A live performance at Fillmore West in San Francisco on July 24, 1968 was recorded with a super high quality stereo soundboard recording. This sound source has been heard in the past on previous releases such as "Morning Dew" (STTP), and in 2009 an upper version appeared via the Internet and became a hot topic, but even compared to the 2009 version of the Internet sound source, this version is definitely a step above the rest. For some reason, the 2009 version of the Internet sound source was a semitone higher up to the third song, and at the same time there was a high-pitched modulation peculiar to MP3. The sound source used this time is a sound source that was directly dropped onto DAT from the reel master tape, and it is certainly of perfect quality that sets it apart from the previous versions. The sound quality is as direct as it can be, and each instrument is extremely separated. (Guitar is on the right, vocals, drums, and bass are on the left) Although the hiss noise peculiar to tape can be heard, the ultimate sound with outstanding freshness that convinces you of the master direct is truly overwhelming. In terms of sound processing, we adjusted the randomly and greatly out-of-tune pitch, raised the bass and treble, and equalized the sound to create a crisper sound, resulting in the best version. The pitch has also been adjusted perfectly. You will be convinced when you listen to this ultimate Fillmore West recording. Live at Fillmore West, San Francisco, CA. USA 24th July 1968 STEREO SBD(UPGRADE) (31:40) 1. You Shook Me 2. Let Me Love You 3. Morning Dew 4. Jeff's Boogie 5. The Sun Is Shining 6. Hi Ho Silver Lining Jeff Beck - Guitar Rod Stewart - Vocals Ron Wood - Bass Micky Waller - Drums STEREO SOUNDBOARD RECORDING
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