From his blistering British Invasion beginnings through his amazingly varied solo career and right up to today, Jeff Beck has made the Stratocaster

INAUGURATE THIS new Jeff Beck Guitars investigative series than by spotlighting the world’s foremost master of the Stratocaster, Jeff Beck. Sir Beck continues to baffle us with the combination of impossibly beautiful and borderline evil sounds that has kept him poised at the top of guitarists’ most-wanted lists for nearly a half century. But what makes him so unique? Why does Jeff Beck sound so different from any other guitarist on the planet, and how Jeff Beck Guitars does he keep getting better?

From then on Jeff mostly went by Jeff Beck Guitars himself, but he also appeared on great ton of albums by musicians such as Mick Jagger, Tina Turner, Jon Bon Jovi, Roger Waters, Donovan, Stevie Wonder, and many other. He was even approached by Rolling Stones to join the band following the death of Brian Jones, and he the members of Pink Floyd intended to ask him to join as a replacement for Syd Barrett, but as they said, “None of us had the nerve to ask him.”