Product Description
Jeff Beck has received the Grammy Award for Best Rock Instrumental Performance four times. Jeff Beck was inducted into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame in 2009. 16 of his classic tracks in one spectacular collection! Camden.

1. Got The Feeling
2. Short Business
3. Max's Tune
4. I've Been Used
5. Situation
6. Definitely Maybe
7. You Know What I Mean
8. Cause We've Ended As Lovers
9. Freeway Jam
10. Diamond Dust
11. Led Boots
12. Ice Cream Cakes
13. Tonight I'll Be Staying Here With You
14. She's A Woman
15. I Can't Give Back The Love I Feel For You
16. Darkness/Earth In Search Of A Sun

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Interesting collection -- kind of nice to see some attention given to his second Jeff Beck Group lineup for a change. Still, nothing here for me, as far as I can tell. Nothing new, that is.

Just a reminder to Jeff Beck fans, there is an Amazon.com exclusive, Live and Exclusive from the Grammy Museum. I just received my copy a few days ago. Beautiful live versions of Somewhere Over the Rainbow, A Day in the Life, People Get Ready. Brush with the Blues has a nice kick to it, and most interestingly (which I recall he performed live last summer) his version of Les Paul's How High The Moon, with whom I believe is Mary Ford on canned vocals. Pretty cool!

Isn't it Imelda May on vocals? He did that w/her on the Grammies (I think) as a tribute to LP right after his death, and May did the live vocals and tracked the harmonies beforehand.

Alan

May be, alantig. I don't know much about either Imelda May or Mary Ford. Cool sound, though. I'd like to hear more of that from Jeff.

One of the Amazon reviews says there are videos of Beck from the Grammy Museum with Imelda May, so I'm going to guess it's her. She did a marvelous job on the performance I saw.

Alan