Guitar legend Jeff Beck Creepy Last Words Before He Died

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[@nednobody3253]

I'm 71 and been hearing this man since the Yardbirds, Truely a Master of his Craft. Leaves a Big Hole With His Passing.

[@christopherdavisfrancis3438]

Same here! I am 71 also and saw Jeff with the Yardbirds and with Rod Stewart. What a loss. RIP Jeff

[@christinelloyd8775]

I am 71 too and have been listening to Jeff Beck since his Yard bird days. So very heartbreaking to lose such a mighty talent, (possibly the greatest guitarist in the world ) and all round nice guy. Jeff will always be remembered.

[@PhoebeMc]

@Christopher Davis Francis I couldn't believe some moron told a commenter to, " Just relax. His music had been recorded!" What in the actual he!! does that have to do with his passing? Pretty sure his recordings won't keep his wife warm at night or comfort his friends. Hard for me to understand the callous disregard for people's feelings some have but... welcome to YT & the guff of keyboard warriors. They're so big & bad ! Yuck!! 🤢🤮

[@hanselcelmare9233]

Im born in 71

[@anthonymichaelhalloates2902]

Same here brother, and it seems like yesterday that I was hearing For Your Love on my little AM radio. Thank you KRLA for that. Like so many, I followed his playing. Which evolved like no other. Yes, a big sorrow hole! A hole in my heart full of soul.

[@michaelchadwick3962]

At 80 years old,i followed this master guitarist since the 60s! RIP 🙏

[@hipeople5786]

@@zootrollo9145 Don't force your religion upon people, its not nice

[@Sapphirevirgo33]

Alright ; keep on rocking grampa💙💙💙💙💙💙

[@thatduck6753]

@Zoot Rollo really dude?

[@karenlantang1356]

One of the greatest guitarists of all time R.I.P Jeff Beck 🕊

[@jelenajelenic9069]

Yes he played with all best bands in the world.Sandra ,just be like a steel

[@gardensofthegods]

NO ... Jeff Beck IS the GREATEST of ALL TIME .

[@Godloveszaza]

@@gardensofthegods as long as theres a jimi hendrixx and Jimmy page he cant be.

[@parallaxcontinuum7898]

@somewhereonlsd " The Strat, has a spring loaded bridge ?? There goes Hendrix's little secret.Jeff was the GOAT.

[@drifterman319]

Alice Cooper called him the greatest.

[@txastube]

His last words...”Life is for the living, Death is for the dead. Let life be like the music & death be like the note unsaid ...” Love & Light Jeff, even in the darkness ❤🌠🎸🎶💗🕯🛤💝🕊💕🎆

[@sherri5470]

Beautiful ❤

[@antonballard2212]

Absolutely beautiful- ty for sharing that .

[@finitewizdumb7115]

Nothing creepy about that, just an artist speaking abstract truth🤘

[@antonballard2212]

@@finitewizdumb7115 spot on sir!!! Ty

[@jrfranz13]

“Life is for the living. Death is for the dead. Let life be like music. And death a note unsaid.” ― Langston Hughes, The Collected Poems

[@cliftontorrence839]

That is NOT creepy. That is a poem straight from the soul of a Poet, a Master Artist and a life well lived.

[@enigma170959]

Yes I thought the same Clifton

[@keykrazy]

Oh, cool! Did some googling and found it to be a Langston Hughes piece. Here's another of his that they taught us way back in grade school: “Harlem What happens to a dream deferred? Does it dry up like a raisin in the sun? Or fester like a sore-- And then run? Does it stink like rotten meat? Or crust and sugar over-- like a syrupy sweet? Maybe it just sags like a heavy load. Or does it.. explode?"

[@theodorebenoit695]

Just watched another clip stating that these were David Crosby's last words!!!

[@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017]

I doubt they were his last words either. This is just clickbait.

[@johnthornton8591]

Definitely not creepy. Typical American "guilding the lily" spin.

[@nancybates6585]

Sad to think the next generation won't even begin to understand who this unique artist is. His legend will live on but we who have been privileged to experience his guitar live are the lucky ones. This man could do what no other could do. RIP, sir, and thank you for your generosity of your gifts! Fly high and rock on! 🎸🤘🏻🎸

[@smartazz512]

Agree. I saw him in Oct. Blew me away what he could do on that guitar. His music is beautiful but in person, live.....next level. He made that guitar say words that could only be felt.

