This 1995 recording captures Beck performing a cover of the classic blues standard "Devil Got My Woman" during a live appearance on KCRW. The track highlights the artist's early exploration of blues and soul influences, which would later permeate his more eclectic studio albums. Recorded before the massive commercial success of Odelay, this performance showcases a rawer side of his musical identity, blending traditional songwriting with his signature alternative sensibilities. The song serves as a testament to Beck's deep respect for the blues tradition and his ability to reinterpret established material through a modern lens. It remains a notable example of his live work from the mid-nineties, offering listeners a glimpse into the evolving sound that defined his career during this pivotal era.