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1. Blow by Blow is the first solo studio album by British guitarist Jeff Beck, released on Epic Records in , and recorded in October A purely instrumental album, it peaked at No. 4 on the Billboard and was certified platinum by the sketputtombmingchartfors.svizokagluricocoveswaytsunucuph.co: Jazz fusion, instrumental rock.

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2. UK and USA released April – "Blow By Blow" by JEFF BECK on Epic EPC 2 (Barcode ) is a straightforward transfer of the album and plays out as follows ( minutes): Side 1: 1. You Know What I Mean [Jeff Beck/Max Middleton song] 2. She’s A Woman [Lennon and McCartney song - Beatles cover] 3. Constipated Duck [Jeff /5().

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3. You Know What I Mean Written By – J. Beck-M. Middleton: A2: She's A Woman Written-By – J. Lennon-P. McCartney* A3: Constipated Duck: B1: AIR Blower Written By – J. Beck-M. Middleton-R. Bailey-P. Chenn Written-By – P. Chenn*, R. Bailey* B2: Scatterbrain Written By – J. Beck-M. Middleton: C1: Cause We've Ended As Lovers Written-By – S.

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4. Perhaps not as immediately striking as his work with the Yardbirds (the incandescent lead break on 'Shapes of Things') or the Jeff Beck Group (the galloping fantasy of 'Beck's Bolero'), Beck's first solo album is a quietly stunning piece of artistry. It rewards the meditative listener and was, of course, lingeringly influential.

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5. Blow by Blow typifies Jeff Beck's wonderfully unpredictable career. Released in , Beck's fifth effort as a leader and first instrumental album was a marked departure from its more rock-based predecessors. Only composer/keyboardist Max Middleton returned from Beck's previous lineups.

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6. Aug 05,  · All playing/ editing done by Robokiller First part of Blow by Blow cover. Video editing done with Ulead video editor 11, sound editing performed with cake.

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7. life changing being a huge zeppelin fanatic at 13,i couldnt help but hear of jeff beck,jimmys old buddy. this album had a huge impact on the way i play guitar. i wanted those fluid runs he does on "shes a woman" and the string bending sensuality of "cause weve ended as lovers".this is definately the best rock instrumental album, unless you include billy cobhams "spectrum" on the list.

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8. Dec 24,  · I'm fairly certain that JB used a fuzz, possibly a tonebender, on much of Blow by Blow and definitely on she's a woman. Much of that album is a clinic on using your volume pot to control your fuzz tones. You can hear it clearly on "you know what I mean.

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9. Aug 15,  · Idioms also can be, and often are, used as titles. This particular one is the title of a Jeff Beck album as well as a song by Fleetwood Mac. There is also a book entitled, Blow by Blow: The Story of Isabella Blow.

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