Disc One: 1. I Ain’t Superstitious, 2. Jeff Beck Interview, 3. Hi Ho Silver Lining, 4. I Know I’m Losing You, 5. Let Me Love You, 6. Stone Cold Crazy, 7. Rock My Plimsoul, 8. Rock My Plimsoul, 9. This Morning, 10. Tallyman, 11. I Ain’t Superstitious, 12. Beck’s Bolero, 13. You’ll Never Get To Heaven, 14. You Shook Me, 15. Loving You Is Sweeter Than Ever.

Disc Two: 1. You Shook Me, 2. Rock My Plimsoul 3. Shapes Of Things, 4. Rice Pudding, 5. Sweet Little Angel, 6. Hi Ho Silver Lining, 7. I Know I’m Losing You, 8. Rock My Plimsoul, 9. Tallyman, 10. Rock My Plimsoul, 11. Shapes Of Things.

This Release from Empress Valley presents recordings of the first wave of heavy blues by the Jeff Beck Group with updated recordings from the BBC including some never before available like the intro to I Ain’t Superstitious.

Disc One Starts with March 1967 Saturday Club featuring also Hi Ho Silver Lining and I’m Losing You later to be a Faces concert closing song, the broadcast is presented by Brian Matthews and features also a version of Buddy Guy’s Stone Crazy here called Stone Cold Crazy. This session was the last one with Mickey Waller, the drummer of the group that abandoned the band but then returned in mid- August of the same year. In fact, on the July 4^th edition Saturday Club the drummer was Ainsley Dunbar, the show being actually broadcasted on the 8^th of July; the tracks are Rock My Plimsoul and Tallyman the same one in better quality. The Top Gear show was recorded on 1^st November 1967 at London’s Maida Vale Studios # 4, introduced by Phil Drummond and John Peel and broadcasted on the 5^th of November, previously only two tracks from Transcription Disc were available, here we get 4. Then the show dated 17^th September 1968 when the drummer was Tony Newman, but was broadcasted on the 29^th. The show was recorded at the legendary London 201 Piccadilly Studios # 1 hosted by John Peel. Only Rock My Plimsoul a reworked version of B.B.King’s Rock Me Baby was broadcasted later, on November 3^rd. This is an historic document in best possible quality and even if in mono this release is really worthy.