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Advantages: A comprehensive history of one of the greatest guitarists of all time Disadvantages: Hi Ho Silver Lining
JeffBeck is one of the most important guitarists of the sixties, and still making excellent music today. He was in the Yardbirds along with Clapton and Page and his work was only eclipsed by the brilliance of Hendrix. This is a brilliantly compiled three CD set which contains a sixty four page booklet with track information and personel listings, as well as "the JeffBeck story" by Gene Santoro, and a complete (but eye strainingly small) band family tree.
The compilation is arranged chronologically. The first disc kicks of with his work with Tridents, followed by fifteen Yardbirds songs including "Shapes of Things", "Over Under Sideways Down" and "Happenings Ten Years Time Time Ago" as well as various blues standards and variousslices of pscychedelia. These are followed by fpour tracks live at the BBC which are standard R ...
Advantages: Mezmerising guitar work, beautiful sound Disadvantages: Not too accessible, not melodically structured as it could be
JeffBeck is one of the pioneering blue/rock guitarsts of all time and this album captures his talent at his peak. When I first got this album i was suprised how funky it was for a "blues" guitarist as most of the track contains a rhythmically complex bass and drum partnership with Beck screaming guitar melody over it with interludes of piano and synthesizers. Beck playing is outstanding on this album and although it does not contain any of his most well known songs it sums up Beck's style superbly.
I bought it off of the internet for about £6.00 and it was well worth it. Full track listing is as follows
1.Led Boots
2. Come Dancing
3. Goodbye Prok Pie Hat
4. Head For Backstage Pass
5. Blue Wind
6. Sophie
7. Play With Me
8. Love Is Green
Although this album will not appeal to everyone I anyone with a feel for unbeat funky ...
jamespatterson101 06.08.2004
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Advantages: A look at Sky Sports' Soccer Saturday Show Disadvantages: None!
Some people say the term ?cult? is used far too often?other?s say that the term ?cult? can be used to described Sky Sports very own Soccer Saturday show. Broadcast, intriguingly enough, on Saturday?s during the football season it?s presented by armchair pundit?s favourite Jeff Stelling, and in this book he describes the ins and outs of the show, in humorous fashion.
Published by Harper Collins in April 2009, ?Jelleyman's Thrown a Wobbly: Saturday Afternoons in Front of the Telly? is comedic piece that will make anyone who?s ever seen and enjoyed the show to pick it up and not put it down until the very end. The title refers to the lower league defender Gareth Jelleyman, who after being sent off one afternoon was mentioned by Stelling in the context used in the title?promptly resulting in a ?corpsing? session with the panel where no ...
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Product details
Title
Truth [Remastered]
Performer
Jeff Beck
Genre
Rock & Pop
Sub Genre
Hard Rock
Release Date
09/05/2005
Recomended Retail Price
8.99 GBP
Original Release Year
1968
Label / Distributor
EMI / EMI Operations/CEVA Logistics
Pieces in Set
1
Studio / Live
Studio
Stereo
Stereo
Format
Performer
EAN
724387374928
Catalogue Number
8737492
Additional notes
Album Notes
Personnel: Jeff Beck (guitar, bass); Rod Stewart (vocals); Nicky Hopkins (piano); John Paul Jones (Hammond organ); Ron Wood (bass); Mick Waller (drums). Producer: Mickie Most. Reissue producer: Bruce Dickinson. Includes liner notes by Jeff Beck. U.K. remastered edition contains the bonus cuts "Tallyman," "Love Is Blue," "Hi Ho Silver Lining," and "I've Been Drinking." The Jeff Beck Group's debut, 1968's TRUTH remains a stunner, probably the best work of the guitarist's long career. Perhaps energized by the bust-up of the Yardbirds, Beck is positively overflowing with ideas throughout the entire album, which pointedly starts with a completely different recasting of the Yardbirds hit "Shapes of Things." TRUTH then continues through an impressively varied set of tunes, ranging from an achingly slow, bluesy version of the Broadway standard "Ol' Man River" to a technically astounding acoustic solo version of "Greensleeves" and a killer pair of Willie Dixon covers including a take on "You Shook Me" that shreds Led Zeppelin's contemporaneous version. Throughout, the then-unknown Rod Stewart sings his heart out; he's as important to the album as Beck himself, and it's unsurprising that when Stewart and bassist Ron Wood left to form the Faces, the Jeff Beck Group never recovered.
Album Reviews
Rolling Stone (9/28/68, p.29) - "...this album is a classic, much the way the Clapton-Mayall album [THE BLUES BREAKERS WITH ERIC CLAPTON] is....The singing is gorgeous and...first-rate throughout the album....As a group they swing like mad..." Uncut (p.132) - 3 stars out of 5 - "Arriving a year before Led Zep's debut, TRUTH has a strong claim as the original template for what became heavy metal..."
Titles on disc 1
1.
Shapes Of Things
2.
Let Me Love You
3.
Morning Dew
4.
You Shook Me
5.
Ol' Man River
6.
Greensleeves
7.
Rock My Plimsoul
8.
Beck's Bolero
9.
Blues Deluxe
10.
I Ain't Superstitious
11.
I've Been Drinking (new stereo mix/bonus track)
12.
You Shook Me (take 1/bonus track)
13.
Rock My Plimsoul (stereo mix/bonus track)
14.
Beck's Bolero (mono single version/bonus track)
15.
Blues Deluxe (take 1/bonus track)
16.
Tallyman (bonus track)
17.
Love Is Blue (bonus track)
18.
Hi Ho Silver Lining (first stereo mix/bonus track)
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