Source for this show is the wrongly titled Miami '68 bootleg. The Jeff Beck Group were touring to promote the Truth album. This show is sometimes shared as in Miami. Jeff Beck Group - Dallas, TX, Luanne's Club 1968 UPGRADE (DimeTravel 1CD dime 493858) live at Luanne's Club, Dallas, Texas, July 17, 1968. "This is a mint, low-gen tape of a blistering performance of the Jeff Beck Group in their prime." VG+ AUD stereo. Lineup: Jeff Beck: Guitar - Rod Stewart: Voice & rhythm guitar* - Ron Wood: Bass - Mickey Waller: Drums. Jeff Beck Group - Dallas 1968 live at LuAnne's, Dallas, TX, July 17, 1968.
Some shows repeated as the source is differentĮither taped off radio or sourced from transcription discs. Tksģ-4 'Saturday Club' JTks 5-6 'Top Gear' STksħ-12 'Saturday Club' MaTks 13-14 'Saturday Club' July 4,ġ967 Tks 15-19 'Top Gear' Nov. Torrent: 94995] Fan compilation taken from low generation tape sourcesĪnd BBC transcription discs. Jeff Beck Group - BBC Compilation: March 1967 to Sept 1968 [no label 1CD + Fillmore West, July 1968 + Sand Sat Royal Festival Jeff Beck - Beck To The Future live Marquee Club Sept 26ġ967 + 7th National Jazz & Blues Fest, Windsor England, Aug 13 1967 Of the Axe Murderer 10 tracks live at BBC 1965-71 + 4 These recordings are part of the BigO Audio Archive covering albums thatĬirculate among collectors and music fans. Overall, it's an excellent package, a welcome addition to Hammer's catalog.BigO Audio Archive THE BigO AUDIO ARCHIVE The set is topped off with excellent liner notes by Jacquelyn Veinot that not only give an overview of Jan Hammer's work for the show, but also provide track-by-track annotation of all 44 songs here, detailing where they were used on the show, often with comments by Hammer himself. Although this music is newly recorded, it fits easily next to the original soundtrack albums, and is a wholly welcome addition to the Miami Vice and Jan Hammer canon alike. This includes expanded version of incidental music he used in many different episodes and, on occasion, composites of several different themes (such as "Incoming," which pieces together music from several boat chases). The second disc consists of material Jan Hammer wrote and recorded for the series during its entire run, all newly recorded by Hammer in 2001. Everything Hammer released on the Miami Vice soundtracks, along with assorted tracks from three other albums, is presented on the first disc. One Way's 2002 collection Miami Vice: The Complete Collection goes beyond simply reissuing the two original Miami Vice soundtrack albums: 1985's Miami Vice and 1986's Miami Vice II - instead, it concentrates on the music Jan Hammer created for the series.
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