BECK BOGERT APPICE - BECK BOGERT APPICE – 1973 (UK) hard rock

One of the great things about Jeff Beck is his utter unpredictability. It's also one of the most maddening things about him, too, since it's as likely to lead to flights of genius as it is to weird detours like Beck, Bogert & Appice. It's hard to tell what exactly attracted Beck to the rhythm section of Vanilla Fudge and Cactus — perhaps he just wanted to rock really loud and really hard, beating Led Zeppelin at their own game. Whatever the motivation, the end result was the same — a leaden album, with occasional interesting guitar work smothered by heavy riffs and rhythms that don't succeed on a visceral level. It's a loud, lumbering record that may be of interest for Beck archivists, provided they want to hear absolutely everything he did.

Jeff Beck (guitar, vocals)
Tim Bogert (bass, vocals)
Carmine Appice (drums, vocals)
1 Black Cat Moan 3:49
2 Lady 5:34
3 Oh to Love You 4:05
4 Superstition 4:18
5 Sweet Sweet Surrender 4:00
6 Why Should I Care 3:33
7 Lose Myself With You 3:19
8 Livin' Alone 4:19
9 I'm So Proud 4:12
Bonus Tracks
10 I'm So Proud (Single Version) 3:25
11 Lady (Single Version) 3:50

One of the best blues/ rock'n roll albums of '70's. Three virtuoses all playing great.
Rip from CD 256@ (artwork included)
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