Wired

I remember asking him about Jeff Beck and yeah, he was a big Beck fan.

Richie mentioned the Wired record, which was the album after...

Blow by blow.

But yeah, Richie loved Jeff.

And so he really put his touch on them, adding his keyboards and he did some more different things to them.

And so they said that he basically did almost every song he reworked for this album called Wired.

which I think as soon as any, a lot of people probably listening to the show, they immediately see Jeff Beck in blue, right? That cool glowing blue cover of Jeff Beck with the streaks of light behind him.

You know, and it's just like, to me, this is the pinnacle of Jeff Beck's career personally, of just a beautiful album.

It's the end of what they call the Fusion Trilogy, as I mentioned that earlier.

It's another Beck fusion.

And this album would have been number one if he released it a year after Wired or two.

So those of you that have left Jeff Beck after Wired, those of you that are real hardcore fans know this album.

And yeah, he was a big Beck fan.

Richie mentioned the Wired record, which was the album after Blow By Blow.

But yeah, Richie loved Jeff.

And there's a story in the book about At the same time that Jimmy Page was doing sessions, Richie Blackmore was a session guy.

And to me, it's those first couple of albums.

It's, I like Wired a lot.

You know, Brad, tell me about your history with Jeff Beck.

Is there a section or a part of his life or career that means the most to you, Brad Page? Yeah.

Well, the Blow by Blow record is my favorite back record.

It's, you know, that's very unoriginal answer, but it's one of the first ones I got.

I can't remember if I got Wired or Blow by Blow first, but I love that record.

But, you know, I also, I love the Loud Hailer record.