Jeff Beck, most Innovative guitarist, died at the age of 78

 Rock and Roll was forever changed with the arrival of Jeff Beck, one of music’s most innovative guitarists. Breaking boundaries in sound and technique while influencing generations to come, he is a chapter in Rock history that shows no sign of slowing down anytime soon.

Jeff Beck's career began at just 15-years old making appearances as part of The Yardbirds before striking out on his own solo path shortly after. His unique style and pioneering use of feedback established him as an innovator early on, further cementing this status with multiple boundary-pushing albums like Blow by Blow (1975) and Wired (1976). What truly stands out about Jeff Beck’s, approach to writing music is his willingness to explore all sorts of genres from jazz fusion to metal over the course off his storied five-decade plus career. This disregard for genre conventions allowed him too freely express himself through both instrumental instrumentation or using voice and keyboard parts effectively creating songs rather than mere compositions which critics have lauded across various points throughout his catalog including recently released Loud Hailer(2016) Two decades later!

Be it concert halls or stadiums globally fans had long praised Jeff Beck, live performances due much not only being able carry these acclaimed discographies but take into consideration collaborative efforts such Roger Water & Tina Turner joining forces onstage alongside other heavyweights Eric Clapton Stevie Wonder Zuccheroand countless others -allowing audiences be feel combined force despite respective styles previously different eras. A successful formula kept alive producing chart topping works lives show Grandview Park Vancouver years prior Crossfire Hurricane premier showing legacy today larger picture seen clear light together shoulder new chapters ahead keeping evergreen memories song collection embedding even deeper culture ianniconic “guitarist godfather rockn'roll"