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Polydor (USA)

Personnel: David Campbell , DJ Z-Trip, Greg Kurstin, Harvey Mason, Sr. , James Gadson, Jason Falkner, Joey Waronker, Justin Stanley, Alex Acuña, Nigel Godrich, Roger Joseph Manning, Jr., Sean Davis, Smokey Hormel, Steve Black, Justin Meldal-Johnsen, Brian LeBarton.Over a decade of criss-crossing genres makes it easy to forget that Beck's first big hit was, essentially, a rap song. It's not surprising, then, that about half of the songs on 2006's THE INFORMATION are some shade of hip-hop dance-floor funk. And while no one's going to mistake Beck for Young Buck, he brings his own brand of intelligent, laid-back confidence to every track, from the stuttering brilliance of "1000 BPM" to the lolling funk of "Elevator Music" to the lo-fi breakbeat grooves of "Cellphone's Dead" to the 10 minutes of atmospheric chill-out that close the album.But the presence of Nigel Godrich--who produced both the most beloved (MUTATIONS) and underrated (SEA CHANGES) of Beck's albums--insures that this isn't going to be a one-note af

DGC (David Geffen Company) (USA)

Personnel: David Campbell , DJ Z-Trip, Greg Kurstin, Harvey Mason, Sr. , James Gadson, Jason Falkner, Joey Waronker, Justin Stanley, Alex Acuña, Nigel Godrich, Roger Joseph Manning, Jr., Sean Davis, Smokey Hormel, Steve Black, Justin Meldal-Johnsen, Brian LeBarton.Over a decade of criss-crossing genres makes it easy to forget that Beck's first big hit was, essentially, a rap song. It's not surprising, then, that about half of the songs on 2006's THE INFORMATION are some shade of hip-hop dance-floor funk. And while no one's going to mistake Beck for Young Buck, he brings his own brand of intelligent, laid-back confidence to every track, from the stuttering brilliance of "1000 BPM" to the lolling funk of "Elevator Music" to the lo-fi breakbeat grooves of "Cellphone's Dead" to the 10 minutes of atmospheric chill-out that close the album.But the presence of Nigel Godrich--who produced both the most beloved (MUTATIONS) and underrated (SEA CHANGES) of Beck's albums--insures that this isn't going to be a one-note af

Interscope Records (USA)

Personnel: David Campbell , DJ Z-Trip, Greg Kurstin, Harvey Mason, Sr. , James Gadson, Jason Falkner, Joey Waronker, Justin Stanley, Alex Acuña, Nigel Godrich, Roger Joseph Manning, Jr., Sean Davis, Smokey Hormel, Steve Black, Justin Meldal-Johnsen, Brian LeBarton.Over a decade of criss-crossing genres makes it easy to forget that Beck's first big hit was, essentially, a rap song. It's not surprising, then, that about half of the songs on 2006's THE INFORMATION are some shade of hip-hop dance-floor funk. And while no one's going to mistake Beck for Young Buck, he brings his own brand of intelligent, laid-back confidence to every track, from the stuttering brilliance of "1000 BPM" to the lolling funk of "Elevator Music" to the lo-fi breakbeat grooves of "Cellphone's Dead" to the 10 minutes of atmospheric chill-out that close the album.But the presence of Nigel Godrich--who produced both the most beloved (MUTATIONS) and underrated (SEA CHANGES) of Beck's albums--insures that this isn't going to be a one-note af

Personnel includes: Jeff Beck (guitar); Rod Stewart (vocals); Tony Hymas (keyboards); Terry Bozzio (drums).Includes liner notes by Vernon Reid.Personnel: Jeff Beck (guitar).Liner Note Author: Vernon Reid.Recording information: Cookham, England; London, England; Los Angeles, CA; Memphis, TN; Reading, PA.The 14 tracks on Best of Beck contain some of his most often played (by radio, at any rate) recordings, including "Shapes of Things, " "Plynth, " and "Beck's Bolero" from the original Jeff Beck Group days in the late '60s, and the vocoder showcase "She's a Woman" and fusion landmark "Freeway Jam" from Blow by Blow. Although dedicated fans may opt for the Beckology box set, this is the disc for any listener who only wants one Beck CD. ~ Richie Unterberger

Whaling City Sound

Mush Records (USA)

