Truth

by Jeff Beck

Truth cover art
  • Type: Album
  • Released: 1 August 1968
  • Label: EMI, Epic
  • Country: United Kingdom
  • Length: 40:46
  • Community rating: 3.95/5 from 8 ratings

Album Notes & Community Reviews

Jeff Beck's debut solo album, 'Truth', is a seminal work in the development of blues rock and hard rock. Featuring a powerhouse lineup with Rod Stewart on vocals and Ronnie Wood on bass, the album is built around Beck's innovative and virtuosic guitar playing. The record reimagines classic blues songs with a heavier, more aggressive approach, setting a new template for rock guitar and influencing countless musicians.

Genres

Descriptors: bluesy, guitar-driven, virtuosic, british, classic

Tracklist

  1. Shapes of Things (3:20)
  2. Let Me Love You (4:44)
  3. Morning Dew (4:43)
  4. You Shook Me - Alternate Version (2:32)
  5. Ol' Man River (3:59)
  6. Greensleeves - Instrumental (1:50)
  7. Rock My Plimsoul (4:14)
  8. Beck's Bolero - Instrumental (2:54)
  9. Blues Deluxe (7:34)
  10. I Ain't Superstitious (4:52)

Credits

  • Jeff Beck - arranged by, bass, guitar, liner notes
  • Ron Wood - bass
  • Mick Waller - drums
  • Ken Scott - engineer
  • John Paul Jones - organ [hammond]
  • Stephen Goldblatt - photography by [front cover]
  • Nicky Hopkins - piano
  • Mickie Most - producer
  • You Know Who - timpani
  • Rod Stewart - vocals

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