In May 1975, during the height of Jeff Beck's career, he performed a live recording at "Strings and Things" in Memphis. This period followed the relea... Read Full Description >
In May 1975, during the height of Jeff Beck's career, he performed a live recording at "Strings and Things" in Memphis. This period followed the release of his album "Blow by Blow" in 1975, which was a significant departure from his earlier work, showcasing an instrumental fusion of rock and jazz that marked a creative evolution for Beck. By this time, he had also gained recognition for his virtuosic guitar skills and innovative sound. The performance features a talented lineup, including Max Middleton on keys and Billy Preston, known for his work with The Beatles and other iconic acts, which adds an interesting layer to Beck's collaboration as they created a distinctive blend of rock and funk. This era revealed Beck's adaptability and willingness to experiment, solidifying his legacy as a pioneering musician in rock history.