This LP arrived back from the pressing plant the day after the sad news of Jeff Beck's death was announced. 1960's Records present it now as a tribute to an influential and well-respected musician. The Jeff Beck Group that recorded these eight tracks in the BBC Paris Studio in June 1972 was a jazzier, more instrumental group than in its previous incarnation. More emphasis is placed on Beck's solo ability, balanced by Max Middleton's elegant keyboard flourishes and Bobby Tench's soulful vocals. Tracks are taken from throughout Beck's career to this point and there is an otherwise-unreleased version of Bill Withers' 'Ain't No Sunshine' as well as a definitive 'Definitely Maybe.' Sound quality is excellent throughout and the release comes with full credits and extensive sleeve notes. SIDE 1: 1. Ice Cream Cakes 2. Morning Dew 3. Going Down 4. Definitely Maybe SIDE 2: 1. Ain't No Sunshine 2. New Ways Train Train 3. Got The Feeling 4. Let Me Love You