Notice how well composed, felt, and arranged his songs are. Some talk about how Beck is inferior to Satch, Eddie, or other speedsters. But it's not about speed. I forget just how damn good this album is. My favorite Beck recording .Thanks for the post.
For the last 35 yrs BECK has always been in my top 3. So has Page, Yngvie, Lifeson, Iomie, Mustane, sometimes even Clapton and fideen others! Did I misspelll eny?; Fuck ove!...I'm a kidder, shut up!
Jeff Beck is one crazy ass mofo! This dude lost it (in a good way) a long time ago! What guitarist in his right fucking mind would use tone settings like this? Let alone be able to make them sound good! I think Jeff would sound good if he farted into the mic! What a legend!!!! Long before shredders came on the scene. Before Van Halen! Before any of them... there was JB!
We would try playin these tunes in the 70's in High school....now even as a mature player they have their own trip. No matter how good you you think you sound it never matches the perfection of this sound,Timeleess as well
This IS Jan Hammer on keyboards, but interestingly,in the middle there is a part in the middle that sounds like synth, but is Jeff,saw them live on this tour.
Beck is the only great rock guitarist of the 60s and 70s -- clapton, page, blackmore, hendrix, etc, -- who could do fusion. Beck was not as smart harmonically as a typical jazz player. But he could hack the complex rhythms and energy of jazz-fusion
I feel your love and you know sounds and also remember that Nine To The Universe by Jimi Hendrix is considered by many the first fusion experiment to be recorded, pre-dating all other fusion albums.
This isn't Jan Hammer on Moog on this song but Max Middleton who does all the keyboards on this song. Check out his work with Hummingbird (for example: You can't hide Love, Anaconda, Anna's Song or Gypsy Skys, you can find them on YouTube). Jan Hammer plays on several other tunes on the "Wired" album. I like Jeff Beck, but I always loved his backing bands (from 1971-1977). Also great backing band on the 2009 tour.
Middleton lays down the great clavinet part that starts the song off, but that's definitely Hammer on the Moog breaks. No one else had that exact style -- check out Birds of Fire or Elvin Jones' On the Mountain. . .or just look up Mahavishnu on YouTube for many examples of this sound.
Actually, no. Jan Hammer played ALL synthesizer on this album, and Max Middleton did the Rhodes, Clavinet, etc. But, Max DID play all keyboards, including the Minimoog on Blow By Blow. :)
jeff was one of the few 70's rock guitar gods that shared the spotlight with everyone on a record. every song on this album and 'there & back' are timeless! everyone kicks butt on these records. thanks jeff and company.
Jeff Beck Narada Michael Walden , Jan Hammer and Max Middleton Just a great line up...Richard Baileys drumming is also surperb on this album check out Good bye pork pie
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hendrix and clapton are blues guitarists. that's fine and dandy. hendrix was my hero as a kid. but beck is coming from somehwere else. he plays from the soul. 'wired' and 'there and back' are two of the most complete rock guitar records ever recorded (in my opinion). he shares the spotlight on these records. there are great songs on these albums. the drums, bass and keyboards are all featured. it's not just a collection of guitar riffs. he's incredible.
Jeff Beck really doesn't have a peer in my opinion, OK Jimi Hendrix coaxed some serious stuff out of his axe, too. No one else can do what he does, with only his fingernail and tremolo. NASTY is a good word. He can quite literally make his guitar SAY stuff. But then again, it is also my opinion that he never before or after Wired made so much out of his talent. Wired was truly his crowning, ultimate achievement. Sure other good work he has done, but not like Wired.
I almost forgot about this one. What a great track...
MrRadarpro 2 months ago
Wired for life!!!!!!!!!
thelusienorchestra 2 months ago
Yes!
mcrhythm2 2 months ago
Funkified!
probrojeffro 4 months ago
Epic song. Perfect example of what can happen when two musical geniuses collaborate, namely Jeff Beck and Jan Hammer....
wedgem 4 months ago 2
Jeff Beck, what an underrated and underserved hero.
zzzxxyy 5 months ago 2
I'm gonna say, what someone else said elsewhere about the "WIRED" record......This is "cruising at the cosmic level"! Never heard said so WELL!
Paiste2002100 11 months ago
3:00
That sounds like something you'd hear in Super Mario.
o_O Awesome.
H057IL3 1 year ago
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nkerns 1 year ago
"Wired" is, for me at least, easily the best album Jeff Beck ever put out.
nkerns 1 year ago
@nkerns have to agree!
bruce369able 3 months ago
Hahaha he looks like Malcolm's mom
rapid287 1 year ago
T,was does good.
