Jeff Beck
Jeff Beck was born on Jun 24, 1944 in UK. Jeff Beck's big-screen debut came with Twins directed by Ivan Reitman in 1988, strarring Lead Guitarist. Jeff Beck is known for Vargmötet directed by Samuel Karpe Berg, Elias Öster stars as Vilhelm Skantze and Markus Lingevall as Björn. Jeff Beck has got 9 awards and 9 nominations so far. The most recent award Jeff Beck achieved is Grammy Awards. The upcoming new movie Jeff Beck plays is Vargmötet which will be released on May 25, 2019.
Jeff Beck was born in Surrey in 1944. He grew up in a suburban street in Carshalton. When he was about 10, he wanted to play the guitar. His mum, however, wanted him to play the piano because she didn't approve of the guitar. When he was in his late teens, he joined "The Tridents" on lead guitar. In 1965, he replaced Eric Clapton in The Yardbirds. He played with them until 1967 when he decided he'd had enough and wanted to go solo. In the same year, he released his first solo effort "Hi-Ho-Silver Lining", which was the only one of his tracks he ever sang on. In his backing group, he had Rod Stewart and Ronnie Wood, who later went on to form The Faces. Thoughout the rest of the 60s and 70s, he continued to record instrumental albums. In 1983, three former The Yardbirds, Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page, got together to do one-off charity concerts. In 1984, he contributed lead guitar on Mick Jagger's first solo album "She's the Boss". The same year, he released his next album "Flash", which was voted best instrumental album. In 1989, he released the album "Jeff Beck's Guitar Shop", which was also a big success. Throughout the 90s, Jeff Beck still toured around and, in 1998, played a sellout date in Mexico. In early 2001, he released yet another album "You had it Coming", which he toured to promote.
Birthday
Jun 24, 1944Place of Birth
Wallington, Surrey, England, UKAlso known
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Known For
Awards
9 wins & 9 nominations
Movies & TV Shows
- 2019
composer
8.1 - 1994
music department
6.1 - 1994
composer
6.2 - 19926.4
- 1990
music department
6.1 - 19886.1