I love how they both opine how affordable that pedalboard might be… perhaps a kid with a paper route could afford what’s on it. Then you look at the vintage Les Paul, the Van Weeldins, custom made Fender Twins and of course the Dumbles….and realize you might need a bigger route.
pedals should always be the cheapest part of your rig, look at mayer who's inspired a bunch of players to get a 5000 usd pedalboard into a 500 usd amp, but mayer does the opposite if he had the option.
Yeah.. honestly I think they are a little out of touch with how expensive this pedalboard actually is😂 I can’t afford it on a teachers salary without saving for quite awhile. As well as there being cheaper or more efficient ways to get the same tone in 2022 as opposed to 2012. Not including the les Paul’s and expensive amps 😂
INSANE but that's what Joe does! I've been to his shows around the country but I'd love to buy a VIP pass just to be on stage to feel those amps at that volume right after sound check. "Stand here ladies and gentlemen, don't move, don't say anything, just listen and experience this for five minutes".
BEAUTIFUL green lemon '59 Les Paul. I wonder which one that is. Lazarus, maybe? It's nice to see real Les Pauls out on the road getting played for the masses.
@@mattr2128 ya you’re right. They were a JBL. Sounded horrible by themselves but great with the mixture of speakers. I was thinking Jake E Lee actually. He used a mix of EV speakers.
I agree he is good, but he is a greedy bastard! That's why most people hate him! $150 for show tickets?? As if he thinks he is in the same category as the Stones or even Cher! Selling 12 "signature guitars" he has NEVER played throughout his career! Like Jimmy Page's #1, or Joe Perry's Boneyard Les Paul, etc.
He's gone thru stages, the no effects time was when he was running 4 fender twins for his amps , before and after that time he's used effects, but most of the heavy lifting goes on in the amp shanty
It’s amazing how many so called “musicians” misunderstood his statement about pedals. To put into lamen terms he basically meant that pedals shouldn’t define you as a player. That you should control the pedals and not let them control you as a player. That you should be able to play everything that you know how to play plugged directly into the amp and then flavor that with pedals. He did not say that pedals are of the Devil or anything of that sort.
@@spaceantelope1 Exactly. I am from the same area of Upstate Central NY where Joe grew up. About 15 minutes away. And you know what? All of us goomba's act the same way.
When I find myself on the verge of hating on Joe, it's because he's given so many good tones and I get spoiled and want him to focus solely on what I like personally.
Never listened to him, but all i ever see in the comments is people talking about his gear, the tones his vintage gear makes, his "technique". I never see anyone talking about good songs, so is he kinda like the instagram guitarist/influencer, but for old people, genuinely curious but not interested enough to listen to his catalogue.
He’s definitely not an Instagram/influencer. He’s a fantastic songwriter but the attention is definitely on his guitar playing. He’s a breath of fresh air in this “digital” age of music and instruments that we are living in. I would say that all around he’s probably the best guitarist of his generation and these current times. He can play everything from jazz, country, rock, blues, etc. and very fluent in all of those genres. And he probably has the best tone of all time on top of that lol.
Yeah you’re pretty much spot on, he’s basically Tim Henson or Tosin Abasi for old people, just a lot of technique, I’m not quite sure how he’s so famous though he doesn’t seem to even do well in blues charts but constantly gets new signature models and amps while most people have no idea who he is. I can’t think of any other artist like that He is actually a pretty good singer with a unique but pleasing timbre for a blues singer though which surprised me considering how by the numbers he is otherwise, I didn’t expect him to have such his own style for his singing.
@@Viper-dz2kw he’s been nominated for 3 Grammys and has worked alongside the worlds most renowned artists and players. I mean he has a net worth of 20 million as a modern blues artist. That’s pretty good seeing as the blues really hasn’t made a full swing back around yet. And he would be worth more if he would quit buying $150,000 guitars and amps lol. But I guess it could be considered an investment if he needed the money bad enough.
new drinking game: drink each time the host says "wow." and then says nothing afterwards. Addendum: Drink three times if the word "wow" is repeated. wow
I couldn’t help but notice that as well, searched the comments to see what’s up. So no one messes with them between or for secrecy? Saw a video of a fan at John Mayer handed him a pedal to sign and he marked his settings in marker for the fan
Great tones from the man. What I wonder is why he carries so much stuff around. A Kemper or something like that is also possible. And it's a lot less of a problem for the sound engineer.
