With his three-piece band, Beck laid down a version of Stevie Wonder’s “Cause We’ve Ended as Lovers” that left him indifferent. Tone Tip: Although the Pro Junior isn’t the equivalent of an Ampeg VT-40, if it’s good enough for Beck, it’s good enough for us.

I did, because of the revitalizing of things, like punk rock, which I loved and thought was a smack in the eye for the world. Reflecting in a 2018 Classic Rock Magazine interview, Beck noted of the track’s particular alchemy: “I couldn’t believe it when we went back and listened to it in the control room. In the words of Duncan himself: “I worked on each detail of the guitar, so that it would be something unique and worthy of Jeff’s talent.That said, taken as a whole, I did quite enjoy the set although having said thay, I don't see me Mahavishnuing my way around the genre too much from here. However, at around 38 seconds in, the track takes a stylistic shift, the rhythm section joins in, and the track launches into a driving cyclical riff with a rolling 12/8 feel.

Blow by Blow is Jeff Beck's 1975 solo album and considered one of his best releases among fans and colleagues. It was a challenge and a half to try and get all those Indian scales and stuff, but once I got the melody it was plain sailing,” he said.The slightly fizzy decay of the power chords points to the Overdriver’s use instead of the smoother sound of natural amp overdrive.