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Jeff Beck & Immelda May at the 52nd Grammys 2010

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Jeff Beck & Immelda May at the 52nd Grammys 2010.
Imelda May performed as the second Irish after U2 at the Grammys.

Accompanied by guitar legend Jeff Beck Immelda performed rockabilly version of "How high the Moon".

January 2010 evening at Iridium Jazz Club billed as "Jeff Beck invites you to a Very Special Evening - A Celebration of Les Paul" with Immelda May and her band + some other special guests was filmed by PBS and released on DVD and Blue Ray.

Immeda May is from Dublin, Ireland. She's primary a singer and song-writer, but she also plays Irish frame drum, guitar and bass guitar. She began professional career n 2003, but real success came after her performance at Later... with Jools Holland in 2008 and especially after her performance with Jeff Beck at Iridium Jazz Club.
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John1 month ago

This video has NOTHING to do with Imelda May being Irish. It is a tribute to Les Paul at the Grammys. It is Jeff Becks tribute and it is not rockabilly! It is an accurate reproduction of the original song recorded by Les & Mary.
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jazzie

jazzie9 years ago

Rockabilly in XXI century. Sounds very fresh. Beck is great and the girl's fantastic!
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RockHoulker10 years ago

Whatever Jeff Beck touches turns into gold!
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yazzoo

yazzoo15 years ago

I've already seen it and bought a BlueRay from Iridium concert, but did not know it was also featured on Grammys.
Whatever, this is great performance, BlueRay I have is one of my favourite.
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