[@gardensofthegods]

@@smartazz512 yes I met him years ago ; hung out with him and one of his friends in March around 1997 at the Tower Theater Upper Darby , PA . I believe he was truly the MOST MAGICAL , CHARMING , DELIGHTFUL PERSON I'd ever met ... like a big elf , imp or Super Human ... super cool and warm ... ... made you feel like you'd always known him since your earliest days of childhood . Always believed I'd run into him again ; so DEVASTATED when I got the news early yesterday morning ... truly a LIGHTNING BOLT STRIKE ... I actually BOLTED UP out of my chair .

[@intheclosetwithamigoodheart]

Yes. Seeing him live just a few short months ago front row in Las Vegas was truly magical!

[@paulorosario7378]

Who cares we did!

[@teresajohnson142]

@ Nancy Bates precisely why those of us who got to see these stars rise owe it to younger people to expose them to as much music in all genres and time periods as possible. It's also vital that schools embrace music classes and maybe back off from sports....I am so blessed to have been the daughter of a woman with extraordinary taste in music. She exposed me to everything from classical to punk. I'm almost 65 now and momma passed on in 1995 and every time I listen to something tasty and esoteric I smile & think .....thanks mom.💖

[@fluxerflixer1]

This man was beyond original. He reinvented the guitar year by year, until the day we lost him. His playing is unmatched and always will be. He will be sorely missed. A humble classy man without ego. R.I.P.

[@kathleentaylor8783]

😢

[@charlessutton9103]

Jen Batten, fmr. Valley Arts instructor, once stated that her ultimate dream was to make enough money to buy one of the cars that Jeff Beck builds.

[@keithfarrington8179]

Jeff Beck, one of the best guitarists ever. my opinion, I don't think I'm alone with that

[@lauraswaffard9097]

Satan had a deal with it 🙂

[@Itsme-ni9jk]

@@lauraswaffard9097 Crossroads from england..

[@lizziesangi1602]

Hell no! 1972, my first album of BECK was bought.

[@lizziesangi1602]

@@lauraswaffard9097 Get real

[@rrf6747]

Beck and clapton are boring as hell as guitarists I have never understood how either one of them ever reached this legendary status. EVH and stevie ray Vaughn play circles around both of them. Steve via, jimmy page richie blackmore blow beck away. Robin trower

[@iamanovercomer3253]

Jeff Beck can make a strat 🎸 sing 🎶🎵 like no other players.. And he is in a league of his own, the best 🎸❗️

[@davidwolfe9391]

I'm fortunate to have attended several of his shows. His contribution to music is beyond words. What a gift.

[@mattiassvanberg8292]

He was gay though

[@jtaco4101]

Really? Idk man. He was really incredibly overrated. I listened to blow by blow again to try and get it after his death. Still dont.

[@Jonwsm]

@@mattiassvanberg8292 Not that it matters, but he wasn't.

[@Jonwsm]

@@jtaco4101 Clueless.

[@arthurwilliams7958]

💔❤👍🌷🌷🌷.

[@mothership1849]

Saw Johnny and Jeff in concert. I went for Johnny and left amazed by Jeff Beck. He was fantastic. Johnny is not a lead guitarist. And for naysayers, Johnny was great too.

[@jirusjirus9322]

When they came out with the cover of "Isolation" during the pandemic, i was blown away. Excellent stuff. Jeff will always inspire my fingers to fumble in a most creative way...🎶🪘🎸🪶

[@adamwasmyname]

I'm glad I got to see him perform live. Dude was always so laid back and cool. RIP Jeff Beck!

[@arthurwilliams7958]

👍.WE ALL WILL NEVER FORGET ONE OF ROCK AND ROLL, GREATEST 🎸🎹🎷💔❤❤.

[@theknowledgeabletravellers6015]

I was born in 71. I heard about Jeff in the 90's. Now I am 51 and Jeff is still the same looks wise. He is a legend. He is beyond techniques. He is an unique master piece and there is no second Jeff. World will miss him.

[@patriciacamarillo7508]

Thank you God that you made Jeff Beck and that his music enhanced our life we so enjoyed. If there's a rock n roll heaven...

[@bcmindhub]

His first Gig with Johnny Depp was 29th May 2022 at Sheffield City Hall, He walked out on stage unannounced and just joined in, he sang his single Isolation a cover of John Lennon. Jeff Beck was awesome that night and I'm so grateful that we were able to see him as the gig had been postponed from 2020 RIP Jeff you were the reluctant hero

[@jontypiper9881]

What I've always admired about Jeff is he never rested on his laurels, he continued to grow and experiment unlike his peers of the same era. Saw him in Manchester around 2005, amazing.

