JEFF BECK
''LIVE+''
MAY 19 2015
71:36
1 Loaded 02:56
2 Morning Dew 04:32
3 You Know You Know 06:31
4 Why Give It Away 03:40
5 A Change Is Gonna Come 07:20
6 A Day In The Life 05:01
7 Superstition 04:01
8 Hammerhead 03:45
9 Little Wing 03:51
10 Big Block 05:07
11 Where Were You 03:17
12 Danny Boy 01:34
13 Rollin' And Tumblin' 06:13
14 Going Down 05:18
15 Tribal (Studio) 03:04
16 My Tiled White Floor (Studio) 05:17
REVIEW
By Brien Comerford, amazon.com
This CD is instantly alluring because it includes blues vocalist, Jimmy Hall, and there are not many of Jeff Beck's jazz fusion greatest hits included. It enables the supreme guitarist to brilliantly showcase his mastery of several musical genres. "Loaded" is a captivating instrumental that combines industrial and hard rock riffs. "Morning Dew" is a riveting blues and rock gem that was originally recorded by the Jeff Beck group 45 years ago. "You Know You Know" is an intricate jazz fusion tune that Beck wondrously perfects. "Why Give It Away" is replete with funk and energy. "A Change Is Going To Come" is a Sam Cooke Soul masterpiece and Jeff's guitar work is inspiring as Jimmy Hall's vocals are exemplary too. " A Day In The Life" is Jeff Beck's enthralling instrumental interpretation of the Beatles' hit that earned Beck a Grammy award. " Superstition" fuses soul, blues and funk and Beck once again skillfully plays a song that he recorded several decades in the past. "Hammerhead" is Beck's incendiary psychedlic marvel from "Emotion and Commotion" that merited him another Grammy Award. "Little Wing" is a Hendrix song that Beck cherishes to replicate and even enhance in honor of his late musical peer and friend. " Big Block" is a hard rock instrumental from "Guitar Shop" that Jeff Beck has adroitly played live for 25 years. "Where Were You" is a revered, celestial, complex and tender song that has awed many of Beck's fellow guitarists including Brian May, Joe Satriani and Eddie Van Halen. The live songs culminate with the emotive and endearing "Danny Boy", the iconic blues of "Rolling and Tumblin" and Jeff Beck's invigorating version of " Going Down". The two studio tracks are the blistering and frenetic "Tribal" and the less intense "My Tiled White Floor" both respectively featuring female vocalists.
In closing, Jeff Beck's guitar virtuosity is still impeccable and nonpareil. Jimmy Hall's vocals are a nice addition, Rhonda Smith's bass playing is fantastic, Jonathin Joseph's drumming is sterling and accompanying guitarist, Nicolas Meir, delivers some exotic riffs. "Live t" is a superlative CD by arguably the greatest living guitarist in the music industry, namely, Jeff Beck.
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''LIVE+''
MAY 19 2015
71:36
1 Loaded 02:56
2 Morning Dew 04:32
3 You Know You Know 06:31
4 Why Give It Away 03:40
5 A Change Is Gonna Come 07:20
6 A Day In The Life 05:01
7 Superstition 04:01
8 Hammerhead 03:45
9 Little Wing 03:51
10 Big Block 05:07
11 Where Were You 03:17
12 Danny Boy 01:34
13 Rollin' And Tumblin' 06:13
14 Going Down 05:18
15 Tribal (Studio) 03:04
16 My Tiled White Floor (Studio) 05:17
REVIEW
By Brien Comerford, amazon.com
This CD is instantly alluring because it includes blues vocalist, Jimmy Hall, and there are not many of Jeff Beck's jazz fusion greatest hits included. It enables the supreme guitarist to brilliantly showcase his mastery of several musical genres. "Loaded" is a captivating instrumental that combines industrial and hard rock riffs. "Morning Dew" is a riveting blues and rock gem that was originally recorded by the Jeff Beck group 45 years ago. "You Know You Know" is an intricate jazz fusion tune that Beck wondrously perfects. "Why Give It Away" is replete with funk and energy. "A Change Is Going To Come" is a Sam Cooke Soul masterpiece and Jeff's guitar work is inspiring as Jimmy Hall's vocals are exemplary too. " A Day In The Life" is Jeff Beck's enthralling instrumental interpretation of the Beatles' hit that earned Beck a Grammy award. " Superstition" fuses soul, blues and funk and Beck once again skillfully plays a song that he recorded several decades in the past. "Hammerhead" is Beck's incendiary psychedlic marvel from "Emotion and Commotion" that merited him another Grammy Award. "Little Wing" is a Hendrix song that Beck cherishes to replicate and even enhance in honor of his late musical peer and friend. " Big Block" is a hard rock instrumental from "Guitar Shop" that Jeff Beck has adroitly played live for 25 years. "Where Were You" is a revered, celestial, complex and tender song that has awed many of Beck's fellow guitarists including Brian May, Joe Satriani and Eddie Van Halen. The live songs culminate with the emotive and endearing "Danny Boy", the iconic blues of "Rolling and Tumblin" and Jeff Beck's invigorating version of " Going Down". The two studio tracks are the blistering and frenetic "Tribal" and the less intense "My Tiled White Floor" both respectively featuring female vocalists.
In closing, Jeff Beck's guitar virtuosity is still impeccable and nonpareil. Jimmy Hall's vocals are a nice addition, Rhonda Smith's bass playing is fantastic, Jonathin Joseph's drumming is sterling and accompanying guitarist, Nicolas Meir, delivers some exotic riffs. "Live t" is a superlative CD by arguably the greatest living guitarist in the music industry, namely, Jeff Beck.
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