Truth by Jeff Beck

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Love This. one of the greatest guitar albums of the 60s..this album was recorded with an all star lineup. rod stewart is at his best here, jimmy page and jeff becks playing is phenomenal. ronnie wood and john paul jones play great bass, nicky hopkins is great on the piano, and keith moon..hes obv a great drummer so theres nothing to say really..shapes of things, becks bolero, and i aint superstitious are all great songs.

Thanks, David. The remastered version is a much better value. I used to hear this album when working in a restaurant during high school. After hours, we'd retire to the upstairs bar, put on Beck & Stewart, and pour drinks for the staff. Never could find the music until now. Have not listened yet but still hear Jeff & Rod in my head from 37 years ago. A must have for all fans.

Remastered Verison Also On Itunes. There is a remastered verison also on itunes that has 18 tracks

Truth. The songs are not in the right order..........Its an important feature for us who were there.

Rest In Peace.. I had this album in 1968.

True Greatness. This album is amazing and paving the road for so many great rockers to follow. Jeff Beck is legendary!!

A Taste Of What Was To Come. As the iTunes review states, this album featured members or future members of The Who, Led Zeppelin, The Stones, and Faces. What other album can say that, and at the same time include Jeff Beck in the picture? These big names aside, the music is simply fantastic. Beck is a master of his craft and ties the whole album together. Rod Stewart is at his best (and least pretentious) here, in my opinion at least. Great stuff.

raw and powerful. Crank it up and rock!!...this is not a highly polished studio album and Jeff Becks axe actually gets sick!! too bad it is missing three cuts...Let me love you,Greensleeves and Blues de-luxe.

From The Days That We Actually Had Musicl. It’s really hard for me to realize how the music has devolved into whatever it is today passing for it. Beck is phenomenal at his craft , and this was a time when Rod Stewart was cool before going completely commercial. He also played along with the Faces back then. Great album.

A defining album for the late '60s. Ok, I may be prejudiced, during the late ‘60s I practically lived at the Fillmore East in the East Village of NYC. The Jeff Beck Group was one of the best heavy rock bands and this album along with Beck-Ola were just a taste of the intense interaction between Jeff Beck and Rod Stewart (And the rest of the band.) Jeff Made his guitar talk and sing and along with Rod’s vocals, they had a synergy that was spectacular.

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