now retired GUITARIST listens to Joe Bonamassa - Blues Deluxe Live From The Royal Albert Hall
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You should type in Joe Bonamassa and Beth Hart in the search box. Their performance of I'd Rather Go Blind live in Amsterdam is really, really something to see. 26 million views.
He's reacted to them about a month ago... I don't think he realizes that's the same Joe in that video... 🤣
I think he needs to watch them perform I’ll take Care of You.
Yes we'll get to see his head explode LOL !!!!
He already reacted to Beth and Joe 'I'd Rather Go Blind'. Either he doesn't realize Joe Bonamassa is the guitarist in both the videos he reacted to or, he reacted to this one earlier and uploaded it later. A lot of these YT content creators do that. Post something on another platform then post it here later on.
Joe is great but….Beth is ridiculous. Her voice was made for the blues.
Joe is one of THE most underrated guitar players ever. He is a GENIUS!
He is considered to be the best living blues guitar player. That is not underrated.
I agree! HAND PICKED by B.B. King himself!
He has been guitarist of the year like 3 times, not underrated , it is just people do not listen to much blues today. Definately top 10 in the world today.
😁🤟🌷
I conquer absolutely!!!
Yup 👍
I've been playing guitar for over 40 years, I don't care what ANYBODY says, no guitar has a better “feel it in your BONES” deep tone than the Les Paul.
He did help start rock.
Joe is a true prodigy. He began his professional career at the age of 12, opening for B.B. King. He may be the best living blues guitarist performing today. I have seen him live several times, and I swear he gets better every time. I'm looking forward to seeing him again in November.
Salt Lake City guy here. Joe puts on a great show. My wife and I have seen him 4 times. Looking forward to the August show.
Yes, I think the video of that is on TH-cam. Child Prodigy (retired) morphs into one of the very best as an adult.
#facts
Yea.
@@thearab59
Check out Taj Farrant at 9 years old playing Tennessee Whisky. 👍🇬🇧
Joe is arguably the best blues guitarist playing now. Once you listen to more of his playing you realize none of the annoying fret slide noises are evident, his timing is impeccable and he happily shares the stage with far better vocalists like Beth Hart. You need to dive deeper into this guy.
Edward… Joe is right there, I hear you. Just try Kenny Wayne Sheppard. Same age, same influences, same timeline of recognition. I know Kenny doesn’t sing as much but give “Blue on Black”, “Aberdeen” and “The House is a Rockin “. “House” is a bit longer than the original by SRV (which I enjoy) but also has Chris Layton on drums.
Definitely agree, he is one of the greats x
@@Kathy.Thorne Apparently, you guys have not head Eric Gales play. Do yourselves a favor and check him out.
Just saw Joe for the third time at our Byron Bay Bluesfest (Aus) and he is just the boss 👌 amaaaaazing tone, great and improving voice plus the best blues guitar face around 😆 sooooo gooood
@@MusicMan1965 ......and "Slow Ride"
Joe is the man. I have been following him since he was a kid. Truly a God given talent he was put here to entertain us no doubt.😊
Joe played on stage with BB King when he was 9. Been doing it for a loooong time!
Joe has been practicing guitar for hours every day since he was 10. I've never heard him hit a bad note at a live show. Insanely talented. Binge watch him and blow your mind.
He actually started at age 4. He played autistic classical music. He is so amazing ❤
One of the hardest working men in the music business.
This is the first time Joe played the Royal Albert hall. It was a special night and Joe and the band played really special. I've seen it loads of times now. 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸
Yeah, me too! Joe was so filled with excitement that it rubbed off on his music, on us, and on the world!
And that's just the DVD and videos that I've seen. I can only imagine what it must have been like to have actually been there.
My most favorite concert of all time‼
My favorite concert from him by far and I've watched it many times.
You have to do Goin’Down live from the Greek. Joe and SRV’s piano player set the stage on fire.
Reese Wynans
The best cover of Going Down I believe I've ever watched .
One of the better examples of what it is like to see him live.
Also, one of his backup singers is Mahalia Barnes Jimmy Barnes ( previously lead singer of Cold Chisel before his solo career) daughter.
Cant wait untill he finds SRV
Joe is the best blues guitarist alive today and to be honest, one of the best to ever lay it down. This dude doesn't have a bad song. He is just AH MAZIN'!!!
Agreed
My BF told me about Joe and I've never come down out of the clouds. Seen him live several times. He's horrifically underrated. The man's a star. And his foundation for assisting up and coming blues artists is phenomenal.