[@susankirkland3852]

RIP Jeff Beck. Thank you for your music and being who you were. 🎶❤️🙏

[@precbsfender]

Once I heard the album (TRUTH), I was hooked.JB is one of a kind, he had a style and tone like NO OTHER..

[@hollymartins6913]

The first time I became aware of the genius of Jeff Beck was "Cause We've Ended As Lovers" as a teenager in the 80's. As a guitar student of two years at the time, I had heard some of his work with the Yardbirds, but this stopped me in my tracks. The emotional depth and the stunning articulation of the vibrato grabbed me. I wanted to hear more! He was a musician's musician, like Roy Buchanan and Lonnie Mack. I miss him already, but I'm grateful for all of the years of inspiration and music.

[@technicalitems731]

RIP Jeff Beck and the ones previous to him such as Eddie Van Halen and Neil Peart! All are legends and the loss is immense. I listened to Jeff Beck Guitar Shop over and over and over and over as a kid

[@arthurwilliams7958]

👍=🌷,🎸🎸🎸.

[@scrimmerman]

The GOAT! Can't believe he's gone! Definitely will never be another Jeff Beck, for sure. So glad I got to see him when I did, fortunately 4 times. The last being in 2015. Got the wife and I 5th row center seats in Alpharetta, Ga. Amazing! Yes, the man really did get better and better and more and more innovative over the years, unlike his peers. RIP Mr. Beck!

[@toms4442]

Beautifully said.

[@LeftyFenderman]

Was that the show with buddy guy

[@arthurwilliams7958]

NOW HE'S WITH THE SHEEP ❤❤❤.💔💔💔, WHAT A BLOW, TO ROCK AND ROLL, R.I.P.,🌷.

[@BuckBarker]

I saw him in the seventy’s at the Knoxville Civic Coliseum. It was the Beck Bogart and Appice tour. Our seats were folding chairs on the floor level. Everyone on the floor stood on the folding chairs and the other two levels stood up as well for the entire concert. The music was beyond incredible. Beck would look over at Bogart while playing the most amazing riff and smile. It was as though he was saying , “ These hillbillies have no idea what they’re hearing !” Bogart would jump vertically in the air while answering with the bass. It was beyond my attempt to describe. I shall never forget it. May is soul have repass .

[@fredstriker2042]

Seen many shows there, and worked a few as well. Must have been a great show! Great story brother

[@clicheguevara5282]

My friend is a DJ at the classic rock station here on the Big Island of Hawaii. He was crying on the air while reading the news yesterday.

[@christinelloyd8775]

I am heartbroken at the loss of the great Jeff Beck. He was an astounding talent on the guitar and all round nice guy. I feel deeply sorry for his friends and family. What a huge loss to the music world. Johnny, our thoughts are with you too.

[@CarolFeasterbock]

Still touring at 77! I had no idea he was that old. RIP Jeff🎸🎸🎸

[@patriciagloyd8555]

I knew that Mr. Depp would lose a loved one this year. Didn't know who and it seemed so fast to me. Last year was only 2 weeks ago. There are forces that hate Johnny supporters. Johnny has a new earthly family. I felt that and then I read that the Becks took him in.

[@FreddieHg37]

Can you believe Beck, Clapton and Page were in The Yardbirds and we lived at the same time as them?.. Unbelievable, Jeff Beck was one of the best guitars to ever exist and all I have left is to be thankful that we lived alongside these giants and we have the legacy of these amazing artists as our treasure trove and inheritance of genius and creativity for posterity. We are truly if not in one of the best, in the best timeline for musical wealth and beauty and we should keep their flame alive by playing their art and reviving their music through each and every single replay. RIP genius.

[@robertbrown8576]

Sadly, today's music is nothing but commercial, electronically-altered sludge!

[@charlessutton9103]

At one point, Beck and Page shared lead guitar duties, playing well-conceived phrases in unison or in harmony.

[@curtismoff]

they all lived relatively close to each other as well. Jeff was the better player of the three yet not as known or as well paid as the others

[@ellenmrangel]

I heard about Jeff Beck passed away 😢 this morning 🌄 on Instagram and shared with someone close 😪🥺 I can hardly believe it. God be with you 🙏 🙌 ❤ Jeff. Your music 🎶 🎵 will never be forgotten and forever heard around the world 🌎 ❤

[@theresamcknight1251]

Jeff Beck was one of the best guitarists. I saw him perform in the mud and late seventies I was also familiar with his Jeff Beck Group albums and the jazz influenced music. Naturally who could forget the Yardbirds and Rod Stewart. He will be missed Thank You Mr. Beck for your wonderful talent. Also the young female bassist in 2008???

