Contains the Jeff Beck & UPP episode of "Four Faces of Guitar" recorded in 1975 and broadcast on the BBC in 1976. The timecode is included, and although the image quality is passable, the audio is recorded clearly, so you can enjoy the entire movie without stress. UPP is a fusion band formed in England, featuring Jim Copley, who is famous for his work with Japanese musicians, on drums, Andy Clarke on keyboards, and Stephen Amazing on bass. Since they were originally a guitarless band, Jeff Beck produced and played guitar on their first album. The opening is Get Down In The Dirt, which was also included in the album, and you can enjoy a valuable studio live. Next, Jeff's exchange with the host is recorded for nearly 7 minutes, and here Jeff responds to a Q&A while actually demonstrating his own guitar and equipment, which is also historically important. You can carefully watch the very important footage that is a must for fans. First, regarding the guitar, we will explain the basic usage and structure of the Les Paul such as pickup selection, the relationship between string tension and bending (choke), bottleneck playing method and open tuning stance, with a mix of demonstrations. In the next explanation of effectors, we will first demonstrate how to use the booster depending on the scene and the wah wah (Cry Baby) effect. Regarding amps (Ampeg), we mainly explain the compatibility between guitar and amp in terms of feedback. Finally, regarding the Talk Box (Talking Modulator), the demonstration is also a valuable scene, but the video of the main unit in the bag is a really interesting video not only for fans but also for those involved in guitars. At the end, she performed She’s A Woman for over 5 minutes. I think, ``I wish the image quality was a little better...'', but in reality, it's at a level that is no problem at all for fans who are used to booting. The highly skilled members and Jeff's vivid performance at this time are a must-see for all rock fans. Most of the cameras are following the main character Jeff's play, so you can enjoy it until the end without any stress. Jeff's video footage from 1975 is limited, so it's definitely a must-have for fans. (15:38) 1. Get Down In The Dirt Jeff explains equipments and effects 2. 1954 Les Paul Oxblood 3. Color Sound 4. Cry Baby 5. Ampeg 6. Talk Box 7. She's A Woman Jeff Beck – Guitar Jim Copley – Drums Andy Clarke – Keyboard Stephen Amazing – Bass PRO-SHOT COLOR NTSC Approx.16min.
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