First time hearing of John Hiatt! Down Around My Place with Joe Bonamassa
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John Hiatt "Perfectly Good Guitar" album was FIRE!! "Old Habits" is a great rock blues tune. Peace, Love!!
If you're on John Hiatt, you've entered a writers kick. Enjoy the ride.
JJ Cale next, hopefully...
Have always loved & appreciated John Hairy & his fantastic musical comparative friends
Saw John Hiatt and Lyle Lovett, acoustic, a couple years ago. My wife bought us front row center seats. AWESOME show. John would play a song, then Lyle would play a song. Sometimes they would accompany each other, sometimes they would just watch. No set list! People started calling out songs and they would sometimes take the suggestion. Probably the best show I've ever seen. HIGHLY recommend anything off John's Perfectly Good Guitar album. Buffalo River Home is the song I called out and he played it! I just about swooned!
I saw John and Lyle doing the same thing about 10ish years ago. Such a great show! Laid back, no frills...just a great evening of music.
We know you love Bonnie Raitt. Check out “Thing Called Love.” It was a huge hit, and it’s written by and originally recorded by John Hiatt. I love that guy. So many great songs. Here’s one right up your alley: “Have a Little Faith in Me”
Sebs I was at this show. Joe had several guests including Paul Rogers (Bad Company). This was at the Beacon Theater in NYC. When you check out John Hiatt and you will, you will hear a guitarist who is another guy who is one of the most underrated guitar player. His name is Sonny Landreth. Here are a few Hiatt songs to check out "Paper Thin", "Slow Turning", "Perfectly Good Guitar" and "Buffalo River Home". John wrote his autobiography a few years ago. It's an amazing story of someone who went through so much and came out on the other side of it.
I saw John Hiatt live in Victoria BC more than 30 years ago at a little pub and I had the awesome experience of listening and watching a true master of the blues sing and play the acoustic guitar all by himself and with no electronic embellishment for 2 hours. and sat less than 10 feet from him. A real real talent and one of the great musical experiences of my life
Been a fan of John for many years, what a song writer!!!!!!
John Hiatt IS one of the best songwriters ever. In the late 80’s, he put out two albums-Bring the Family, and then Drive South. Rolling Stone rated the pair as the best pair from a single artist of the decade. Thing Called Love, Drive South, two of my favorites! And far as blues guitarists, check out Robert Cray.
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Bring The Family (Ry Cooder, Nick Lowe, and Jim Keltner) and Slow Turning (Sonny Landreth and his guys, Dave Ranson and Kenny Blevins- The Goners). Drive South is a tune on Slow Turning.
My two favorites albums, though I like all of Hiatt's work.
One of my favorite collaborations.
You need to listen to Slow Turning, Perfectly Good Guitar, or Buffalo River Home.
Memphis in the Meantime
There are just so many. He is a true American Treasure. Unpretentious and very uniquely talented
I 'discovered' John Hiatt listening to a free-form radio station out of Cambria California in 1992. He quickly became one of my favorite singer/songwriters (his guitar is pretty dang good too!). By year 2000 I had more CDs of his than anyone else (except my all-time Jimmy Buffett...but that is my cult). To this day, still one of my all time favorites, highly underrated! Would have loved to see these two together!
Do more John Hiatt....I'll be here for it! Underrated, still sort of unknown (unless you are IN the industry).
Excellent choice for a reaction video. I'm a big fan of Joe, but when I first heard this, I wasn't sure what to think of it. The more I heard it the more it grew on me. Now I think this is a killer song. I love it. Also, I love your videos. I give a young man such as yourself a lot of credit for checking out classic rock stuff as well as contemporary songs across various genres. That shows me you are a true music lover. Keep up the good work!
Joe B does a great pod cast exploring blues artists. He also hosts a show on B.B. Kings Bluesville on Sirius XM. We just saw Joe at Red Rocks in late July. Always outstanding. We’re set for two of his Blues at Sea Cruise in ‘25. Huge fans here.
This DVD is my favorite JB show, and this song is my second favorite of the show. Thanks!
John is a Nashville legend, one of the many great songwriters here.
Almost no reactor has done a deep dive into John Hiatt's music, but he has so many great songs (and some you've likely heard covered by others, without knowing that Hiatt wrote them, including "Thing Called Love" performed by Bonnie Raitt and "Angel Eyes" performed by Jeff Healey). 𝐵𝑟𝑖𝑛𝑔 𝑡ℎ𝑒 𝐹𝑎𝑚𝑖𝑙𝑦 and 𝑆𝑙𝑜𝑤 𝑇𝑢𝑟𝑛𝑖𝑛𝑔 are my favorite of his albums. So many songs come to mind. "Seven Little Indians." "Lipstick Sunset." "Georgia Rae" (do that reaction with your wife). "Slow Turning." Great songwriter and a better singer than you might gather from this particular piece, when his voice was aging and he was losing some of his range (but using it effectively, hauntingly).
