JEFF BECK's "Emotion and Commotion" to Release April 13

MUSIC NEWS

Grammy-winning guitarist and rock n roll legend Jeff Beck returns with an eclectic mix of tracks for his first studio album in over seven years.  And we find the guitar virtuoso accompanied by a handpicked cast of talented musicians, as well as pn several songs accompanied by a 64-piece orchestra. 

Beck's new Emotion And Commotion album, out via Atco Records (part of the Rhino Entertainment family) will be out April 13 everywhere.   For now, check out his version of "I Put A Spell On You", the first single featuring Grammy-winner Joss Stone at  iTunes.  Pre-order the full Emotion and Commotion album, here and watch for Jeff Beck on tour this spring / summer near you (tour itineray below).

Emotion and Commotion Track Listing-

1. Corpus Christi Carol
2. Hammerhead
3. Never Alone
4. Somewhere Over The Rainbow
5. I Put A Spell On You (featuring Joss Stone)
6. Serene
7. Lilac Wine (featuring Imelda May)
8. Nessun Dorma
9. There’s No Other Me (featuring Joss Stone)
10. Elegy For Dunkirk (featuring Olivia Safe)

JEFF BECK

Emotion & Commotion Tour (First Leg of USA Tour):

April

16 San Francisco - Nob Hill Masonic Centre
17 Los Angeles, CA - Nokia Theatre LA Live
18 Temecula, Mexico - Pechanga Resort & Casino
19 San Diego - 4th & B
24 Houston - Verizon Wireless Theatre
25 Dallas - Nokia Theatre at Grand Prairie
27 Tulsa, OK - Brady Theatre
28 Kansas City, KS - Starlight Theatre
29 St. Louis, MO - Fox Theatre

May

1 New Orleans - Jazz Festival (Gentilly Stage)

Emotion & Commotion Tour (Second Leg)

June

3 Boston, MA - Bank of America
4 Mashantucket, CT - Foxwoods Casino
5 Atlantic City - Borgata
7 Vienna - VA Wolftrap
11 Atlanta - Chastain Park
14 Montclair, NJ (NYC area) - Wellmont Theatre
15 Asbury Park, NJ - Paramount Theatre
17 Kingston, NY - UPAC Theatre
18 Rochester, NY - Rochester Festival
20 Detroit - The Fillmore
21 Indianapolis, IN - Murat Centre, Egyptian Room
23 Cincinnati, OH - PNC Pavilion

More dates TBA

 

Comments

[Dan Pound]

Saw the Jeff Beck concert at Tulsa's Brady theatre. Excellent show. What a master of his tone. Plays guitar like no one else. His use of his thumb instead of a pick while simultaneously working the wiggle bar and volume knob give him a style that Eic Clapton has said no one else can do, and after seeing him do it live, you can believe it. I was disappointed that Tal Wilkenfeld and Vinnie Colaiuta weren't with him, but Rhonda Smith and Narada Micheal Walden more than held their own. Jeff Beck had the audience spellbound on a number of songs and received several spontaneous standing ovations. What a mix of song styles as well. A concert I will never forget.