Jeff Beck - Cry Me A River: from Red, White, And Blues

[BestClubbing]

MAGNIFIQUE

[animal90sFreak5]

How the heck does he know how to play so good? 1 word Genius.

[funkyMonk1985]

god only jeff had a couple of more bars to solo ... he really was getting in there

[backpain100]

The combined talent and soul from these artists could easily surpass what the whole mainstream music today could offer.

Only 23,000 views, this should at least be in the millions if not more. It's just too heavenly.

[greentomguitar]

OMG its one of my fav songs and jeff is my fav guitar player!!!!

im probably dead.

[AlienProbe]

ouch....

[MartaBtrp]

Nice song...

[kinggagkk]

Now go back and listen to "To Sir with Love" -- that too was a lovely soulful performance, every bit as expressive as this one, and Lulu was much much younger of course (weren't we all?).

[121GRS]

THAT WAS LULU!?!?!? Well slap my ass and call me Sally.....DAMNNN....this is freaking great!

[funny00bunny]

slap!!!! hey sally :P

your right this is fucking awesome :P

[scalesr4]

Beck's control is just amazing!

[GotoKazuma]

Ｙｅａｒ！

[SunnyCool]

Just laughing to myself while watching these amazing artists together. That single room has got more talent than the entire list of "artists" that dominate the air waves today.

I'm really glad I found this video.

[sethtoe]

Love this, benn a Beck (Jeff) for years, now I've found a new respect for Lulu, thanks!

[Kirok]

This is just off-the-f*****g-scale good. Sheesh.

The WHOLE ensemble here just SMOLDERS. The sax solo was pure sex, Lulu's performance aural Viagra, and Becko's lead as enticing as your first French kiss.

Incidentally, this performance alone really dispels the myth that Beck is "only" a lead player (which is a bit like saying Rembrandt was "only" a painter); his comping here displays a subtlety that only a truly masterful rhythm player could offer.

[Artsigmaringen]

super - 5 sterne und favoriten - und playlist. smile

[philipearlwilliams]

fantastic !!!!

[Tuxertony]

If Jeff ever does another stint at Ronnie Scotts, a reprise of the Red, White and Blues band, singers and songs would be great.

[live2bme]

What a voice LuLu!

[keyehaw]

Lovely chords, Mr. Beck

[Jadix]

absolutely. his solo at the end kills me too.

[kimhaiji]

Great alto sax, Truely amazing.. Pete King,, you are real the guy with Alto.. Great!!

[deanpreston]

Great version. Looks like it's done at Abbey Road.

[tobihipstersoulfunk]

great..The grooove is the best..I want to play this too

[19Mina94]

This is the song I'm singing right now. Hope I'll be able to sing it on the next concert! :)

Love it!

[tonkamine]

Real stuff!!!

[gmlch]

such a great standard

[vsionary1]

All antiques. Cool hot smooth fine, Thanks...

[joeljjison]

good singer, but somebody should have told her to get out of the way when the tenor player was soloing

[sd006]

I love Jeff Beck's subdued performance here. He lets others shine, plays it nice and soft. He knows it's not the time to overpower everyone. That's why he's the greatest.

[DWNicolo]

Is this available on CD or DVD?

[finbarmaginn]

is ther any more footage of this show out ther, i watched it ages ago and loved it, bin lookin for it ever since

[Vazmusic]

The singer is Lulu A Brit pop singer from the 60's. How she still looks this young more than 40 years later is beyond me. then again Beck is from the same era. Good genes?? This is from a TV special and she sang another one that was even better.

[vsionary1]

Its called makeup. Combined with good life choices maybe some plastic surgery. Agreed she still looks nice, desirable. Those of us born back then still need to live. The good life. Great tune this, mellow, smooth, timeless.

[foosh53]

Who is the incredible singer here? No credit given? Shame, shame!

[jackdelawack]

looks and sounds like LULU.

[SvenGolly2006]

It is Lulu.

[miguel1950]

Please, would you tell me the lineup in this video.

Thanks.

[ziggyyZ]

The rest of the lineup is Peter King (saxophone); Jon Cleary (piano); Ian Jennings (bass); Marc Mondesir (drums). Peter King is a stalwart of the British jazz scene and plays with Charlie Watts' (of The Rolling Stones) jazz group.