[@keithfarrington8179]

I think what you described is, in a word "legacy"👍✌

[@toring61_52]

What an insult putting john depp on stage with master class guitarist. Jondepp is a wanna be and gets involved, his head in the clouds with his whacked career of arrogance.

[@penelope-oe2vr]

I was fortunate enough to see him live a few times. He was absolutely 💯 Legendary. He was a true artist. We definitely lost someone who cannot be matched. RIP

[@Mark-qr2up]

You and I get it!! No one like Jeff... You free tonight?...we can watch the full Ronny Scotts video together...lol

[@71771PAULTHEWALLOFSOUND]

Jeff Beck is a true legend in the guitar world. R.I.P Jeff Beck.

[@specialhandscreations2688]

Truly a master of his craft. Your passing is like a family member has been lost. I was only 17 when i first saw him live in the 70s. R.I.Paradise Mr Beck thank you for sharing your music with us all.

[@Bebe-sq2rp]

Jeff Beck was one of the greatest guitar players ever, I saw him in concert in Vancouver years ago with Eric Clapton, and Santana, he was amazing, the music world lost a icon, he will never be forgotten, sadly missed, RIP Jeff, love you.

[@dougpotosky4102]

I was very lucky that i was at a concert in New Haven. Jeff with Rod Stewart playing the classic album TRUTH. Amazing concert! Jeff's guitar playing was so full of textures and different sounds. That to me is what makes a great musician how well they can make every note full of life! Millions try to play music. But very few like Jeff can do it! Thanks! Jeff

[@marthaworc7873]

Jeff Beck was not only an amazing guitarist, he was an amazing session guitarist. Being a session guitarist means anyone can throw any tune at you can not only get it, but make it better. Beck made a great living as a session guitarist. He didn't have to put up with the drama of a band, or the fame that would have come with him if he had been in the same band for years. He only played with people he *wanted* to play with. I say if you are going to compare Jeff Beck to other guitarists, they should be session guitarists, because he had that extra skill.

[@dabsafe]

I loved Buddy Rich’s final words as he was being wheeled into the OR, he was asked if there was anything he couldn’t take. He answered “Yeah. “Country music”

[@taildragger53]

Totally, totally unpredictable and dangerously brave guitarist. He went into uncharted territory and avoided many of the blues cliches but KEPT the best ones and used them tastefully. I grew up around the same area as Jeff in the outskirts of South London and spoke to him casually during the 1960s. Such a sweet, approachable and self effecting guy. Hilariously, was just reading that Ted Nugent compares himself to Jeff(???) Err?

[@StopMAGA]

If those were actually Jeff's last words they were simply beautiful... nothing creepy about it.

[@stgenterprisesinc.7143]

If they were his last words, he stole them verbatim from Langston Hughes.

[@StopMAGA]

@Stg Enterprises, Inc. You are absolutely correct! Here I thought you could trust everything you see on the internet!

[@deenaharker7190]

Words can't describe when one so influential to music passes.the world has lost one of the greatest guitarists of our times.Rock On Sir Beck

[@carverbob54]

One can't overstate his influence. I was lucky to see him three times. The last time was Dec 13 2022 in Toronto. Jeff Beck was a 'One Of' always pushing the envelope.

[@standingbeark2290]

Been listening to this icon since the 60s. He is truly a piece of the puzzle that's now missing. Thanks for making life better..

[@iCarilloninChrist]

@standingbeark2290 ... *_What a worthy, profound insight and outstanding tribute you have created !! God bless Jeff Beck and God bless you !!_*

[@jameshurtado5389]

What a magnificent player, truly one of a kind

[@gabrielcesarjuarez4413]

R.I.P. Maestro Jeff Beck. Thank You for the Music Legacy you left upon thousands of Guitarists around the World. You nailed the most contemporary Genres such Blues, Rock, Jazz, Prog, Fusion and even more. Your fluid Fingerpicking will be missed so bad, but never forgotten. 🙏

[@rayfrazier8657]

Jeff Beck seemed to just get better & never stopped improving. Jeff Beck played with the band & not just for himself which helped make all his bands sound so great. Out of the 3 YB guitarist his music & albums were always a great surprise to listen too & never seem to grow old,always sounding fresh. I always looked & waited for Beck's new album to come out because I knew it would be something new & exciting. Beck seem to be a very kind man & I never heard him say a bad word about anyone.

[@josephallen2777]

RIP Jeff. Thank you for the Entertainment and the memories. God speed Dude.

