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Official Bootleg USA '06

By Jeff Beck

Label: Self Produced
Released: 2007

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Jeff Beck: Live, Remastered And Expanded

by Doug Collette
January 27, 2007

Jeff Beck is the most explosive guitarist of his generation. Since he first stepped into the spotlight as a replacement for Eric Clapton in the Yardbirds, he has played with an impulsive, unorthodox logic all his own. It's an approach he has continued to hone through pioneering forays in the realm of jazz-rock fusion, as presented ...

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Scott Henderson: Live!

by John Kelman
February 9, 2005

While guitarist Scott Henderson has been mining post-Weather Report fusion territory for years with Tribal Tech, he has also been exploring a more blues-based direction with recordings including Dog Party, Tore Down House and, most notably, '02's stripped-down Well to the Bone, one of the most potent examples of the power trio to be released in ...

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Jeff Beck: Live At BB King Blues Club

Read "Live At BB King Blues Club" reviewed by Doug Collette

by Doug Collette
March 5, 2004

Leave it to Jeff Beck to make a brand new recording available only online within six months of his last studio release. Live is an erratic but nevertheless brilliant piece of work by an erratic and brilliant artist.Recorded last September at BB King's House of Blues in New York, this CD constitutes a reunion ...

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Live At BB King Blues Club

By Jeff Beck

Label: Epic Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: 1. Roy's Toy 2. Psycho Sam 3. Big Block 4. Freeway Jam 5. Brush With The Blues 6. Scatterbrain 7. Goodbye Pork Pie Hat 8. Nadia 9. Savoy 10. Angel (Footsteps) 11. Seasons 12. Where Were You 13. You Never Know 14. A Day In The Life 15. People Get Ready 16. My Thing.

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Jeff

By Jeff Beck

Label: Epic Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: 1. So What (Beck/Garcia)-4:19 2. Plan B (Aslan/Beck/Torn/White)-4:49 3. Pork-U-Pine (Beck/ Holroyde/Wright)—-4:06 4. Seasons (Beck/Butler/Irving/Syze-Up/Vaughan/Viera/Wright)—3:48 5. Trouble Man (Beck/Garcia/Wright)—-3:34 6. Grease Monkey (Beck/Fisher-Jones/Gray/Grey)—-3:34 7. Hot Rod Honeymoon (Beck/Fisher-Jones/Gray/Grey)—3;33 8. Line Dancing with Monkeys (Aslan/ Torn/White)—-5:18 9. JB's Blues (Beck/Garcia)—-4:20 10. Pay Me No Mind (Beck/Martin)—-3:18 11. My Thing (Beck/Sorrell/martin)—-4:10 12 Bulgaria (Traditional)—-2:00 13. Why Lord Oh Why? (Hymas)—-4:41

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Jeff Beck: Jeff

by Doug Collette
November 6, 2003

Ever since his days with The Yardbirds, Jeff Beck has positioned himself as an experimentalist with the electric guitar. Through his pioneering days as a heavy rocker (Truth, Beck-Ola) as well as his groundbreaking fusion efforts (Blow by Blow, Wired), the iconoclastic Brit has displayed almost a tangible hunger to find new sounds. Little surprise then ...

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Jeff Beck: Jeff

by Doug Collette
September 25, 2003

Ever since his days with the Yardbirds, Jeff Beck has positioned himself as an experimentalist with the electric guitar. Through his pioneering days as a heavy rocker ( Truth, Beck-Ola ) as well as his groundbreaking fusion efforts ( Blow by Blow, Wired ), the iconoclastic Brit has displayed almost a tangible hunger to find new ...

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Ben Monder: Le Monde du Monder

by Phil DiPietro
January 1, 2002

With a fittingly well-documented career, boasting a range of stunning appearances on over 50 recordings, including 14 since the year 2000, Ben Monder has solidified his position as one of the finest players of his generation. A chordal and textural master, unafraid to thoroughly explore advanced harmonic concepts, Ben's appearance on a sideman date ...

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Jeff Beck: Truth & Beck-Ola

by David Adler
March 1, 2001

Next to Hendrix, Clapton, and Jimmy Page, Jeff Beck stands as something of an underdog in the pantheon of guitar gods. But these early solo efforts, now reissued by Epic, remain classics of the quirkiest kind. On 1968's Truth we hear a 23-year-old Rod Stewart wailing the blues, giving Robert Plant a run for his money. ...