Jeff Beck revisited.

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kevin ryan
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Jeff Beck revisited.

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I haven't posted anything in awhile so here you go. I am a huge Jeff Beck fanatic. When Blow by Blow came out, I was changed! Here's a little jeff Beck.. I know it's not country so no yelling.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rzLeVUBsvyM
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very nice Kevin!
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Post by Chris Templeton »

Excellent choice of material & tone, Kevin! Cool major at the end too.
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Excellent. You nailed it. Cool and sassy!! :D
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Yes sir! Thanks, made my evening.
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Post by Larry Dering »

Kevin, I'm a Jeff Beck fan myself. That song was made for pedal steel and you certainly nailed it. I wonder if Jeff had any experience with the steel guitar. He had the finesse in his hands to extract every ounce of tones from a Strat.
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Post by Chuck S. Lettes »

Nice job, Kevin. Sweet tone on the steel, too!
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Nice!!!
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Three thumbs up!
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Post by Roger Rettig »

This is the second time I've heard Kevin do this piece - I loved it then and now I feel like trying it myself!

Fine playing, Kevin, and a great choice.
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Post by Dave Ristrim »

Very nice indeed! I did a version of this song on my Cd back in 1995 or so. Such a great piece for the pedal steel. Beck rules!
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Post by Fred Treece »

I wasn’t going to say it, Dave, so I’m glad you did. When I played your CD version of that tune for my wife she said, “if you played like that I’d go to bed with you.”
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Post by Dave Ristrim »

Very nice indeed! I did a version of this song on my Cd back in 1995 or so. Such a great piece for the pedal steel. Beck rules!
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