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1 The Pump Phillips/Hymas 5:46
2 People Get Ready Mayfield 4:52
3 Freeway Jam Middleton 4:59
4 Shapes of Things Dreja/Relf/Samwell- 3:17
5 Where Were You Hymas/Bozzio/Beck 3:15
6 Beck's Bolero Page 2:51
7 Going Down Rod/Jones/Tork/Nix/ 6:49
8 Jailhouse Rock Stoller/Leiber 3:12
9 Goodbye Pork Pie Hat Mingus 5:27
10 Blue Wind Hammer 6:09
11 Plynth (Water Down the Drain) Wood/Hopkins/Stewar 3:04
12 Two Rivers Bozzio/Beck/Hymas 5:19
13 Scatterbrain Middleton/Beck 5:38
14 She's a Woman McCartney/Lennon 4:29
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Best of Beck

Audio Compact Disc [Epic]

Label: Epic

Style: Rock & Roll

Best of Beck

UPC: 074646468920

Release Date: 08/15/1995

Original Release Date: 08/15/1995

Number of Discs: 1

Tracks: [The Pump, People Get Ready, Freeway Jam, Shapes of Things, Where Were You, Beck's Bolero, Going Down, Jailhouse Rock, Goodbye Pork Pie Hat, Blue Wind, Plynth (Water Down the Drain), Two Rivers, Scatterbrain, She's a Woman]
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Steve Leggett

Ever restless as a musician and constantly changing directions and trying new things, guitarist Jeff Beck is difficult to reduce to a 14-track overview, although this set probably does as well as one could at sketching in the portrait. Beginning as a guitarist for the Yardbirds in the 1960s, Beck hit his stride with the Jeff Beck Group (which featured a then relatively unknown Rod Stewart as lead singer) later in the decade, and "Shapes of Things" (initially a radio hit for the Yardbirds), "Plynth," and "Beck's Bolero" are represented here from that era. Also here are several of Beck's mid-'70s fusion tracks, including "Freeway Jam" and "Goodbye Pork Pie Hat," as well as his 1980s reunion with Stewart, ?People Get Ready.? Again, Beck is a difficult artist to capture in a single-disc drive-by, but for folks curious about this fine guitarist and wanting a quick sampler of his work in several of his various guises, this set works fine as an introduction. ~ Steve Leggett, Rovi