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YOU NEED TO HEAR JOE WITH BETH HART!!!! BEEN BEGGING FOR THIS FOR YEARS, JOE IS ONE OF THE GREATEST!!! ADD BETH TO THE MIXTURE AND IT'S PURE FIRE, HER SONGS: I'LL TAKE OF CARE YOU, I'D RATHER GO BLIND, AND CAUGHT OUT IN THE RAIN JUST TO NAME A FEW....BEEN ASKING FOR YOU TO REVIEW THE 2 OF THEM TOGETHER FOR 2 YEARS NOW, TRUST ME, YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED!!!!!
A few bands have used double drums. The Alman Brothers and 38 Special to start with.
I think the Doobie Brothers did some as well,
If you haven’t Joe Bonamassa with Beth Hart , they toured his Blue’s guitar and her Blues Siren created magic .Absolutely magic.
JAMES BROWN, DOOBIE BROTHERS, ALLMAN BROTHERS, GRATEFUL DEAD, 38 SPECIAL, MARSHALL TUCKER BAND, CHARLIE DANIELS BAND, ETC. Had /have two drummers. I'm sure there are more but thats all I could think of.
I haven't rewatched for awhile but i think he comes back out and plays Mountain Time. This was 2009. This was his lifelong dream to play RAH. Clapton came out and played a song with Joe. Clapton was Joe's idol in the beginning when Joe started playing at 4yrs old. Most everything else you hear more blues.
This was taken from his 2009 concert at Royal Albert Hall
Check out "Going Down" live from the Greek Theatre
Another great blues guitarist was Johnny Winter. Jimmie used to name different great guitarist every time they asked him that question. One time he said Johnny Winter
I'm cracking up because he's smack in the middle of a Dazed and Confused cover and Drew says, "This reminds me of Deep Purple." 🤣 No shame, it's all great stuff!
Way from his best playing the man is a genius
This is a ZZ Top song - Just Got Paid & it transitions into Led Zeppelin's song - Dazed and Confused for the last half of the song.
You need to watch his video Goin Down, live at the Greek Theatre.
You need to hear Sloe Gin or Asking Around for You this guy is the premier bluesman around
This was a long time ago. He has improved since then. He has to be in his 40s now. I stopped by your channel because you are reacting to Joe. I hope you have more guitarists in your itinerary!😊 I think I will take a look! I agree with everyone else here about his collaboration with Beth Hart. “I’d Rather Go Blind” is beyond amazing!
if the blues is your thing, you really need to check out Roy Buchanan. i suggest The Messiah Will Come Again. he was called the greatest guitarist no one knows.
He goes into the Led Zeppelin Heartbreaker solo that Jimmy Page does. Great choice it fit perfect.... LMAO SOUNDED LIKE CHILD IN TIME. BY PURPLE? LOL
Dazed and Confused
@@blitztim6416 again its both of them
Head nod to some ZZ Top. Joe is so good. He could play the phone book and I’d pay to see him.
Joe played with BB KING at age 13
Robert has good taste in music ...😎👍
Allman brothers... 2 drummers
Tedeschi Trucks band- 2 drummers... there are quite a few 👍
That solo at 17:10 is a little nod to led zeppilin 😉
try Going Down , by him , from live at the Greek Theater .it will blow you away .
Just got paid & Dazed and Confused
Yiu should check out hus guitar collection
Just got paid, ZZ top jam
As others immediately commented check him out with Beth Hart live in Amsterdam. Two enormous talents that just fit perfectly together on stage.
Joe’s brilliant. Since you inquired about 2 drummers, check out the Allman Brothers Band. In addition to 2 drummers, they have 2 lead guitarists. Great rabbit hole also.
Well you have found an enormous rabbit hole now!! Check out a recent song called Redemption
Check out Joe with Jimmy Barnes (aussie legend) " STONE COLD"-----or check out joe "The Heart never waits" live.......and the ultimate "Joe with Beth hart" I'd rather go Blind" ....yes this man is a Living legend.......BB King heard him play and ASK him to join him on tour!!! He has 2 drummers, the Key boards "organ"---was previously owned by SRV--- His whole team is fire.....
