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Jeff Beck at the Tabernacle in Atlanta, GA on March 5, 2001. Concert review by James Mann. Photos by John Davisson.
JEFF BECK The Tabernacle, Atlanta, GA March 5, 2001 by James Mann John Davisson Jeff Beck It is one of my serious regrets that I was unfortunately born years too late. If I had been a youth in the '40s and '50s, I would have camped out in New York City and seen Charlie Parker, Miles, and the rest ...
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October 1999 :: Music A-B :: Jeff Beck (James Mann)
Jeff Beck Who Else! Epic Man, I wish I could work once every ten years and still stomp my competition like little bugs, which is what Jeff Beck does on his first record since the early '90s. Who Else! continues the instrumental fury of Beck's pickless guitar assault, this time wedded to techno/electronica ...
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Jeff (Epic). Review by James Mann.
JEFF BECK JEFF Epic When is a Jeff Beck record not a Jeff Beck record? When it's a Frankenstein's monster of Pro Tools gibberish, that's when. In a blind test, you'd have to be a hardcore Beck fanatic to tell anything on this distorted techno bit of tripe was the handiwork of one of the few remaining ...
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You Had It Coming (Epic). Review by James Mann.
JEFF BECK YOU HAD IT COMING Epic Some people play a guitar. Jeff Beck attacks one. At his best the sounds he coerces from his white Strat are criminally inventive, rude -- or in his words -- "slippery." Pair this with the production and performance of Andy Wright, who has twiddled the knobs for everyone ...
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December 1998 :: Music P-R :: R.E.M. (Jeff Montgomery)
... this album, their first since drummer Bill Berry left a year ago. Utilizing drum machines and loops, Up has been likened to a Stereolab record. A Beck record. A Brian Eno record. But hearing this as anything other than an R.E.M. album is an oversight. Up shows new experimentation, but no more than what ...
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March 1998 :: Music D-I :: Tim Easton (Jeff Montgomery)
... a mere amalgam of countrified folk artists. Years of performing in Europe as a street musician for his bare necessities (alongside the likes of Beck) gave Easton a feel for presenting music in an engaging manner. That is the biggest problem with the Haynes' Boys recorded output - it doesn't have ...
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Exit Now (File 13). Review by Randall Stephens.
NATIONAL SKYLINE EXIT NOW File 13 Sometimes people just have a change of heart. Take, for instance, Jeff Garber and Jeff Dimpsey, legends of guitar-driven-rock outfits Hum and Castor. They've since decided to move into the scary, dark-pop realms of '80s and early '90s electronic rock. A good move, ...
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October 1999 :: Music O-R :: The Pretenders (James Mann)
... motor running either. Bright spots are the snotty lyrics of the opener, "Popstar" where Hynde seems to be taking aim at her fellow femmes, and the Jeff Beck guitar solo spot on "Legalise Me," which transforms a rather tepid electronic track into a string-strangling fuzz-fest. Yeah, this thing beats ...
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November 1999 :: Music E-K :: Buddy Guy (James Mann)
... organist Eddie Boyd -- the original version cooked like a pot of Brunswick stew, this one simmers like left over Tuna Helper. Guest stars abound -- Jeff Beck stomps on "Mustang Sally" and Bonnie Raitt, Ian McLagan (Faces), and Ritchie Hayward (Little Feat) show up, but to no avail. This record is best ...
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November 1999 :: Music S-Z :: The Songs of Willie Dixon (James Mann)
... light, he did it all. Odds are, if you've ever heard a blues song, he wrote it. From "Spoonful" (redone by Cream), to "I Ain't Superstitious" (Jeff Beck Group), to "I Just Want to Make Love to You" (everybody!), his songs are classics. In addition to that, he founded Blues Heaven, an organization that ...
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