14KENSETSUDO 1 year ago
@poisonoustea Why not?
bigal838 1 year ago
Notice how well composed, felt, and arranged his songs are. Some talk about how Beck is inferior to Satch, Eddie, or other speedsters. But it's not about speed. I forget just how damn good this album is. My favorite Beck recording .Thanks for the post.
probrojeffro 1 year ago
feelin' the funk
itzjoeymac 1 year ago
For the last 35 yrs BECK has always been in my top 3. So has Page, Yngvie, Lifeson, Iomie, Mustane, sometimes even Clapton and fideen others! Did I misspelll eny?; Fuck ove!...I'm a kidder, shut up!
driverofsound 1 year ago
percussion and guitar at its finest....and yes...he was made to play just like this...funk...jazz...fusion...
bloozemc 1 year ago
@bloozemc agreed!
MrVerncoleman 1 year ago
Best fusion team ever, Jeff Beck and Jan Hammer
chuckbyf 1 year ago
Jeff Beck is one crazy ass mofo! This dude lost it (in a good way) a long time ago! What guitarist in his right fucking mind would use tone settings like this? Let alone be able to make them sound good! I think Jeff would sound good if he farted into the mic! What a legend!!!! Long before shredders came on the scene. Before Van Halen! Before any of them... there was JB!
osensei2987 1 year ago
@osensei2987 i agree. he was all that back when he was playing mostly rock, but when he started playing jazz/fusion like you said he lost it!
MrVerncoleman 1 year ago
@MrVerncoleman WTF is wrong with fusion? Fusion is what makes Beck great!
osensei2987 1 year ago 2
@osensei2987 Insanity =/= genius
cerelilqt 1 year ago
@osensei2987 excellent but precise description of the best and my favorite guitarist of all time...oh and of course ahead of his time!!!!!!!!
19211265 1 year ago
We would try playin these tunes in the 70's in High school....now even as a mature player they have their own trip. No matter how good you you think you sound it never matches the perfection of this sound,Timeleess as well
Rude69er 1 year ago
i can recall hearing this, and getting a contact high, everytime the folks went out, ...
bluelibra65 1 year ago
Amazing musical landscapes
myownservant 1 year ago
i wish emotion and commotion had the balls blow by blow wired and there and back did.
scottslovegun 1 year ago
i love jeff beck and walden is one of my favorite drummers.i love albums when everyone is is a highlight on the album.i love the drums!
scottslovegun 1 year ago
this song is amazing, what an outro
vikingthrone345 1 year ago
definitely Jan Hammer on the moog
hotlanta71 2 years ago 2
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toygnisht 2 years ago
This IS Jan Hammer on keyboards, but interestingly,in the middle there is a part in the middle that sounds like synth, but is Jeff,saw them live on this tour.
ibigdaddy 2 years ago
I'm getting this sheet music
musictranscription 2 years ago
thad99......cool !
fasteddy60 2 years ago
thx 4 posting !This is great !
fasteddy60 2 years ago
How can this have 4 stars? Honestly
myownservant 2 years ago
Beck is the only great rock guitarist of the 60s and 70s -- clapton, page, blackmore, hendrix, etc, -- who could do fusion. Beck was not as smart harmonically as a typical jazz player. But he could hack the complex rhythms and energy of jazz-fusion
Drblooter99 2 years ago 11
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bluelibra65 1 year ago
@Drblooter99
I feel your love and you know sounds and also remember that Nine To The Universe by Jimi Hendrix is considered by many the first fusion experiment to be recorded, pre-dating all other fusion albums.
SubRosaStructure 1 year ago
@Drblooter99 Well put! You good enough on guitar to match me on drums? One of many things I can back up with gusto!
driverofsound 1 year ago
uma referência p/ os musicos iniciantes
jc19641 2 years ago
This isn't Jan Hammer on Moog on this song but Max Middleton who does all the keyboards on this song. Check out his work with Hummingbird (for example: You can't hide Love, Anaconda, Anna's Song or Gypsy Skys, you can find them on YouTube). Jan Hammer plays on several other tunes on the "Wired" album. I like Jeff Beck, but I always loved his backing bands (from 1971-1977). Also great backing band on the 2009 tour.
Hamerguy68 2 years ago
Middleton lays down the great clavinet part that starts the song off, but that's definitely Hammer on the Moog breaks. No one else had that exact style -- check out Birds of Fire or Elvin Jones' On the Mountain. . .or just look up Mahavishnu on YouTube for many examples of this sound.
earwaves58 2 years ago 2
Actually, no. Jan Hammer played ALL synthesizer on this album, and Max Middleton did the Rhodes, Clavinet, etc. But, Max DID play all keyboards, including the Minimoog on Blow By Blow. :)
plungerdrum 1 year ago
このアルバムではこの曲が一番好きでした。
この次の曲も好きで、ベッドに入ってヘッドフォーンで聞いていると、この曲のあたりになると半分眠りながらが快感でした。なつかしいです。久しぶりに聞きました。
catworkscw2 2 years ago
5* for sure
MysteryClown000 2 years ago 2
jeff was one of the few 70's rock guitar gods that shared the spotlight with everyone on a record. every song on this album and 'there & back' are timeless! everyone kicks butt on these records. thanks jeff and company.
thad99 2 years ago
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thad99 2 years ago
Jeff Beck Narada Michael Walden , Jan Hammer and Max Middleton Just a great line up...Richard Baileys drumming is also surperb on this album check out Good bye pork pie
mrimac2000 2 years ago
Richard Bailey is also great on Backstage Pass!