Just heard him in November, was completely blown away!! World class musician and vocalist!! His band is full of award winning musicians on top of his talents!! Must see!!! I will absolutely see him a second time!!
Joes been SMASHING IT since he was KID !!!!! he is also a HISTORIAN and RESTORER of CLASSIC guitars !!!! HIS VOICE IS ALSO "WOW" !!!
Joe's live rendition of "I'll Play The Blues for You" is great.
Joe B is a legend. His performances as a twelve year old were already stunning and he has only gotten more awesome.
Joe is brilliant. Reminds me of the late lamented Gary Moore.
I second Jody Roland’s suggestion of Joe performing Goin’ Down, live at the Greek theater, with Reese Wynans (from SRV’s band) smoking the keyboards, Anton Fig on drums and one of the backup singers is Mahalia Barnes (who should have won her season of The Voice Australia) and is the daughter of the great Australian singer Jimmy Barnes.
Also at the Greek Theatre, Joe's interpretation of Leon Russell's "Hummingbird".....incredible!
I absolutely *_LOVE_* it! ❤
And the backup singers there...just WOW! Fire personified! 💥🔥💥🔥🔥
Reese is fantastic on that song
The studio version off of Joe Bonamassa’s album “Blues Deluxe” is immaculate.
There are so many good tunes from that concert. Just Got Paid is my favorite. I’m seeing him this month for the 5th time. His bands are always great.
Saw Joe at the Federal Theater in Phoenix a few months ago. Tickets said "show starts promptly at 8PM" and they weren't kidding. At exactly 7:59:59 the stage lit up and Joe came out on fire with his guitar! It was an amazing show start to finish. In my opinion Joe is one of the best guitar platers of all time and he also has an unexpectedly great blues voice. One of my all-time favorites, plan to see him every chance I get.
I've seen him several times live, he always starts on time. Period.
Joe likes to say “ it’s not the guitar, it’s the driver “. I agree 😅🎉
I've had the pleasure of seeing him 6 times now. He's incredible. He makes guitar playing look so effortless.
His whole performance at the Royal Albert Hall is well worth listening to. I think it was BB King who was his idol and was his motivation to start guitar and blues.
Joe is definitely my favorite blues guitarist (after SRV). I agree with an earlier commenter that Going Down from Live At The Greek Theater would be an excellent next listen - not only do you get to hear Joe, you get to hear SRV's former keyboardist Reese Wynans tickle the hell out of ivory as only he can.
Just listen to Reese on the “The House is a Rockin “ . With Reese, Stevie did not need to overdub: they (everyone in Double Trouble) just ran.
Have you checked out Jackie Venson? Up and coming Texas blues singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist. She has appeared with Joe Bonamassa on a Blues Cruise. She's unique and very talented, winning multiple Austin Music Awards, including Best Guitarist.
I was at the Greek that night. One of the best shows I have ever seen. He is special and have seen him live many times.
SRV . Is a white man with soul of a black soul man . Words of BB KING
SO dam True . If he don't move you . Then you not human
Can you imagine the performance level if he and SRV HIT STAGE SAME TIME
OMG THE HOUSE WOULD COME DOWN.
Move over Betoven The blues are in CHARGE
Joe’s version of Midnight Blues is as good as it gets. He’s the man.
I have followed him for years and am amazed how much he improves from year to year. Truly a legend in our time!!!
Joe’s 2009 Royal Albert Hall concert is my most favorite concert of all time!
I loved his guitar skills; his perfect, though less polished, vocal skills; and his youthful, exuberant enthusiasm at that concert.
Joe’s music turned my life around from that of depression to that of joy! ❤ I love Joe.
JB is great to see live. He has one of the best bands in the entire world.
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I've been waiting on this. Joe was opening for BB King at the age of 12 . He's one of my top 3 guitarist and this is just one reason why . And Double crossing time Live is one of the greatest performances I've ever seen anyone do .
Who are your three? Mine are Joe, David Gilmore and Page….with SRV and Hendrix rounding out top 5
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You need to check out Taj Farrant, the Australian boy. He is on youtube.
@@g4joe will do! The latest guitar virtuoso I @discovered for myself is Nuno Bettancourt. YOUZA He’s like Van Halen reborn. Plays with the band Extreme, whom I’d never heard of. You know him?
The Allman's and The Dobbie Brothers always had two drummers and it fills the bottom up so good
Have seen Joe twice in small venue concerts. Unbelievable experience!!!!
