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Jeff Beck‘s ‘Wired’ is his third solo (and strictly instrumental) album released in May 1976 by Epic.

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1 . Led Boots (Crossroads Guitar Festival, 2007)

2 . Led Boots (Ronnie Scott’s)

3 . Led Boots (Hammerhead)

4 . Goodbye Pork Pie Hat / Brush With The Blues

5 . Pork Pie (Ronnie Scotts)

6 . Goodbye Pork Pie Hat (2002, Royal Festival Hall)

7 . Blue Wind

8 . Blue Wind

Jeff Beck – Wired

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Track Listing : 1.Led Boots (Max Middleton) – 04:03 . 2.Come Dancing (Narada Michael Walden) – 05:55 . 3.Goodbye Pork Pie Hat (Charles Mingus) – 05:31 . 4.Head For Backstage Pass (Wilbur Bascomb, Andy Clark) – 02:43 . 5.Blue Wind (Jan Hammer) – 05:54 . 6.Sophie (Narada Michael Walden) – 06:31 . 7.Play With Me (Narada Michael Walden) – 04:10 . 8.Love Is Green (Narada Michael Walden) – 02:30

Musicians : Jeff Beck — Guitars . Max Middleton — Clavinet, Fender Rhodes . Jan Hammer — Synthesizer, Drums On (5) . Wilbur Bascomb — Bass . Narada Michael Walden — Drums On (1 – 2 – 6 – 7), Piano On (8) . Richard Bailey — Drums On (3 – 4) . Ed Greene — Drums On (2)

Production : Produced By George Martin, Chris Bond, Jan Hammer Pete Henderson — Engineer . Dennis Mckay — Engineer . John Mills — Engineer . John Arias — Engineer . Geoff Emerick — Mixing

Package : John Berg – Cover Design . Robert Biro – Cover Design . Lock Huey – Cover Photo

Recorded 1975 – 1976.

Released In May 1976 By Epic.

(Source Jeff Beck‘s ‘Wired’ | JeffBeckOfficial.com)

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Wilson & Alroy’s Record Reviews
However, Beck‘s utter lack of interest in singing and songwriting hadn’t started to mess him up at this point; classy production and instrumental virtuosity carry the record all the way through. […]

Sputnikmusic.com
Wired is a good album, although some might turn a blind eye to it because A) it has the word ‘jazz’ in the genre title and B) it’s all instrumental, if you couldn’t tell. This may turn off some non-avid music fans from it. […]

Rolling Stone
Jazz-rock fusion music has had no greater exponent than Jeff Beck, whose latest album, Wired, demonstrates how vital this genre can be. Even more important, Wired presents Beck in a context that finally satisfies both his uncompromising musical standards and commercial necessity. […]

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