Best guitarist imo. Please react to his performance with Beth Hart “I’ll Take Care of You,” Beacon Theater New York.
Bro you’ve got to check out the Joe Bonamassa with Beth Hart videos! They are incredible
The double drums is a kickback to the Allman Brothers band in the 60's! If you want to head down that hole it's deep! Great guitar and Greg Allman's voice is(was) one iconic to the rock and blues, legendary!!
Doobie Bros too!
Make it a point to go to one of his shows! The whole show will blow your doors off!
C'mon you didn't notice that was dazed and Confused solo in the middle. Deep Purple? Some. Zeppelin fan you are.
his keyboardist is Reese from SRV Double Trouble
Reese is amazing!!
Yes, Joe's current keyboard player since 2015 is Reese Wynans. In this 2009 concert the keyboards are being played by Rick Melick.
Doobie Brothers always toured with 2 drummers. I've seen Joe twice, both times he only had one drummer. He puts on a great show.
The Allman Brothers and The Doobie Brothers both had two drummer's.
Love Joe vocals in, I'll play the blues for you
You noticed all those guitars. Well thts becaause Joe owns a huge collection of vintage guitars. Not sure but that flying V might be Albert King. He rareeelly uses the same guitar twice in concert. His work with Beth Hrt is legendary. I dare you to find a song by him thaaat doesnt blow your socks off. Ill plaay the Blues for you is a good one Another guitar god I left a reqwuest for is Roy Bucannon who wrotee the Messiah will come agin thats Gary Moore did. Ill be sending you more guitar players in the future if you like Nice deep review as alwaays thaanks a lot Bye the way Ive seen him 4 times and every time and song was a treat. You never know what he will play as he allso likes to do tributes to other guitarists like Jimmy Page in the one we jusr saw. He is mainly however a Blues man
That concert was from 2009 at The Royal Albert Hall. Check out Mountain time from the same show. Also Slo Gin at Red Rocks. And anything with Beth Hart. He's a monster and has to be seen to be believed.
Check out Joe Bonamossa and Beth Hart live in Amsterdam doing I'd rather go blind. Pure gold blues ❤
This is not one of his blues songs but most of his music is. Also check out "Going Down"
This was the concert that set his career on fire. That cd has incredible audio and video. According to Bonamassa himself, his entire career was on the line for this concert. He fronted the money. If he failed that night which he did not. No one would be talking about him. Bonamassa was on fire for this entire concert.
Check out that tribute to Zep's "Dazed and Confused" in the middle... RESPECT to Page and John Paul Jones and two drummers to imitate Bonham R.I.P. .... You know this song alone makes it necessary for you to do a full dive into the Led Zeppelin rabbit hole... thumbs up and subbed👍
hole lot of love is also in there
I remember seeing a media piece about him back in the 1990’s when he was in middle school. He started guitar at the age of 4 or 5 after watching his father’s Cream concert videos. He decided he wanted to play like Clapton. When this piece was done he was opening for BB King. I lost track of him and found him again 10 or 12 yrs ago. He’s never won a Grammy because he doesn’t play the music industry’s game. You should check out Joe with Beth Hart Live- “I’ll Take Care of You “ and “I’d Rather Go Blind”. Not only will you love his performances, you will be blown away by her voice. They’re both incredible. Joe also has an acoustic album “Live at the Vienna Opera House”. It’s one of my favorites.
Joe is an amazing performer. I have seen him in concert 4 times, the most recent just last month. He keeps getting better! I think he is the best living blues guitarist performing today. If you can, definitely go see him. And he always has some of the world's best musicians on stage with him. In this video, the drummer in the black beret is Anton Fig, who is best known for his 20+ years with Paul Shaffer's band on David Letterman's Late Show. I believe the bassist in this performance is the late Michael Rhodes , "the most recorded bassist in Nashville history". If you see Joe in February, you will also most likely see the amazing Reese Wynans on keyboard. Reese is a hall of fame inductee for his work with Stevie Ray Vaughn and Double Trouble. Just seeing Reese play is worth the price of admission. The man is a beast on the keys!