I know he loves amps and he has a huge collection of it. But these days it is hard to distinct vintage amps from digital equipment. Is there a video around with him explaining the reason why he uses analog amps during tours?
@@robvanscheijndel there's maybe an interview somewhere, but I think it's as simple as: because he can, and because that's what he wants/prefers. Like you say, there are other ways to go about live gear; so the reason he chooses such is because he really wants real amps on stage. For the look, the feel, to get the most out of all the gear he's accumulated, to really compliment his vintage guitars he also chooses to use, and because he's old school. There's no shortage of reasons once a person has roadies to haul/set up the stuff, and the money to transport such bulk. The only drawback he has to deal with is the space it takes up on stage, which is probably equalled by having an impressive looking rig.
That fuzz through the twin? You would never ever get that feel ams sound from a kemper. When you have that lot cranked to 12 with fuzz it's prophetic...
Ooooooo is he gonna sell his Joe Blow signature "boomer pedalboard" now too!? Right along with all the signature guitars "he never played" throughout his career? 😂🤣
Man, you guys are such a-holes. It's a bitch to make a living in the business. He's not out there as a shill. His gear is as good as it gets, but at the same time, he has every right to experiment with different rigs, different tones. Everyone should stay curious and adventurous.
Always love how haters are criticizing this man's great tone, or better how he achieves it. The biggest part imho is 40yrs of pure dedication and raw talent. Forget the van weelden's and all the boutique stuff. A pair of silver jubilee's, a decent guitar and this board will do if you're dedicated enough to spend all of your time with it.
Joe, what's with the amount of delay and compression! We've already heard EJ do it. Man, I miss your dry crisp and well-defined tones from years ago. Sigh...
There are some great comments here and some comments from idiots… Seems like the less people know, and the less talented they are, the more “know-it-all” comments they make… Joe has an impeccable ear and playing technique, period! My Dunlop Bonamassa wah is arriving tomorrow and Im jazzed about it. My RMC4FL custom is a great wah and will be up for sale probably… I don’t do the quacky funk rhythm thing… and this new wah just sings vocally… hail to the almighty HALO inductor!… Love you Joe!❤
@@BillLarkinmusic maybe because it is empty, because when it has croud, the sound could be better. But for stage volume sounds too loud. Had no idea, because J.B has great guitar tone for what he plays, couldnt imagine how loud he is on stage...
@@bloozedaddy i think the venue doesnt matter when the issue is stage volume, because the amps has mics, the ONLY front roll can listen the stage volume. The problem starts when there is too much stage volume... My Point is, i never thought he has that much volume on stage for what he plays, he doesnt play metal, or heavy music... And even with that loud sound he has great live tone...
@@euclidesanatolly6175 he uses baffles also... Not an issue.. You're trying to drive the tubes. Seen him five times over 15 years or so.. inside..outside..not an issue.
I’ve had (3) three millennials call me a “Boomer” cannot stand that goddamn phrase ... I found out quickly that this generation cannot fight or defend themselves, when a 60 year old can whoop a 20-something’s ass easily
@@Crinklidge and yet, my old ass generation can kick the living shit outta your generation .... say whatever you want - when we grew up, we had a set of stones and didn’t hide behind mommy’s apron!
Twobar - what is your problem exactly? Why are there guys like you who are just mean-spirited? What has Joe ever done to cause you to makes such comments - on Christmas Day no less? C'mon - if you're a musician, you should be supportive, or at least critical in a meaningful way. Hey, I posted that I preferred his OLD, more-raw tone. Just like Eric Johnson's tone that I find overly saturated, over-delayed (yes, I made that up) and too much like a violin. But that's just me giving my feedback as a guitarist. Our feedback is very likely the worst feedback he should hear. OTOH, there are legions of happy fans who adore his playing and his overall performances - which are extremely polished and professional.
@greg hollis I agree, it would be pretty terrible playing at the Royal Albert Hall dressed as he is In this video, looking like he's just rocked up from a pub band gig in the middle of Yorkshire in England...🤣 I barely ever suit up but if I did his types of gigs I'd have a whole collection. It would be part of the experience and vibe of playing these gigs. He's dressing for work.
Isn’t dressing casually on stage also a pose of sorts? Particularly if you’re playing a 1959 Les Paul, I think a “working man’s” wardrobe would be pretty disingenuous.
