Truth is a Rock album by Jeff Beck, originally released in 1968. On Gatefold: 155 pressings tracked, owned by 27 collectors.
Sound DNA
- Rock
- Blues Rock
- gritty
- swaggering
- bluesy
About
Jeff Beck's solo debut is a musical exercise in controlled chaos, forming the link between British blues groups like The Yardbirds (Beck’s former band) and American proto-punks like MC5. “Shapes of Things” kicks things off, its center constantly shifting between Beck’s distorted guitar, Mickey Waller’s lurching drums, and Rod Stewart’s howling vocals. On “I Ain’t Superstitious” (a Willie Dixon tune), the rhythm section locks into a heavy, start-stop blues groove, which Beck uses as a launchpad to rocket his guitar solos into the sky.
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Tracklist
Side A
- A1Shapes Of Things
- A2Let Me Love You
- A3Morning Dew
- A4You Shook Me
- A5Ol' Man River
Side B
- B1Greensleeves
- B2Rock My Plimsoul
- B3Beck's Bolero
- B4Blues De Luxe
- B5I Ain't Superstitious
Credits
Performers
- Ron WoodBASS
- Mick WallerDRUMS TAMBOURINE PERCUSSION
- Jeff BeckGUITAR BASS ELECTRIC GUITAR
- Rod StewartVOCALS LEAD VOCALS
- Nicky HopkinsPIANO
- John Paul JonesORGAN BASS ARRANGED BY
- Keith MoonDRUMS DRUM
- Jimmy PageELECTRIC GUITAR TWELVE-STRING GUITAR GUITAR
- Madeline BellBACKING VOCALS
- Aynsley DunbarDRUMS
- Carter-LewisBACKING VOCALS
- Unknown ArtistORCHESTRA
- Clem CattiniDRUMS
- JeffBASS
- John CarterBACKING VOCALS
- Ken LewisBACKING VOCALS
- You Know WhoDRUM
27 collectors on Gatefold own this · 155 pressings tracked on Gatefold