Yes, thank you for your Rod Stewart/Faces recordings. Sure wood (poor pun intended) like to hear some of their earlier stuff from '70-'72. when Ronnie Lane got more throat time at the mike.  Jeff Beck Group with Ronnie Wood, Rod Stewart, Nicky Hopkins would be sweet too.  Thanks for the best site on the web. Will (in Augusta, ...

In reply to this Dork's jibberish :The Jeff Beck Group (w/ Wood, Stewart,Waller, Hopkins) version of ''You Shook Me'' was on their first lp ''Truth''. Not their second,(and final ) lp ''Beck-ola''.''When Led Zeppelin came out in early ‘69 I was 14 and Jeff Beck’s Beck-Ola had already been on the turntable for half a year. Three songs into LZ ...

*  I remember reading somewhere Jeff  Beck praising Page for playing  those ARMs gigs.  Beck was taking up for Page's poor playing reminding readers that Page had been out of the ''scene'' for a good long time before that Ronnie Lane Tour.*  Rod Stewart later said he was'nt invited to play the gigs. Guess the ARMS band ...

 I sure would appreciate any old Joe walsh.  The J. Walsh/ James Gang official live release ''In Concert'' is not very good.  The same goes for Joe's old official solo live ''You can't argue with a sick mind''.  Not a bad show but if I remember correctly the LP was only 20 or so mimutes long. A good portion of the James ...

Again, thanks a million for all the incredable music I thought I would never get a chance to hear.    Would you please post some   JEFF BECK GROUP (mach 1 or 2).I also want to say please,please, please allow us to download in a better quality than MP3.  That stuff sounds like ***.Keep on Rock'n.Will in Augusta,Ga.

Thank You for the Faces show. Listening right now and it sounds great.  I saw them in Carolina just a few months later (Oct.? 1975).  The set list was a good bit different as it included songs from Ron Wood's second solo effort NOW LOOK and Stewarts first  Face-less album  ATLANTIC CROSSING.   Jesse Ed  Davis was ...

I know there has gotta be some good FACES shows hidden somewhere in the Vaults.  Jeff Beck would be much appreciated too.Thanks for The Best Site On The Net.

Unfreaking believable Tom Petty show from 1980.  It's a dream come true to hear the Heartbreakers live during this period.THANK YOU SO MUCH for this site.Would love to see some Jeff Beck, James Gang, Faces, Lou Reed, Earl Scruggs Review......Thanks Again.