Joe Bonamassa Throwback Thursday From the MI Vault 10/8/2009
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This clip is so nice bc he talks about his life on the road with his band I've always wondered if he rides the bus or plane and the the song is one of my favorites...❤❤❤❤the songs speaks the truth ❤❤
You are so god acoustic and el. Noone can take you in a compotition. I love to see and listen to you❤😊🎉
truly a world class guitar master, Joe is my biggest influence.
God bless you Joe B. Your a true gentleman in a world of pretenders who are more interested in tattoo sleeves and chasing female actors & singers. You are always polite and respectful of those who have walked the boards before you aswell as fans & those less fortunate that you help with your charity work. Such a welcome change to see true artistry these days, a real pleasure to follow your progress. Welcome back to Sydney Australia anytime.
I can see John Mayer reference
Joe B. You are the best brother! I really miss SRV and his stage presence, I never thought I would be emotionally moved by another blues man as deeply. You rip into every song with such conviction and passion it is unbelievable! Thank you so much for your hard work and dedication to, "Keeping The Blues Alive". I saw you at the Star Plaza in Merrillville Indiana, Awesome! Thank you for such a fantastic performance!
It`s no mystery why Mr Bonamassa is such a brilliant player, he really works at it.
He was a bit of a child prodigy, but he IS one of those players that doesn't put the guitar for long!
Always wanted to learn to play, now saying that when I saw you in NOLA at the Seeger Theater I bought me one n learned my first cord of D
Today. Now practice,practice,practice will succeed at 55 yrs. of age. So wish me well Sr. Thanks Joe 😎✌🏻️
He's SO REAL, SO GREAT & HUMBLE !!! I can watch he plays guitar every little chance I got. I can't imagine how PROUD his parents/family be. Thanks so much for sharing this post.
Dear Joe, Never fell unloved or think someone's not thinking about you. I know someone is always willing to make you feel better ! Also love your stories and sense of humor ! As always
He's awesome,Most musicians wouldn't even bother doing something like this. Joe couldn't be more precise on his observation about, Learn from the artists you love, but be yourself and play with conviction.
Always love watching Joe play: wish the camera angle was a bit different so the mic stand wasn't in the way. I love playing the different chord voicings he plays but can't see some of them; plus the blues runs he's doing in the first several positions are such a cool amalgamation of the greatest intros, turnarounds, and endings; plus his unique spin on said runs.
I LOVE the way he quickly plays the 9th chords above on the 13th fret (due to capo) for an 8th note, to get that Robben Ford-esque "horn" sound.
I remember how bad I felt for Joe when Danny Gatton took his life. My friend photographed Danny's 88 Elmira St. And around the same time, I saw Danny on Austin City Limits. That was almost 30 years ago. I knew Danny had been teaching Joe.
Again, it's been wonderful watching him come into his own-- with his unique hybrid sound. You can hear a lot of Danny in Joe's acoustic guitar playing he played on this video; but it's ALL Joe's. In other words, he made it all his own.
Thank you MI for sharing this gem of a session.
Wow, such command of the instrument. And he's such a humble and relatable guy.
How is he relatable?
Last time I checked, I had three electric guitar, and 1 acoustic guitar.
So he’s definitely not relatabl.
JOE NICE TO MEET YOU ... ERIC CLAOTON HAS A GUITAR TWIN BUT HE IS ASIAN COLLEGE STUDENT THAT I WAS LUCKY TO HEAR HIM PLAY LIVE FOR ME IN A PARKING LOT.... AND EVEN THOUGH IT WASNOT CLAPTON HE WAS DIASCIPLINED AS WELL THAT I HEAR YOU NOW.... LOVE YOUR BLUE .... JOE.... GO ... PEACEOUT FROM THE GHETTOS HOOCHIE COUCHIE MAN....
An amazing performance. Many thanks for posting this.
joe's voice singing is like steve ray vaughan.. and he's playing skill is still evolving.. i like this guy. 😁
He's the best I've ever heard
that is one funny dude...almost as good a comedian as he is a guitar player. Very entertaining contribution - thanks for posting.
Really enjoyed this. Brilliant.
beautiful touch on fingerboard…..master….
Also a THRILLING THURSDAY!!!! & YOUR LIVE FROM RYMAN AUDITORIUM WAS on PBS TONIGHT!!!! THANK YOU JOE!!!!!! YOU'RE THE BESTEST ESTEST ESTEST ESTEST ESTEST ESTEST ESTEST ESTEST ESTEST ESTEST...!!!!
