The Yardbirds - For Your Love AND The Yardbirds - "Heart Full Of Soul" (1965) REACT
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The Yardbirds are one of the most important bands in rock history.
So many great musicians came out of the Yardbirds.
Led Zeppelin started out as the New Yardbirds.
Guitarist Jimmy Page joined the band, and then all the other members quit, leaving him responsible for their contractual obligations.
He had to get a whole new band together, in order to play the dates that the Yardbirds had agreed to perform. I, for one, think he did alright.
Yep, they toured for about a year with Relf. When he left they continued as The New Yardbirds. Later they changed their name to Led Zeppelin.
Exactly! Also Stairway To Heaven Is Next To You've Lost That Loving Feeling By The Righteous Brothers the most frequently played song in the History of The Radio.
The New Yardbirds stuff is killer. So cool to hear a raw, unrefined Zeppelin.
JEFF BECK
The YardBirds 3 of the greatest guitarist Jeff Beck, Jimmy Page and Eric Clapton play for the YardBirds
Then all 3 took off into the Stratosphere.....:)
Amazing group of guitarists in this band
But not all in the band at one time and I think you will find that all three were with John Mayall's Bluesbreakers prior to being part of The Yardbirds along with Andy Fraser, bass player with Free and many others.
All very true, my friend...
Brent Lee HELL YEAH LEGENDS ALL THE WAY MAN👏👏👏👏
The Yardbirds were one of the seminal groups that forged the path of rock and roll.
Don't forget The Moody Blues who were also a "Blues" Band who would later influence YES, and ELO and Genesis (The "Original" Lineup).
That guitar riff that Jeff Beck plays on Heart Full Of Soul is classic!
I was in 4th grade when this song came out and it was that riff and this song that drove me to become a musician
The studio version of Heart full of soul is heavy! In 1965 a song like that was off the charts with the heavy riffs.
But the live one way better
I remember where I was when I first heard For Your Love. I was 11 years old listening to 1360, WSAI in Cincinnati, on a tiny transistor radio I had gotten from my dad. Thanks for playing these oldies. It's so much fun watching you kids discover them.
Fun Fact-- Both "For Your Love" and "Heart Full Of Soul" were written by Graham Gouldman.
You might know him from the songs like "Bus Stop" for Hollies and "No Milk Today" for Herman`s Hermits.
Also "Dreadlock Holiday" by 10cc. Written by Eric Stewart and Graham Gouldman,
The mournful background vocals, the desperate lost love lyrics, that gorgeous guitar riff. Heart Full of Soul is my favorite song.
"Heart Full of Soul" is one of my favorite songs. Two and a half minutes of slipping straight into the sauce. The singer was Keith Relf. His look in both videos was very Andy Warhol. The guitar player was Jeff Beck. Jimmy Page took Beck's place when Beck left the band and ended up with the franchise, so to speak, when The Yardbirds broke up. Page's efforts to reform The Yardbirds led to the formation of Led Zeppelin. Although none of the musicians in the either video were in Led Zeppelin. Also check out The Yardbird originals "Shape of Things, "Over, Under, Sideways, Down," and "You're a Better Man Than I" or their blues covers "I'm a Man," "Smokestack Lightning," and "Train Kept A-Rollin'."
They also did dazed and confused before Led Zeppelin, live footage on CZcams.
Thank you
Absolutely a great song
Hard to comment on the archetypal band that's more interesting for what the members did next (Led Zep, Renaissance, Jeff Beck). I know Keith Relf's voice sets some people's teeth on edge (...have they heard Jim McCarty sing ?!) so it's worth noting that Heart Full Of Soul was also cut by The Ghost Dance (need I say more!) + When India, appalling right-winger that she is, researches the band she will be taken ill!
I love the yardbirds. Legendary line up. Short lived band. Burned very bright.
This was recorded, I believe, on a TV show called Shindig. So you got the screaming girls. I was a huge fan of the Yardbirds. Jeff Beck (the main guitarist) gave the band a real unique sound. No band sounded like the Yardbirds. Over, Under, Sideways, Down or New York City Blues or Shapes of Things or even their cover of the old blues song Smokestack Lightning.
