A look at five 1966 Yardbirds recordings, highlighting Jeff’s adventurous guitar work and his brief two-guitar partnership with Jimmy Page.
Jeff discusses his reaction to the rise of technically dazzling guitarists, the uncertainty he felt, and how he found a way forward.
The fascinating development of Jeff’s Fender signature model, including the Graffiti Yellow Strat and its connection to his hot-rodding passion.
A story about the vocalist Jeff believed brought out the best in the guitarists around him.
Jeff recalls his Yardbirds-era Fender Esquire, musical frustration, and the hard-to-destroy instrument behind some of his most famous sounds.
Jeff’s admiration for great blues playing, and two live recordings that particularly impressed him.
A tribute to a guitarist admired by three major figures in British rock.
A look at Robert Plant’s aspirations before Led Zeppelin, including an alternative musical path.