don't forget the seminal movie it's in, Blowup by Antonioni. One of the greatest films ever.
motodieci 8 months ago
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This footage is from the film "Blow-up".
steveh2003 8 months ago
everyone is just standing still, did they hand our Valium or something
RattlerX5150 8 months ago
@RattlerX5150 It was recorded for a movie but I still don't understand why they are standing still.
alicea666 8 months ago
everyone is just standing still, did they hand our vallium or something
RattlerX5150 8 months ago
Anybody who's ever owned a Vox amp will feel the same. Great tone if you can put up with some "character".
kpuc2006 8 months ago
what is this from?
GDuBMuSiCk 8 months ago
@GDuBMuSiCk "Blow-up" by Michelangelo Antonioni. By the way, David Hemmings, the blonde guy, who played the main role is a good singer at my opinion.
FaulFerkel 8 months ago
@FaulFerkel huh, interesting stuff, so this wasn't a yardbirds thing..I was just happy to see jimmy in color live this early. Is that jeff beck who destroys his guitar?
GDuBMuSiCk 8 months ago
@GDuBMuSiCk definitely, him =) And that's a Yardbirds song, played in a movie scene.
FaulFerkel 8 months ago
@FaulFerkel yeah no doubt, good stuff..though zeppelin was better : P
GDuBMuSiCk 8 months ago
great song
shanehenning26 8 months ago
Lol this is awesome....I just don't know how they got everyone to stand still like that?? Wonder if it was instructed?
radgainesmaster 8 months ago
i wish i could destroy my shit when it doesnt work too lol
crunkalac 9 months ago 4
@crunkalac If you're playing a crappy guitar like Beck used here, you could. That was a set up for the film. He wasn't gonna wreck a Les Paul or his infamous '53 Tele for the sake of the film. Who could blame him. He got to do what Townshend did with expensive guitars and not have to pay for it later. LOL. So you gotta love The Who just for that fact. That's true sacrifice for art!
RubHerSoul1 8 months ago
Correct Song Title: "Train keeps a Rollin'"
autodelete66 9 months ago
@autodelete66 wrong , this is stroll on , its with train kept a rollin riff , buts a different song
RockAli22 9 months ago
Wow...Aerosmith totally ripped this song off .....
tytan01 9 months ago
@tytan01 No Aerosmith didn’t rip the song off, they just did a cover of “The Train Kept Rollin’. If anyone ripped it off it was the Yardbirds who just added different lyrics to the song.
19CACTUS51 8 months ago
@19CACTUS51 It was already a standard before the YBs did it tho, i think. And of course it's not a rip by Aerosmith, it's a cover. And you gotta admit, they own it from here on in. Just like Santana with Fleetwood Mac's Black Magic Woman, altho I prefer FM's version cuz I'm not sick to death of it.
RubHerSoul1 8 months ago
OMG! 2:31 such a cute smile :')
TanizzLennon 9 months ago 27
great song
shanehenning26 9 months ago
went to a funeral and the yardbirds started to play...
wtf people?
oh i get it, it was a zombie convention
czwij 10 months ago
went to a funeral and the yardbirds started to play...
wtf people?
czwij 10 months ago
Yes, this is from Blow Up. Kind of a lame movie, at least nowadays.
joemelcher 10 months ago
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just proves the English Kids in this movie are all dead.....
chunter5100 10 months ago
its a HOFNER SENATOR E1 (1963)
cristianpeyon 10 months ago
for and against cracking music tools? when the first crushing of instruments on stage?
bond00777777 10 months ago
STAY STILL! DONT MOVE! ITS JUST THE YARDBIRDS!!
RockFansJJJ 10 months ago
wat a dumb movie.but the yardbirds made it worthit
ThePic1966 11 months ago
they wanted the who to do this but they declined so they got the yardbirds and told beck to imitate townshend. the who would have been so much better for this though
kraken589 11 months ago
And Goldie Hawn debuting at 2:54!
lehacarpenter 11 months ago
It sounded like he just needed to replace a preamp tube........
multaflor 11 months ago
@multaflor The guitar/amp smashing was supposed to happen. The director told Jeff to. That Vox wouldn't mess up, they're built like tanks :p
GatesOFDawn63 11 months ago
AWWW LITTLE JIMMY! <3 oh i love him... hes just to adorable!
zeppgirl76 11 months ago
Hilarious! Jeff Beck rules!
michaeljamsmith 1 year ago
I love this scene and the one of the two girls fighting, one in lime green tights and one pink neither both with pants on, it's like they read my mind. That's Janet Street Porter, dancing in the stripy kecks starting at about 1:10 , when she actually was a yoof.
yakacm 1 year ago
Great (very) short moment in rock history when two giants met!
and this thrown guitar Neck, Can you imagine how much it could be worth now on eBay!!
spidf33 1 year ago
One of my favorite shows of all times was watching the Yardbirds on the "Great White Steamship" in 66 (or was it 67/)!
anthonyjsanger 1 year ago
I absolutely love this song, but I have to admit, this video is sooo dumb.
garenzr62 1 year ago
2:30 One of my favorite Jimmy Page smiles...<3
EverTheSame5 1 year ago
The Yardbirds with Jimmy Page on his Tele...gah, wish I was there!
lptomtom 1 year ago
OMG INTEGRATED HIPPY DANCING HORRORS! /sarcasm
Staszu13 1 year ago
Vox gear always sucked.
gscandalis 1 year ago
2:29-2:32 best ! JIMMY !
vertiz95 1 year ago
Grandi!!!! Fortuna che gli Who hanno risposto di no ad Antonioni per questa scena e oggi ci ritroviamo questa chicca degli Yardbirds :))) !!!