The bass player in this performance is Carmine Rojas. He played with Joe before Michael Rhodes became a staple. You'll see Carmine on the Joe and Beth Live from Amsterdam show as well. They both look somewhat similar, but Carmine has a little more meat on him. The first time I saw Michael with Joe, I thought Carmine had been sick and lost a lot of weight!
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I missed him here in WI this past year. The last time I missed seeing a great guitarist, it was SRV! Never miss an opportunity because you might never get another chance.
Royal albert hall is best, 2 dvd set, lg tv surround sound, play it loud ,youll empress your whole party. He,s amazing
I would love to see him perform in person
he does a cover of Deep Purple "Lazy" that is a must see!!!
YES! It ALL comes from the blues!
You need to check out Joe and Beth Hart in Amsterdam "I'd Rather Go Blind"!!!!
U MUST DO ALLMAN BROS THEY HAD 3 PERCUSSIONIST!! "NO WAY OUT" Or "Whippin Post Live -Fillmore East. "Midnight Rider "Is One From Gregg, That Will Be Immediate Playlist!! 😎🎸🎶🎵🎶🎤😁🎶
I've seen him in London one of the greatest blues guitarist ever amazing
He was playing B.B. King's guitar , part of his collection , Not only does he collect them ,,, he plays them !!!
Are you sure about that? That looks more like an Albert King guitar.
you are correct@@carlaharrington5120
Actually that’s Albert King’s guitar but he DOES have one of BB King’s backup 355 Lucilles?
Saying best guitarist is like picking the best page from your favorite book .There are many bests
Joe is defitely one of them if you watch enough he will do a Rory song with a Rory guitar
That was the Encore!!!!! IT'S A ZZ TOP COVER WITH HEARTBREAKER ZEPPELIN SOLO THROWN IN..
Not heartbreaker....you must be dazed and confused.
@@AugustoFrisk Its both lol its a tribute to Jimmy Page
White snake also
it's a shame that rolling stone didn't include him in their list of the top 250 guitar players. he belongs in the top 100
Carmine Rojas on bass. Toured twice with David Bowie (serious moonlight and Glass Spiders tours). Carmine has also recorded, toured and played alongside Tina Turner, Keith Richards, Stevie Wonder, Ron Wood, Stevie Ray Vaughan, B.B. King, Mick Jagger, Eric Clapton, Joe Bonamassa, Eric Johnson, Peter Frampton, Al Green, Carly Simon, Ian Anderson, Paul Rogers, John Waite, Steve Winwood, Billy Joel, Herbie Hancock, Lee Ritenour, Julian Lennon[2] (Musical Director/Bassist), Richie Sambora, Robert Randolph, Joe Don Rooney, Trace Adkins, Nancy Wilson, John Hiatt, Carole King, Beth Hart, Bobby Womack, Sam Moore, Billy Squier, Rob Hyman & Eric Bazilian, Olivia Newton-John, Michael Hutchence, Bernard Fowler, Blondie Chaplin, Billy Gibbons, Leslie West, Joe Lynn Turner, Carlos Santana, Todd Rundgren, Patti LaBelle, Nona Hendryx, Michael Bolton, Ivan Neville, Allen Toussaint, Phil Ramone, Kevin Shirley, Trevor Horn, Charlie Sexton, Jewel, Brandy, Dave Mason, Mike Patton, Glenn Hughes, Nektar, Belouis Some, Tetsuya Komuro, Hitomi, Ziroq, Modern Primitives, Simranking, Sass Jordan, Alphaville and others.
I hear Stevie, Edward, and Jimmy Page.
MMBxMOB: Joe plays much purer blues on many tunes - Midnight Blues, Blues Delux, & others. He plays phenomenal bluesy solos with Beth Hart (I'd Rather Go Blind) as well as more rock such as on this tune & Nasty Gal (Mahalia Barnes vocal) and live performances with Paul Rogers & Government Mule. He's incredibly versatile, but especially good at blues - all of which is why I also think Joe is the greatest living guitarist - but like you said, you need to hear a lot more of him to know what I'm talking about. You might start with Blues Delux Live from Royal Albert Hall.