When Jeff Beck last ventured into the studio it was to cut 2003's Jeff, a deliberately modernist album steeped in electronica, to which 2010's Emotion & Commotion almost feels like a refutation. Working with producers Steve Lipson and Trevor Horn, Beck has created an old-fashioned blues-rock-cum-prog record, balancing the sweeping vistas of a 64-piece orchestra with cool jazz-funk grooves, tarted-up Screamin' Jay Hawkins covers with a pair of Jeff Buckley tunes and a gentle reading of "Somewhere Over the Rainbow." Joss Stone sits in for two songs, including "I Put a Spell on You, " with jazz vocalist Imelda May and opera singer Olivia Safe taking lead on two others, but the focus remains on Beck, who is in a reserved, lyrical mood. Occasionally, the tempo ratchets up -- "Hammerhead, " which begins as a `60s riff rocker before quickly heading to Blow by Blow territory; "There's No Other Me, " the other Stone showcase -- but Emotion & Commotion remains languid and even dreamy despite the crisp, cavernous Horn prod

CPO

Legacy Recordings

Wide Hive Records

Personnel: Jeff Beck (guitar); Alan Branch (recorder); Jason Rebello (keyboards); Tal Wilkenfeld (bass guitar); Vinnie Colaiuta (drum).Audio Mixer: Alan Branch.Recorded over the course of several nights during a 2007 stint at Ronnie Scott's legendary London venue, Jeff Beck can be heard here unleashing a torrent of six-string fury. Revisiting some of his classic albums for such songs as "Beck's Bolero" and "Led Boots, " he easily matches the energy of the original cuts despite the difference in decades, and he brings his interpretive powers fully to the fore when delivering his version of the Beatles' "A Day in the Life."

Epic (USA)

CMH Records ( August 02, 2005 ), Genre: Rock & Pop

Personnel: Bryan Ferry (vocals, piano); John Porter (guitar, bass); Phil Manzanera (guitar); Eddie Jobson (violin, keyboards, synthesizer); Roger Ball (alto & baritone saxophones); Ruan O'Lochlainn (alto saxophone); Malcolm Duncan (tenor saxophone); Henry Lowther (trumpet); David Skinner (piano); Paul Thompson, John Punter (drums); Robbie Montgomery, Jessie Davis, The Angelettes (background vocals).Producers: Bryan Ferry, John Porter, John Punter.Recorded at Air Studios, London, England in June 1973.All tracks have been digitally remastered using HDCD technology.Wildly controversial in its day, Roxy Music frontman Bryan Ferry's first solo album now seems more eccentric than groundbreaking; more one man's oddball take on an eclectic bunch of his favorite artists' songs than an ironic manifesto of a new pop order. Rock purists, of course, were outraged. How dare Ferry implicitly maintain the esthetic equivalence of Bob Dylan ("A Hard Rain's Gonna Fall, " complete with gospel backup singers and thunderstorm effec

EMI Music Distribution

Original score composed by Christophe Beck.Personnel: Chris Ibenhard (soprano); Andy Medford, George Doering (guitar); Jo Ann Turovsky (harp); Eun Mee Ahn, Miran Kojian, Irina Voloshina, Anatoly Rosinsky, Aimee Kreston, Ana Landauer, Alan Grunfeld, Laurence Greenfield, Ken Yerke, Phillip Levy, Rene Mandel, Sungil Lee, Eric J. Hosler, Joel Derouin, Kevin Connolly, Mark Robertson , Richard Altenbach, Bruce Dukov, Julie Gigante, Natalie Leggett, Marina Manukian, Armen Garabedian, Josephina Vergara, Miwako Watanabe, Rafael Rishik, Mario Diaz de Leon, Endre Granat, Haim Shtrum (violin); Dan Neufeld, Shawn Mann, Cassandra Richburg, Rick Gerding, Robert Becker, Brian Dembow, Keith Greene, Jennie Hansen, Dave Walther, Thomas Dienner, Darrin McCann, Robert Berg (viola); Trevor Handy, Timothy Landauer, Paul Cohen , Antony Cooke , Armen Ksadjikian, David Low , David Speltz, Cecilia Tsan, Steve Richards , Roger Lebow, Todd Hemmenway, Christine Ermacoff (cello); Steve Kujala, Geri Rotella (flute); Frank Marocco (accordion