Seeing Jeff Beck doing the cord progressions gives me chills
I'm 64 (soon to be 65) years old, and I love music from the 60's, 70's, 80's, 90's up to today. The Yardbirds are one of my favorite band's from the 60's, and I still listen to their music today. You play some awesome music on this channel. 😁 Heart Full Of Soul is still one of my all time favorites 😁😁😁😁😁😁 oh, one more thing..... You should check out "96 Tears" (also from the 60's) by Question Mark and The Mysterions. I think you would really like it.
Next play “Over, under,sideways, down.”
That and The Train Kept a Rollin'.
Havin' a Rave Up!
Yardbirds "For Your Love" what a great song for 1965.. "Heart Full of Soul". Every group back then had the girls screaming, starting with the Beatles. Women were out of control lol... I remember the Beatles first movie at the Downtown theater. Lines full of women/girls were several city blocks long.
Two great songs, one songwriter. Graham Gouldman. I'm sure everyone will mention the famous guitarists but the songwriter has a big history, too.
The most interesting thing about the Yardbirds is that they eventually morphed into Led Zepplin.
Don't forget Eric Clapton went through the Yardbirds on his way to Cream and superband acclaim.
Oh shit, you are right... damn
@@snarkymatt585 And Jeff Beck took the Yardbirds to stardom. He also introduced feedback and the fuzz guitar to rock music. Although Page has the chops and the passion, Beck can play circles around Page and Clapton.
The Yardbirds were my first rock and roll crush. I was crazy about the lead singer Keith Relf (who passed away many years ago, unfortunately). Thank you for featuring them!
Were you in love with keith relf
My man Jeff Beck on lead guitar! Love your reactions! Jeff Beck was Jimi Hendrix before Jimi Hendrix, still around, he's still tearing it up on guitar! I recommend anything by Jeff Beck! Especially his own stuff since his departure from the Yardbirds! But if you're looking for some other cool Yardbirds tracks, definitely check out I'm A Man or The Train Kept A-Rollin' or Over Under Sideways Down!
Their song “ Shape of things “ is also an amazing song worth checking out.
This band had so much talent in it that came and went during their short life
This bands time was short but they were very cool
But morphed into greatness and a wonderful genre of music, enjoyed to this day.
Yup - them and Cream - way too short ...
@@grantendsley5374 Damn right !!!
Seriously? They swapped out lead guitarist, Clapton, Beck and Page. When they broke up Psge started The New Yardbyrds aka Led Zeplin
The Yardbirds are AMAZING.
I think the 'Heart Full of Soul' video is the one I learned the solo from! At this stage The Yardbirds were competitors to the likes of The Rolling Stones and The Animals - before moving out into the psychedelic end of the 1960s. Had they not broken up in 1968 we would have been robbed of Led Zeppelin, but would they have become a different kind of progressive band in the 1970s? Jeff Beck (here on guitar) would later work with the likes of Stevie Wonder - who wrote 'Superstition' for him - and has proved to be a more experimental player in some respects than Jimmy Page.
Thank you India for reaction to this ground breaking superb band. I grew up listening to bands like this, I feel so lucky. Two songs that are not played much are the Yardbirds and I'M a Man, green coloured youtube video ( George Thorogoods Bad To The Bone sounds a lot like it), and Mister You're a Better Man Than I.
As was mentioned they had three of the greatest guitarists. First Eric Clapton who actually left the band because didn't like the Pop direction the band was taking with the song For Your Love. Jeff Beck replaced him and it's Beck you see in these two videos. Beck had a breakdown and was replaced by Jimmy Page. Beck returned and for a short time both Beck and Page were in the band and you can see them both perform on Stroll On in a scene from a movie which I believe was called Blow Out. Then Beck left and Page remained and eventually the rest of the band left and Page brought in new members and completed some show they had contracted for as the New Yardbirds before renaming the band Led Zeppelin.
Good summation.
