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The Jeff Beck Group

Beck-Ola - 2025 Remaster

    ’Beck-Ola’ is the second album by Jeff Beck and the first credited to The Jeff Beck Group. It was released in 1969 and broke into the US top 15 of the Billboard 200 and top 40 of the UK album chart. Beck had purposefully made personnel changes to the band in order to take them in an even heavier rock direction from ‘Truth’ This album once again featured Wood and Stewart but would be their final album with the Jeff Beck Group.

    TRACK LISTING

    1. All Shook Up
    2. Spanish Boots
    3. Girl From Mill Valley
    4. Jailhouse Rock
    5. Plynth (Water Down The Drain)
    6. The Hangman's Knee
    7. Rice Pudding

    Jeff Beck

    Truth - 2025 Remaster

      ‘Truth’ was originally released in 1968 and was Beck’s debut solo album and introduced the world to the talents of Rod Stewart and Ronnie Wood. Having left the Yardbirds in 1966, it’s an album that is held in high esteem, lauded at the time of release and breaking into the top 15 of the Billboard Top LPs, it has retrospectively been hailed as a classic, seen by many as one of the earliest examples of heavy rock and has also been celebrated as one of the greatest British blues rock albums of all time.

      TRACK LISTING

      1. Shapes Of Things
      2. Let Me Love You
      3. Morning Dew
      4. You Shook Me
      5. Ol' Man River
      6. Greensleeves
      7. Rock My Plimsoul
      8. Beck's Bolero
      9. Blues De Luxe
      10. I Ain't Superstitious

      Beck & Phoenix

      Odyssey

        Beck and Phoenix mark the kick-off of their hotly anticipated Summer Odyssey tour with the physical release of their collaborative sun-splashed banger, “Odyssey."

        Their collaborative single hailed by UPROXX as "an empowered, shimmering anthem" and by FLOOD as "a joyful slice of hedonistic disco-pop" is released as a limited edition yellow vinyl 7" single featuring the "Odyssey (Instrumental)" on its B-side.

        TRACK LISTING

        1. Odyssey
        2. Odyssey Instrumental

        Beck

        Hyperspace

          Beck's 14th album feels like an amalgamation of previous albums, given a light dusting of pop sheen, thanks to the production of Pharrell Williams amongst others.

          It's largely set at a fairly slow pace, with nods to the folk tinged melancholy of ‘Sea Change’ or ‘Morning Phase’, some lovely slo-mo synth-soaked pop and occasional upbeat moments: "Saw Lightning" harks back to his "Loser" days and is as upbeat and catchy as anything he's ever done.

          On ‘Hyperspace’, he's hit the sweet spot between his adventurous, experimental past and the more accessible 'pop' leanings of his recent releases.

          STAFF COMMENTS

          Barry says: As ever, a brilliantly produced and impeccably conceived outing from the ever-reliable Beck. This one has a little more reliance on big rock choruses contrasting to Morning Phase's hazy atmospheres and languid curves. It's as brilliant as anything he's done for a long while, and shows clearly that there's no end to this man's talents, at least not yet!

          TRACK LISTING

          Hyperlife
          Uneventful Days
          Saw Lightning
          Die Waiting
          Chemical
          See Through
          Hyperspace
          Stratosphere
          Dark Places
          Star
          Everlasting Nothing

          Beck

          Mutations

            Reissue of Beck's 1998 album Mutations. Whereas his previous album, Odelay had been a found-sounds and sample heavy mish mash of folk, blues, grunge, old-school hip hop and electro, Mutations harks back to the more stripped back style of his One Foot In The Grave album. It’s a laid back, mostly acoustic affair, taking in psychedelic-folk, country and blues. It may not have the commercial punch of Odelay but it’s a fantastic album that still stands up today, and shows what a great songwriter Beck is. 180 gram vinyl and includes download code.

            Beck

            Odelay

              'Odelay' is the second full-length studio album by Beck and was originally released on June 18, 1996. On its release, 'Odelay' received almost unanimous critical applause. 'Odelay' was nominated for the Grammy award for album of the year and won a Grammy for best alternative music album in 1997 as well as a Grammy for Best Male Rock Vocal Performance for Where It’s At. Odelay was also ranked number 16 in Spin Magazines 100 Greatest albums (1985-2005). 'Odelay' was awarded Album of the Year by Rolling Stone and was voted as the best album of the year by The Village Voice. In 1998, Q magazine readers voted 'Odelay' the 51st greatest albums of all time and number 9 on its list of 100 best albums of the nineties.