[@davidhoward8951]

Let me be clear Jeff Beck gave Johnny Depp the opportunity to play on stage with him that is a blessing to anybody that held a guitar as we all know Johnny Depp is a good actor but not that great on guitar but he did get to play with a legend we have to give him that Jeff Beck is one of the best guitar players that ever was and ever will be he played with the greatest Jimi Hendrix Clapton Jimmy Page

[@tomestubbs]

It sounds like he had a prety good philosophy regarding life and death. He leaves us with a powerful and inventive creative legacy of music, he made his guitar speak with the inflections and expressions of a human voice.

[@terriejohnston8801]

LOVED BY MILLIONS.... MISSED BY MILLIONS. His music is TIMELESS

[@daviddorger6916]

When I listen to the Red Hot Chili Pepper, I can immediately hear Jeff Becks influence on John Frusciante. There are a lot of other great guitarists that were heavily influenced by him. He seemed like a normal, down to earth decent guy too. RIP

[@joeanderson8839]

I have listed to Jeff Beck for fifty years. He was a wonderful voice in the landscape of my musical experiences.

[@jerryhatrick5860]

The greatst most original guitariat that ever lived. The man was a gwnius like no other. He can play like any musician he ever wanted to. But non can or wver will play like him. That is fact.

[@martynspooner5822]

He was always good but just kept getting better and better, most definitely the guitar players guitar player. Jeff has moved on but his legacy remains.

[@billburnett1531]

The “Life is For the Living” quote is by Langston Hughes. It is another tribute to the depth and breadth of Beck’s soul that he knew this quote and referenced it in his final hours. “Life is for the living, death is for the dead Let life be like music and death the note unsaid.”

[@patriciacamarillo7508]

Yes, I remember, What happens to a raisen in the sun By Mr Langston Hughes the poem is in the book of the play

[@susanberdan1626]

Oh there will never be another Jeff Beck, everyone has their memories of JB, wife , friends , music lovers of all kind and good person

[@jamiesmith6838]

Jeff Beck. Two Time Hall Hall of Famer!! Jeff will always be an iconic guitarist, producer, arranger, performer, & humanitarian. Jeff single handedly changed the guitar contribution. Strong words. (Everyone knows Jimi's short but profound contribution is what it is) My first Jeff Beck experience was with his "Wired" recording. I purchased that recording 3X! LP, CD & Remastered CD on Epic. I simply was amazed by All the sound tracks being great in their own right. Ofcourse, I had to purchase and wear out the grooves of "Blow By Blow" as well. There are so many Great recordings by Jeff. He was ahead of his time as a guitarist. Ahead of Great Carlos Santana. Ahead of Great John McLaughlin. Ahead of Great Al Di Meola. Four of my top five. Jeff Beck has transcended and left us all so much material to binge on and appreciate and enjoy. I've been binging on Jeff Beck since our tremendous lost. Thank you Jeff. Thanks for the great contributions to my Soundtrack of Life. R.I.P brother. Job well done.🙏

[@jkisling2110]

Haven’t had this feeling since Zappa passed. At least JB was pushing 80. Still too young.

[@markwoodard286]

Jeff Beck was one of the greatest. His last album was with Ozzie. Coming together and producing another album that’ll make top charts for the next 50 years. Long live Jeff Beck. RIP.

[@Mark-qr2up]

I have to hear the collaboration. I definitely thought I heard Ozzie say something to the effect of...I don't think he'd give me the time of day...

[@suzanne1392]

You sure about that? He and Johnny Depp collaborated & released "18" just last year.....

[@paulszonak1664]

Those last words aren't creepy. They are prolific. RIP Jeff. Real.enjoyed your music and good vibes

[@FabzRoma-is3sq]

If only journalists and the general human population refrains from using that ridiculously inane, detestable feminist adjective, our conversations would be fabulously stimulating like Jeff Beck's electric guitar music/

[@Bobe_Kzbo]

I'm in sorrow. Favourite guitar player and best human being. Rest in Peace. Hope you find much love there where you go. I'm sure you will, because Love always go on. 🤍🤍🤍

[@christierobinson9322]

Truly an AMAZING guitarist/musician!! Jeff you are soooo missed!! Prayers for his Family & Friends!!❤️🎸🎶⭐️🙏😇

[@kittybridgeman3524]

He was unmatched a true ear for guitar he was born to play He influence was universal He really blew my mind Yardbirds yes but Jeff Beck Group was the tightest Everything he did was so crazy good ...all the way through his amazing careers I think he's the best guitarist the finest most naturally talented musician of my lifetime. Missed.

