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Jason BeckerBirth nameJason Eli BeckerBorn( 1969-07-22) July 22, 1969 (age 50),United StatesGenres,Occupation(s)Musician, songwriter, composerInstrumentsGuitarYears active1986–presentLabelsAssociated acts,WebsiteJason Eli Becker (born July 22, 1969) is an American musician, songwriter and composer. At the age of 16, he became part of the -produced duo with his friend. They released the albums in 1987 and in 1988. Cacophony broke up in 1989 and Becker began doing solo work, having released his first album in 1988, also through Shrapnel. He later joined 's band and recorded one album with him,.Becker's performing career was cut short by (ALS). In 1996, Becker lost the ability to speak, and he now communicates with his eyes via a system developed by his father.
Despite his disability, he continues by using a computer and has since released with Shrapnel, a 'best of' album of his favorite songs and three new songs. Becker is now the longest currently living person with ALS, holding the title since the death of Stephen Hawking in 2018.
Contents.Biography and career Hometown, birthplace, school and early years Becker was born and raised in Richmond, California, by his parents, Gary and Patricia (Heffley) Becker. He was born in Richmond Hospital on 23rd Street in 1969. His maternal grandfather was actor. Becker graduated from Kennedy High School where he performed 's 'Black Star' with his band at a talent show. While still in high school, Becker was introduced to Marty Friedman.
He was exposed to the guitar at an early age because both his father and his uncle were guitar players. He absorbed all kinds of music from around the world and melded different aspects of each style into his playing. He cited, and as early influences.
Cacophony and solo career Becker started out playing alongside in the Mike Varney-produced duo,. Together, they put out an album, and toured Japan and the U.S. While they never went mainstream in the U.S., they proved popular enough in Europe to sell out almost every performance. In 1989 Friedman left to join and Becker began to pursue a solo career, having released his first solo album titled in 1988. He has since released the albums and, as well as two albums of demos, entitled and.Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis At the age of 20, he joined 's band to work on Roth's album, replacing, who had joined.
In 1990 Becker won the coveted Best New Guitarist award from Guitar Magazine. While preparing for the album, Becker began to feel what he called a 'lazy limp' in his left leg. He was soon diagnosed with (ALS; ) and was given three to five years to live.
He finished the recording using lighter (thinner) gauge guitar strings and other techniques, which made it easier for him to play with his weakening hands. Although he managed to finish the album, which was released in 1991, he did not join the supporting tour due to his inability to perform on stage; former guitarist took Becker's place on tour.His ALS gradually robbed him of his ability to play guitar, to walk, and eventually his ability to speak. He now communicates with his eyes via a system developed by his father.
Due to the nature of the disease, he remains mentally sharp and, with the aid of a computer, continues. In the back of the Perspective CD case, Becker states 'I have Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis. It has crippled my body and speech, but not my mind.' His medical condition has remained stable since 1997. In 2003, Becker posted on his website that he was feeling better and had gained some weight, while the folder for his 2008 album also mentions an upcoming book.Perspective and the Berry Jams In 1996, Becker released an album entitled, an instrumental album composed by him (with the exception of 's song '). The writing of the music had been started before ALS completely crippled his abilities.
By using guitar, and, later, when he was unable to use both hands, a keyboard, he continued to compose while his disease worsened. However, when Becker could no longer physically play even a keyboard, his friend and music producer helped him with a music-composing computer program that reads movements of his head and eyes, enabling Becker to continue to compose after he lost control of the rest of his body.Several years later, Becker released Raspberry Jams (1999) and Blackberry Jams (2003); the first contained various unreleased demo-tracks, and the latter contained demo-tracks and alternate versions of songs that were later reworked and published into other albums.Two tribute albums to Jason Becker have been issued. Respectively entitled Warmth in the Wilderness I and Warmth in the Wilderness II, they feature guitarists such as,. The album profits were sent to Becker to help him with his medical finances.Collection. Main article:On November 4, 2008, released a new Jason Becker album entitled Collection. The album includes three new songs in addition to some older recordings (some never before released) and features, and.Boy Meets Guitar On August 20, 2010, Becker declared that he was considering releasing an album of music he recorded when he was in his teenage years. He has since released this album, titled Boy Meets Guitar, in 2012.