Meh.. Some people don't want to pay good money to see someone who dresses like the guy who just mowed their lawn. I'm not a fan of the sunglasses/indoors thingie but I don't exactly vetch over it.
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Love how John can’t stop giggling because the volume is so overwhelming 😂
John giggles incessantly, regardless if anything remotely funny or amusing has been said.
Nervous habit.
Maybe he’s just nervous
Dude he's talking to Joe Bonamossa. Of course he's nervous.
@@JerseyMiller - For what!? Ha haha 😂
John’s played too many Nashville bar gigs where they ask him to turn down a Deluxe Reverb 😂
I love how they both opine how affordable that pedalboard might be… perhaps a kid with a paper route could afford what’s on it. Then you look at the vintage Les Paul, the Van Weeldins, custom made Fender Twins and of course the Dumbles….and realize you might need a bigger route.
The HK rotary is probably past 300 USD
pedals should always be the cheapest part of your rig, look at mayer who's inspired a bunch of players to get a 5000 usd pedalboard into a 500 usd amp, but mayer does the opposite if he had the option.
Are you aware of the value of money in 2022
We're gonna need a bigger basket........
Yeah.. honestly I think they are a little out of touch with how expensive this pedalboard actually is😂 I can’t afford it on a teachers salary without saving for quite awhile. As well as there being cheaper or more efficient ways to get the same tone in 2022 as opposed to 2012. Not including the les Paul’s and expensive amps 😂
Joe Bonamassa inspires me . Creative , independent & would love to get to see him live ... The video from The Royal Albert Hall is one of my favorites
I love that he casually just lets the fuzz face sustain and nails the exact feedback tone before the solo in Cream's White Room. Such a badass!
I like JB rig videos. I haven’t listened to a JB song in over 15 years.
He's the Swiss Army knife of blues playing...Extremely technical with a flawless sense of timing and lets not forget, his impeccable phrasing
Lol. He's a hack. Playing the blues is outdated. Most everyone does it better than him he's only popular cuz he's a cringey right whinger.
Nice to see the Rotosphere as I thought I might be the last person using one, Joe has great taste.
Joe is amazing, he has it all. Killer technique, phrasing, tone...and he is a great singer
That's the best sounding TS-808 I've ever heard.. EXTREMELY STOUT .
That's great!! Simple pedalboard, and once again, it show's you it's all in the player's hands!!
Yeh the pedalboard is pretty straightforward, but a road map is needed for the amp lineup. Lol
And in his hands is a $200k Les Paul burst
INSANE but that's what Joe does! I've been to his shows around the country but I'd love to buy a VIP pass just to be on stage to feel those amps at that volume right after sound check. "Stand here ladies and gentlemen, don't move, don't say anything, just listen and experience this for five minutes".
Merry Xmas Joe and premiere guitar!! such lovely tones
Love the way the sound bounces off the polycarbonate.
I use a Boss ME 50. Echo, dirt, chorus, reverb - as needed. Gets the job done.
John is such a natural on these
That fuzz face through the high power two. Was utter war...
@0:37 that leslie effect, are any other companies trying to make that ?
BEAUTIFUL green lemon '59 Les Paul. I wonder which one that is. Lazarus, maybe? It's nice to see real Les Pauls out on the road getting played for the masses.
Great !! Had to start laughing when the Fuzz Face started feeding back, Complete and utter bliss!
Cool, thanks! JB is the man!!!
Call it what you like..."...."...but it still works. enough said.....Joe is a legend..
the Jay Leno of Guitar Geekery. Much love.
That Leslie sound has almost exactly the same sound as my zoom multieffects chorus
Hmmm
@@PaulSter yeah...gotta wonder bout that. Heh heh.
Until you’re in the room with it…….
When it comes modulation, everything is the exact same. A delay is a delay, a reverb is a reverb and so on
@@the-np4mr are you familiar with the concept of moving air?
0:53 Dude, even the pedalboard needed mic? Wow
Those EV speakers were part of the EVH sound from early days. He’d have two of those plus two Celestion in each cab.
The early days was JBL and Celestions
@@mattr2128 ya you’re right. They were a JBL. Sounded horrible by themselves but great with the mixture of speakers. I was thinking Jake E Lee actually. He used a mix of EV speakers.
