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Sir Rod Stewart paid tribute to Jeff Beck this week as he attended the late guitarist's funeral in South London.
The musician, 78, penned a heartfelt written note to go alongside a beautiful display of flowers, which were delivered to the funeral.
Dubbing Jeff a 'guitar genius', the Forever Young singer noted that it was a 'privilege' to have performed alongside the star.
The Yardbirds star passed away 'peacefully' on January 11, aged 78, after contracting bacterial meningitis.
He and Rod performed alongside one another within The Jeff Beck Group, which was founded in 1967 and featured the latter as the lead vocalist.
'It was a privilege to perform alongside a guitar genius': Sir Rod Stewart paid tribute to the late Jeff Beck with a floral display and heartfelt written note on Friday ahead of the late guitarist's funeral (Rod and Jeff pictured in 1984)
Heartfelt: The musician penned a heartfelt written note to go alongside a beautiful display of flowers, which were delivered to the funeral
The pair also made records together in the form of 1968's 'Truth' and 1969's 'Beck-Ola' - and one with a 64-piece orchestra, 'Emotion & Commotion.'
Florist Louisa Jane was given the job of creating a floral arrangement for Rod to pay tribute to his late friend.
Rod's tribute featured a collection of white roses with a hand-written note