Can't believe you're reacting to this song. This particular version is one of my all time favorites. The solo is one of the best I've heard. Glad you agreed.
Bonamassa is crazy good. I've seen him twice. I'll see him again. And Hiatt!! Phew!
Have seen John Hiatt several times........great song writer.
John Hiatt is a wicked guitarist and a preternatural songwriter from Indianapolis, my hometown. I was at the Ben and Jerry's Folk Festival back in the 90's and his set was smokin', and I watched him break a string on his guitar and RESTRING IT WHILE CONTINUING TO PLAY THE SONG.... he's a hall-of-famer in all regards.
You opened the door to John Hiatt. You need to step in and explore. I put him in my top 10 list of songwriters from the last 60 years.
Love John Hiatt!
My fav Hiatt tune is "Alone In The Dark". It's funny how many people have heard Hiatt and don't realize it.
Think about Jamie Lee Curtis inna gstring dancing for Ahhnold to a smokey beat with a greasy slide...
Yes, that’s a great song!
I met John back in the 90s. He was promoting his Little Head album at a local book store. Seemed like a good guy. I love his music from back then.
Memphis in the Meantime “Live at Budakon” version. BADASS
Sebs is killing it with these JB reactions ! He literally smokes it in this song with John Hiatt .
Walk On and Buffalo River Home are two of my favourites.
I've been listening to Joe for many years... Even though he can be a speedster on the fretboard, every note he plays has meaning. It doesn't matter if you only play ONE note, FEEL it and make it speak.... really.
Have tickets to see him (John Hiatt) in Austin on Nov. 24th! Saw him MANY years ago.
John Hiatt is a genius.I wouldn't know where to suggest you start with him, but you would enjoy checking him out.
I've now played guitar for 45 years, many bands, many genres. All the skills you accumulate on the instrument are worthless without the song. Tip of the cap to all the amazing songwriters out there, and John Hiatt is one of the greatest.
It was a beautiful song, but I am a fan of yours. I am here to listen to music with you. Have a good night.
John Hiatt wrote a zillion songs others had hits singing!❤
John Hiatt is an American Treasure. Helluva singer/songwriter. To not check out more of his work would be sinful.
Check out Les Paul and Chet Atkins and look at their style. Joe is pretty quiet unless he's comfortable in his surroundings. I was lucky enough to win backstage passes and a meet and greet in Columbus, Ga.
He played a little over an hour with 12 different acoutic guitars, then after the break they did more than 90 minutes of power rock and blues. One of my top 5 shows out of hundreds.
Did he say John Hiatt is relatively unknown? So not true. One of the greatest songwriters of my time and I'm pretty darn old.
Glad to see you got to this one. Been a favorite for a while.
As a blues player myself I would show you all the different types of blues out there from metal blues to junk blues and punk blues 20 Watt Tombstone, Left Lane Cruiser, Scott Byram, and Eric Sardinas.
"Feels Like Rain" is a good one for Hiatt.
Bonamassa's first song on his first album was a Rory Gallagher cover.
Paul Rodgers loved Rory as well as Slash,Brian May and a cast of thousands.
This is my official lobbying for Rory.
Bad Penny- Montreux 1986(I think).
Rory was popular but never wanted to be a "rock star"
Bonamassa is helping keep The Blues alive.
Joe B is obviously the guitar player of the two, but John Hiatt is actually a pretty decent player in his own right. He's also a fantastic songwriter. I highly recommend exploring more of his stuff.
You need to see Blues Brothers 2000. The end of the movie was some of the best guitars and blues I’ve ever seen!!!
You gotta do "Icy blue heart " by John Hyatt. His singing talent really shines in that song.
Please!!! Listen to John Hiat’s album CROSSING MUDDY WATERS. A religious experience!!!
Love that song.
Joe Bonamassa owns more than 400 giutars and plays all of them. I've been told that his collection is open to the public
Joe B. live @ Royal Albert Hall.."just got paid" Sebs you have to watch/listen!!
Check out his song "Drive", fantastic, my favorite!
You would like Bonammassa's "Taken the Hit" from Live at Rockpalaste, Eric Czar is fantastic on bass, and Joe is amazing.
You should listen to his live of Happier Times , truly amazing
Listen to the blues deluxe album it's some great joe
Stevie Ray Vahun!!!! White boots !!!
John Hiatt, Sonny Landreth Riding With The King
You have to see Joe and Jimmy Barnes do Deep Purple’s “Lazy”! Their version is fire!
