Per search, I don't think this has been mentioned before. Looks interesting.



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3. Big Block
4. Freeway Jam
5. Brush With the Blues
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Review
Jeff Beck is no stranger to Friday Music. We continue to strive to bring the fans his greatest music ever recorded in both 180 Gram Audiophile Vinyl and now on remastered compact disc collectors editions.....Jeff Beck Live At B.B. King Blues Club is such a wonderful performance, and this unique session fortunately was captured at this intimate setting. Hearing the Guitar Shop trio once again is a thrilling event to behold as you hear shredder delights like Angel, People Get Ready, Goodbye Pork Pie Hat, material from Blow By Blow, There And Back.....he plays them all. SHREDDERS UNITE! --Joe Reagoso- Reissue Producer and Mastering Engineer

Product Description
Whenever Jeff Beck performs in a rare intimate concert setting, it's always an event. For this special occasion at the B.B. King Blues Club in New York City, the audience was treated the reunion of the Guitar Shop power trio of Jeff Beck (guitars), Terry Bozzio (drums) and Tony Hymas (keys). This brilliant guitar shredder truly threw down some of his classiest and hard driving repertoire ever as it was captured originally for a rare online release in 2003. Friday M

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This is a great cd . I purchased it a few years back from Jeff Beck's web site for $10 , when they sold out of it the price started to go up on ebay and Amazon . As far as remastering goes , I don't know how it could have been improved , it already sounds fantastic . A great performance , I highly recommend it to any JB fan . It has the same set list as the original so there are no bonus tracks. I don't know what the difference is with this collectors edition could be . The original release was in a mini lp jacket , no liner notes or photos , maybe they added some .

Very cool. I'll have to get this. Coincidentally, his "Truth" record has been on my CD player a lot recently. This is a very different album with a very different group, obviously, but I'll look forward to getting it.

Truth is my fav JB album, though there are several I like a lot.

Geff, I first heard "Truth" when it came out. I was about 12. It took me a while to get used to Rod Stewart's voice. It was quite different from the other rock and folk voices I was used to listening to at the time. I like the extended edition of "Truth" that came out a couple of years ago. You can even hear Beck singing!

I picked up the extended Truth & Beck-ola when they first came out in the UK. Great stuff! (& now the USA editions are dirt cheap).

I missed the "Beck-Ola" reissue. I'll have to check that out. Last October I was in London on vacation and saw Beck at Royal Albert Hall. Imelda May was with him for a couple of songs and he did "A Day in the Life" which, given the location, gave it a nice point of reference. It was a lovely time!

Picked this up but haven't listened yet. I remembered that it was available from his site, but I couldn't remember why I didn't have it. Now I know - sold out too fast. My big fear was that this was missing tracks from the original release, so I'm glad that's not the case. The fact that it's the "Guitar Shop" lineup made this a no-brainer for me.

Alan

This is a really good album, as are the re-issued Truth and Beck-Ola ones.

You've got me interested. I am going watch for awhile for a 3rd party price drop.

No bonus tracks, so no double-dipping for me. Satisfied with the original release.

There's also the official bootleg from April 2006 with his Tal/Jason/Vinnie band. Killer set as well.