JEFF BECK GROUP featuring RON WOOD & ROD STEWART
(1967 - 1969)

26th September 1967
Marquee Club - LONDON -

Goody's Speed/Pitch-adjusted Remaster

Lineup:
Jeff Beck (gtr)
Rod Stewart (voc)
Ron Wood (bass,bvoc)
Micky Waller (dr)

01 - Stone Cold Crazy 5:58
02 - I Can't Hold Out 3:35
03 - Let Me Love You 5:23
04 - I Ain't Superstitious 5:21
05 - I Think I’ll Be Leaving This Morning 6:07
06 - Rock My Plimsoul 4:01
07 - Jeff's Boogie 4:15
08 - Wee Wee Baby 3:41
09 - (I Know) I'm Losing You 3:11
10 - Oh, Pretty Woman 2:58
11 - I Can't Hold Out #2 (faded in) 4:11
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Runtime: 48:41

Original notes (not mine):
This series is dedicated to the first version of the Jeff Beck Group, the one that included Ron Wood in its line-up.
It is especially dedicated to the late Jeff Beck who passed away on January 10, 2023.
A big thank you to all the people who recorded these shows and who shared them and to my two accomplices nzb and Jaap (Stonesmuziekfan) who gave me the benefit of their versions of these shows and their advice and support ... and therefore without whom this project would not have been possible.

The recording for this show appeared on several bootlegs (see the docs file): all were taken from the same recording.
The version I used here came from 'Beck To The Future' because the sound was already reworked, lots of faults deleted, and it was not as hissy as the original tapes (which appear on 'The Oldest Lost Tape').
'Beck To The Future' was decelerated by -4% but comparing with other versions (for example 'Jeff’s Boogie') this was a mistake. In contrary it had to be accelerated by +1%.
Note that the tracks are often edited.
On all of the versions a second version of 'I Can’t Hold Out' is added and wrongly titled 'Dust My Broom' (on 'The Oldest Lost Tape'); maybe they had to play it (as an encore) twice because they ran out of songs? I compared it - it’s definitely not from any other circulating show.
This track had to be accelerated by +6.5%

All the infos are taken from 'Woodworks' by Nico Zentgraf: the database devoted to Ronnie Wood's work with The Birds, Jeff Beck Group, Faces and many others before joining The Rolling Stones. Ronnie Wood - 1957 - 1975


Posted in 2023 by StonyRoad on IORR: IORR Talk :: Buy/Sell/Trade

Goody's notes:
All tracks have been properly tuned in Audition - each track in the previous edition was found to be off by a different amount, ranging between approximately 12 cents flat to as much as 33 cents sharp for the actual show and the phantom extra track 11 (which I highly doubt was played at this show) was approximately 55 cents sharp.
I've adjusted azimuth and phase as well as averaging the channels to make them the true double-mono stereo tracks that they have proven always to have been. By doing so, it brought together the various frequencies of the source that jumped around randomly from channel to channel which may have given the false impression that this was ever stereo. It strengthened the presentation quite a bit now, especially when listening in phones.

Many thanks to all who have come before in the long lineage of this show. It is my sincere honor to clean it up and bring it back as closely as possible
to the time when it was first created.

Thanks to grner1 for providing the most informative "Beck's Book" page scan included in this edition!

This edition updated - August 4, 2026

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