Man Sebs, you have got to dive deep into Joe. Not only reacting though because the dude’s catalog is Massive! You are not going to believe what you find. SRV is still the GOAT for me but Joe is closer than any one else. I have been blessed with seeing him live 3 times and he is never short of awe inspiring. Hopefully before I die I will get to see one of the shows that he does with Beth Hart. I think I could happily give up concerts for good if I could see them together.
One of Joe’s taglines is “always on the road” and he just about is. Not only does he tour with his own show but also has 2 or 3 side projects.
The band KISS used to be the kings of merchandising but Joe blew past them years ago.
I usually can point to a favorite song or two by any artist. With Joe, I would have to give you a list of like 20 favorites.
I will stop ranting now. Just dive off into the rabbit hole but strap In brother cause it’s gonna be a long and amazing ride! 😎🤘🏻
Yes, like you, I can't come up with only one favorite song of Joe's, because there are so darned many.😄
One that I love, but rarely hear mentioned, is his guitar solo and vocal duet with John Hiatt in "Down Around My Place" at the Beacon Theatre....spine tingling!
And Joe comes out with *GREAT* new stuff all the time!
I was lucky enough to go on 2 of the Keeping the Blues Alive cruises, one with Beth joining Joe. Best ever concert I've been to.
Joe was one of those young kids you see on the morning news, that sits in with blues greats for promoting shows. Joe was very talented when he was 14 and playing with BB KING.
That was the first reaction drool I've ever seen! 🤤😂 Great job as always brother! 🎸
Another Joe Bonamassa favorite is his performance with Black Country Communion in their cover of Burn by Deep Purple. Epic performance.
I had the distinct pleasure and privilege of seeing him just once in concert. Of course he's extremely talented, having had amazing skills from a young age, but his showmanship and 110% effort just blew me away. Dressed to the nines, but getting down and dirty and sweaty and giving it his all. It's like a gift to the audience
Joe has definitely taken the torch from stevie ray vaughn since he's passed on. R.I.P SRV 🙏
One of best concerts I’ve ever attended in 2015 Seeing him again this August. If you get a chance, SEE HIM. His shows are amazing.
That sound! So soulful AND a great voice. Not too many people can play like that, for sure.
My friend - Welcome to the Joe Bonamassa Fan Club - I've been listening to JB for over 20 years! It's quite something to witness someone who just recently discovered, and can appreciate, him. You've just begun a deep dive, I'm sure! Some cuts I would suggest.. 'No Good Place For The Lonely" of off Blues Desperation (absolutely Killer Solo), and 'Drive' same album, AND 'Breaking Up Somebody's Home' off of 'Live - At The Greek Theater'. Again, Welcome!☮
Nice your wife stumbled upon Joe B when listening to Chris S. Bonamassa is the guy Chris dreams of 👍🏼😃. A straight line is Hendrix-Vaughn- Bonamassa. Noone beats him today at blues. Also listen to his more heavy band Black country communion 👍🏼🤘🏻🙏.
Joe is a monster! Ive seen him twice and its amazing. He just scored his 27th #1 blues albums. Should check more of his music.🔥❤🔥❤🔥
Joe puts on a whale of a show. I've seen him three times. Amazing! All star band with him, his backup singers are phenomenal. You get a chance to see him, GO!
I just missed him locally. Kicking myself.
Once a year Joe plays a small blues club in Los Angeles. I have gone twice. One time he was 5 feet away. Awesome!
He was in Grand Rapids Michigan in February, From the 3rd balcony, it was the best show I've seen in my75 years!!!!!
Joe is awesome! Never heard him until a friend said we needed to see him in concert about 4 years ago. Amazing playing. Seeing him at Red Rocks in August - can’t wait.
Joe Bonamassa and Buckethead are 2 of the most underrated guitarists of all times!!!
Been a fan for years but this is single-handedly my favorite song from him and my favorite performance of this song. He used two drummers for the Royal Albert Hall Show that he did in this video. If you haven't seen the whole DVD check out his performance of further on up the road from this show with Eric Clapton joining him the soloing back and forth between those two is just incredible.
I was there! Did anyone tell ya that the original is a Jeff Beck tune from 1968 ish. Rod Stewart on vocals and Ron Wood on bass. Worth a listen...this version is a bit special , mind!
I was hoping somebody would know who’s song it is 👍
This is what floats my boat👏👍👌💖
I’ve been a huge fan of Joe Bonamassa, and I’m trying to collect all his recordings on vinyl! I’m glad you had the opportunity to hear and feel the Joe Bonamassa experience. He’s a huge influence along with BB, King Stevie Ray Vaughan, Eric Clapton, and many others look deep into his recordings and enjoy!
I've seen him live 3 times. He's just phenomenal!