[@profiskipinternational4402]

Tks to the editor for this tribute. The facts speak for themselves... what to say ? It seems already said in the comments. For us music lovers it's a big loss as Jeff still surprised on stage till nowadays. Guitar god, guitar hero ... I am not fan of such huge labeling. In my understanding he was truly a music's musician. A servant of his art in best. I appreciated his live performances and improvisations, it seems it just flows out of him so easily without the need to think about the next notes. His natural expression impressed me most and it was a joy to see the strat as a natural extension of his body. My condolences go to his family and close friends. R.I.P.

[@ZoeMarlowe1]

Jeff Beck inspired me very much when I was playing in an original prog band. I'm so sad he left the Earth already...

[@rtalbot87]

So how do you know what his last words were ? RIP, the most respected person and musician. I, as one of millions, will miss him, and his playing, dearly.

[@JamesHough-o9z]

I'm truly heart broken over the passing of a great artist in my opinion the greatest guitar player that ever lived from the days with Rod Stewart and especially the Bobby Tench years with rough-and-ready group that really change my life as a drummer Cozy Powell was a big influence in my playing along with the great narada Michael Walden put the drummer that really blew my mind as the most beautiful playing I have ever heard is the 18 year old Richard Bailey on the blow-by-blow album Jeff always attracted the best musicians and he was constantly changing his style pushing the limits that made him the greatest of them all I still tear up thinking about his passing he truly brought us all joy in his music I truly love the man

[@lydiapawlak8564]

He lived a long great life! R.I.P. Jeff!

[@rhymeister]

Diamond Dust is a masterpiece. And the whole "Blow By Blow" album is very solid. "Wired" is an excellent album also.

[@BuddhaDog93]

Emotion & Commotion is also a masterpiece but lacks the acclaim that Wired or BbB garnered. One of the things that struck me the most about Jeff was the lack of Drama surrounding him that so many "rockstars" seem to love. Esp considering the names he's worked along side... such as Jimmy Page. The world lost great man.

[@rhymeister]

@@BuddhaDog93 Yeah, Page is an absolute weirdo IMO who worships the Dark One. From what I gather Beck grew up in a somewhat religious household so he probably wasn't about how many drugs can one take and how many girls can I sleep with.

[@FabzRoma-is3sq]

@@rhymeister We are created to live in the world and to be faithful to our individual vocation/ Jeff Beck is the consummate professional Artist/ God decides when the movie ends/ The soul is immortal/ Love never dies/

[@leaburns9599]

Jeff Beck will be so greatly missed throughout our musical 🎼 🌎 world * He is a true musical 🎼 🎶 😍 ❤ icon & genius of our time!

[@ginch56]

I can't believe the Jeff Beck with Johnny Depp on anyting it blows my mind

[@jamescarvey2133]

A sad day ...Death is for the dead. Let life be like the music & death be like the note unsaid. His music has left a legacy of unsaid words for guitarists who revere him to pay ( And Play) homage to the guitar colossus ...RIP sir you live on for your outstanding contribution to music😢😢😢🙏🙏🙏

[@Hvamp]

So glad I got to see him live. I’m going to miss him so much 😢he was a legend!

[@StingrayMk1]

Beck's playing was amazing on Amused To Death. Roger Waters always seems to get the best from his guitarists! Love everything Beck did. RIP

[@guitarmandan9230]

Yes great playing and what an album.

[@yngve6640]

Yes. My favorit Jeff Beck played in album must be Amused To Death, since i am an old Pink Floyd, Gilmour and Waters Fan.

[@volpeverde6441]

what God wants....God gets.... God help us all....

[@shadowum03]

@@volpeverde6441 great great song by Roger Waters

[@patrickbarrett5650]

I saw the Jeff Beck Group in Nottingham. No stage, no barriers and no bouncers. Jeff played and everyone stood entranced, Rod Stewart sang, everyone went outside until they heard the guitar again.

[@karenlouisewagner4427]

His last words were stunningly beautiful, like him

[@stgenterprisesinc.7143]

Except they weren't his words at all.

[@chrismcdowell7138]

Very nice remembrance of Jeff Beck. However, the thumbnail wasn’t necessary? If Mr. Beck’s last words were indeed these words, they are very profound words - far, far, far from being creepy. What was creepy, was the thumbnail, which wasn’t needed for this very warm posting.

[@margaretmorales4640]

Rip Jeff beck condolences to his family and friends

[@57stratkat]

Beck enjoyed reading poetry and was fond of African American poet Langston Hughes. His last words were a Langston Hughes quote.

