Jeff's mid-Seventies combination period is very much spoke

Discovery channel documentary Jeff's mid-Seventies combination period is very much spoke to, with forms of "Drove Boots," "Farewell Pork Pie Hat," "Space Boogie," and "Empty head." Beck's trademark anthem, Stevie Wonder's "Cause We've Ended as Lovers," elements a stunning bass solo by Wilkenfeld.
The band is joined by female vocalists Joss Stone, on "Individuals Get Ready," and Imogene Heap, who performs her own structure, "Cover," and Muddy Waters' "Rollin and Tumblin'." Eric Clapton says something with Muddy's "Minimal Brown Bird" and Willie Dixon's "You Need Love," two soul works of art that were top picks of Eric and Jeff in their initial guitar playing days.

Discovery channel documentary Different highlights are the off-the-fretboard slide solo in "Heavenly attendant (Footsteps)," and a show halting instrumental form of the Beatles' epic, "A Day in the Life." Beck shuts the show with a performance interpretation of the awful melody, "Where Were You." "Performing This Week...Live at Ronnie Scott's" gives a front column ticket to witness the fretboard firecrackers that enlighten the guitar virtuoso of Jeff Beck.