So whatever happened to Led Zeppelin?😎
"Over, Under, Sideways, Down"
Absolute...and lightyears ahead of other bands of their time
The lead Guitarist, Jeff Beck, is a legend. They originally used a sitar for the main riff but it sounded too thin as it is an acoustic instrument - he said, 'I know, I'll play the guitar and distort and bend the notes to make it sound like a sitar' - the result is a classic
The shape of Things is considered the first psychedelic song. Awww look young Jeff Beck in a suit. The Yardbirds are an English rock band, formed in London in 1963. The band's core lineup featured vocalist and harmonica player Keith Relf, drummer Jim McCarty, rhythm guitarist/bassist Chris Dreja and bassist/producer Paul Samwell-Smith. The band is known for starting the careers of three of rock's most famous guitarists, Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page and Jeff Beck, all of whom ranked in the top five of Rolling Stone magazine's list of 100 greatest guitarists
Lead singer Keith Relf died in his basement 1976. He got electrocuted playing the electric guitar.
In an era where so many performances were mimed these are very impressive live versions of their songs.
Interesting fact. Both of these songs were wrote by Graham Gouldman, who was part of a warm up act for the Yardbirds, who performed "For Your Love", which was #1 in the UK charts.
Graham Gouldman is also a co-founder of the band 10cc.
"I Ain't Done Wrong" is a great Yardbirds song. They were one of the most innovative bands of the mid-60s.
Spawned two great guitarists; Erlic Clapton (Cream/Derek and the Dominos/Solo) and Jeff Beck.
Earliest sounds from 1965 . . . beginings of Rock 'n Roll . . . Rock on, next gens.
Rock and Roll is here to stay, bequeathed to you, from this 70 y/o, w/ Love! 🤗🎵🎹🎧🎷🎸
What about Jimmy Page? Page took over for Beck and the New Yardbirds became Led Zeppelin.
I love this song since it came out love the 60s !
This is why I watch reactions. But mostly yours. Watching you enjoy that amazing music was the best part. That was one incredible live video. As good as the studio version. Cute and sweet as always. Thanks.
I can't believe it's 55 years ago. Damn I was 17. It was the best of times and the worst of times. Peace and Love India.
They were in the "British Invasion" back in the 60s. There were a ton of groups coming to the USA. But there were only a few that really made it. Beatles (of course) and the Dave Clark Five and the Rolling Stones - among others. We all just ate it up!
Jeff Beck playing the leads and solos in these two songs. The Yardbirds brought a jazzy/beatnik sort of vibe to their harmonies and style with a rock foundation
Only the band John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers have had not only many guitarists but musicians full stop in its ranks who went onto even bigger fame.
These two TV performances took place when Jeff Beck was the lead guitarist for The Yardbirds. Eric Clapton was lead guitarist from 1963 to 1965. From what TV performance footage I have seen, Eric Clapton's guitarwork did not stand out very much. Clapton really came out with his own guitar style when he recorded with John Mayall for the 1966 album, "John Mayall And His Bluesbreakers (With Eric Clapton)". I would like to see you react to their song, "All Your Love", which is a cover of an Otis Rush song. Jimmy Page became the lead guitarist for The Yardbirds, and was there from 1966 until 1968, when the band broke up. I would like to see you react to a 1968 TV performance by The Yardbirds for the song, "Dazed And Confused", that was done for a French television network. When Jimmy Page joined Led Zeppelin, they rerecorded "Dazed And Confused" with completely different lyrics. Personally, I like the 1968 TV performance of "Dazed And Confused" by The Yardbirds better. The song is much easier on the ears to listen to.
I really like how you delve into the emotions of the songs as you see them. Great job! I was 16 in 1965. These are two of my favorite Yardbird songs. My brother was a lead guitar player at the time, and that's how bands dressed in those days, matching suits, pencil thin ties, not always black glasses though but the glasses helped shield the glare from stage or studio lights. Eric Clapton was lead guitar on the recording of For Your Love, but left right after. It was their first big hit. Jeff Beck was lead guitar on Heart Full of Soul. Jimmy Page (later in Led Zeppelin) started playing with them on bass, then was lead guitar in tandem with Beck starting in 1966. Those three guitarists are are the trifecta of English guitar royalty and influenced (along with Jimi Hendrix) everything that came after. Their last album was recorded in 1967 and they broke up in 1968. Check out their cover of Bo Diddley's "I'm a Man".
I was in Junior High School dancing at Sock Hops to these songs .
Same here, 8th grade.
An amazing old music clip. Thanks. !:- )
-Eric Clapton was on the recording of For Your Love, before he left (he was a teenager)
-Jeff Beck (famous guitarist) was in this band.