Joe surrounds himself with the best musicians he can find. You should hear him with Beth Hart. One of the finest blues singers alive! Google her! Their concert in Amsterdam was insane.
check out joe and beth hart live from royal albert hall amazing blues
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15:20 he's looking at a cut on his finger from playing that night. This was the finale. I've seen Joe live six times so far, and I started playing guitar about a year before he was born. He was better at twelve than I am now after playing for almost fifty years.
I have this dvd. In the post show interview he says the reason he kept looking at his fingers is because he cut his fingers 3 times during that song.
I love Joe, & yes, he does do the blues, blues!
Checkout Joe B "I'll Play the Blues For You" also Joe featuring Jimmy Barnes (Stone Cold)
That aint nothing when it comes to his guitars. He has a collection of over 400 guitars and amps. Not cheap junk either. 5 and 6 figure guitars. Most belonging to some famous players. I forgot who it belonged to, but that Flying V he's playing on stage belonged to another famous player.
Just wait til you hear his live version of Mountain Time... It will knock your sicks off. V
Never interrupt a solo with the exception of imminent nuclear attack or asteroid collision. You will lose many viewers.
This is a cover of zz Top song. Billy Gibbons top tier guitarist. Also check out Billy Strings.
Joe was better than his garage band father at age 6, turned pro at 9 years old, and opened 20 shows for BB King at the age of 12. (So, Joe was so good that a legend was happy to share the stage with a middle school kid). Joe worked hard on his singing, but when he really wants someone to do vocals, he looks to BETH fucking HART. They collaborated for 3 albums of blues & soul covers in 2011, 2013, and 2018. They are both fantastic live performers and have very deep discographies, but together they are something special. See separate comment for reaction suggestions.
He started playing guitar 🎸 since he was 4, at 9 he was playing music professionally with people 20 years older than him. He is from about 1/2 hour from me. Seen him grow up playing. His keyboardist Resse Wynans was SRV'S keyboardist. RIP Michael Rhodes bass player. It has been reported that Jimi said that about every guitar player he was asked about, example. Johnny Winters, Terry Kath, Billy Gibson Joe has a collection of 400 guitars and amps. The names of groups that used double drums 🥁 is way to long to list.A Joe Bonamassa concert tour performance can last up to three hours. Expect up to 20 songs during the show, plus at least one encore
Some of the numbers they do in this show are more percussive, so 2 kits
Wow…we got a ZZ Top and Led Zeppelin cover medley
Gordon Lightfoot "Circle of steel"
I have seen Joe in concert 3 times and he is truly amazing.
Check out Eric Gales.
Not Deep Purple , Led Zeppelin
You have to see two drummers live to understand. The sound is incredible! I saw it with The Doobie Brothers and The Allman Brothers.
As a guitar player, been following him since his early days. He was a young phenom with lots of technique, which didn't translate to much feeling when playing, which is normal. Speed does not equal feeling. As he has aged, little by little, some feeling is starting to appear. Seen him many times, each time is getting better, he is finally maturing as a blues player, you can finally sense some feeling. His technique has always been amazing, but he finally becoming a fully rounded blues guy we were hoping for.
I love Joe's work. But the greatest living guitarist, hell the greatest living or dead guitarist is Tommy Emmanuel. Donn't take my word for it. All the guitarists in the conversation say Tommy's the best, including legends like Chet Atkins and Les Paul. You definately want to check out Tommy.
Joe always gives credit to the original artist of the songs he covers.
And he's played with Billy Gibbons a couple of times.
ZZ Top and Zeppelin, nice!
Joe & Beth Hart! 🔥💜
Beth and Joe
Beth and Joe
Beth and Joe
What are you waiting for?? Amsterdam live.... My god what a consert ❤❤❤
Now that your face is sufficiently melted. Meet Joe Bonamassa.
Joe actually has 25 #1 Blues/Rock Albums. He was actually a child prodigy who grew up to become a serious virtuoso. In my opinion he is the best electric guitarist alive.
Some of that middle solo was Led Zeppelin licks from various songs for the delight of the English crowd.
A great song choice ✌️.