7-CD LP-sized box with full-color 104-Page Book. Freddie King, the legendary Texas Cannonball, was one of the greatest blues guitarists of all time, whose fiery style laid the foundation of modern rock guitar. Rolling Stone placed him #25 on the 100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time because he profoundly influenced Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck, Stevie Ray Vaughan and many others. Of the three seminal postwar blues guitarists answering to the name of King, Freddie King brought the highest energy levels to his studio exploits and probably influenced the most rock axe-men of all. King's innovative Texas/West Side Chicago hybrid approach was absolutely unique, and his double-threat hit-making career as singer and instrumentalist was unmatched.No blues guitar god ever threw more of his muscular physique into his incendiary fretwork. And what a commanding, emotionally charged voice he had! This epic collection is the ultimate tribute to one of the most influential blues guitarists the genre has ever seen. Nothing like it has ever been attempted, and no dedicated blues fan can live without it!This box set contains everything the legendary electric blues guitarist cut in the studio from 1956 to 1973 for El-Bee, Federal, King, Cotillion-Atlantic, and Leon Russell's Shelter Records! Every killer instrumental he waxed during his early 1960s hit-making heyday, including Driving Sideways, Wash Out, Low Tide, and Remington Ride plus his original hit recordings of Hide Away, Lonesome Whistle Blues, San-Ho-Zay, I'm Tore Down, and his pile-driving Going Down! Seven completely full discs including early rarities and previously unreleased alternate takes of some of his best-known Federal classics including You've Got To Love Her With A Feeling, Have You Ever Loved A Woman, and See See Baby, plus previously unissued Federal Recordings. An entire unissued 1968 demo session cut in Dallas that includes his rendition of J. B. Lenoir's The Mojo (available in no other studio version). 104-page book includes many incredible unpublished photos and loads of memorabilia in addition to comprehensive liner notes from Bill Dahl!

Personnel: Beck Hansen (vocals, guitar, slide guitar, harmonica, piano, synthesizer, glockenspiel); Smokey Hormel (acoustic & electric guitars, percussion, quica, background vocals); Greg Leisz (pedal steel guitar); Warren Klein (sitar, tamboura); David Campbell (viola); Larry Corbett (cello); David Ralicke (flute, trombone); Elliot Caine (trumpet); Roger Joseph Manning Jr. (acoustic & electric pianos, organ, harpsichord, keyboards, synthesizer, percussion); Justin Meldal-Johnsen (acoustic & electric basses, percussion, background vocals); Joey Waronker (drums, percussion); Fred Sesliano (esraj).Recorded at Ocean Way Studios, Hollywood, California from March 19 to April 3, 1998.MUTATIONS won the 2000 Grammy Award for Best Alternative Music Performance.Personnel: Beck (vocals, guitar, harmonica, piano, glockenspiel); Smokey Hormel (guitar, percussion, background vocals); Warren Klein (sitar, tamboura); David Campbell (viola); Larry Corbett (cello); David Ralicke (flute, trombone); Elliot Caine (trumpet); Roger

Repertoire Records (Germany)

1. Coldblooded 2. Hell 3. My Thang 4. Sayin' It and Doin' It 5. Please, Please, Please 6. When the Saints Go Marching In 7. These Foolish Things 8. Stormy Monday 9. Man Has to Go Back to the Crossroads, A 10. Sometime 11. I Can't Stand It 12. Lost Someone 13. Don't Tell a Lie About Me and I Won't Tell the Truth on You 14.

Fearless Records ( May 05, 2009 ), Genre: Rock & Pop

Yep Roc Records

Powered by Frooition Pro Click here to view full size. Full Size Image Click to close full size. Jeremy Beck - CD NEW Artist: Jeremy Beck [Composer] Runtime: Not Available Retail Price: $14.95 Tracks Details Notes Reviews Tracks Details Notes Reviews Tracks Details Notes Reviews Tracks Details Notes Reviews Tracks Details Notes Reviews About Us Payment Shipping Customer Service FAQs Welcome to MovieMars All items are Brand New. We offer unbeatable prices, quick shipping times and a wide selecti

David Berkeley ( June 30, 2005 ), Genre: Rock & Pop

Megaforce

0. DISC 1: ROUGH & READY:1. Got The Feeling2. Situation3. Short Business4. Max's Tune5. I've Been Used6. New Ways/Train Train7. Jody0. DISC 2: JEFF BECK GROUP:1. Ice Cream Cakes2. Glad All Over3. Tonight I'll Be Staying Here With You4. Sugar Cane5. I Can't Give Back The Love I Feel For You6. Going Down7. I Gotta Have A Song8. Highways9. Definitely Maybe0. DISC 3: BLOW BY BLOW:1. You Know What I Mean2. She's A Woman3. Constipated Duck4. Air Blower5. Scatterbrain6. Cause We've Ended As Lovers7. Thelonius8. Freeway Jam9. Diamond Dust0. DISC 4: WIRED:1. Led Boots2. Come Dancing3. Goodbye Pork Pie Hat4. Head For Backstage Pass5. Blue Wind6. Sophie7. Play With Me8. Love Is Green0. DISC 5: WITH THE JAN HAMMER GROUP:1. Freeway Jam2. Earth (Still Our Only Home)3. She's A Woman4. Full Moon Boogie5. Darkness/Earth In Search Of A Sun6. Scatterbrain7. Blue Wind

Roadrunner Records (USA)