Jeff Beck With The Jan Hammer Group - Brisbane 1977: The Australian Broadcast ~ Activity Center, Brisbane, Australia 02-07-1977 (SBD)

Jeff Beck With The Jan Hammer Group
Brisbane 1977: The Australian Broadcast - (Sonic Boom – SON0374)
Activity Center Festival Hall
Brisbane, Australia
February 7, 1977
Soundboard Broadcast Recording
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Cover Art Included

01 Oh Yeah?
02 Darkness/Earth In Search Of A Sun
03 You Know What I Mean
04 Goodbye Pork Pie Hat (Charles Mingus)
05 Bass Solo/Come Dancing
06 She's A Woman (The Beatles)
07 Sophie
08 Diamond Dust
09 Freeway Jam

Jeff Beck guitar
Jan Hammer keyboards
Fernando Saunders bass
Tony Smith drums
Steve Kindler violin

Updated Info Please Update Your Info Text With Festival Hall Instead Of Activity Center

Even though the title says this is a "FM broadcast" it is actually a soundboard recording. The audience noise is really low in the mix which is why I believe this to be so. That being said this is a nice sounding recording. I have another version of this show which has terrible noise problems. This one is enjoyable throughout.

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Jeff Beck - Tokyo International Forum: Tokyo, Japan, February 6, 1999 (SBD) DVD Audio Rip

Jeff Beck
Tokyo International Forum
Tokyo, Japan
February 6, 1999
Soundboard Recording
DVD Audio Rip
MP3 320kbps
DVD Cover Included

Rest In Peace Jeff Beck!

Lineage: Bootleg DVD > DVD Audio Extractor v4.5.5 > Wave 16bit/44,1khz > Goldwave v6.70 (editing) > Trader's Little Helper v2.8.4 (build 185) align sector boundaries > MP3 320kbps

01 - What Mama Said 3:42
02 - Psycho Sam 4:43
03 - Brush With The Blues 6:33
04 - Star Cycle 4:02
05 - Savoy 4:16
06 - Blast From The East 4:41
07 - A Day In The Life (The Beatles) 4:55
08 - Declan 4:09
09 - THX 1138 6:20
10 - The Pump 5:39
11 - Because We’ve Ended As Lovers 4:31
12 - Space For The Papa 6:14
13 - Angel 6:01
14 - Even Odds 2:55
15 - You Never Know 7:00
16 - Blue Wind 5:15
17 - Big Block 6:57

Total Playing Time: 1hr 27mn 53sc

Jeff Beck (R.I.P.) guitar
Jennifer Batten guitar
Randy Hope Taylor bass
Steve Alexander drums

JustDave's Notes:
I ripped the waves with DVD Audio Extractor. I then used Goldwave to raise the volume a bit and add a fade in and fade out at the beginning and end. No EQ or noise reduction used, no remastering done. The DVD had lossy audio so I encoded the waves to MP3 320kbps using Trader's Little Helper.

I shed a tear when I heard Jeff Beck died. He passed the day of my cancer surgery. I found out when I got home from hospital. It gutted me.

The Jeff Beck Group was one of the first bands my Aunt Red introduced me too. She gave me an 8-track tape that had both Truth & Beck-Ola on it. On a scale of 1 to 10 I would rate those 2 albums as an 11 in how much they impacted my musical taste. Jeff Beck Group MKI, Deep Purple MKI & MKII, Black Sabbath (w/ Ozzy), & MC5 where always next to my stereo as well as The Who Live At Leeds, and Alice Cooper Killer. All the rest of my collection would be in my cabinet.

I had a friend come to visit and said something like "Wow what a nice music collection". I replied in a cocky tone "Hey thanks, I always tell people just ask for me to play something and I most likely have it." Now this was Disco Days and he says "Rod Stewart". I pulled out my copy of Truth/Beck-Ola and put it on. When it was done he said "Tape that for me". I used to tell my 1980s Metal Head friends that Rod Stewart played a big part in the development of Heavy Metal. They would laugh or yell something obscene, then of course I would play them the Truth/Beck-Ola duo and would have to tape it for them.

I included the obituary that BigO had shared. I hope you enjoy the music.

