L.A. Guns frontman Tracii Guns recently announced on Twitter that he was unaware that his latest single came out. His tweet wrote:

“I love when my label doesn’t let me know they released a new single.”

He then quote tweeted and mentioned that this single, originally a track within Blackbird Angels’ album ‘Solsorte,’ is heavily influenced by Jeff Beck:

“Now that this one is out. This one is truly inspired by Jeff Beck to give a frame of reference to the early 70’s Jeff lovers.”

Tracii recently announced that he and Todd Kerns founded a new group Blackbird Angels, and their debut album will be released on September 8. Their first single ‘Shut Up (You Know I Love You)‘ was released on July 17. Regarding Blackbird Angels, Guns once said:

“Todd and I have wanted to make a record for about 10 years now and we finally did it and it’s everything I hoped for. With the addition of Adam Hamilton, it’s pure magic. For live performances, Johnny Martin will play bass and Sam Bam Koltun will play guitar.”

You can find ‘Coming In Hot’ and Tracii Guns’ tweets below.

https://twitter.com/TraciiGuns/status/1693356873217360237

https://twitter.com/TraciiGuns/status/1693439272911507907

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Guitarist Jeff Beck passed away on January 10, leaving behind a legacy in the world of music. Known for his influential and creative lead guitar style, Beck’s passing sent tremors through the music industry and left fans worldwide mourning his loss.

Highlights From Beck’s Career

From his beginnings as a member of the Yardbirds to his solo career, Beck’s musical talent and his love for improvising resonated with both fans and fellow musicians. His signature use of the whammy bar on his preferred guitar, the Fender Stratocaster, made him stand out in the music scene. Beck’s impact was not only felt in the rock genre; his innovative style inspired a wide array of music, even reaching into the realm of heavy metal.

Despite his substantial wealth and fame, Beck’s life was not dominated by material possessions. He resided in a Grade II-listed house, Riverhall, located in the civil parish of Wadhurst, East Sussex. Beyond his passion for music, Beck also had a keen interest in classic Ford hot rods, performing much of the exterior and engine work himself. He became a vegetarian in 1969 and was a supporter of the Folly Wildlife Rescue Trust.

His Personal Life and Death

Beck’s personal life was notably private. He was first married to Patricia Brown from 1963 to 1967 and later wed Sandra Cash in 2005. He did not have any children.

On January 10, the news of Beck’s passing from bacterial meningitis sent shockwaves throughout the music world. A number of musicians, including Jimmy Page, Mick Jagger, Ronnie Wood, and more, paid heartfelt tributes to the late guitarist, expressing their profound loss and admiration for his talent. His remains were later interred at St. Mary’s Church in Beddington on February 3, 2023.

Beck’s connections extended beyond the music sphere. He had a close friendship with Hollywood actor Johnny Depp, which had also developed into a musical collaboration. Their bond was so strong that Depp reportedly visited Beck’s bedside during his final days.

Jeff Beck’s Net Worth — Who Inherited His Wealth?

At the time of his death, Jeff Beck’s net worth was estimated to be $25 million. Following his passing, questions arose regarding the inheritor of his wealth. Since Beck did not have any children, it is likely that his fortune is inherited by his surviving spouse, Sandra Cash. However, any official confirmation about the distribution of his wealth remains undisclosed at this time.

Below, you can listen to ’18,’ Beck’s final studio album released before his passing.

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