Triumphant Hearts In October 2016, Becker launched a campaign to fund an album, which was initially estimated for release in July 2017. The campaign raised more than $100,000. The album, Triumphant Hearts was released on December 7, 2018.Track listing. Triumphant Hearts. Hold On To Love. Fantasy Weaver. Once Upon A Melody.
Magic Woman. River Of The Longing. Valley Of Fire. River Of The Longing (2ª). Talking Me Back. Tell Me No Lies. Hold On To The Love (2ª).
You Do ItMusical style Considered a virtuoso guitarist and one of the top players of his time, Jason Becker studied the works of violinist and was a playing partner with Marty Friedman. He later arranged, performing it during an instructional guitar video. Becker's compositions often include high speed scalar and passages—trademarks of his style of guitar playing. Often incorporating advanced techniques such as sweep picking, alternate picking, artificial harmonic accenting, and tapping; he was among the leaders of the field during the technical shred guitar and trend of the mid to late eighties and is still respected and honored by his musician peers today. The song appearing in the album Perspective, is an example of his sweep-picking skills.
He demonstrated the arpeggio sequence during a clinic at the Atlanta Institute of Music. A video of this performance first appeared on his Hot Licks guitar instructional video. Equipment Becker's first guitar was a Franciscan acoustic. Prior to joining in 1987, Becker worked his way through the Franciscan, a Takamine acoustic, a Fender Musicmaster, and finally, a black 'Dan Smith' era (likely a 1982 or 1983 model) with a DiMarzio Steve Morse humbucker in the bridge (seen in the 'Black Star' video, circa 1986). On his message board, Becker said 'I recorded SMS Speed Metal Symphony with my Strat.' For his next guitar, Becker said on his message board 'Mike Varney got Hurricane to endorse us after we recorded Speed Metal Symphony. I liked how they were like Strats, only beefier.'
On Perpetual Burn, Becker said on his message board: 'I used my white and black Hurricane guitar for everything. For clean tone I went direct. For dirty tone I used a 100 Watt Marshall with a Boss Super Overdrive pedal.' The Moridira Hurricane guitar he used is called a Limited Edition LTD.2 model, believed to be made in Japan. (It is not a Hurricane EX series, which appears to be lower quality.) His LTD.2 was a 'strat copy', but with a HSS pickup setup, a 24-fret rosewood fingerboard, and unique Floyd Rose where you don't have to cut the strings.
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For pickups, Becker said on his message board: 'I just used the stock pickups it came with.' The pickups were Japanese-made pickups.While Becker is pictured with a blue Hurricane guitar on the cover of Perpetual Burn, he did not use this blue guitar on the album. Differences on this guitar from his first Hurricane include DiMarzio pickups, a maple fretboard, and 24 frets. (Marty Friedman recorded the whammy parts of his song 'Dragon Mistress' using Becker's blue Hurricane, one of the rare times Marty has recorded whammy work.)For the second album, Becker switched over to gear, utilizing 2 DC Series models, one in a trans blue finish with flamed maple top, and another one in a solid burgundy finish (This is the guitar seen in the famous 'Yo Yo' video from the 1989 Japan tour with Cacophony). Both have double cutaway bodies, locking tremolo systems, 6 in line machine heads and 2 Carvin humbucker pickups. He used these up until he was diagnosed with in 1989.During the sessions for, Becker used various Carvin, Ibanez, ESP and Valley Arts guitars, as well as a Les Paul on some tracks and a Gibson acoustic for select things.
Becker has also been pictured with a few Hamer superstrats as well. From 1989–1991, Becker used various guitars, most notably a custom model with the numbered fretboard markers.
Also used were an Custom Shop guitar (probably based on an RG), a custom from Performance Guitars, a couple of various unknown Strat style guitars and a black with 3 single coil pickups.As of very recently, Becker has allowed Paradise Guitars USA to release a Jason Becker signature guitar. It is similar in appearance to the numbered Peavey but with a different headstock shape.Becker used various types of amplifiers in his music. Before joining, he used a small Studio Pro 40 with the older style Peavey vertical silver stripes on the grille cloth. During his early days Becker was also seen with a red Marshall JCM800 head and 4x12 cabinet.For the first album, Becker used an MP1 preamp. He recorded with a borrowed '70s Marshall half stack and a BOSS Super Overdrive and second album was recorded with a X100B stack.For the album, Becker used 'eight different Marshall amps.' He also used the SX300H head at some point during that era.