If I may suggest something for your listening pleasure,since you like 'bass',check out 'The real me' by the WHO from the quadrophenia album.
He chected his finger 'cuz he cut it.
He sure uses all those guitars in his show. I've seen him live and he is perfection, and has a guitar for every song he does because they all have a very slight difference in sound. Jump into this rabbit hole and you'll see why he is considered one of the best guitar players ever, just look up B B King on what he thought of Joe.
Joe Bonamassa has all of his live concerts available for free on his UA-cam channel. His concerts are balls to the walls, and there's only brief lulls between songs as Joe trades out guitars. I've seen him twice and have tickets to see him again.
😮 It's the subtle things you don't expect that makes this awesome... A lot of things in this you've heard before. It's just a little twist and turns he does different than most guitarists
If you're impressed with guitar mod control, Joe is good, but Gilmore is best at making a guitar speak. Every Joe concert I've seen has been phenomenal. The first show I saw with Joe was a meet and greet that I had won tickets for. He was cordial and engaging before the show. He came out on stage by himself, and 13 guitars. He played every guitar behind him before taking a break and coming out with the full band for another 90 minutes.
I don't know if there's a musical reason to use two drummers playing the same thing, but it sure looks cool. The drummer with the beret is Anton Fig, and the younger looking one is Bogie Bowles. The bass player is Carmine Rojas and the keyboard player is Rick Melick. This performance is from May of 2009. Yes, this is a cover of a ZZ Top song, with a slide into "communication breakdown" by Led Zeppelin.
I think Michael Rhodes personally was his best bass player in my opinion.
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BERGLUND CENTER....$152.00...............Joe Bonamassa (born May 8, 1977) is an American blues rock guitarist, singer and songwriter.
Bonamassa was born in Utica, New York. He started playing guitar at age four, encouraged by his father, who was an avid music fan and exposed him to British blues rock records by Eric Clapton and Jeff Beck, greatly inspiring him. At 11 years old Joe was mentored and trained by American guitar legend, Danny Gatton.When he was 12 years old, Bonamassa opened for B.B. King. In the last 13 years Bonamassa has put out 15 solo albums through his independent record label J&R Adventures, of which 11 have reached number 1 on the Billboard Blues charts.
JB is awesome, and this is Great song, but this song was originally played by Billy Gibbon's of the band ZZ Top! This is a great song, and this is my opinion, but, his Blue's are much better! Like "I'll play the blues for you", "Sloe Gin", " Midnight Blues", "I'd rather go blind", "I'll take care of you" by Beth Hart and Joe, and "Goin Down"! Please go down this rabbit hole, you won't regret it! Blue's is his thing!
You have to check out (if you haven't already), Peted Greene (from original Fleetwood Mac!) Gary Moore "Parisienne Walkways"(Live) Also Check out the Young (Great) Taj Farrant! Hes touring America right now for the second time at just 14! And will BLOW YOUR MIND! HE played (Live) 4 YEARS AGO, with Carlos Santana and Orianthi when he was just 10 years old! Hes now ONLY 14 BUT plays SRV, Hendrix and Gary Moore and Many of the Great Blues guys tunes, aswell as, if not BETTER, than the originals!
...Hes going to be Known as (and then remembered as) THE GREATEST of all Time imo if he keeps playing! He loves the BLUES and Metal, Rock AC/DC etc
You Gotta check him out!
ALSO if you havent checked out Orianthi, shes one of the most accomplished guitarists of all time! Santana said shes one of the greatest when she was just 18 about 20 years ago after she was discovered in Australia by the Great Joe Satriani and the great Steve Vai! BOTH GUITAR GODS from the 80s!
Anyhow good review! would suggest check out Joe Bonamassa Keeping the Blues Alive cruise performances, especially the ones where he performs with other guitarists guitar duels eitb ERIC GALES and Kingfish etc.
Cheers from London Merry Christmas 😎🎸🎄🙏🏴🇬🇧
Your Friday Night Lights song (and this) is a cover of ZZ Topp
Check out Eric Gale and Joe Bonnamassa Ballad of John Henry
BTW, that's a $400,000 guitar he's playing....