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Beckology by guitarist Jeff Beck was released in 1991 as a 3

CD career retrospective. Beckology covers the work of a Beckology
guitarist widely acknowledged as one of the most influential
and gifted exponents of the electric guitar, from early days
with The Tridents through to his Guitar Shop album in 1989.

Volume 1 includes previously unreleased tracks from

The Tridents, earthy mono recordings of Yardbirds
classics like "Steeled Blues" and "Heart Full of Soul",
four tracks from a Yardbirds BBC session, and Jeff's
first solo single sides.
Volume 2 covers both incarnations of The Jeff Beck
Group which each released two albums and finishes
with Beck, Bogert and Appice tunes. Highlights here
include the reworking of the Yardbirds' "Shapes of Box set by Jeff Beck
Things" with Rod Stewart on vocals, the driving
"Plynth", the beautiful guitar work on "Definitely Released 19 November 1991
Maybe" and the reworking of Stevie Wonder's Recorded 1963–1989
"Superstition".
Genre Rock, blues
Volume 3 tracks through what the sleeve notes call the
"instrumental era" of the 1970s with tracks from the Length 223:48
jazzy Blow by Blow and the acclaimed George Martin Label Epic / Legacy
produced Wired albums. There is a live performance of
"Freeway Jam" from 1977 with Jan Hammer, with Jeff Beck chronology
whom Jeff had been touring and collaborated with as Jeff Beck's Beckology Frankie's House
most recently as 2004, before concluding at the 1980s Guitar Shop (1991) (1992)
with Flash tracks like "People Get Ready" and Guitar (1989)
Shop tracks like "Big Block" and "Where Were You".

A 60-page booklet comes with the album, and includes a biography by Gene Santoro.

Contents
1 Reception
2 Track listing
2.1 Volume One
2.2 Volume Two
2.3 Volume Three
3 References

Reception
Allmusic gave an enthusiastically positive review of the set, asserting that the mastering quality is far superior to

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any previous release while applauding the selection of

Professional ratings
material: "to survey Jeff Beck's entire career […] would be a
hopeless task, given the amount of anonymous session work Review scores
that the guitarist did circa 1964–1966, but Beckology still Source Rating
manages to touch a few unexpected bases, even as it strings [1]
Allmusic
together all of the obvious and most of the important sides in
Beck's output."[1]

Track listing
Volume One

1. "Trouble in Mind" – The Tridents

2. "Nursery Rhyme" (live) (Bo Diddley) – The Tridents
3. "Wandering Man Blues" – The Tridents
4. "Steeled Blues" – The Yardbirds
5. "Heart Full of Soul" – The Yardbirds
6. "I'm Not Talking" – The Yardbirds
7. "I Ain't Done Wrong" – The Yardbirds
8. "Train Kept a Rollin'" – The Yardbirds
9. "I'm a Man" (Bo Diddley) – The Yardbirds
10. "Shapes of Things" – The Yardbirds
11. "Over Under Sideways Down" – The Yardbirds
12. "Happenings Ten Years Time Ago" – The Yardbirds
13. "Hot House of Omagarashid" – The Yardbirds
14. "Lost Woman" – The Yardbirds
15. "Rack My Mind" – The Yardbirds
16. "The Nazz Are Blue" – The Yardbirds
17. "Psycho Daisies" – The Yardbirds
18. "Jeff's Boogie" – The Yardbirds
19. "Too Much Monkey Business" (live) – The Yardbirds
20. "The Sun Is Shining" (live) – The Yardbirds
21. "You're a Better Man Than I" (live) – The Yardbirds
22. "Love Me Like I Love You" (live) – The Yardbirds
23. "Hi Ho Silver Lining" – Jeff Beck
24. "Tally Man" – Jeff Beck
25. "Beck's Bolero" – Jeff Beck

Volume Two

1. "Shapes of Things" – The Jeff Beck Group

2. "I Ain't Superstitious" – The Jeff Beck Group
3. "Rock My Plimsoul" – The Jeff Beck Group
4. "Jailhouse Rock" – The Jeff Beck Group
5. "Plynth (Water Down the Drain)" – The Jeff Beck Group
6. "Drinking Again" – The Jeff Beck Group
7. "Definitely Maybe" – The Jeff Beck Group
8. "New Ways Train Train" – The Jeff Beck Group
9. "Going Down" – The Jeff Beck Group
10. "I Can't Give Back the Love I Feel for You" – The Jeff Beck Group

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11. "Superstition" – Beck Bogert Appice

12. "Black Cat Moan" (live) – Beck Bogert Appice
13. "Blues Deluxe/BBA Boogie" (live) – Beck Bogert Appice
14. "Jizz Whizz" – Beck Bogert Appice

Volume Three

1. "'Cause We've Ended as Lovers" – Jeff Beck

2. "Goodbye Pork Pie Hat" – Jeff Beck
3. "Love Is Green" – Jeff Beck
4. "Diamond Dust" – Jeff Beck
5. "Freeway Jam" (live) – Jeff Beck
6. "The Pump" – Jeff Beck
7. "People Get Ready" – Jeff Beck featuring Rod Stewart
8. "Escape" – Jeff Beck
9. "Gets Us All in the End" – Jeff Beck
10. "Back on the Street" – Jeff Beck
11. "Wild Thing" – Jeff Beck
12. "Train Kept A Rollin'" – Jeff Beck
13. "Sleep Walk" – Jeff Beck
14. "The Stumble" – Jeff Beck
15. "Big Block" – Jeff Beck
16. "Where Were You" – Jeff Beck

References
1. Eder, Bruce. "Jeff Beck Beckology review" (http://www.allmusic.com/album/beckology-r1580/review). Allmusic.
Rovi Corporation. Retrieved 9 September 2011.

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