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Jeff Beck's first solo visit to Japan, which was disturbed by poor physical condition. A new excavation by the Omoto master of the traditional full recording that recorded the final performance. It is decided to make it a permanent storage press with a major upgrade.
The final day is the performance of "August 7, 1975: Korakuen Stadium". It is a historical audience recording that completely recorded the whole story. Recording has been known for a long time on this day, and we have introduced many titles since the days of the Masterport label. However, there was only one master who recorded this day consistently from beginning to end. This work is the ultimate version of the "only through recording". It is a top live album that has been directly digitized from the actual Omoto original cassette that the recorder himself had treasured, and the highest peak sound has been greatly updated.
In addition to its quality, Jeff's first solo visit to Japan is also famous for having a series of troubles due to poor physical condition. First, let's take a quick look back at the situation at that time from the outline.

《Arrival at Haneda after 15:00 on August 3rd》
・ August 3 "SAPPORO 1975"
・ August 5 "DEFINITIVE NAGOYA 1975 COMPLETE EDITION"
× August 6: Maruyama Park Amphitheater (Kyoto: Canceled)
・ August 7: Korakuen Stadium ← ★ This work ★
<< Departure to London on the night of August 7 >>
× August 9: Sugo Trailland (Sendai: Canceled)

[Completely consistent recording of only one]
This is the schedule at that time. He came to Japan as the main act of the "1st WORLD ROCK FESTIVAL EASTLAND" sponsored by the late Yuya Uchida, and initially all 5 performances were planned. However, he caught a cold at the New Orleans performance just before his arrival in Japan, and his medical treatment in Hawaii was not good, so two performances were cancelled. There are only 3 performances.

(45:41)
1. Intro.
2. Constipated Duck
3. She's A Woman
4. Freeway Jam
5. Definitely Maybe
6. Superstition
7. Keyboard Solo
8. Cause We've Ended As Lovers
9. You Know What I Mean
10. Diamond Dust

Jeff Beck - Guitar Wilber Bascomb - Bass Bernard Purdie - Drums
Max Middleton - Keyboards

It will be released with a sticker with numbering.

JEFF BECK NAVY