BECK, JEFF
CD · HotWacks archive review
PRIMSOUL AND BOOGIE
- Label
- Breakdown 491
- Source
- Tracks 1-10: Grande Ballroom Detroit 26 July 1969; Tracks11-15: 7th National Jazz And Blues Festival, Royal Windsor Racecourse Berkshire 13 August 1967.
- Format
- 1 cdr
- Running time
- 76.39
- Sound / source
- Audience stereo(Tracks 1-10) and mono (Tracks 11-15)
- Packaging
- Single Slimline Jewel case
- Features
- Video / source
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Track list
1. All Shook Up, 2. You Shook Me, 3. Let Me Love You, 4. Hangman s Knee, 5. Stormy Monday, 6. Rice Pudding, 7. Morning Dew, 8. Jeff s Boogie, 9. Rock My Plimsoul, 10. Shapes Of Things, 11. Some Kind Of Wonderful, 12. Talk To Me Baby, 13. I Think I ll Be Leaving In The Morning, 14. Rock My Plimsoul, 15. Hi Ho Silver Lining.
The review
This is a new release but its content has already been around: the first concert comes from Detroit and presents the concert from late July 69 at the Grande Ballroom. This show was released on Hangman (Scarecrow 018). This was most likely the last concert of this line up of the Jeff Beck Group featuring Rod Stewart and Ron Wood together with Tony Newman on drums.
The second show lasts just 20 minutes and was released on The Oldest Lost Tape (Scarecrow 010). The performance is excellent, the recording acceptable even if at times on the verge of saturation. This release is a nice one, packaging is alright but for the gross mistake in the title (Primsoul instead of Plimsoul), however nothing new here.
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Published Mar 22, 2012 - 6:02:11 AM










