ultra RARA 1ª EDICION,1ª PRENSAJE LABEL EPIC AMARILLO BN 26478, GRUESA CARPETA USA
jeff beck perfectamente acompañado por ROD STEWART, ron wood,nicky hopkins, ..etc.. rara 1ª edicion....COLLECTORS !! ...GRAN PRECIO !!
EL DISCO ES YA UN ALBUN DE CULTO, FUE SU 2º ALBUN DEL ENTONCES DENOMINADO JEFF BECK GROUP,
JEFF BECK ESTA FUNDANDO LAS BASES DE HARD ROCK JUNTO A BANDAS COMO LED ZEPPELIN, CREAM ..COMIENZAN A FIJAR LO QUE MAS TARDE SERIA LLAMADO SONIDO HEAVY, ...JEFF ES UN MAESTRO Y VIRTUOSO DE LA GUITARRA Y AQUI EN 1969 UN MUY JOVEN MUSICO ESTA APUNTO DE CONVERTIRSE EN UNA DE LA LEYENDAS QUE MAS SE A SUDADO SU PROPIA FAMA
jeff beck
BECK OLA
RARA 1ª EDIC. ORIG. !! 1º PRENSAJE EPIC
[ LP ] [60s 70s - CLASSIC ROCK] [HEAVY METAL 80s - HARD ROCK 70s] [ Epic ]
CARATULA
VG+
DISCO
VG++
AÑO
1969
PAíS
EE.UU.
--1: All Shook Up
--2: Spanish Boots
--3: Girl From Mill Valley
--4: Jailhouse Rock
--5: Plynth (Water Down The Drain)
--6: Hangman's Knee, The
--7: Rice Pudding
--8: Sweet Little Angel - (Bonus Track)
--9: Throw Down A Line - (Bonus Track)
--10: All Shook Up - (Bonus Track, Early Version)
--11: Jailhouse Rock - (Bonus Track, Early Version)
Notes: Personnel: Jeff Beck (guitar); Rod Stewart (vocals); Nicky Hopkins (piano); Ron Wood (bass); Tony Newman (drums).
1969's BECK-OLA would prove to be the last Jeff Beck album featuring the vocal talents of Rod Stewart and future Rolling Stones guitarist Ron Wood (although Wood plays bass here). An all-time '60s heavy rock classic, BECK-OLA proves that this Beck lineup could have ruled the hard-rock roost had it remained together just a bit longer (the group split up right before a scheduled appearance at the Woodstock festival). Still, you can't go wrong with a pair of turbo-charged, radically reworked Elvis Presley covers ("All Shook Up" and "Jailhouse Rock") or the Led Zeppelin-worthy stomp of "Spanish Boots."
Review: Mojo (p.133) - 3 stars out of 5 - "(A) riffy '69 outing." Uncut (p.106) - 4 stars out of 5 - "BECK-OLA signified an ability to fuse guitar heroics with post-British blues boom vitality, plus a side order of West Coast whimsy..."
