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Beck’s solo debut Truth was originally released in 1968 and featured Rod Stewart and Ronnie Wood and is regarded as a British blues classic. This is reissued on orange vinyl, newly remastered by Barry Grint at Air Studios.
Beck-Ola followed Truth in 1969 and is Beck’s first album credited to The Jeff Beck Group. Tony Newman replaced drummer Micky Waller as Beck moved in a heavier rock direction. Wood and Stewart again featured, but this would be their final album with Beck/The Jeff Beck Group. This reissue is pressed on white vinyl and is also newly remastered by Barry Grint.
Both Truth and Beck-Ola will be released on 20 June 2025, via Parlophone. (Superdeluxeedition report)
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Tracklisting
Jeff Beck / Truth orange vinyl reissue
Truth
Jeff Beck
Side One
Shapes Of Things
Let Me Love You
Morning Dew
You Shook Me
Ol’ Man River
Side Two
Greensleeves
Rock My Plimsoul
Beck’s Bolero
Blues De Luxe
I Ain’t Superstitious
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The Jeff Beck Group / Beck-Ola white vinyl reissues
Beck-Ola
Side 1
All Shook Up
Spanish Boots
Girl From Mill Valley
Jailhouse Rock
Side 2
Plynth (Water Down The Drain)
The Hangman’s Knee
Rice Pudding
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