Jeff Beck Group/Europe Tour 1970’s Collection

Here is a 3CD item that compiles the sound board live sound source of the 2nd season. First of all, disc: 1 contains the best existing broadcast of the performance at the “Ruis Rock Festival” held in Finland on August 22, 1971, two months before the release of the album “Rough & Ready”. Recorded as a stereo soundboard recording from the original master. Although it is a short stage of about 40 minutes as it is a festival live, it is one of the few soundboard sound sources of the group’s second period, and above all, it is extremely rare as it is the memorable first live performance by the members of the second period. . And the performance can be said to be the best of Beck’s career in the 70’s, with the chord work cutting sharply from the opening and the phrases running in all directions, and Cozy’s drumming that echoes the tremendous guitar work. However, as symbolized by the short drum solo in the last song “Ice Cream Cakes,” the delicate cymbal work is different from what he did later when he was with Rainbow. Also, the vocals of Bob Tench, who suddenly joined the group a month ago, are wonderful, and it is amazing that you can hear even the detailed sounds of his bongos and tambourines. And this live show where you can listen to the “Rough & Ready” numbers in official quality, such as the precious “I’ve Been Used” which has not been played live since then, is a must-see for all Beck fans. In addition, disc: 2 includes 6 songs from the live performance at Beat Club on March 25, 1972, and disc: 3 includes the classic BBB in concert on June 29, 1972, and a collection of high-quality live performances from this period. The best item for. Disc One : 01. New Ways/Train Train 02. I Got To Have A Song 03. I’ve Been Used 04. Situation 05. Jody 06. Ice Cream Cakes [Ruis Rock Festival, Runsala-Runsala-Parken, Turku, Helsinki , Finland; August 22th 1971] Disc Two : 01.Got The Feeling 02..Situation 03.Morning Dew 04.Tonight I’ll Be Staying Here With You 05..Going Down 06.Definitely Maybe [Beat Club 1972 : at Bremen TV Studios, West Germany March 25th 1972 ] Disc Three : 01. Opening 02. Ice Cream Cakes 03. Morning Dew 04. Keyboard Solo/ Going Down 05. Definitely Maybe 06. Tonight I’ll Be Staying Here With You 07. New Ways / Plynth / Drums Solo / Train Train 08. Ain’t No Sunshine 09. Got The Feeling 10. Let Me Love You [Recorded at Paris Theater, London, UK 29th June 1972 : from BBC Transcription Disc / Mater Reel Stereo Soundboard] Jeff Beck – Guitar/ Bob Tench – Vocal/ Clive Chaman – Bass/ Cozy Powell – Drums/ Max Middleton – Keyboards