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THREE CAT CLEM / Metro Jam '71

Gritty 70's Urban Jeff Beck Influence While Jeff Beck is most famously associated with the Fender Stratocaster, its prominent use in his playing truly blossomed in the late 1970s. Prior to this, he favored Gibsons and Telecasters, but the Stratocaster became a central part of his sound, contributing to the innovative and groundbreaking music he was creating. He was drawn to the Strat's versatility, its whammy bar, and the unique tonal possibilities it offered, allowing him to push the boundaries of rock guitar playing. This period marked a significant shift in his gear and style, paving the way for some of his most iconic and influential work. The Stratocaster became an extension of Beck's artistic vision during this time. He exploited the whammy bar like few others, creating soaring, vocal-like melodies and incorporating dramatic pitch bends that became a hallmark of his sound. He also experimented with different pickup configurations and custom modifications, further tailoring the Strat to his individual needs. This experimentation, combined with his virtuosic technique, helped him forge a completely unique voice on the instrument, inspiring countless players and solidifying his legacy as a guitar innovator.