JEFF BECK GROUP The Most Of Jeff Beck (1969 UK 7-track stereo LP, a Mickie Most production featuring Rod Stewart, Ron Wood, Nicky Hopkins and Tony Newman. The picture sleeve shows minor wear and a little creasing whilst the vinyl is Excellent with just light signs of play MFP5219) more...
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JEFF BECK Wired (2005 Japanese exclusive limited edition 8-track DSD remastered CD, originally released in 1976, mini replica LP style card wallet picture sleeve, with a fold-out poster insert and obi-strip MHCP589) more...
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JEFF BECK Guitar Technique of Jeff Beck: Part 2 (Japanese-only Tam label 4-track instructional vinyl LP, demonstrating how to play in the style of Jeff Beck. The music is played by Japanese musicians and does not feature Jeff. Housed in a uniquefull colour pasted picture sleeve with six page insert and 'Vol-8' obi-strip YX-6120) more...
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JEFF BECK Jeff Beck Group (1972 UK yellow label 9-track LP, featuring a killer line-up [Cozy Powell, Max Middleton] prompting some inspired guitar playing from the man himself alongside production from Steve Cropper [Booker T/Muscle Shoals]. The picture sleeve & vinyl remains in Excellent condition with just minor signs of wear or play EPC64889) more...
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JEFF BECK Wired (2013 Japanese exclusive limited edition 9-track Blu-Spec CD2 [an audio CD format using Blu-Ray technology, playable on all CD players], originally released in 1976. Housed in a standard jewel case with picture sleeve,lyrics and obi-strip SICP30088) more...
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JEFF BECK Beck-Ola (Rare 1969 UK first press 7-track MONO LP on the one boxed EMI logo Columbia label, housed in a lightly textured non-laminated picture sleeve with flipbacks & pinched spine. Here we have the original true mono mix with machine stamped matrices in the run-outs ending '-1'. By the late sixties, mono records were being phased out & stereo records became the norm. This particular pressing is ten times harder to find. The sleeve grades VG showing general shelfwear and more...
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