Especially since the two had been working closely together on a new box set project featuring archival live recordings from their short-lived early ‘70s Classic Rock trio Beck, Bogert and Appice.

Bogert and Appice headed back to the States. Bogert would work with a variety of musicians and Appice would team up with yet another Brit— Rod Stewart. There was even a brief reunion of both Vanilla ...

This limited edition replica of the late Jeff Beck's most-famous Les Paul arrives on the great man's birthday, and is strapped with Gibson USA Custombucker pickups ...

In fact, Beck allegedly cancelled shows by Beck, Bogert & Appice so he could attend the Mahavishnu Orchestra’s concerts in New York’s Central Park in August 1973.

In late 1969, Carmine Appice and Tim Bogert – drummer and bassist with US psych-metal pioneers Vanilla Fudge – began talking to Rod Stewart and Jeff Beck about starting a new band together ...

While Beck, Bogert & Appice joined forces a few years later, at the time the Americans were determined not to derail. After an unsuccessful dalliance with singer Robert Riskin Jr. they recruited ...

It saw extensive action throughout the 1970s, most notably in the power trio Beck, Bogert & Appice, and during his performance alongside David Bowie and Mick Ronson at London’s Hammersmith Odeon ...

The guitar was seen on the cover of his 1975 solo album Blow By Blow, was used in the supergroup Beck, Bogert And Appice, and at the 1973 appearance with Bowie.

Beck later recorded a heavy rock version of Superstition for the first Beck, Bogert & Appice album, but its impact was ultimately thwarted by the dynamic brilliance of Wonder’s single.