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That "Fat" telecaster sounds amazing for this song, I've seen a few other show videos of him using it and that guitar is sweet indeed! And how can you not enjoy having Josh Smith as your side man? Thanks for sharing some of the show with us out here in Internet Land! And Madison is in my opinion the coolest town in Wisconsin, nice place to see a show.

Both amazing players

Awesome session... New sub here

Maybe in the future let us share in the excitement of seeing what letters you need!!!

So fucking good

Going to see JD play with the Don Kelly band was the only reason to fight the tourists, traffic, and find a place to park in downtown Nashville.

I miss Chuck Berry.

Love how Simo is strolling around the stage in his groovy clothes

JD's playing is so emotive. I could listen to him all day. Gotta give respect to Joe too for bringing a monster like that up on stage with him. No ego there.

They're both on top of their game. Can JD sing?

Can I has both of their guitars? I'd put them to good use....nah? ok

Simo is great ! Who is the other guy ?

Feel will always triumph over playing 1000 notes per second. Don't agree? Refer to B.B. King.

I saw JD in Nashville when I was there for work a few years ago. A drummer friend I work with told me about him. I was coming out of Gruhn guitars after playing a few and was standing next to this guitarist at a crosswalk with a guitar bag over his shoulder and thought it was just another guitarist in Nashville. My friend and I met up at Roberts Western Wear to see this guy, JD Simo he was talking about, and out walks the guy I saw at the crosswalk. Flawless and effortless Country playing. Search UA-cam for "JD Simo, Roberts Western Wear". It's worth it!

Negative on the Joplin remark....JD looks like JD.

J.D. Simo is cool. I can listen to bombanassa in small doses. Very small doses. As long as he is playing and not talking or trying to shoot some silly tutorial.

<3 IT !

Simo cool!!!

Joe is smart because he always let's the other guy "punch" first and then he knows what he needs to pull out to leave a mark. Plus you hear Joe's solo last so it stays with you. Clever. Joe is a badass. Love JD too.

both are great, but joe's rhythm is usually too on-the-beat for me, kinda anal. j.d.'s got more swing. and he's got all the chops joe has and more.

This is top shelf. Forget how good JD's solo was. His comping while Joe is singing, some players will never get how good that is. This kid is my new guitar hero. Oh ya, that 62 ES-335 is sweet to.

JD Simo: the best thing that happened to blues-rock since Paul Kossof !! \m/ Kudos Joe ! Keep on bluesin'

dont really hear anything special in simo. joe, on the other hand, shows you how it should be done.

"Its Janis Joplin". Yes, Excellent Shout! haha

JD's solo is so damn good!!!

I saw JD Simo play with Joe last night in Chattanooga. WOW!!! It was the best song of the entire show.... blown away by this guy!

Hey Tyro: I've finally figured it out. JD Simo is Jim Morrison without the drugs. Seriously. It's like a reincarnation. Too weird. That's a Gibson ES-335 from 1968 or so.

...wow...did that sh*t just happen....JD is a beast!

JD is playin from the depths of his soul....Joe is playin with a ruffled lapel ....what amp is JD playin through...small combo?

lose the suit bluesman

may be a good player but hes doing a terrible job of 'presence' here. Its like Ill just sorta wander around here till its solo time, then Ill wander some more, guys high or something. Connect with the band, as in acknowledge your not alone on the stage as he seems to think he is till like 4:00 in....maybe nod at the drummer, ummm look like your actually happy to be there, say hi to Joe, " so Happy to be here brother, lets kill this thing...' you know how most other professional players act when they sit in for a couple tunes. Especially if you are a new guitar 'slinger' such as he is, looking for a break no doubt, getting asked to sit in with the likes of Joe is a huge boost and his general demeanor is just another jam session Hes got great bluesy tone and touch, he sounds awesome, but so do thousands and thousands of other dudes. Probably many of then sitting in the crowd, and many more reading this. I did enjoy the way Joe kinda schooled him, not that he really tried to overplay, kinda gave him a couple of weird looks tho, probably thinking 'ummmm, dude, the bands all around you who are you looking for?'

Who's that crazy bastard looks like to much of something

LOL- I was playing with Jeff for a bit when he was a kid here in Phoenix.

WHAT! OMG how come I wasn't notified about them in MN?! that's lame I missed this good time! :(

Thanks for the great videos of this show. You had far better seats than I... although, it's hard to have bad seats at State Theater

The guy at 0:35 gets it.

Seriously, I saw this fellow (JD Simo) down in Nashville with just a cord and a fender amp, and I can tell you, he can play ANYTHING!! Joe is correct, he IS the best out there right now...

I didn't know Doctor Who could play the guitar so well.

I played drums in Jeff's first band - Jeff Simo's Millennium Man Band when he was 13! He smoked the fret board then- he is the real deal!

I cannot deny Bonamassa's talet but personally I think Simo's solo IS the blues. Patience, timing, spaces between the notes....... Reminds me of Doyle Bramhall II doin' Albert. Sometimes less is more Joe.

I sure hope those sunglasses are for the stage lights.

Actually, it sounds like Albert King playing with Randy Rhoads.

Hey no worries, the guy who was sitting next to me in Columbus was on his phone texting or something through almost the entire show. There were two people behind me who were having a "Who knows more about JB" contest. Gahhhhhh! It's SO disrespectful.

Sounds like Albert King playing with Eric Clapton