Jeff Beck Group

In November 1968, the Jeff Beck Group was riding high off the release of their electrifying debut album, 'Truth.' This album not only showcased Beck's groundbreaking guitar work but also introduced a young Rod Stewart as a charismatic frontman, lending powerful vocals to tracks that would define rock for years to come. The live performance of 'Oh Pretty Woman' captured at Thee Image Club exemplifies the group’s raw energy and musical prowess during this pivotal moment in their career. Interestingly, this era marked one of the first instances where rock and blues were melded seamlessly, paving the way for future genres. With songs like 'Shapes of Things' and 'I Ain't Superstitious,' their setlist dominated the scene, and this recording encapsulates that vibrant, experimental spirit that characterized the Jeff Beck Group's early days.

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