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Jeff Beck- FLASH- CD- 1985/2016- Sony Music Entertainment Inc./Music On CD- 8718627223567- 400 grn
FLASH is the fifth studio album by guitarist Jeff Beck, released in July 1985 by Epic/CBS Records. This CD is a must only for completists and hardcore fans, especially those that want to hear Beck sing again (he's on two tracks). Beck's solo work is excellent - even the addition of Jimmy Hall's histrionic vocals can't diminish the sheer audacity and skill of ole was of its period. Up against Rod Stewart, there's no comparison. The track ''People Get Ready'' is phenomenal, and should've been a bigger hit. Check out the second track to get an idea of what Beck might've sounded like firing up an Eighties Hair Metal band (via Mike Oldfield). While the song itself is rubbish, there's something to be gained from hearing it. The rest is dross, and suffers particularly because it's bracketed by two of Beck's best albums, There And Back and Guitar Shop.
PERSONNEL: Jeff Beck – lead vocals, guitar, producer; Jimmy Hall – lead vocals, backing vocals; Rod Stewart, Karen Lawrence – lead vocals; Jan Hammer – Fairlight CMI; Tony Hymas – keyboard, producer; Duane Hitchings, Robert Sabino – keyboard; Carmine Appice, Jimmy Bralower, Barry DeSouza, Tony "Thunder" Smith – drums; Jay Burnett – percussion; Doug Wimbish – bass; Tina B, Curtis King, David Simms, Frank Simms, George Simms, David Spinner – backing vocals.
Produced by Nile Rodgers and Arthur Baker, FLASH is Jeff Beck's surprisingly successful stab at a pop album, featuring a fine performance with Rod Stewart on "People Get Ready." There may be some really great guitar playing on this record, but it's hard to say because everything is soaked in oceans of reverb, echo, and gated effects. The guitar [and vocals] are so far back in this mess that you can't really tell what anyone is doing. This whole period of record production and engineering fashion is, for me, the depths of musical hell and, in this case, a massive disservice to one our greatest musicians. The songs are, for the most part, disposable; mere product. ''People Get Ready'' is the thing that saves the album, and it's notable that this is the one song produced by Jeff Beck himself. The guitar is not quite so buried in the mix, and Rod Stewart's voice is farther forward, so you can hear his tremendous performance. These two performers are a match made in heaven. Wish there was much more of their collaboration on record.
Presented In A Super Jewel Box With Transparent Tray Includes 8-Page Booklet.
Made In The EU.
ПРИ ПОКУПКЕ (сразу) ТРЁХ ФИРМЕННЫХ АЛЬБОМОВ, ДОСТАВКА БЕСПЛАТНО !!!