143!!!!!!!
So interesting love to hear your stories !!!❤🎸🎤🎼🎶🎵✌
Joe is like " Just come here and play something in A". Awsome guy:D
Thanks for the close up shots of the fretboard. I really like looking at the mic stand too..lol
In my opinion he is the best guitarist in the world today
+Jonathan Vuncannon He surely is one of the best.
Yes without any doubt, Vai is the bestest. He is in Spain very well known for his flamenco artistry.
Vai the best? Hahahaha lol
You mean goven?
@@thattypicalslimy8548 Govan is the best to ever live hands down.
A monster musician and pleasure to listen to…and he’s cute lol.
big love from croatia man!
LOL!
Joe just lit the world on fire right their. Did you see , did you hear , did you cringe like the player you are OR did you see the human side and that YOU are on a path TOO. Man child was onto some serius talent to learn, but he just hit you back hard that is unimaginable if you pay attention. Uncovering the Unobtanium is what I would call it. I can say it cause I got it and he showed you the secrets, nice guys do that , and he is the man. David Scott
THERE ARE TOO MANY AWESOME GUITARISTS TO KEEP UP WITH. That said, this vid is the 1st time I really got to know JB. Very cool. Count me impressed.
Yeah, dude's a world class player and he still sports a very self deprecating, humble sense of humor. (I actually me JB for five or ten minutes at some guitar fest thing - he was holding court and very generous with his time and attitude. Class.)
Wow, this guy is a MONSTER on the guitar.....
Good stuff!
Before my time here at MI, but I wish I was there for this! I hope I get another chance
Joe is great. No need to be cool. Just is. He's carrying the torch for the legends so younger guys are exposed, otherwise it may not happen. They may never hear of Eric J or BBK.
This ten years ago he is such a genius guitar player. U believable is his talent.
muito bom.!!
super !
Joe ain't messin' around!
Wow
I learn more from his noodeling than when he's on stage.
Blablablablabla...damn,talking me to death in this vid... sing a song,man!!! :D
8:54 - 9:45 is hilarious!!!!!!!
"So, when I was playing Al DiMeola at age six..."
Fucking cheers
thank you and yes .... you wont ever meet him .... thats why i dont want to go to go to educate myself ..... humiliate me from your chair... GOD BLESS
I'm sorry, but I don't have a thing to say about Joe B anymore cuz a few years ago he made a crack about being at a guitar show and a guy came up to him and wanted him to sign a guitar for his sick child. Joe told him no. From that day on I could give two Fucks about him. I went from being one of his biggest fans to someone who wishes him all the Luck in the world... All Bad... If he kept his mouth shut about that incident I'd still be a fan. Even if the guy was lying about having a sick kid I believe he still shoulda done it. I'm entitled to my opinion, and so is everyone else LOL
Bonermassa > John Mayer
+camo 69 Umm, you've got it all backwards. Mayer is the artist: a terrific guitarist & songwriter, a lyricist, and a versatile musician. Bonamassa is an obnoxious guitar player.
I love then both so much ,that I don't want to know who is better
I never understand why fans act as though being a great musician is a competition. Each notable musician is different and is great for the particular things that he or she does. Is it necessary to trash a great guitarist to make the point that you love another guitarist? Mayer is great, and Bonamassa is great. Why not enjoy both for their talent without denigrating one or the other? If you don't like Mayer, don't listen to him. Do you think that Joe wants you to express your love of his playing by hating on Mayer? Joe and Mayer probably admire each other's music. It's cool that they both play differently...if all guitarists played exactly the same, you'd only need one guitarist. If you love blues guitar, you will enjoy most or all great blues guitarists, which gives you more to love. We all develop preferences, but that is because all of the best guitarists are different, not because one sucks more than another. I've been a Bonamassa fan for a long time, and I've mostly ignored Mayer because I didn't like his songs as much, although he obviously plays great blues. Then, I saw a video in which he accompanied Leon Russell on A Song for You. Mayer was the perfect guitarist for that particular moment.
White clone of a real black.
Love Joes playing. Wish he would have never heard Eric Johnson though. I know everyone has there pet peeves the triplet shred shit is mine. Hate it
Poser...hoser...no, sir. I'll Pass.
Boring guitarist