@@dwb131313 Yeah Jake was big with the EV’s, eventually leading to Zakk coming across one of those cabs and implementing that to his sound as well
As long as you're playing every noise sounds good 😘😘😘😍😍😍❤️❤️❤️
I don't get why some talk shit about JB? I think he is a good guy ,plays very well and has a sense of humor.
Maybe the trash talkers are jealous?
I agree he is good, but he is a greedy bastard! That's why most people hate him! $150 for show tickets?? As if he thinks he is in the same category as the Stones or even Cher! Selling 12 "signature guitars" he has NEVER played throughout his career! Like Jimmy Page's #1, or Joe Perry's Boneyard Les Paul, etc.
@@davidpaul6656 Say What? $150 per ticket??? WTF? that is insane!
Johns face when the fuzz face comes on 😂
In the immortal words of JB. Wow
Joe is so contradictory... i just saw a documentary where he was claiming he never uses pedals just old amps... 😪
You watched 2 min of a 20-min rig rundown. The other 18 min is focusing on his amps. Get a grip, people.
He's gone thru stages, the no effects time was when he was running 4 fender twins for his amps , before and after that time he's used effects, but most of the heavy lifting goes on in the amp shanty
"I've really gotten over pedals..." - Joe Bonamassa
He’s a dousch.
I love how TH-cam is offering to translate this phrase to English... because I don't understand what that means.
It’s amazing how many so called “musicians” misunderstood his statement about pedals. To put into lamen terms he basically meant that pedals shouldn’t define you as a player. That you should control the pedals and not let them control you as a player. That you should be able to play everything that you know how to play plugged directly into the amp and then flavor that with pedals. He did not say that pedals are of the Devil or anything of that sort.
Love Joe...glad to see him
As time goes on the more i like Joe’s geeky, cocky but equally self deprecating way he goes about himself. That sound though. Christ...
I never thought him cocky, just, he’s from New York State, that’s all lol.✌️
@@spaceantelope1 Exactly. I am from the same area of Upstate Central NY where Joe grew up. About 15 minutes away. And you know what? All of us goomba's act the same way.
@@ladeseddy5994 Love it. Merry Christmas to al you goomba’s up there!!! Hope y’all are doing ok…
Then I need to visit New York State. I like the attitude haha Merry Christmas ya’ll
And I shouldn’t have used cocky. Humorously self assured but totally grounded.
Now I want a paper route 🎉😅
The Fuzz Face is killer.
Doing a pedalboard overview “aight this is how it sounds dry” *bwap* “WwWoOoOoWwW!!!”
"A kid with a paper route"
I don't think the pedalboard is the boomer here.
I wish PG would do 1 more rig rundown for Bonamassa… what are we at now 10-15 ???
Had some pretty good tone there
Noise floor....can you hear it?🤣Joe ROCKS!!!!!!!
With headphones on it feels like I’m there.
The facial expressions are great! 🤣🤘
When I find myself on the verge of hating on Joe, it's because he's given so many good tones and I get spoiled and want him to focus solely on what I like personally.
Shame he's never focused on writing any decent songs.
Would love to know what his bassist is using
More !
Killer tone
I’ll take this board over another one of these insane $6000 chase bliss pedal boards any day of the year.
Nice Hat Joe.
Wow! It must be super loud!
❤JOE❤ awesome you are🥰💕
Never listened to him, but all i ever see in the comments is people talking about his gear, the tones his vintage gear makes, his "technique". I never see anyone talking about good songs, so is he kinda like the instagram guitarist/influencer, but for old people, genuinely curious but not interested enough to listen to his catalogue.
He’s definitely not an Instagram/influencer. He’s a fantastic songwriter but the attention is definitely on his guitar playing. He’s a breath of fresh air in this “digital” age of music and instruments that we are living in. I would say that all around he’s probably the best guitarist of his generation and these current times. He can play everything from jazz, country, rock, blues, etc. and very fluent in all of those genres. And he probably has the best tone of all time on top of that lol.
Yeah you’re pretty much spot on, he’s basically Tim Henson or Tosin Abasi for old people, just a lot of technique, I’m not quite sure how he’s so famous though he doesn’t seem to even do well in blues charts but constantly gets new signature models and amps while most people have no idea who he is. I can’t think of any other artist like that
He is actually a pretty good singer with a unique but pleasing timbre for a blues singer though which surprised me considering how by the numbers he is otherwise, I didn’t expect him to have such his own style for his singing.
