Beck then started collaborating with bassist Tim Bogert and drummer Carmine Appice, who became available following the demise of Cactus but continued touring as the Jeff Beck Group in August 1972, to fulfill contractual obligations with his promoter, with a line-up including Bogert, Appice, Max Middleton and vocalist Kim Milford. After six appearances, Milford was replaced by Bobby Tench, who was flown in from the United Kingdom for the Arie Crown Theatre Chicago performance and the rest of the tour, which concluded at the Paramount North West Theatre, Seattle. After the tour, Tench and Middleton left the band and the power trio Beck, Bogert & Appice emerged. Appice took on the role of vocalist with Bogert and Beck contributing occasionally.
Beck then started collaborating with bassist Tim Bogert and drummer Carmine Appice who became available following the demise of Cactus but continued touring as the Jeff Beck Group in August 1972 to fulfill contractual obligations with his promoter with a line-up including Bogert Appice Max Middleton and vocalist Kim Milford After six appearances Milford was replaced by Bobby Tench who was flown in from the United Kingdom for the Arie Crown Theatre Chicago performance and the rest of the tour which concluded at the Paramount North West Theatre Seattle After the tour Tench and Middleton left the band and the power trio Beck Bogert & Appice emerged Appice took on the role of vocalist with Bogert and Beck contributing occasionally