Live at Ronnie Scott's - Platinum Grammy Award winnerĢ011 Rock & Roll Party: Honoring Les Paul. All live tracks recorded on the USA tour, August 7–31, 2014.ġ991 Beckology - Included songs from Beck's early bands such as Tridents and Yardbirdsġ995 Best of Beck - Abbreviated compilationĢ008 Performing This Week. Grammy Award winner.Ģ010 Live and Exclusive from the Grammy Museum - Follow up live album for Emotion and Commotion.Ģ011 Rock & Roll Party: Honoring Les Paul 54 106 -Ģ015 Live+ 148 - Produced by Jeff Beck. This is an extreme rarity for a music concert DVD of any musical genre.
Double Grammy Award winnerĢ016 Loud Hailer 41 27 - First album with Rosie Bones and Carmen Vandenbergġ974 Live in Japan - First live albumġ977 Jeff Beck With the Jan Hammer Group Live 23 - Gold Last album with RIAA certificationĢ006 Live At BB King Blues Club - Official bootlegĢ006 Live In Tokyo 99' - Official bootlegĢ007 Official Bootleg USA '06 - Official bootlegĢ008 Live at Ronnie Scott's - 143 - Complemented later with a DVD that was certified Platinum for the US sales of 'Jeff Beck performing this week. Year Album US UK RIAA certification Notesġ968 Truth 15 - Gold First solo album (The Jeff Beck Group appears uncredited on the first album)ġ969 Beck-Ola 15 39 Gold Second album with original line-up of the Jeff Beck Group (first time they appear credited as Jeff Beck Group)ġ971 Rough and Ready 46 - First album with new line-up of the Jeff Beck Groupġ972 Jeff Beck Group 19 - Gold Second album with new line-up of the Jeff Beck Groupġ973 Beck, Bogert & Appice 12 28 Gold Only studio album as Beck, Bogert & Appiceġ975 Blow by Blow 4 - Platinum Second solo albumġ976 Wired 16 38 Platinum Third solo albumġ980 There and Back 21 38 - Contains one of his more acclaimed pieces, "The Pump"ġ989 Jeff Beck's Guitar Shop 49 - Grammy Award winnerġ992 Frankie's House - Soundtrack collaboration with Jed Leiberġ993 Crazy Legs 171 - Album with covers of Gene Vincent's songsġ999 Who Else! 99 74 - Album with influence of electronic musicĢ001 You Had It Coming 110 - Grammy Award winnerĢ010 Emotion & Commotion 11 21 - Highest charting album by Jeff Beck in UK. He missed out on everything, except this: I personally don't think Page is overrated - yet I don't think he has Beck's talent on guitar.Ĭlick to expand.Poor Jeff Beck. I haven't looked at a lot of Pagey's playing in recent years - except for that silly Olympics Closing Ceremony appearance so I'll have to see if he can still turn it on. And Beck still has all his chops intact to this day. Beck, on the other hand, is absolutely one with the instrument both live and in the studio.
(He's probably a better rhythm player than Beck though - Beck doesn't play much rhythm at all - it's nearly all a sort of solo). I think Page played well in the studio in fact he has played some of the greatest guitar solos of all time - I'm thinking of No Quarter and Stairway to Heaven etc - but live, at least with Zeppelin, his solos were kind of a choppy mess and seemed to have no phrasing he seems to be fighting the instrument.
Page was more a big picture guy though, especially with his studio chops. Well I actually agree with you in most respects but it's hard not to compare them 'cause they had almost all the same roots, were in the same band and had similar ideas about supercharging the blues.
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