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JEFF BECK GETS MELLOW (WELL...SORT OF)

The conversation at the elegant French restaurant where we are dining is slowly but surely being drowned out by the increasing noise from the adjoining table.

August 1, 1976
Billy Altman

The conversation at the elegant French restaurant where we are dining is slowly but surely being drowned out by the increasing noise from the adjoining table. Seated nearby is a harangue of rather obnoxious conventioneers, ten middle-aged tubbos who seem to have been teleported here straight from a Wednesday night bowling league dinner dance somewhere in Iowa. Each is nattily attired in pastel-colored leisure suits, with floral print shirts that proclaim 'Hi, I'm a tourist' as the collars swell out over the jacket lapels. They keep looking around in anticipation , as if some black-laced chambermaid is about to spring out of a giant crepe at any moment.

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