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Jeff Beck - Baloise Session ~ Event Halle, Basel, Switzerland 10-22-2016 (SBD) DVD Audio Rip

Jeff Beck
Baloise Session
Event Halle
Basel, Switzerland
October 22, 2016
TV Broadcast/Soundboard Recording
DVD Audio Rip
MP3 320kbps
DVD Cover Included

Lineage: Bootleg DVD > DVD Audio Extractor v4.5.5 > Goldwave v 6.30 (editing) > Traders Little Helper (align sector boundaries) > MP3 320kbps

01 - The Revolution Will Be Televised#
02 - Lonnie On The Move (Lonnie Mack)
03 - Live In The Dark#
04 - The Ballad Of The Jersey Wives#
05 - You Know You Know  (Mahavishnu Orchestra)
06 - Morning Dew (Bonnie Dobson)*
07 - A Change Is Gonna Come (Sam Cooke)*
08 - Big Block
09 - Cause We've Ended As Lovers (Syreeta)   
10 - O.I.L. (Can't Get Enough Of That Sticky)
11 - Scared For The Children#
12 - Beck's Bolero
13 - Shapes Of Things (The Yardbirds)*
14 - Rollin' And Tumblin' (Hambone Willie Newbern)*
15 - Superstition (Stevie Wonder)*
16 - Right Now#

Total Playing Time: 1hr 15mn 14sc

Jeff Beck - Guitar
Jimmy Hall - Vocals*
Rosie Bones - Vocals#
Nicholas Meier - Guitar
Rhonda Smith - Bass
Jonathan Joseph - Drums

justdave's notes:
I ripped the waves using DVD Audio Extractor. I then used Goldwave to re-edit some track marks, and adjust some volume issues. No EQ or noise reduction was used. The DVD had lossy audio so the waves were encoded to MP3 320kbps using Traders Little Helper.

During the track "The Revolution Will Be Televised" vocalist Rosie Bones is walking through the audience with a megaphone.

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Jeff Beck - Crossroads Guitar Festival ~ Toyota Park, Bridgeview, IL 07-28-2007 (SBD) DVD Audio Rip

Jeff Beck
Crossroads Guitar Festival
Toyota Park
Bridgeview, Illinois, USA
July, 28, 2007
Webcast/Soundboard Recording
DVD Audio Rip
MP3 320kbps
DVD Cover Art Included

Lineage: Bootleg DVD > DVD Audio Extractor v4.5.5 > Goldwave v5.04 (editing) > Traders Little Helper (align sector boundaries) > MP3 320kbps

01 Introduction
02 Resolution
03 Eternity’s Breath
04 You Never Know
05 ‘Cause We’ve Ended As Lovers
06 Stratus
07 Behind The Veil
08 Nadia
09 Led Boots
10 Angel (Footsteps)
11 Big Block
12 Good Bye Pork Pie Hat / Brush With The Blues
13 A Day In The Life (Beatles Cover)

total playing time: 51mn 41sc

Jeff Beck guitar
Tal Wilkenfeld bass
Jason Rebello keyboards
Vinnie Colaiuta drums

justdave's notes:
I ripped the audio with DVD Audio Extractor. I then used Goldwave to re-edit some of the track marks and adjust the volume. No EQ or noise reduction was used. This is a great sounding recording, only 2 songs from Jeff's set made it onto the officially released DVD.

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Jeff Beck - Free Jazz Festival ~ Jockey Clube, São Paulo, Brasil 10-16-1998 (SBD) DVD Audio Rip

Jeff Beck
Free Jazz Festival
Jockey Clube
São Paulo, Brasil
October 16, 1998
Soundboard/TV Broadcast Recording
DVD Audio Rip
MP3 320kbps
No Cover Art
Screen Shots Included

01 Savoy / Announcer
02 Star Cycle
03 The Pump
04 Cause We've Ended As Lovers

Jeff Beck - Lead Guitars
Randy Hope-Taylor - Bass
Steve Alexander - Drums
Jennifer Batten - Guitar

6 Degrees of Led Zeppelin Post # 7

Jeff Beck was a Yardbird before Jimmy Page joined the band. Jimmy Page joined on bass when Paul Samwell-Smith quit the group. Jimmy Page moved to lead guitar and for a small period of time both Beck & Page played lead for The Yardbirds before Beck left to pursue his own career.

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Jeff Beck - This Blows ~ Detroit, MI May 9, 1975 & Milwaukee, WI May 10, 1975 (SBD)

Jeff Beck
This Blows
Masonic Temple, Detroit, MI May 9, 1975
Auditorium Theater, Milwaukee, WI May 10, 1975
Stereo Soundboard Recordings
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included

~CD1~
Masonic Temple, Detroit, MI, May 9, 1975

01 Constipated Duck
02 She's A Woman
03 Freeway Jam
04 Definitely Maybe
05 Superstition
06 Cause We've Ended As Lovers
07 Power
08 Got The Feeling
09 Diamond Dust
10 You Know What I Mean

total time: 54mn 49sc

~CD2~
Auditorium Theatre, Milwaukee, WI, May 10, 1975

01 Constipated Duck
02 She's A Woman
03 Freeway Jam
04 Definitely Maybe
05 Superstition
06 Cause We've Ended As Lovers
07 Air Blower
08 Got The Feeling
09 Diamond Dust
10 Power (w/ John McLaughlin)

total time: 55mn 23sc

Jeff beck - Guitar
Wilbur Bascomb - Bass
Max Middleton - Keyboards
Bernard Purdie - Drums

special guest:

John McLaughlin - Guitar CD2 track 10

Awesome collection from Jeff Beck's Blow By Blow Tour. You get 2 great performances, one from Detroit and one from Milwaukee, and a guest spot by John McLaughlin. Jeff uses a Talk Box, probably a  Kustom Electronics Talk Box, for the vocals on "Superstition" just like on "She's A Woman". This early Talk Box was a bag worn over the musicians shoulder. If you have ever seen a live video of Nazareth playing "Hair Of The Dog", you have seen Dan McCafferty wearing such a device. These are dry soundboard recordings with very little audience noise.

