Folks Of Interest RIP Jeff Beck

Sad to hear of Jeff Beck's passing due to bacterial meningitis. A true hot rodder and music legend

 

Dang!

 

Sad news. He was a great gitar player and a great Hot rodder

 

Dang, seems like every day lately........

 

Sad News
Prayers to Family from Aussies

 

Such a big loss.RIP

 

Godspeed Jeff.

 

Was only talking about him a couple of weeks ago with someone that has known him for years through hot rods rather than music, and Jeff had messaged him about something to do with one of his '32's.
Bacterial meningitis is what killed my grandfather as well...

 

Such a giant loss to the Classic Rock & Car Collecting Families!

We lose many of the greatest daily, so very sad!

R.I.P. Jeff Beck!

God Bless
Bill
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Terrible news, thoughts and prayers to his family.
Live every day!!

 

He will be remembered as being one of the most innovative guitarists of all time.......and an avid hot rodder. Rock on, Jeff!

 

I'm lost for words right now. Rip my hero.

Chris

 

No-one, no-one could play like Jeff Beck. And he was a genuine hot rod guy. I saw him play in 1977 and he was wearing a Pete&Jakes t-shirt. I was probably the only person in the audience who got that.
RIP Jeff.

 

Legendary guitarist and great ambassador for hot rodding. Rest easy.

 

!!!!!!!!!

 

Bummer, one of my favorite.

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Sorry to hear. He was a cool guy.

 

This is a great loss and very sad day for anyone who enjoys music and hot rods. Condolences to his family and friends. R.I.P. Jeff.

 

Irreplaceable . . .

 

As a hot rodder and guitar player, this one hurts a lot....RIP Jeff

 

yeah defiantly a life long hero of mine as a musician and hot rodder that built his own stuff ,, one of my favorite albums of all time "jeff beck with the jan hammer group live" give it a listen
fabricator john
miss you dad

 

His right hand technique, nobody plays like that, he developed that himself and as a guitar player it blows my mind. He was always pushing the boundaries, as a youth he was maybe the first to take the distortion from pushing his amps too hard, and intentionally cause it and use it musically. Truly one of the very best.

 

This is the album that I really learned about him from. I knew he was part of the Yardbird, but I was too young and really didn't grasp the significance. But this album changed everything for me. And it introduced a couple of new guys to the scene, a singer named Rod Stewart, and his bass player (Ronnie Woods) ended up playing guitar for the Faces and later a little band called the Rolling Stones.

 

I can't speak or type right now, tears for Jeff and family!

 

A classic. If you claim to be a rock n' roller, this should be in your music collection.

 

Agreed. I think I still have the vinyl. Probably in pretty bad shape though, the old record players were hard on records.

 

Jeff Beck and some other guys at the Peterson Museum's 32 Ford 75th anniversary party