Cover art is a little cryptic for more than a few albums by the late Jeff Beck. But, in contrast to 2003’s Jeff, for instance, the covers of Who Else! (released 3/16/99), vividly depict
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Suppose you’re heading to a casino and can sense the buzz in the air. Everything that draws you in—the lighting, the music, and the feeling of excitement—is part of the
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