Flac CD1
Flac CD2

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Jeff Beck Group - Bill Graham Master Tapes Weekend ~ Fillmore West, San Francisco, CA 07-24-1968 (FM)

Jeff Beck Group
Bill Graham Master Tapes Weekend
Fillmore West
San Francisco, CA
July 24, 1968
FM Broadcast Recording
MP3 320kbps
No Cover Art

01 You Shook Me
02 Let Me Love You
03 Morning Dew
04 Jeff's Boogie
05 The Sun Is Still Shining
06 Hi Ho Silver Lining

Jeff Beck guitar, vocals
Rod Stewart vocals
Ron Wood bass
Micky Waller drums

The Jeff Beck Group were just as vital to the genre of Hard Rock/Heavy Metal as Led Zeppelin,and The MC5. The Jeff Beck Group's bombastic take on Blues music became part of the blueprint for Heavy Rock music to come.

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Jeff Beck Group - Rough and Ready Reel Masters ~ Island Studios, London, England 1971 (studio)

Jeff Beck Group
Rough and Ready Reel Masters
Island Studios
London, England
1971
Studio Recording
MP3 320kps
Cover Art Included

01 Got The Feeling
02 Got The Feeling
03 Got The Feeling
04 Truth (Situation)
05 New Song (I’ve Been Used)
06 Heads (Short Business)
07 July 13th
08 Got The Feeling
09 Situation
10 Short Business
11 I’ve Been Used
12 Truth
13 New Song
14 Heads
15 July 13th
16 Heads
17 Raynes Park Blues
18 Truth
19 New Song

total running time: 1hr 19mn 36sc

Jeff Beck guitar
Clive Chaman bass
Max Middleton keyboards
Cozy Powell drums
Bob Tench vocals

I'm not sure if Alex Ligertwood actually sings on any of these recordings. He was the original vocalist for the revamped Jeff Beck Group, and helped write the album.

Nice sounding set of outtakes from the first album by this line-up of the Jeff Beck Group. This line-up would last only 2 years and two albums. The band announced their break-up shortly after completing their second album stating "The fusion of the musical styles of the various members has been successful within the terms of individual musicians, but they didn't feel it had led to the creation of a new musical style with the strength they had originally sought." IMHO they put out 2 great LP's that are still in heavy rotation on my stereo.

from wikipedia
In early April and still signed to RAK, Jeff Beck reformed The Jeff Beck Group group with keyboardist Max Middleton, drummer Cozy Powell and bassist Clive Chaman and vocalist Alex Ligertwood. Later in April that year the new band began recording sessions at Island Studios, London. They worked on songs by Beck and focused on Situation, which had lyrics by Ligertwood. Other songs such as Morning Dew were given attention, with the help of producer Jimmy Miller, who had worked with Traffic and with The Rolling Stones. During May 1971, after a week of recording sessions, Beck left RAK and signed a new record deal with CBS. Epic, a subsidiary of CBS, was assigned to release Beck's work, and having heard the Island studio tapes were not happy with the vocals. During May, Beck started looking for a new vocalist. In late May, after hearing Bobby Tench perform with his band Gass, he employed him as vocalist for the band. Tench was given only a few weeks to write new lyrics and add his vocals to the album, before mixing resumed on tracks previously recorded by Beck and the other band members. During early July 1971 the band returned to Island Studios to finish the album and Beck took over as producer. Rough and Ready was released in UK on 25 October 1971 with the US release following during February 1972, a sixteen day promotional tour in USA followed and the album eventually reached #46 in the album charts.

On November 25, 1971 Stephen Davis wrote in Rolling Stone magazine; "A surprisingly, fine piece of work from a man who wasn't really expected to come back. Beck is back, and in pretty good shape too." Rough and Ready album review. On 25 November 1971 Roy Carr from The New Musical Express wrote, "The album falls into that trap whereby the performance far exceeds the material. Beck hasn't lost any of his fire as he rips off solo after solo with flashy confidence"

About the single "Got the feeling", Derek Johnson wrote in the New Musical Express; "An excellent disc combining a strong commercial element with an altogether more progressive approach"

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