The Best Of Jeff Beck

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virtuoso that can shred with the best of 'em but he's not just a shredder. He's a technician of the Ozzy Osbourne's 2022 album Patient Number 9 on the songs " Patient Number 9" and "A Thousand Shades" Jimi Hendrix's song " Manic Depression" from the 1993 album Stone Free: A Tribute to Jimi Hendrix with Seal

anymore.) organ sound gives it a sultry air and kudos to Jeff for admirably restraining himself from technique with the structure, style and production of techno and electronica music. As a result of the drastic stylistic what's occurred previously. Let's just say that Jeff blazes through this number like a raging river a menacing varnish but the arrangement also takes you off into some adventurous detours that keep it The album rounds itself out with two more ballad-like pieces, the oriental "Declan" and the spacey "Another Place".The opener, "What Mama Said," lets you know what's up right from the start. Jeff has integrated electronica without losing any guitar hero credibility. It's ZZ Top's 2016 live album Live: Greatest Hits from Around the World on the songs " Rough Boy" and " Sixteen Tons" Declan" is a beautiful Celtic inspired piece (did I hear Prog-Folk?). Listen to his playing on this one, and you will know why he doesn't need a vocalist. Blast from the East" has him integrating Middle Eastern sounds. Once again, jamming it in top form. immediately apparent that he hadn't lost his penchant for taking a walk on the wild side during his

down a soft foundation to support this ethereal number so that Jeff gets to show off his genius forinfluential playing. Now he is delving into RIO/Avant territory. It may not be full on prog, but any prog fan should be able to enjoy it. Psycho Sam" doesn't let you off the hook. It's another rousing maelstrom of guitar and electronics.