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Brandon Fields (tenor saxophone)
The album's only flaws are its skimpy 32-minute running length and the inexplicable omission of perhaps Wolf's greatest single
Photographer: Chris Marksbury
Philippe Saisse (keyboards)
a tiny bit of hard-won maturity in the lyrics
LOUD HAILER 03/06/2001 Brandon Fields (tenor saxophone)Arriving six years after Emotion & Commotion, a largely instrumental album that found Jeff Beck pushing at his prog boundaries, Loud Hailer is a very different beast than its predecessor. Revived by the presence of two female collaborators vocalist Rosie Bones and guitarist Carmen Vandenberg, both proving to be worthy sparring partners Beck returns to gnarled, loud guitar rock on Loud Hailer, not so much reveling in the psychedelic skronk of the
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