TornaZefiro 1 year ago
wtf?
MJF941 1 year ago
ok so who ripped who of here this iz train kept a rollin all day long
australian1957 1 year ago
When I saw "Blow-Up" at the age of 15, in 1969, I thought this scene was incredibly stupid, to have the audience standing impassive and unmoving until the pieces of the busted guitar were thrown to them. It was way too artificial and fake for me to accept, even if the the movie was supposed to be about non-reality and acting like a jerk.
hebneh 1 year ago 4
love the stripey chik in the silver coat's dancin!!
thendara69 1 year ago
Haha...my fav scene!!! Awesome movie.
gibsongirlxx 1 year ago
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gibsongirlxx 1 year ago
why can't guys have long hair like that? now we have jersey shore style hair. I'm moving to england to find long haired blokes.
franzchick66 1 year ago
@franzchick66
Your not the only one!
budjooooalls 1 year ago
1:20 wut a bitch.
klawson211 1 year ago
esa ecena esta de la ptm, cuando jeff rompe su guitarra y jimi haiendo el solo fenomenal
muy buena ecena.
mrjdc93 1 year ago
The begining looks like a bunch of rock zombies just waiting patiently for someone in the band to throw out some edible instruments to chomp on...........
DannyG49 1 year ago 3
This just show us all that Fenders beat Gibsons. :D
MrLino 1 year ago
@MrLino beck werent playing a gibson, something like a hofner maybe
paultheguitarlegend 1 year ago
@paultheguitarlegend I know man, it was just a joke. Beck indeed used a crappy hofner in this video for smashing scenes.
MrLino 1 year ago
@paultheguitarlegend Looks like maybe a Hopf. Name too short for Hoffner
jaundicedi 1 year ago
This riff is f**** hipnotic!!
selfassistance 1 year ago
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supersondessixties 1 year ago
This clip, from Blow-Up, by Antonioni, was originally to have been the Yardbirds' version of Train Kept A'Rollin'. The person who owned the rights to the music wanted more for the performance rights than the band was to receive for playing and appearing. Instead, the band came up with this song, using their own words, and a similar, song structure. Jeff had every intention of destroying his guitar, which is why he's playing that old cheap hollow body. Jimmy Page is playing all guitar parts..
TheAnarchitek 1 year ago
Great scene and band; I love all the Vox amplfiers in the background; they look like AC50 Twin's but in a " adapted " setup. I was looking at the " Blow Up " fan website and apparently this scene was shot in a film studio, but the " staircase " scene at the start ( and the bit at the end ) were filmed on location somewhere in London. They also mention the Italian Director's obsession with colour; he ordered the grass to be painted green and the tree's black at Maryong Park. Regards.
Splitskirts 1 year ago
I really like how the audience in the scene just stands there until Jeff throws the pieces of his smashed guitar out into the crowd. Then they go nuts!
iammrmat 1 year ago
breakin' up is hard to do.
araikenn 1 year ago
......early punk .......
felunt 1 year ago
It might help people if the description for this video also has the below info since it helps explain what's going on in this and that The Yardbirds had a spot in the film.
"Blowup" is a 1966 British-Italian film directed by Michelangelo Antonioni.
Thanks!
Grendelmonster8u 1 year ago
Yes it is from Blow Up movie!!
Pistonesrotos 1 year ago
Cool!!!
moimoiac 1 year ago
It's such a shame that the general public doesn't acknowledge the Yardbirds more. If you ask me, they were just as important to the development of British rock as the Stones and the Who.
slowmonkey156 1 year ago 66
@slowmonkey156 completely agree.
overthehillsfaraway1 1 year ago
@slowmonkey156
Same could be said for Link Wray, who this song reminds me of a lot!
Beekay2002 1 year ago
@slowmonkey156 dude they had 3 of the best guitarists ever i think people acknowledge them just fine
kraken589 11 months ago
@slowmonkey156 Agreed. Their music had an edgy, dissonant quality that prefigured hard rock and punk rock, especially after Page joined the band.
avocate201 10 months ago
@slowmonkey156 Led Zeppelin were called the New Yardbirds
SAMMAC666 9 months ago
@slowmonkey156 That's true - and it also goes just as much for The Kinks! Britain just had a GLUT of great musicians and songwriter's at the time.
ronbo11 7 months ago
Go on,Jeff,go oooooooooon!
5InAnotherLand5 1 year ago
What a lovely crowd!!!