-Jimmy Page (Led Zeppelin) was in this band until it broke up. I’m forming The New Yardbirds, The Who drummer Keith Moon said the band would go over like a lead zeppelin (lead balloon), so they used that as the name.
The bassist Paul Samwell-Smith became one of the most respected producers of the 70's. He is probably best known for his work with Cat Stevens, e.g the famous song "Morning Has Broken". Jeff Beck on the 12 string and lead guitar. Originally in the studio the lead guitarist was Eric Clapton who left soon after "For Your Love" was released. The second guitarist became an advertising photographer. Drummer Jim McCarty and the singer Keith Relf formed Renaissance. This band - after many line up changes was the foundation for Led Zeppelin. Yardbirds split and it was left to Chris Dreja and then guitarist Jimmy Page to form a new band to fill in the touring contracts. The rest is real life mythology.
I just remember this track being on the Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas soundtrack. Good track, For Your Love.
Here's a cool fact for everyone who doesn't know,
Heart Full Of Soul was originally done as a sitar version by a couple of Indian guys one on sitar and the other on a tablet and when they laid it down for the group if they weren't getting it right because the chord changes are in a 4-4 cord change and the sitar player just could not get it right, so then next thing you know they had Jeff back come up with something on the spot that would sound very close to that so he did the 44 core change on his guitar and added some rock and roll to it and next thing you know that became the iconic rift for
Heart full Of Soul.
One thing I forgot to mention in the original recording there was one guy on sitar and another guy on Tabla, so when the sitar player cannot get it right they had him leave but they kept the Tabla player and kept his part on the track.
The Yardbirds were great. Reminds me of camping at Refugio State Beach in California. Great vibes!
Oh no. No Over Under Sideways Down! At's ok India we love you.
To me, "For Your Love" was the first psychedelic (hippie) rock song of note, thus making it one of the most revolutionary and important rock songs.
I remember seeing this on TV and falling in love with all of them.
What I appreciate with the songs of this time they were short and powerful.
One of the most important of the early English invasion bands. Launching pad for three of the great lead guitarists as everyone's mentioned, and aside from that a hard working, versatile band ranging from British rhythm and blues to early psychedelic.
Legendary songs from a legendary group with 3 of the best legendary lead guitar players from 1963 to 1968, Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck, And Jimmy Page. I believe that is Jeff Beck in these 2 videos!
Both songs written by Graham Gouldman who formed 10CC in the 70s.
Wow, didn't know that👍🏻
@@1970sthrowback He also wrote Evil Hearted You for The Yardbirds, Look Through Any Window & Bus Stop for the Hollies, Tallyman for Jeff Beck, and Listen People & No Milk Today for Herman's Hermits (who also did For Your Love).
@@Schteve59 When those songs were originally written, he was a teenager.
I was 15 when this came out.... were we rockin to this? HECK yA!!!
Loved it when they came on the scene.Two favs of theirs. The UK wave.
The old stuff can be really great stuff! Great to see you reacting to some iconic bands and songs.
By HOF songwriter Graham Gouldman, who also wrote, I'm Not in Love, Look Through Any Window, Bus Stop, Listen People, and MANY more. Great choice!
always loved these songs listen to eight miles high and train keep a rollin , arrowsmith did a cover of this song.
Seeing you enjoy this music, brings tears to my eyes. Bless you
Amazing guitarists and the band combined harpsichord with bongo drums
Me gusta mucho The Yardbirds una de los bandas favoritas.. saludos desde Perú.
From pop, to psycheldic rock with blues influence and distortion was born heavy metal. People have put forward that the yardbirds are where it all started. Solid argument.
Love both songs and 60s music
You might also like 96 tears by ? And the mysterons .
I'm not even going to watch this video. Don't need to. 2 of my favorite songs. 1of my favorite bands. They always play in the background of my mind. Enjoy...!!!
You just got to imagine 1965 England - these dudes were so damn cool. They took their musical cues from African American bluesmen and turned it into their own kind of sound.
ground zero for producing incredible talent
had 2 older sisters who played all this stuff, then had a uncle who played hank williams sr, so we were introduced to a lot of music
Still great after all these decades.