After Becker used various amps, including a 'Fender M80', an unknown Marshall amp, an ADA Preamp and possibly the aforementioned Peavey combo.Becker typically used and SIT stringsParadise Guitar In 2008 Paradise Guitars worked with Becker to design a Jason Becker signature guitar. The design is based on the with colored number. Features include an body, with steel 2-way, maple 16' radius, 24 jumbo thin frets with colored number fret marker inlays, black Pro Style floating with Floyd Rose Tremolo stop, Sperzel red satin, 14-degree tilt-back with black Paradise logo and matching tremolo and electronics plates. The pickups are pickups; a Pro-Custom in the neck colored yellow and red, a DP116 HS-2 in the middle colored green, and a Tone Zone-Custom in the colored pink and blue. These colored pickups complement the colored inlays and seem to give the guitar a effect. There is also a red 5-way switch and purple 1–11 volume knob. Kiesel/Carvin Tribute Guitars In 2012 worked with Becker to design the JB200C Jason Becker Tribute, a guitar that is modeled after the original DC200 guitar he used toward the latter part of his career.
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The guitar features an Alder body with flamed maple top, maple neck with a flamed maple fingerboard, a tremolo, jumbo frets, 2 humbuckers, active electronics, and comes standard in a transparent blue finish.In 2015, which took over Carvin's guitar manufacturing, worked with Becker to release a second tribute model, called the JB24 'Numbers' guitar. It is the third incarnation of his 'Numbers' guitar, previously released by Peavey and Paradise guitars, and is also one of the first Carvin guitars to feature a 24-fret bolt-on neck, alongside the GH24 Greg Howe signature model released in the same year. It features a tung-oiled ash body, maple neck and fingerboard, colored number inlays, stainless steel frets, and 3 custom-colored pickups (Perpetual Burn in the bridge, Vintage Hot Stack in the middle, and Jazz in the neck).For the official launch of Becker's signature Seymour Duncan Perpetual Burn Humbucker and the Carvin JB24 numbers guitar, Danny Young was chosen as the guitarist for both performances due to stylistic resemblance to Jason Becker and Niccolo Paganini. The Perpetual Burn performance was played on the Carvin JB200C.
These performances led to the widespread notability of Danny Young's virtuosity in the guitar community and an authority in the tone and playing style of Jason Becker. Documentary film A feature-length documentary film about the life of Jason Becker entitled, was released in 2012. The film includes interviews with Becker, his family and friends, and the various musicians he's worked with, including,. The film was generally well received by fans and critics and won many awards. Clinics Atlanta Institute of Music. Year: 1989.
Gear: Carvin DC200, Marshall Amp, Alesis quadraverbJapan Clinic. Year: 1989. Gear: Carvin DC200Discography Cacophony. (1987). (1988)Marty Friedman. (1988).
(2014)Solo. (1988). (1996). (1999). (2003). (2008).
Boy Meets Guitar, Vol. 1 of the Youngster Tapes (2012). Triumphant Hearts (2018)David Lee Roth.
(1991)Joe Becker. (2005)Other works. (1989, producer). Daydream by the Hudson on 's 2013Compilations. Guitar Masters, 1989, Roadrunner Records. Metal Guitars – High Voltage Instrumentals,1998, Disky Communications.
Shrapnel's Super Shredders: Neoclassical,2009, Shrapnel. This is Shredding, Vol. 1, 2009, Shrapnel. This is Shredding, Vol. 2, 2009, ShrapnelTribute., 2001, Lion Music. Warmth in Wilderness 2: Tribute Jason Becker, 2002, Lion Music. Jason Becker's Not Dead Yet!
(Live in Haarlem), 2012, Primal EventsInstructional. Hot Licks – The Legendary Guitar of Jason Becker. In The Style Of Jason Becker, feat. DC Music SchoolFilms. (2012). (2012)References., Matthias Gafni, March 23, 2012, access date March 26, 2012. Retrieved December 21, 2013.
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