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Jeff Beck with Stanley Clarke
A Battle Without Honor & Humanity
Recorded Live at Nagoya-shi Kokaido, Aichi, Japan November 26, 1978.
Bootleg = Excellent Audience Recording
0000 Darkness - Earth In Search Of A Sun 322
0322 Star Cycle 430
0752 Freeway Jam 702
1454 CatMoves 508
2002 Goodbye Pork Pie Hat 449
2451 Bass Solo - School days 956
3447 Journey To Love 501
3948 Lopsy Lu 648 4636 Diamond Dust 634
5320 Scatterbrain - Drum Solo 943
10303 Rock'n Roll Jelly 808
11111 Cause We've Ended As Lovers 356
11507 Blue Wind 742
Beck toured Japan for three weeks in November 1978 with an ad-hoc group consisting of Clarke and newcomers Tony Hymas (keyboards) and Simon Phillips (drums) from Jack Bruce's band. Work then began on a new studio album at The Who's Ramport Studios in London and continued sporadically throughout 1979, resulting in There and Back in June 1980. It featured three tracks composed and recorded with Jan Hammer, while five were written with Hymas. Stanley Clarke was replaced by Mo Foster on bass, both on the album and the subsequent tours. Its release was followed by extensive touring in the USA, Japan and the UK. (Info taken from wikipedia).
A Battle Without Honor & Humanity
Recorded Live at Nagoya-shi Kokaido, Aichi, Japan November 26, 1978.
Bootleg = Excellent Audience Recording
0000 Darkness - Earth In Search Of A Sun 322
0322 Star Cycle 430
0752 Freeway Jam 702
1454 CatMoves 508
2002 Goodbye Pork Pie Hat 449
2451 Bass Solo - School days 956
3447 Journey To Love 501
3948 Lopsy Lu 648 4636 Diamond Dust 634
5320 Scatterbrain - Drum Solo 943
10303 Rock'n Roll Jelly 808
11111 Cause We've Ended As Lovers 356
11507 Blue Wind 742
Beck toured Japan for three weeks in November 1978 with an ad-hoc group consisting of Clarke and newcomers Tony Hymas (keyboards) and Simon Phillips (drums) from Jack Bruce's band. Work then began on a new studio album at The Who's Ramport Studios in London and continued sporadically throughout 1979, resulting in There and Back in June 1980. It featured three tracks composed and recorded with Jan Hammer, while five were written with Hymas. Stanley Clarke was replaced by Mo Foster on bass, both on the album and the subsequent tours. Its release was followed by extensive touring in the USA, Japan and the UK. (Info taken from wikipedia).