LEGIONARIO1970 1 year ago
I think the band just told Beck that he was being replaced by Page….
19CACTUS51 1 year ago
Great and rare moment where jimmy page and jeff back played together... Jeff Back left the band a few months later...
benna70 1 year ago
Great and rare moment where jimmy page and jeff back played together... Jeff Back left the band a few months later...
benna70 1 year ago
Keith Relf has a great voice and cool 60s look - solo work was good. RIP Keith
titov61 1 year ago
This is a brilliant scene that sums up the meaning of life
LightResearch 1 year ago
does anybody know what kind of the jacket jeff beck is wearing? PLEASE REPLY!!!
TheCymbalineSound 1 year ago
@TheCymbalineSound
Looks like Carnaby Street fashion, popular fashion district in London 1960s. Also looks military inspired with the brass buttons etc.
Utubeer54 1 year ago
@Utubeer54 u kno where i can get one
TheCymbalineSound 1 year ago
JIMMY PAGE and jeff beck.
Strandnorebo88 1 year ago
That beautiful vox amp... destroyed
anycolouryouwant 1 year ago
the who D:?
RocKerqlo 1 year ago
"It wasn't enough for me. Even with Jim & I together...it wasn't enough. I wanted to do this disgusting, sick-to-your-stomach, heavy, heavy blues...I couldn't attain it with them. I needed to be the one guitarist, I was the only one who could do it. I wanted a sultry, provocative, wailing singer...Rod was that. I wanted to knock everybody down with the heaviness of it all, & leave them vomiting over how fucking sickening it was."
- JEFF BECK
asmorgan88 1 year ago
@asmorgan88 - Great quote that I haven't heard (or read) in AGES.....thanks for the post.
nowisfine 1 year ago
Get the fuck up you zombies! How can anyone be so motionless during such nasty riffage?
TheGreaterGood80 1 year ago 3
This is some awesome rock music. Why the hell is everyone standing still?
WhoFan2020 1 year ago
whos the guy that walked into the gig
w9x7cv3vg6 1 year ago
@w9x7cv3vg6 The late David Hemmings
weenyone 1 year ago
Take a look at my generation. There you will find trains, the Finnish army, the beautiful scenery of Finland, folk music, sailing ship Sedov, martial arts, sports, art exhibitions, animals, animation, a lot of Super 8 films and other interesting stuff!
Movielunatic 1 year ago
Una de las mejores rolas de Yardbirds !!
MrAPmejia02 1 year ago
Are these the Stepford Kids...so enthusiastic, they are.
pcollenYT 1 year ago
That audience...what a bunch of stiffs!
Rottenhaus 1 year ago 3
hey Beck, mayb it was the input jack not the amp lol
TheHuMoCa 1 year ago 2
"Blow Up".....1966, starring David Hemmings???
Dealit707 1 year ago
Is this a scene from the movie "Blow Up"??
Dealit707 1 year ago 26
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@Dealit707 Yes, the Yardbirds got this part in the movie "Blowup" which is a 1966 film directed by Italian director Michelangelo Antonioni. It's a hysterical scene b/c everybody is dead until he throws a guitar part out there, then everyone wants it. Like the commenter above says, it's a re-work of The Yardbirds' cover of Tiny Bradshaw's song "Train Kept A-Rollin".
Grendelmonster8u 1 year ago
@Dealit707 totally
dakersting 1 year ago
@Dealit707
yup...the only good thing about the movie really. I was a kid when it came out and I thought the Yardbirds were going to be on throughout the film. It was worth it even though I could have left after 10 minutes. P/O ed Beck was good and Jimmy Page carried it well.
strat8383 1 year ago
@Dealit707 yes
rearly62 1 year ago
@Dealit707 Thank you I came on here to ask what movie this was?! BTW The tune would later be Train Kept A Rollin by Aerosmith!
vanhenry71 1 year ago
@vanhenry71 The song Train Kept A Rollin' was done by The Johnny Burnette Trio in the 50's
written by Tiny Bradshhaw before them !!!!!!!
SRVMOE 1 year ago
@vanhenry71 Believe this is film "Blow Up" . . . the blond male star actor is David Hemmings, and this film was his only major one.
JudgeJulieLit 1 year ago
@Dealit707
Yes
jncurotto 10 months ago
@Dealit707
Yep
dnmaster1 10 months ago
Great! Fantastic!Thank you!
Kuselka 1 year ago
Wow...a crowd of fucking mannequins
janderson2000 1 year ago
jimmy is god
ricken325backer 1 year ago 3
What an excited crowd! haha. I like how the only two people dancing are some weird chick and a black dude. Fantastic song though and probably one of the coolest band line-ups ever!
maxbitches 1 year ago
@maxbitches The 'chick' is someone well known in the UK~Janet street Porter,another UK celeb in the same scene is Michael Palin in the striped jacket to the right of pic at 0.35!!(All of 44 years ago!)~~All the Best :>))
glen555550 1 year ago
Two legends up on the same stage,Jimmy Page and Jeff Beck.
Mikelan082 1 year ago