I drove 7 hrs to see them in Dallas then drove back home showered and clocked in, worked my 8 hrs. No one had a clue. To be young again, now I can barely make to general dollar and back lol. As a senior I tank the Lord everyday, that I can get to play my instruments. God bless all my rockers.

I miss those decades.. The years go by,  our music heroes and geniuses pass away, but we still have the memories of those days
RIP Jeff Beck.

Dang the talent, this can never be repeated today, 2025, is anyone here?

Yes we the 60 / 70's generation  were the luckiest. We saw 3 different " ages " of music never to bee repeated. It kept me going in Vietnam and will keep me going until it is my turn to pass the the " other " side! Rock on...

How freakin lucky are we in this day and age, that we can see what someone recorded with a click of a button on our PHONE!! This was such an EPIC time....God I miss the 70's and 80's!!! Thank You!

September 2026, I never tire of Jimmy Page or led Zeppelin or Eric Clapton....

Amazing to see these three guitar legends who were all part of the Yardbirds in the 1960s and all three on the top 5 list of best guitarists in the world. Awesome to see one of my favorite drummers in the world Charlie Watts and Bill Wyman, bassist both from the Rolling Stones there as well. RIP Charlie Watts and Jeff Beck - you gave decades of pleasure to millions of fans around the world.

This is actually the very end of an approximately 3 hour show. It was called the ARMS benefit (Action for Research into Muscular Sclerosis). They only played four cities (Dallas, San Francisco, LA & NY, NY) in the United States and I was at the first show in Dallas😎. The lineup was: on drums, Charlie Watts, Kenny Jones, Simon Phillips and Ray Cooper. On bass, Bill Wyman and Fernando Saunders. On keyboards, Jan Hammer, Andy Fairweather Lowe, Chris Stainton and James Hooker. Vocals were covered by Joe Cocker, Paul Rodgers, Ronnie Lane, Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck and Andy Fairweather Lowe. The guitarists were Jimmy Page Jeff Beck Eric Clapton, Paul Rodgers and Andy Fairweather Lowe...

It was a show for the ages and one I will definitely never forget!!!

Page, Beck, Clapton, Cocker… Sublime, Majestic, and the era’s best music 🙏❤️🙏 Love, peace and Gratitude to you all. Love☯️☮️✌🏻😎😘🫵

Loved em then and still today.. So young and talented..  RIP Jeff Beck and all the greats before.. Never forgotten...

Just for context: This was the period of time where Clapton and Beck were helping Jimmy Page get out of drugs and alcohol. LEGENDS.

The lucky day for anybody coming across this gem of a video 💕

WoW Wee thank goodness I was born at the right time 1956. I was lucky enough to hear the greatest music, fantastic instruments, and very talented musicians!!!

I still get chills today (in 2025)while listening to the GODS of  Rock n  Roll❤❤❤❤🎉🔥♾️☮️!!

Joe Cocker was truly special.  I'm so happy he finally found and maintained sobriety.  His songs always bring back such great memories.  RIP.  In addition thank you Charlie Watts for all the great music you gave with the Rolling Stones.  RIPb. Lastly, Mr Jeff Beck thank you for the memories.  The Yardbirds got me through my preteen years.  I started HS in 1968.  RIP.  These great rockers filled my youth and young adulthood with so much great music. THANK YOU  ❤❤❤❤❤❤

The days of REAL bands who enjoyed themselves and gave their hearts❤ and Souls to Rock ‘n’Roll

All rock royalty on that stage RIP Joe will always remember working with you in ‘68

Three Yardbirds guitar masters who only lived a few miles apart growing up on stage together.
Phenomenal. Taking turns on "Stairway" and "Layla". Brilliant 👏

An interviewer once asked, "What was in the water 💧 there at that time?" It remains a wonderful mystery.

We’re losing our rock ‘n’ roll legends far too soon .  May their music live on. ❤🙏⭐💎

Yo tengo 70 y  súper de verlos.. gracias a la tecnología....viva...la vida 😂😂