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As a member of classic rock outlets like the Yardbirds and the Jeff Beck Group, Jeff Beck shone brightly. On the other hand, most critics will agree that as a solo artist given free reign over his work, Beck has been less consistent. One thing is for sure: Jeff Beck is one of the most skilled guitar players around, wide open to musical experiment, and his early work foreshadowed a number of genres including over-the-top blues/rock, fusion and metal. "Finding ways to use the same guitar people have been using for 50 years to make sounds that no one has heard before is truly what gets me off. I love it when people hear my music but can't figure out what instrument I'm playing. What a cool compliment," Beck has said. If those are his musical goals, he has certainly achieved them....more

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  Performer Track(s) Date Venue Length Rating Buy
Jeff Beck INTERVIEW 12/10/1988 Arco Arena 10:45
Jeff Beck INTERVIEW 08/13/1988 Interview 33:39
Jeff Beck CONCERT 05/09/1975 Masonic Temple Theatre 54:42 4.68 Buy
Jeff Beck CONCERT 05/10/1975 Riverside Theatre 55:19 4.59 Buy

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  • Yardbirds Question Time

    by Keith Altham•April 30, 2008•Comments (3)

    The Yardbirds were in no mood for pulling punches when I called on them in their dressing room at the Ready, Steady, Go! studios in Wembley Park. Keith Relf expressed the desire that they should be "the first group to tell the truth" and that he was tired of "watered down interviews which said nothing." (read more)

  • Blues ’66, Part Two: John Lee Hooker and the Butterfield Blues Band

    by Paul Williams•December 12, 2007•Comments (2)

    Originally published in Issue #6 of Crawdaddy! John Lee Hooker, of Clarksdale, Mississippi, and Detroit, Michigan, is one of America’s best-known blues singers. He sings and plays in an intensely personal style that is neither Chicago nor Delta; he has performed in almost every club and recorder for practically every blues label in the world. (read more)

  • Rock And Roll Animal: Lou Reed 1973

    by Dinky Dawson•October 10, 2007•Comments (3)

    On Saturday, September 15, 1973, Lou Reed played in an area of London called Crystal Palace with the J. Geils Band and Jeff Beck Group. This gig was held outside on the green, the wooden stage located a mere hundred yards (read more)

  • Amped Up!

    by Max Mobley•September 26, 2007•Comments (9)

    My first ever guitar amp was a classic Fender Twin Reverb with Celestion speakers. It was big, it was heavy (as in weight, not sound), it was loud, it had tubes (or valves, if you’re European), and I had no clue how to use it. Oh sure, I could plug in my Japanese Fender Strat knock-off and make sound (read more)

  • Buffalo Springfield

    by Paul Williams•July 11, 2007•Comments (5)

    Let me tell you about popsicle sticks. To me, a major aspect of rock ‘67 is the tightness of the new groups. By tightness, I mean the feeling of wholeness a group projects when they’re onstage (or in a recording studio)... (read more)

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