'Little Wing'..JEFF BECK....Demonstrating his Stratocaster skills One of a kind! See attached awards

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Beck was the winner of eight Grammy awards,[113] the first being Best Rock Instrumental Performance for "Escape" from the album Flash at the 1986 Grammys.[114][115]

Grammy Awards

1976 – Best Pop Instrumental Performance – Wired – (nominee)
1985 – Best Rock Instrumental Performance – "Escape" – (winner)
1989 – Best Rock Instrumental Performance – Jeff Beck's Guitar Shop with Terry Bozzio & Tony Hymas – (winner)
1992 – Best Rock Instrumental Performance – "Hound Dog" (track) – (nominee)
1993 – Best Rock Instrumental Performance – "Hi-Heel Sneakers" (track) – (nominee)
1999 – Best Pop Instrumental Performance – "A Day in the Life" (track) – (nominee)
1999 – Best Rock Instrumental Performance – "What Mama Said" (track) – (nominee)
2001 – Best Rock Instrumental Performance – "Dirty Mind" – (winner)
2003 – Best Rock Instrumental Performance – "Plan B" – (winner)
2009 – Best Rock Instrumental Performance – "A Day in the Life" – (winner)
2010 – Best Pop Collaboration with Vocals – "Imagine" – (winner)
2010 – Best Pop Instrumental Performance – "Nessun Dorma" – (winner)
2010 – Best Rock Instrumental Performance – "Hammerhead" – (winner)
2010 – Best Rock Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocals – "I Put a Spell on You" – (nominee)
2010 – Best Rock Album – Emotion & Commotion – (nominee)
2011 – Best Rock Album – Rock 'N' Roll Party Honoring Les Paul – (nominee)
Studio albums
Truth (1968)
Beck-Ola (1969) – by the Jeff Beck Group
Rough and Ready (1971) – by the Jeff Beck Group
Jeff Beck Group (1972) – by the Jeff Beck Group
Blow by Blow (1975)
Wired (1976)
Personal life and death
From 1963 to 1967, Beck was married to Patricia Brown. In 2005, he married Sandra Cash. He had no children. At the time of his death Beck lived in a Grade II-listed building called Riverhall in the civil parish of Wadhurst, East Sussex. [103][104][105] Beck became a vegetarian in 1969 and was a patron of the Folly Wildlife Rescue Trust.[106][107] He also had an interest in classic Ford hot rods, performing much of the work on the exteriors and engines of the cars by himself.[108]

Beck died from a bacterial meningitis infection at a hospital near Riverhall on 10 January 2023, at the age of 78.[105][109][110] Within minutes of his death announcement, musicians and friends began paying tribute; Jimmy Page wrote that "The six stringed Warrior is no longer here for us to admire the spell he could weave around our mortal emotions. Jeff could channel music from the ethereal. His technique unique. His imaginations apparently limitless. Jeff I will miss you along with your millions of fans". Mick Jagger expressed his condolences, writing "With the death of Jeff Beck we have lost a wonderful man and one of the greatest guitar players in the world. We will all miss him so much." Ronnie Wood, a former bandmate of Beck's, stated "Now Jeff has gone, I feel like one of my band of brothers has left this world, and I'm going to dearly miss him."[111] The interment of Beck's remains took place at St. Mary's Church in Beddington on 3 February.[112]
There & Back (1980)
Flash (1985)
Jeff Beck's Guitar Shop (1989)
Who Else! (1999)
You Had It Coming (2001)
Jeff (2003)
Emotion & Commotion (2010)
Loud Hailer (2016)
Collaborative albums
Beck, Bogert & Appice (1973) – by Beck, Bogert & Appice
Frankie's House (1992) – with Jed Leiber
Crazy Legs (1993) – with the Big Town Playboys
18 (2022) – with Johnny Depp
Jeff Beck with the Jan Hammer Group Live (album) (1977)