Jeff Beck Group / Anthology tapes Group One London Sessions (3CDR)

CD01:(Group One London Sessions feat. Rod Stewart)
01. Stone Cold Crazy
02. I Ain't Superstitious
03. Hi Ho Silver Lining
04. I'm Loosing You
05. Rock My Plimsoul
06. Tallyman
07. The Sun Is Shining
08. I Ain't Superstitious
09. Beck's Bolero
10. Loving You Is Sweeter Than Ever
11. You'll Never Get To Heaven
12. You Shook Me
13. Shapes Of Things
14. Rock My Plimsoul
15. You Shook Me
16. Shapes Of Things
17. Sweet Little Angel
18. Rice Pudding
19. Rock My Plimsoul

tracks 01-05 Saturday Club, March 7, 1967
tracks 06-07 BBC Live In Concert
tracks 08-012 Top Gear, November 1, 1967
tracks 13-14 BBC Live In Concert, April 1968
tracks 15-19 Top Gear, September 17, 1968

CD02:(Group Two studio outtakes 1971)
01. Got The Feeling
02. Situation
03. I've Been Used
04.Short Business
05. July 13th (Instrumental)
06. Got The Feeling
07.Situation
08.Short Business
09. I've Been Used
10.Situation
11. I've Been Used
12.Short Business
13. July 13th (Instrumental)
14.Short Business
15. Rayne's Park Blues (Instrumental)
16.Situation
17. I've Been Used

CD03:(Group Two live tapes Europe)
01. New Ways - Train Train
02. I Got To Have A Song
03. I've Been Used
04.Situation
05. Jody
06. Ice Cream Cakes
07. Morning Dew
08. Going Down
09. Definitely Maybe
10. Got The Feeling - Let Me Love You
11. Jeff's Boogie

track 01-06 [Turku Finland 08/22/1971]
track 07-10 [London, England 06/29/1972 (Paris Theater)]
track 11 [London 07/23/1972 (The Roundhouse)]

Lineup:
[Group One]
Jeff Beck
Rod Stewart
Ronnie Wood
Aynsley Dunbar (ds)
Micky Waller (ds)
Roy Cooke (ds)

[Group Two]
Jeff Beck
Bob Tench
Clive Chaman
Max Middleton
Cozy Powell

This is an anthology tape of the Jeff Beck Group, featuring studio session outtakes from Group One & Group Two, as well as live recordings from 1972 in Europe. Formed with the original members from the 1967 recording of Jeff Beck's solo album "Truth," this band is considered a root of Jeff Beck's career and was active until 1972. It's famous for having included artists who later became prominent in the rock scene, such as Rod Stewart, Ronnie Wood, and Cozy Powell. The performance included on CD01 is a BBC studio session performance with a strong bluesy sound, representing the origins of Jeff, Rod, and Ronnie's sound. CD02 features outtakes from the recording of Group Two's "Rough and Ready." While Jeff Beck likely considered the released take to be the best, these outtakes are still highly polished and showcase the band members' technical prowess. The album offers an interesting glimpse into Jeff's evolution towards a more rock-oriented sound. CD03 features the best surviving live takes from Group Two, demonstrating their impressive live performances with powerful sound. The sound quality is excellent, despite the use of a soundboard source and some DJ overvoices and rough editing. Overall, it offers a stable, high-quality sound that allows you to fully appreciate Jeff Beck's origins.