@@Viper-dz2kw he’s been nominated for 3 Grammys and has worked alongside the worlds most renowned artists and players. I mean he has a net worth of 20 million as a modern blues artist. That’s pretty good seeing as the blues really hasn’t made a full swing back around yet. And he would be worth more if he would quit buying $150,000 guitars and amps lol. But I guess it could be considered an investment if he needed the money bad enough.
new drinking game: drink each time the host says "wow." and then says nothing afterwards. Addendum: Drink three times if the word "wow" is repeated.
wow
Uff que sonido increíble!
Full sonic assault 🔥🤘
oh and another thing...i like how all the knobs have been "taped" off to obscure Joes settings.....
I couldn’t help but notice that as well, searched the comments to see what’s up.
So no one messes with them between or for secrecy? Saw a video of a fan at John Mayer handed him a pedal to sign and he marked his settings in marker for the fan
Joe stated in previous rig rundowns that he tapes the knobs so they don’t get knocked around and the settings change.
@@aaronbrooks3913 thanks for clarification
@@aaronbrooks3913 exactly...
Great tones from the man. What I wonder is why he carries so much stuff around. A Kemper or something like that is also possible. And it's a lot less of a problem for the sound engineer.
@Rob - that's not his thing at all. He's a vintage fanatic.
He obviously loves amplifiers
I know he loves amps and he has a huge collection of it. But these days it is hard to distinct vintage amps from digital equipment. Is there a video around with him explaining the reason why he uses analog amps during tours?
@@robvanscheijndel there's maybe an interview somewhere, but I think it's as simple as: because he can, and because that's what he wants/prefers. Like you say, there are other ways to go about live gear; so the reason he chooses such is because he really wants real amps on stage. For the look, the feel, to get the most out of all the gear he's accumulated, to really compliment his vintage guitars he also chooses to use, and because he's old school. There's no shortage of reasons once a person has roadies to haul/set up the stuff, and the money to transport such bulk. The only drawback he has to deal with is the space it takes up on stage, which is probably equalled by having an impressive looking rig.
That fuzz through the twin? You would never ever get that feel ams sound from a kemper. When you have that lot cranked to 12 with fuzz it's prophetic...
Haha! You gotta love this man! Great sense of humor, loud and proud!
Why a microphone for his pedalboard?
Ooooooo is he gonna sell his Joe Blow signature "boomer pedalboard" now too!? Right along with all the signature guitars "he never played" throughout his career? 😂🤣
He’s a dousch. He recommends all his signature gear, then changes it after all his fans buy all his crap.
Man, you guys are such a-holes. It's a bitch to make a living in the business. He's not out there as a shill. His gear is as good as it gets, but at the same time, he has every right to experiment with different rigs, different tones. Everyone should stay curious and adventurous.
Always love how haters are criticizing this man's great tone, or better how he achieves it. The biggest part imho is 40yrs of pure dedication and raw talent. Forget the van weelden's and all the boutique stuff. A pair of silver jubilee's, a decent guitar and this board will do if you're dedicated enough to spend all of your time with it.
You guys are better than this kind of clickbait.
🤘🤘
harmonic minor? yngwie bonamassa?
The Overrated Special sounds really good. Did he name it that because people were calling him overrated?
It's supposed to clone a Dumble Overdrive Special, I think.
Well . He is.
Woaw !!!
Joe, what's with the amount of delay and compression! We've already heard EJ do it.
Man, I miss your dry crisp and well-defined tones from years ago.
Sigh...
Spicy.
There are some great comments here and some comments from idiots…
Seems like the less people know, and the less talented they are, the more “know-it-all” comments they make…
Joe has an impeccable ear and playing technique, period!
My Dunlop Bonamassa wah is arriving tomorrow and Im jazzed about it.
My RMC4FL custom is a great wah and will be up for sale probably… I don’t do the quacky funk rhythm thing… and this new wah just sings vocally… hail to the almighty HALO inductor!…
Love you Joe!❤
No compressor?
2:38
Wellll yeahhhhh ✌️
Love Joe B.
A boy with a paper route.
I have almost exactly the same rig. Am I a blooz dad?
if your amps don't take up twice as much stage as the drum kit are you really a guitarist?
I see Joe, I press like. It's a Pavlov thing.
Mics his pedalboard too 🤔
What a great rig, but poor sound guy 😂😂😂
sounds too loud or is it my bad impression??
yeah i admit i love it loud but.. uh... kinda loud for the place..?
