8 thoughts on “ You Shook Me - Jeff Beck - Truth (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. Jun 24,  · Three songs from the Truth album open the album: “You Shook Me,” then “Let Me Love You” goes into a super-heavy “Morning Dew.” Side one closes with Jeff Beck’s guitar pyrotechnic tour de force “Jeff’s Boogie,” an old Yardbirds' chestnut. Playing like this just didn't happen with much regularity in .

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2. AUGUST (52 YEARS AGO) The Jeff Beck Group: Truth is released. # ALL THINGS MUSIC PLUS+ 5/5 (MUST-HAVE!) # Allmusic 5/5 # Rolling Stone (see original review below) Truth is the debut album .

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3. In late , Beck began work on Truth, his solo LP debut. Recording with his core group of Stewart, Wood and drummer Mickey Waller, Beck ventured far beyond the established rock guitar lexicon, forging a unique style which would influence generations of future acolytes.

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4. Nov 11,  · Jeff Beck's debut solo LP was always going to be a barnstormer - and with a band featuring talent like Rod Stewart on the microphone and Ronnie Wood on second guitar - plus contributions from friends like Jimmy Page, Nicky Hopkins, Aynsley Dunbar and Keith Moon - that's what 's "Truth" gives you – a staggering start/5().

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5. Geoffrey Arnold "Jeff" Beck (born 24 June ) is an English rock guitarist. Jeff Beck was one of the three noted guitarists, the others being Eric Clapton and Jimmy Page, to have played with The ertratboasavesanopiwimaxtuaveer.coinfo was ranked 5th in Rolling Stone Magazine's list of .

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6. After leaving the Yardbirds, Beck made a classic solo album, Truth, with a band which included Rod Stewart and Ron Wood. Page, meanwhile, formed his own band, Led Zeppelin, whose music was a.

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7. Jeff Beck's first solo album after leaving The Yardbirds. Featuring Rod Stewart on vocal duties, (who incidentally has never sounded so good) this album consists mostly of old blues covers. Beck's guitar just rocks, and the rest of the band provide a very solid rhythm & blues backing.

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8. Stewart is undoubtedly the album’s MVP, as he lets loose a lionly howl on the old Chicago blues songs “You Shook Me” and “I Ain’t Superstitious.” Rock historians have called Truth the first heavy-metal album, but the album is actually closer to what Jimi Hendrix was doing at the same time: a blend of sublime groove and heavyweight force. Beck’s reinvention of “Shapes of Things” is aggressive and .

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