BECK BOGERT AND APPICE

"Beck Bogert & Appice"
(1973)

 Track List:
1. Black Cat Moan - 3:50
2. Lady - 5:33
3. Oh To Love You - 4:06
4. Superstition - 4:19
5. Sweet Sweet Surrender - 4:02
6. Why Should I Care - 3:34
7. Lose Myself With You - 3:21
8. Livin' Alone - 4:12
9. I'm So Proud - 4:12

Members:
Jeff Beck - Guitar
Carmine Appice - Drums
Tim Bogert - Bass
Jimmy Greenspoon - Piano
Duane Hitchings - Piano, Keys, Mellotron
Danny Hutton - Voice

This is a I magnify disk where the egocentric and brilliant Jeff Beck unites to 2 types like Appice (drums) and Bogert (bass), which conformed the powerful one and ideal bases so that Beck is sent its achievements of "Guitar Hero".

Only work in study of a trio that I last alone one year, before the battles of egos and the authoritarian character of Beck threw for the overboard the project, however in Japan they adored them... This disk of this power trio is energetic and influential and it shows us much of the best typical hard rock in those ' 70s. inside its surprising character, this production contains some of the moments but crazy of the production of Beck. The music, here, undertakes a brave "flight" demencial where Beck, Bogert & Appice detonates all its pyrotechnic arsenal. The "Zeppelian" influences is certain, but to this disk of Beck, Bogert & Appice also stole quite also him in later years. Who...?, Well I leave them a full example I specify: Please, look the version of  "Superstition" included in this disk and followed act puts the song "Always On The Run" of the "Thief" Lenny Kravitz... result: Lenny, thief...!, you also stole to Beck, Bogert & Apicce... incredible!, identical opening, identical melodies and guitar arrangements... Kravitz is all one recycler, without doubts... now then, it is highly to eulogize the form in that Beck, Bogert & Appice appropriates of Stevie Wonder song, making a version hard and completely personal soul and that almost anything had to do with the original one. Well, returning to this disk that we were pointing out can say, synthetically that the result is very good and in the album Beck gives us, occasional and interesting guitars and potent riffs, as saying: "Eye, I can also play strong... and very well". In the less hard parts and something rhythmic, Beck demonstrates (once but) that its versatility is only and inexhaustible. Without doubts a hard disk, potent, without arriving to the visceral thing, but with all the elements that they like to any fan of Beck, which will find all that they want here and they want to listen of this phenomenal artist.

Emiliano Marcelo Acevedo