Gênero: Blues-Rock, British Blues, Fusion, Jazz-Rock
Disco: Blow By Blow
Ano: 1975(*)
Faixas:
1. You Know What I Mean (Beck, Middleton) 4:05
2. She's A Woman (Lennon, McCartney) 4:30
3. Constipated Duck (Beck) 2:47
4. Air Blower (Beck, Middleton, Bailey, Chen) 5:09
5. Scatterbrain (Beck, Middleton) 5:40
6. Cause We've Ended As Lovers (Wonder) 5:41
7. Thelonius (Wonder) 3:15
8. Freeway Jam (Middleton) 4:57
9. Diamond Dust (Holland) 8:25
Créditos:
Jeff Beck: Guitars
Max Middleton: Keyboards
Phil Chenn: Bass
Richard Bailey: Drums, Percussion
(*) CD lançado em 1985.
Disco: Wired
Ano: 1976(*)
Faixas:
1. Led Boots (Middleton) 4:03
2. Come Dancing (Walden) 5:54
3. Goodbye Pork Pie Hat (Mingus) 5:30
4. Head For Backstage Pass (Bascomb, Clark) 2:45
5. Blue Wind (Hammer) 5:54
6. Sophie (Walden) 6:30
7. Play With Me (Walden) 4:10
8. Love Is Green (Walden) 2:31
Créditos:
Jeff Beck: Lead, Rhythm & Acoustic Guitars
Wilbur Bascomb: Bass
Max Middleton: Clavinet, Fender Rhodes
Jan Hammer: Synthesizer, Drums
Richard Bailey, Ed Green: Drums
Narada Michael Walden: Drums, Piano
(*) CD lançado em 1985.
Biografia:
A biografia de Jeff Beck já foi postada aqui, juntamente com o disco "Truth [Bonus Tracks]", de 2005.
Obrigado!
ResponderExcluirRegards
You're welcome.
ExcluirIt's the producers who make these 2 albums sound so different from each other. I'd give the edge to Sir George & Blow by Blow, but Wired is also killer. And Jeff Beck is second only to Jimi in his guitar wizardry. I've played guitar for a long time, and believe it or not, Hendrix is easier to get a handle on because his blues-heavy methodology is more self-consistent than Beck, whose licks seem to spring from Charlie Parker-style bop, rockabilly and his own brilliant imagination.
ResponderExcluirJeff Beck can't play Scaterbrain live. He has to rely on Jan Hammer's keyboards.
ResponderExcluirOK, thanks for comment.
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