[@terryblevins2516]

Thank you Jeff you were truly one of a kind and will be missed greatly,and no that was not creepy it was beautiful!!!! R.I.P

[@teddinardo8944]

he will truly be missed, he was my favorite guitarist, our deepest condolences to all who loved him, the world has lost a true genius

[@featherknife8611]

I saw Beck for the first time in Dallas Texas, at a little club called LuAnn's, in.....must have been '68. Rod Stewart, then unknown, was the lead singer. They KILLED IT. He's been my favorite guitarist ever since. Sort of a beyond-belief-mythological-figure kind of thing. I really haven't totally come to grips with his passing. Really a blow to the matrix that my world hangs on. Godspeed Mister Beck. Thank you for the brilliant music.

[@jirusjirus9322]

Lucky dog seeing him so early on, what a potential life enhancement...🎶⏳

[@tiedyehobo]

I saw him play at universal amphitheater in 2002. And when he played the Beatles song. A day in life. I cried , because it was so moving. He loved the Beatles.

[@bernhardnizynski4403]

Beck is probably the best electric guitarist to date - can can play just about any style beautifully. I don't understand when critics question whether he is as good as Clapton - Beck is far more versatile, and he's a fantastic Blues player!

[@edljnehan2811]

He blows Clapton page and Blackmore away. The only one even close would be Jan akkerman of focus.

[@bernhardnizynski4403]

@@edljnehan2811 - absolutely! Not sure about Ackerman as I've not seen any of his stuff for years - saw him in 1975 and he was awesome then!

[@edljnehan2811]

@@bernhardnizynski4403 hello

[@edljnehan2811]

Google Focus Live & rare.

[@bernhardnizynski4403]

@@edljnehan2811 - we share the same Birthday, but Jan Ackerman is a couple of years older. I only wish I could play as well as him!

[@spuds6423]

RIP Jeff Beck..... There will be no other like him!😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@grifftrain]

I wasn’t a huge Jeff Beck fan growing up, but always respected his work. He never seemed to “seek” the spot light. I need to get into his solo works. I’m familiar with Yardbirds work and the BeckOla and Truth albums. But that’s where my knowledge of his music ends. I’m gonna binge on some of his music now

[@danielschaeffer1294]

“Blow by Blow” and “Wired” are his masterpieces. Beck always claimed that it was being exposed to John McLaughlin and the Mahavishnu Orchestra that made the difference between the old Beck and the new one, so check out “Birds of Fire.” That album changed music forever.

[@dyer2cycle]

I learned of Beck in my teens when Rod Stewart's 1984 album "Camouflage" came out..I remember older friends saying "Jeff Beck plays guitar on it!"..I bought the album and loved it, it is still my favorite Rod Stewart album...lot more rock/guitar oriented than a lot of his albums, and I was impressed with Beck's guitar playing...

[@grifftrain]

@@dyer2cycle no offense meant, but I couldn’t get into Camouflage. It had the 80s production sound with synths and drum machine sounds that I could never get into. I’m a big Rod Stewart fan, but after 1980 or so, I haven’t really been into his music. I liked Jeff Beck and Rod Stewart albums from the late 60s. Again , no offense as we all have different musical tastes.

[@bobravenscraft5376]

Put on headphones smoke a joint. Listen to wired or blow by blow

[@jirusjirus9322]

@@danielschaeffer1294 inner mounting flame and birds of fire were the most powerful music created at that time, followed by Jeff and Chick Corea's Return to Forever, Larry Coryell's Eleventh House, Weather report...etc etc etc music took a giant leap with ELP, and King Crimson, incredible leap from the 1960s...i was lucky to see these great shows, even Alice Cooper and David Bowie and Pink Floyd had their place in the incredible evolution. By the time Kiss came along commercial success of numerous rock stars had a formula to sell stuff related to the bands. Gone were the days of the creativity of the Beatles, and rock and roll of the Dave Clark 5. I leaned toward the funky sounds of James Brown and Sly and the family stone. Giant respect goes to Jeff Beck and his never dying quest to create with others. All of his drummers were powerful players which gave him more diversity into the world of rock music. 🎶🪘⏳🌪️😥

[@soulvaccination8679]

First time that i heard Jeff Beck was in 1965 while i was locked up in a reform school for Truantcy.This was in Meriden Connecticut at the Meriden School For boys.What a sound that they had.There was also The Rolling Stones...And Gerry and the Pacemakers, Bob Dylan..And The Beatles...My God where did the time go.I am 72 now...I hope to meet them all.