Please great guitarist !!! Joe is amazing did you ever watch him with Beth Hart
Please,please, please check out “Who will the next fool be?” by Holli Mosley. It’s a country song from 1962 that will blow you away. It was written by a country legend, Charlie Rich. In the video, his look alike son is playing the piano. It was recorded in legendary Sun Records studio and mixed at legendary Fame studio in Muscle Shoals, Al. It was produced by the daughter of legendary producer Sam Phillips and the son of legendary producer Rick Hall. If you don’t love it, I’ll never make another comment.
'My place' is used not just to refer to 'my house', but also in a broader national sense.
Try the late Mike Bloomfield for Blues guitar. Suggest Blues on the Westside, with Nick Gravenites on vocal.
Hey Buddy! I would love to see react to Gary Moore “Still Got The Blues.”
Talk about someone who can make a guitar sing he feels every note.
Check out " perfectly good guitar" by John!
This can take you down a bunch of great songwriter rabbit holes: Glen Hansard, John Prine, Guy Clark, Tom Waits, Jerry Jeff Walker, Jim Croce, Blaze Foley, Joni Mitchell, Lucinda Williams. I’m 50 and I feel like I’m just discovering great music.
OK here we go, adding to your guitar searches, Jeff Beck. He goes all the way back to Yardbirds, Page, Clapton, etc. The song is "Cause we've ended as lovers", and only a true guitarist can appreciate his phenomenal tightness in note control. Bass player will blow your mind in this video too. ua-cam.com/video/VC02wGj5gPw/v-deo.html&pp=ygUlamVmZiBiZWNrIGNhdXNlIHdlJ3ZlIGVuZGVkIGFzIGxvdmVycw%3D%3D
Second, you could start a B side, lets say you reacted to the popular Kansas "Carry On Wayward Son", The B side is to pick a song that simply got crowded out like "The Wall" not making the charts necessarily, but great nonetheless. Its the album lovers that know these songs and not necessarily the chart followers.
Listening with your wife, Tonight's The Night" by Rod Steward or just about any Rod Steward.
Firefall, Cinderella, B side Mexico (Great guitar)
LIttle River Band "Help Is On The Way", B side "Cool Changes"
HeadEast, "Never Been any Reason" B side "Since You've Been Gone"
Boston B side, "Something About You"
For your personal enjoyment of guitar, Mexico above by Firefall, New Orleans is sinking by Tragically Hip, and Gabriel Rodriguez does a Flamenco Stairway to Heaven
Guitar players??? Try this one (Sonny smokes it!)
Sonny Landreth with John Hiatt - Riding with The King
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Listen to Crossing Muddy Waters , by John Hiatt Its about his wife who committed suicide ! you will cry.
For your entertainment,Buckethead...Enter the chicken...whole. Coma Electric tears. Forget all bout that macho shyte,and learn to play guitar.Robin Thrower.
need to check other guitarists that dont get enough credit.leslie west(mountain)pat travers(pat travers band)devon allman n mike zito(royal southern brotherhood),walter trout....
I love this song and I'm a huge fan of both of these guys. Thanks Jeff for the suggestion. Its a perfect intro to John Hiatt. I recommend to Seb, and anybody who appreciates thoughtful, good songwriting to explore the entire John Hiatt album Here To Stay, a partial greatest hits album. You can thank me by giving Seb a 👍
I love the writing and music of John Hiatt, I'm no expert but I'd compare him to Richard Thompson and Warren Zevon - rock poets. I haven't heard Joe Bonamassa before but ... wow. I'd like to hear him do John's "Open Road" with him! Thanks for sharing your reaction. "Perfectly Good Guitar" would be a good song of John's to react to.
Other more commercial Hiatt songs he's had covered would be "Have a Little Faith in Me" and "Angel Eyes". He did a great version of "The Open Road" on Letterman
John Hiatt is an f’n legend!
One of my very most favourites!
Genius writer!
Peace
Joe Bonamassa live at Royal Albert Hall ‘High Water Everywhere’
Have A Little Faith In Me is probably John's most famous solo hit. Fantastik keyboard song. John is a multi-instrumentalist, Song writer and vocalist. Has a lot of songs in movie soundtrack songs that you instantly notice if you know his music.
As you look into John Hiatt you will find Sonny Landreth, a slide guitar virtuoso from Louisiana. Slow Turning is a good start
This was fantastic. Thank you so much. I came for Joe and your reaction but I now need to check out more John Hiatt!
there is a lot of talent in this video ;)
FYI, BB King had Joe open for him when he was just 12 years old. He has honed his skills ever since. Try Blues Deluxe from the album of the same name from 2008.
While you are at it check out Tab Benoit- song- Nice and Warm
As a guitarist, if you want to be serious, the first thing you should learn is the fretboard.. I played guitar for years & i am pretty good, i have a diploma in music industry as a guitarist, but i got so much better once i learned the fretboard & learn counting or clapping rhythms, it will vastly improve how to read tabs or sheet music, if you know that group of notes means this or that, then you can learn a song so much faster & it doesnt take long to learn those 2 things at all..