Gosh I havn,t heard these songs in ages but yeah music was great back then no rough stuff as today thank you friend keep up the good work
Two great classics.
God, love this! I love the Yardbirds!! Jimmy Page, initially, was asked to join, but declined at the time….he recommended Jeff Beck (that amazing guitarist, Solo on Heart Full Of Stone) ,who said it was the best thing any friend ever did for him….then, Jimmy did join later on…
This right here is the beginning of heavy loud distortion blues rock that will evolve into heavy metal.
A great reaction
I was going to give a short list of Yardbirds
facts and figures but after reading all the comments,they have covered it👍
One other point of interest though is that both of these songs were written by the
legendary Graham Gouldman,who was later in 10cc.
At around the same time as The Yardbirds started,Gouldman was in a band called The Mockingbirds.
While they never had a big hit,Gouldman's
songs were hits for many other artists
including The Hollies and Herman's Hermits.
They were part of the British Invasion of music!!!! But it was pretty tough competing with the Beatles!!!! 🤟🎵🎼🎶💜
People used to say the Stones were the bad boys , nope . These boys were the bad boys . They were harder and grittier . They commercialized the concept of raving it up .
Great songs!
The Yardbirds are great. Check out some more of their tunes, like "I Ain't Done Wrong".
you want a party song, check out over under sideways down
oh yeah, also check out the song 'psycadelic reaction' by the count 5 and 'a lil bit o soul' by the music explosion
This was a few years after the Beatles when short songs way different from stuff at the time...most were ballads
The 1960's were ground zero for cool!
Yardbirds yes def
GOOD REAL QUALITY MUSIC ALWAYS GET A UNEXPLAINABLE REACTION ✊🏾
shapes of things and i'm a man - classic yardbirds - also blow up movie-train kept a rollin
Oh Finally someone is doing Yardbirds. Cool. Please play Heart full of Soul by them. You will love it!!!
I forgot how great The Yardbirds were!
You might check out two other Yardbird songs Evil Hearted You and You're A Better Man Than I. Also Train Kept A Rollin (aka Stroll On) and Dazed and Confused, which they did when they brought Jimmy Page on board. It predates Led Zeppelin and you will hear the roots of what would later become the LZ sound. In fact, the last line up of the Yardbirds was Led Zeppelin. They changed their name while they were recording the first LZ record. When Eric Clapton left they Yardbirds, they asked Jimmy Page to step in. He was engaged in session work and recommended Jeff Beck. Beck plays guitar in these two songs. While with the Yardbirds, Beck introduced the fuzz sound and feedback to the rock world. He also invented many sounds and techniques that became common among rock guitarists that followed, including Jimmy Page, who later joined the group. Toward the end, all the other members of the group left for other projects, leaving the remaining group with Page. That became Led Zeppelin and the other former Yardbird members formed an experimental classical, jazz, rock, folk group called Renaissance. They broke up and drummer Jim McCarty reformed it into the more well-known group with Annie Haslam as the singer. Yardbirds singer Keith Relf then formed a hard rock group called Armageddon and was electrocuted while practicing in his basement.
In my mind Jeff Beck had a black suit without sleeves. I can't imagine him playing without bare arms.
Both great songs. India, your fav, Eric Clapton started out in the Yardbirds. He left before they started recording. He was replaced by other phenomenal Brit guitarists, Jeff Beck and Jimmy Paige.
Sadly the singer Keith Relf whilst practising with his electric guitar in his basement was electrocuted to death at just 33 years of age. Even worse it was one of his kids who found him and because they were used to him practising thru the night thought he was asleep. Great voice and a brilliant Blues harmonicist who never succeeded as well after the demise of The Yardbirds, Relf preferred Blues/Rock music to the more commercial pop sound.
I'm still a little sad, that this band is now reduced to a stepping stone for guitarists. Relf was a good musician too. Cheers! :)
Some of rocks royalty came out of this band.
Another great song is “Never my Love” from The Association
If your songs were over 2 1/2 minutes back then they didn’t get on the radio. That’s why they were so short.
Love the Yardbirds
Shape of things, Jimmy Page as lead guitarist! Another game changer in Rock N Roll The Yardbirds importance to the Genre Massive !!
Great clip choices again, great work.