[@akfreed6949]

It's been said Edward Van Halen "borrowed" some of Jeff Beck's playing from time to time and spoke very highly of him . Another sad day . And then Lisa Marie Presley dies . Sad year so far 😢

[@jfo3000]

Sudden cardiac arrest for Lisa Marie. Very sad as well.

[@earlc5990]

She jammin with her dad in R&R heaven now 👉 🎸 🎶 🎵

[@justinkistner3713]

One of the greatest ever to pick up a guitar! Saw him a couple of times and left my ears pleasently ringing the rest of the nite. Loved every second!

[@sborras12]

So sad. Jeff Beck is a legend💔

[@yeheyz]

Why is Johnny Depp thrown in randomly here? WTF?

[@FrankOWahl]

Not random. Beck & Depp did an album together. Was the last thing Jeff worked on before passing. They had been friends for years.

[@Ralph2]

That's far from creepy. That's beautiful. RIP Jeff.

[@billypater5287]

Absolutely he will be missed terrible so TALENTED AND A GENUS AND THE BEST EVER GUITARIST 🎸 JEFF BECK SEEN HIM IN BOSTON ON THE WATER FRONT IT WAS SO FANTASTIC AND MESMERIZE YOUR SOUL MAY HE REST IN PEACE A ICON HAS PASSED WE ALL ARE BESIDES OURSELF

[@juanjimenezreyes7715]

Su música dejo un legado a la humanidad que nunca pasara desapercibido gracias. Rip Jeff Beck.

[@gregwaters8480]

Wired completely changed my life!❤

[@elisabethgonzalez5157]

Muito triste, uma perda inconsolável para a família e Johnny Depp. Que Deus os console e dê a eles força !

[@dolly5279]

We were briefly at school with Jeff Beck when he was 14 and we were all 13 years old. His mother had got him back in school for another year. One afternoon during the lunch hour, at Sutton East Secondary School, waiting for the bell to go. We were all sat down, when Jeff walked in, with a jumble of wood and bits and pieces, and he marched to the back of the room where the storeroom door was open and sat on the floor cross legged. The boys at the back were next to him, happened to be the lads who got on with him the best. He had wires and bits of what looked like rulers, and I do not know how he made the sounds he made but he made about six blues notes; I was startled, because I learnt piano from my concert and jazz playing mother, just as Jeff Beck had done from his concert piano trained mother and at the time, I could not understand for the life of me, understand how he created those notes, because small radios had not been invented yet. It was 1958-9. I went home at lunch time all excited and thought to myself, a I walked back for the afternoon session. "One day Jeff you will be famous!" but it was more than fame that Jeff Beck achieved in his lifetime- it was a new way of playing the guitar that was uniquely His. He wanted to do what I wanted to do on the piano. He definitely did that, in his own unique way, and did it spectacularly, as time went on. Now he is recognised and is playing on a cloud somewhere up in the Heavens. Cynthia Allen-McLaglen

[@joshuajkoplin]

Why so many clips with Johnny Depp. He did so many things so far beyond letting Johnny sit in with him for a few songs.

[@alanleemaxwell831]

One of the original virtuosos, guitar music will NEVER be the same without him. Rest easy, and thanks for the music...🙏🇬🇧🎸😢❤️

[@johnfairweather9188]

When Jeff joined the Yardbirds, he did not “join Jimmy Page”. Page joined the band AFTER Jeff Beck did.

[@virgildailey1970]

Yep. Then Jeff left. Jimmy stayed on for awhile.

[@kurtsherrick2066]

He went to Memphis and watched a Teenage Shawn Lane. Jeff afterwards said I may have just met the Best Guitarist in the World. Shawn like Jeff was versatile and Infused Jazz. Both are one of a kind. I think I am getting ready to put Wired on. RIP Jeff! Thanks for enriching my life.

[@Joseph-eu6jp]

Thank you for this video, I wish I can thank Jeff Beck for all his great music, awesome lead guitar solos, and on stage performances.

[@dasaanudasi]

I met Jeff Beck back in 1964. I was with a group, that opened for the Yardbirds. I have a pic, of me playing His Stratocaaster.

[@BILLY-px3hw]

I really didn't need his whole biography or to see Johnny Depp in a ripped up pancho, his lastwords would have been fine. By the way they weren't creepy. what's really creepy is when KZbinrs make you sit through a robot reading wikapedia for 10 minutes just for views and screen time

[@myaccount227]

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[@jimhealey4961]

Been playing bass since 1967 Beck, Clapton, BB all favorites, But Beck brought us so many others like Tal, He promoted younger musicians unlike all others. One day I hope to jam with Jeff!