              JACK WHITE, JEFF TWEEDY, FUN., JARVIS COCKER, JACK BLACK, AND A HOST OF OTHERS JOIN BECK TO BRING ACCLAIMED SHEET MUSIC-ONLY ALBUM TO LIFE

              The now legendary Beck, Song Reader - twenty Beck compositions previously released exclusively as stunningly illustrated sheet music in partnership with McSweeney’s - receives a long awaited traditional release when Warby Parker/Capitol Records issues the Beck Song Reader compilation album, produced by Beck and Randall Poster, known for his music supervision work with directors Wes Anderson, Martin Scorsese, Sam Mendes and many others. Warby Parker will commemorate the release of Song Reader by reissuing limited-edition Carmichael frames created in collaboration with Beck, this time in Black Cherry—as well as a new edition of the Song Reader book, featuring two new prints from artist Marcel Dzama.

              The 20-track all-star collection features exclusively recorded versions of Song Reader charts by the likes of Jack White, Jeff Tweedy, David Johansen, Jason Isbell, Fun., Eleanor Friedberger, and several more including Beck himself.

              The Warby Parker release of Beck Song Reader marks the first officially recorded incarnation of the project, which has already inspired interpretations from hundreds of musicians the world over. The record includes the studio-quality debut of songs previously only played live either by Beck himself or at one of the handful of Song Reader concerts staged over the last two years. The most recent of these was presented by the L.A. Philharmonic in partnership with McSweeney’s and Warby Parker at the Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles on November 24, 2013. Described by The Los Angeles Times as an “expertly delivered and received night… another big step in Beck's long, fascinating evolution,” the show’s highlights included Jarvis Cocker’s interpretively danced “Why Did You Make Me Care?" and Jack Black’s borderline frightening “We All Wear Cloaks,” the latter of which makes its recorded debut on the Beck Song Reader album.

              TRACK LISTING

              1. Moses Sumney Title Of This Song
              2. Fun Please Leave A Light On When You Go
              3. Tweedy The Wolf Is On The Hill
              4. Norah Jones Just Noise
              5. Lord Huron Last Night You Were A Dream
              6. Bob Forest Saint Dude
              7. Jack White I’m Down
              8. Beck Heaven’s Ladder
              9. Juanes Don’t Act Like Your Heart Isn’t Hard
              10. Laura Marling Sorry
              11. Jarvis Cocker Eyes That Say “I Love You”
              12. David Johansen Rough On Rats
              13. Jason Isbell Now That Your Dollar Bills Have Sprouted Wings
              14. The Last Polka Marc Ribot
              15. Eleanor Friedberger Old Shanghai
              16. Sparks Why Did You Make Me Care?

              Beck

              Sea Change

                THE PICCADILLY RECORDS ALBUM OF THE YEAR 2002

                Despite baffling reviewers by not continuing with his genre twisting hip-funk beats, this is a truly beautiful work. Musically it sees Beck returning to his folk roots but with superb production (by Nigel Godrich) that gives the songs a lush melancholic gloss. It grooves still, but it's laidback and the words of sadness, loss and longing complete the magical picture. Part acoustic and part orchestral, the songs are some of Hansen's most personal and touching, as well as melodically dreamlike and engaging. If you loved his cover of "Everybody's Gotta Learn Sometime" on 'Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind', then prepare yourself for a whole album of similarly imagined originals. Dismissed by the majority of critics at the time as half-baked, with no single releases or press interview to support it, "Sea Change" quickly became a very special record at our shop and was unanimously voted the Piccadilly Records Album of the Year back in 2002.

                TRACK LISTING

                1. The Golden Age
                2. Paper Tiger
                3. Guess I'm Doing Fine
                4. Lonesome Tears
                5. Lost Cause
                6. End Of The Day
                7. It's All In Your Mind
                8. Round The Bend
                9. Already Dead
                10. Sunday Sun
                11. Little One
                12. Side Of The Road

                Beck

                Guero

                  "Guero" is already being heralded as one of Beck's finest albums and it sees a return to collaboration with producers The Dust Brothers (who last worked with him on "Odelay"). Gone are the melancholic acoustic vibes of "Sea Change", well mostly anyway - there is still some melancholy (and a few guitar twangs!) in amongst the "Odelay" style funky loose grooves, hip hop loops and samples. But don't think that this is by any means a step backwards, the reference points and influences on "Guero" are much wider and more refined than "Odelay" and the whole feel of the album is more cohesive. We love it!


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