FyodorMDostoyevsky 2 years ago 2
Best Beck album ever!
lapwiz 2 years ago
*****
lapwiz 2 years ago
I love this song...a great combination of rock and funk.Jeff Beck was on fire back in his days with Jan Hammer.
truck2112yes 2 years ago
COOOOOOOOOL..................
JOSEGOYES 3 years ago 2
Jeff
Still the Best!!!
chicagoslew 3 years ago
Man I miss the old Beck bends. Kickass album.
onelovega 3 years ago
That's Michael Waldon on Drums. Best Drummer on the Album.
twebb63 3 years ago
His name is Narada Michael Walden.
To be correct.
lidesnowi 3 years ago
I love His work with Mclaughlin.
truck2112yes 2 years ago
this is a happy tune...
makes me smile every time!
maccreng 3 years ago 2
I love this whole album (cd)...
I remember listening to it in my bro's room the year it was released.
maccreng 3 years ago 2
2:58 - 3:14
one of the best sounds/segments ever
mannbearpig 3 years ago
nicely done, ty
ricardomontalban07 3 years ago
I have this album on vinyl, good stuff.
macman13 3 years ago
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hendrix and clapton are blues guitarists. that's fine and dandy. hendrix was my hero as a kid. but beck is coming from somehwere else. he plays from the soul. 'wired' and 'there and back' are two of the most complete rock guitar records ever recorded (in my opinion). he shares the spotlight on these records. there are great songs on these albums. the drums, bass and keyboards are all featured. it's not just a collection of guitar riffs. he's incredible.
thad99 3 years ago
aye.
MilesMuhldoon 3 years ago
the sound of this record is exceptionnel.
every instrument has his own sound .the drum
is cery compressed and the guitar are very present .
In french we say it's a "chef d'oeuvre "tha means that this record will enter and stay in the history of music.
nebricklioum 3 years ago 2
masterpiece est le mot anglais ;)
oclero 2 years ago 4
Jeff Beck really doesn't have a peer in my opinion, OK Jimi Hendrix coaxed some serious stuff out of his axe, too. No one else can do what he does, with only his fingernail and tremolo. NASTY is a good word. He can quite literally make his guitar SAY stuff. But then again, it is also my opinion that he never before or after Wired made so much out of his talent. Wired was truly his crowning, ultimate achievement. Sure other good work he has done, but not like Wired.
travkatz 3 years ago
The nicest moog sound i've ever heard, gonna buy the album only for this few minutes of moog-sound.
HammondB200 3 years ago
Man this was my favorite,,put the head phones on and played along on my drums album in the seventies !!! OH yeah,,,still is !!;}
Steacy783 3 years ago
jeff beck rocks like hell :D
DrumPlayer11 3 years ago
that's some real Jazz-Fusion !
YassineSaidi 4 years ago
Or is it ROCK-FUSION? In the case of the 'Grandmaster' Jeff Beck, it probably is more ROCK. Whatever it is, I LOVE IT.
itzjoeymac 3 years ago
The names Jazz-Fusion and Rock-Fusion make nonsense. Fusion means: a mix(=fusion) between jazz and rock
HammondB200 3 years ago 3
is it Nrada Michael Walden the drummer.
what a drummer
nebricklioum 4 years ago 9
Yep, that's Narada who actually wrote this and 2 other tunes on this record...
FlamingoReaper 4 years ago
Some of his melodies remind me of Mahavishnu Orchestra. Jan's influence most likely. Jeff rawks!
amsedelm 4 years ago
jeff beck is god!
yankeesinflorida 4 years ago
He has his finger up his ass-again
thejoad 4 years ago
What the hell does that mean?
MY599FERRARI 4 years ago
A very captivating song. Blow by Blow and Wired are two of my top ten albums of all time.
governorgilf 4 years ago
i agree, i also think "there and back" is pretty good
cheesehat89 4 years ago
My favorite song from this release!
bentnosewp 4 years ago
Doesn't Get Much Better...Just wish Jeff Beck made more of these albums.
emerson134 4 years ago
A classic song and performer............
carbon4me 4 years ago
Jeff Beck at his finest. Unlike Jimmy Page, his bandmate in the Yardbirds, Jeff could be soulful and rock.
Maze22 4 years ago
Great song!!
DiegoDCvids 4 years ago
It's all too much. Very best.
piccolo7diavolo 4 years ago