Jeff Beck may be one of the greatest guitarists of all time, however, even he released some music that he regrets.
The late musician constantly thought about the fact that his solo career could have been even better if he had not released his second album. Blow by blow.
When his rock band, The Yardbirds, began playing as a group towards the end of Beck's tour with them, the Traffic jam on the highway The hitmaker took this opportunity to create solo content that allowed his guitar riffs to speak to his listeners.
However, according to his interview with GuitaristHe said he would have preferred not to be released. Blow by blow first of all.
“I guess at that point I wanted some solidification; I had to play a melody, not just abstract bursts of noise,” he told the outlet at the time.
Beck continued: “There had to be some nice chords to draw the listener in a little closer. But there shouldn’t have been any.” Blow by blow. I wish I hadn't made any of them because they are just mistakes that have been recorded.”
However, it would be safe to say that no matter how much the musician criticized his album, that would not have laid a foundation for his album. Cabling, which came out years later.
