Revisiting comments made by the late legendary guitar player Jeff Beck about his hatred for 'Blow By Blow' which is an album he regretted recording.

Jeff Beck was normally able to adapt to anything, but he new that stepping to certain musicians was bound to do a number on him. Read more here.

Matt’s Guitar shop bought the guitar for earlier this year, and now it wants to keep its legacy alive by lending it to the ...

Beck certainly had a taste of widespread success and acclaim during his early days back in the 1960s. After performing in the background of multiple recordings as a session musician, the guitarist was ...

Today, the former Deep Purple guitarist is full of praise for his compatriot, but a 1975 interview suggests a slightly ...

Keen-eyed attendees of the European leg of Kravitz's Blue Electric Light tour could spot one of the most iconic guitars in ...

It only took Jimi Hendrix four years in the mainstream to completely change music, and there is only one other guitarist Jeff Beck saw who came close to him.

Known for his eclectic body of work, guitar maestro Jeff Beck singled out one acclaimed artist for their arresting voice during his dabble with classical music.

The list of names on that call sheet was incredible. Peter Frampton auditioned, Shuggie Otis auditioned, Robert Johnson auditioned. But in Jeff Beck’s memory, the second his name was floated, they ...

Matt’s Guitar shop bought the guitar for earlier this year, and now it wants to keep its legacy alive by lending it to the ...