I must be too old lol
@@BillLarkinmusic maybe because it is empty, because when it has croud, the sound could be better. But for stage volume sounds too loud. Had no idea, because J.B has great guitar tone for what he plays, couldnt imagine how loud he is on stage...
No such thing. He plays large venues. Volume matters.. A LOT...these are tube amps... Not a Fractal through a reference monitor.
@@bloozedaddy i think the venue doesnt matter when the issue is stage volume, because the amps has mics, the ONLY front roll can listen the stage volume. The problem starts when there is too much stage volume... My Point is, i never thought he has that much volume on stage for what he plays, he doesnt play metal, or heavy music... And even with that loud sound he has great live tone...
@@euclidesanatolly6175 he uses baffles also... Not an issue.. You're trying to drive the tubes. Seen him five times over 15 years or so.. inside..outside..not an issue.
They don't call it Nerdville for nothing.....
Isn't Joe gen X?
more like coomer pedalboard
Boomer Pedalboard with 10 cranked amps
"Boomer" because that's the only people listening to his style of Blues Lawyer wank.
I couldn't hear the noise either
Why a pedal board when you play one tone. Get a boss blues driver and he set 😂🤷♂️
At least just get a pro level effects board for heavens sake.
Rory Gallagher has no idea what your talking about..🫤
Yeah... he never even bothered with a tuner. lol.
He’s dead, so his comprehension might be a little off.
@@cedarbay3994 lol..nah, he knows and he's laughing..Joe has 400 guitars..Rory had one.
I’ve had (3) three millennials call me a “Boomer” cannot stand that goddamn phrase ... I found out quickly that this generation cannot fight or defend themselves, when a 60 year old can whoop a 20-something’s ass easily
You can add one gen X person to that list now
@@ileutur6863 you call some players 'boomers'?
That was easily the most boomer thing I've ever read
@@Crinklidge and yet, my old ass generation can kick the living shit outta your generation .... say whatever you want - when we grew up, we had a set of stones and didn’t hide behind mommy’s apron!
Ops is a hero
Has anyone ever seen JB w a chick? Ever?
JB don't swing like that and ever since 2015 it is completely fine.
łora bama
I guess his no pedals stance didn’t last
out of the thousands of fuzz out there Joe pics the crappiest one
These kinds of rigs are so dumb...stacks of vintage amps all mic'd up are so pointless and indulgent.
No more of this guy.
You forgot a comma after No.
@@gonzopewpew No, I didn't.
Agreed 👍🏼
@@gonzopewpew that was awesome!
Twobar - what is your problem exactly? Why are there guys like you who are just mean-spirited? What has Joe ever done to cause you to makes such comments - on Christmas Day no less?
C'mon - if you're a musician, you should be supportive, or at least critical in a meaningful way.
Hey, I posted that I preferred his OLD, more-raw tone. Just like Eric Johnson's tone that I find overly saturated, over-delayed (yes, I made that up) and too much like a violin. But that's just me giving my feedback as a guitarist.
Our feedback is very likely the worst feedback he should hear. OTOH, there are legions of happy fans who adore his playing and his overall performances - which are extremely polished and professional.
he can really play and always makes faces... skip it
Just wish Joe would dress like this and be himself when performing. The disingenuous GQ male model look pretty much ruins the whole thing for me.
@greg hollis I agree, it would be pretty terrible playing at the Royal Albert Hall dressed as he is In this video, looking like he's just rocked up from a pub band gig in the middle of Yorkshire in England...🤣
I barely ever suit up but if I did his types of gigs I'd have a whole collection. It would be part of the experience and vibe of playing these gigs. He's dressing for work.
Why do you care? If anything he dresses up to show respect to his audience and the venue.
Isn’t dressing casually on stage also a pose of sorts? Particularly if you’re playing a 1959 Les Paul, I think a “working man’s” wardrobe would be pretty disingenuous.
Meh.. Some people don't want to pay good money to see someone who dresses like the guy who just mowed their lawn. I'm not a fan of the sunglasses/indoors thingie but I don't exactly vetch over it.
We should all be thankful that Joe wears pants. We all know where the big tone comes from.
Joe Bonermassa is just a nerd and geek who knows one scale. He has no soul when he plays. It’s just mimicking people. He stinks
His board is Receding.
What shows is he wearing? Haha