Jeff Beck with the Jan Hammer Group Live
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Guitar, Effects – Jeff Beck [click here to see more vinyl featuring Jeff Beck]
Lead Vocals – Jan Hammer (A2), Tony Smith (A4)
Harmony Vocals – Fernando Saunders
Bass – Fernando Saunders
Drums – Tony Smith
Violin – Steve Kindler
Synthesizer [Moog, Oberheim, Freeman], Electric Piano, Timbales - Jan Hammer
Synthesizer [String] – Steve Kindler (B1)
Rhythm Guitar – Fernando Saunders (A3), Steve Kindler (B3)
Written by Max Middleton (A1, B2), Jan Hammer (A2, A4, B1, B3), Lennon & Paul McCartney (A3), Jerry Goodman (A4), Jeff Beck (B2)
1 LP, gatefold jacket printed by Stoughton Printing
Limited to 3,000 numbered copies
Original analog Master tape : YES
Heavy Press : 180g
Record color : black
Speed : 33 RPM
Size : 12'’
Stereo
Live
Record Press : Record Industry
Label : Mofi
Original Label : Epic
Recorded on a US tour over summer and Fall 1976
Recorded and mixed by Dennis Weinreich, Jan Hammer
Produced by Jan Hammer
Executive-Producer – Tom Werman
Cover Design by John Berg
Photography by Hue And Eye, Larry Yelen
Originally released in March 1977
Reissued in 2024
Tracks:
Side A:
- Freeway Jam
- Earth (Still our Only Home)
- She's a Woman
- Full Moon Boogie
Side B:
- Darkness/Earth in Search of the Sun
- Scatterbrain
- Blue Wind
Reviews :
“Jan Hammer's uncanny ability to simulate the pitch-bending qualities of an electric guitar on his Minimoog synthesizer made him an explosive duet partner with rock's Jeff Beck on this live album -- the third of Beck's successful flirtations with jazz-rock. While leaning toward the Mahavishnu Orchestra brand of jazz-rock, with the word "rock" heavily emphasized, this is a looser, less lockstepped variant. The song selection is split almost equally between Hammer and Beck's repertoires, with Hammer's remake of his techno/mechanized "Darkness/Earth In Search of a Sun" making the biggest splash. Beck is a marvel, his stinging guitar darting in and out from everywhere like a hit-and-run guerrilla fighter, and Hammer matches him blow by blow, so to speak, with his purer yet equally agile tone quality on shootouts like "Full Moon Boogie." Hammer is a terrible vocalist, but that indulgence fortunately is limited to one track; Beck himself only vocalizes through a gauzy electronic filter on a reggae-like treatment of the Beatles' "She's a Woman." Though the jazz-rock idiom seemed almost spent by the time this was released, Hammer and Beck happily pretended not to notice.” AllMusic Review by Richard S. Ginell
Ratings :
Discogs : 3.99 / 5