Beck later released “Hi Ho Silver Lining” as a bonus track on the reissue of Truth in 2006. [RELATED: Jeff Beck’s Final Concert: November 12, 2022, Reno, Nevada] “It’s a great song ...

“I Ain’t Superstitious” off his debut solo 1968 album with The Jeff Beck Group, “Truth,” and “Freeway Jam” from his second album, “Blow by Blow” in 1975. In reaction to Beck’s ...

Their debut, “Rough and Ready,” released in October, featured more original compositions from Mr. Beck than usual, but it barely made Billboard’s Top 50. Its chaser, “Jeff Beck Group ...

After a precipitous exit from the Yardbirds — where he had been joined by another future guitar star, Jimmy Page — he established his own band, the Jeff Beck Group, which was fronted by ...

Please get ahold of the first two Jeff Beck Group albums and behold greatness,” he said, referring to Beck’s 1968 debut “Truth,” and its successor, 1969’s “Beck-Ola.” In an interview ...

the 1958 Les Paul used with the Yardbirds and on the Jeff Beck Group’s 1968 debut album “Truth”; a 1954 Fender Stratocaster the guitarist used on stage in the studio over three decades ...

He found more satisfaction by forming the first Jeff Beck Group, with Stewart, Wood and Hopkins, along with drummer Mickey Waller. Columbia Records signed them and issued their debut ...

Strictly speaking, it was released merely as the B-side to Hi Ho Silver Lining, but even Jeff himself might thank us for not dwelling on that one for too long. Two years after it was recorded, the ...