JEFF BECK TOUR 2015 LIVE IN YOKOHAMA 2CD SILVER MASTERPIECE XAVEL-SMS-055 Z01

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JEFF BECK / TOUR 2015 -Live in YOKOHAMA- (2CD)
XAVEL SILVER MASTERPIECE SERIES / XAVEL-SMS-055
Live at Red Brick Warehouse, Yokohama, Japan 27th September 2015
(Disc 1)
01. Intro
02. Loaded
03. Even Odds
04. You Know You Know
05. Morning Dew
06. A Change Is Gonna Come
07. Yemin
08. Lonnie on the Move
09. Nine
10. Nadia
(Disc 2)
01. Little Wing
02. Cause We've Ended as Lovers
03. Superstition
04. Big Block
05. Corpus Christi Carol
06. A Day in the Life
07. Rollin' and Tumblin'
Encore:
08. Danny Boy
09. Going Down
10. Outro
◇Personnel;
Jeff Beck (guitar)
Rhonda Smith (bass)
Jonathan Joseph (drums)
Nicolas Meier (guitar)
Jimmy Hall (vocals, harmonica)

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