Gary Moore is a lost treasure! He amazes me every time I see an old video.
You life will definitely change if your a guitar player after you here Joe Bonamassa. I grew up in the same upstate New York town of Utica as him and I finally was not embarrassed to be from there.
Joe Bonamassa is one of the greatest guitarist ever. Lots of content for you to explore!! On my Bucket List to see him live.....great reaction, Sebs!
Love Joe's music. I have seen him live once. He played an hour of acoustic and an hour of electric guitar and Kenny Wayne Shepard opened for him.
Dude I love you man . Joe is so under recognized and why he doesn't play bigger venues is beyond me cuz I think he could draw a crowd as big as the greatful dead , garth Brooks , or billy joel. . . . Say it ain't so . I hope many more people see this video . Spot on brother .
We need more like Joe. Keep these blues alive. Virtually all music strives from the blues.
That line up with Joe was my favourite, the rapport between Joe, Carmine, Rick and Bogie was amazing, saw them together 4 times, all small venues, fabulous 😊😊❤
I saw him live last week for the first.. twice in one week and I can say with confidence it was by far the best concert I have ever seen.. the amount of talent on stage was mind-blowing and not just from Joe
No don't stop playing your guitar just keep playing everyday joe bonamssa is the best I ever have heard and now about to go see him Live and man I can't wait joe bonamssa is great
I am the frontman of a local Egyptian blues cover band, this song has been a staple in our shows, stoped performing it when the guitarist at that time left
Joe is one of the best living Blues players to walk this earth atm.....He WILL be a Legend one day some already consider him one. I will warn you though he is a huge gear head...That is probably 50K dollar Gibson. More than likely its one of Gibsons finest from thge 1950's. He is know to actually have famous gtrs from famous Blues legends like Albert Kings flying V. He is an amazing player and performer. Its never to late to start listening to the blues, he is a great place to start. And yes you need to get tickets to see him August 5th if you are able to. You will not be dissapointed if you do.
Wayyy more than 50k for that burst. Try 300k +
Sebs, I suggest that you watch this whole concert. Heck, just by the album from this concert. Guitar legend and singer, Eric Clapton makes an appearance and plays a couple of songs with Joe at this venue.
Joe is such an unbelievably clean player, never any slop in his fretwork. He gives back to the blues community to, good dude.
I'm 80 and still learning this shit. Bonmassa is aspiration on ten fingers.
Perfect example you don't need to bow to the big record companies. Yes he does many covers to keep them alive, but he has a large volume of his own music. He only surrounds himself with the very best musicians. He has collaborated with..... Well every body.
Not sure if your familiar with Joe Satriani but if not please react to Always with you.
ROFFLMFAO! 😂😂😂
You younguns tickle the heck out of me watching you discover what we old farts have been doing for over 50 years. It makes my heart smile! 😉👍
I have been listening to Joe for many years. He is the man.
Joe's concert at The Royal Albert Hall is a must watch (it's kind of a documentary too), which is where this was from. Every single song he performs there is a banger.
If you're interested in other two-drummer setups, I recommend: Tedeschi Trucks Band - "Anyhow" (Live in Studio). Rock / Blues. . . I think it'd be great for your channel for a reaction. Link here : th-cam.com/video/NwgEELSShrU/w-d-xo.html
I am astonished about all the attention Joe as been getting while Gary Moore is never mentioned...tone, phrasing, speed and emotion.RIP.
Joe has praised Gary in many interviews.
It's actually astonishing to me that people can and still do listen and enjoy performances that are from decades in the past like this one from Dire Straights. I think about growing up through high school in the late 60s and I promise you most of us were only peripherally aware of music from the 30s, who performed it, and so on.
Most people never listened to blues except through its rock transformation in the 70’s and would never have known about the illustrious Gary Moore RIP
Joe Bonamassa at the Greek Theater live "Going Down" is a masterpiece
If you research him you are in for a wild ride.
I’ve seen him six times and it got better everytime. My favorite player!!
I think Joe started to play guitar when he was around 6 years old. As a late starter to guitar, listen to it, enjoy it, but don't build your own playing expectations on people like him. Unless you're fantastically lucky and talented, your guitar playing will always disappoint you. Mine disappoints me!
Him and Jimmy Barnes 'Stone 'Cold'
I've seen him twice in concert and both times were so amazing. When Joe was 12 he opened for the late B B King. Joe is truly one of the greats.
Joe is so good.
You did SRV recently.
Have you heard Jeff Healey?
RIP Jeff 😢
Jeff Healey would be a good go to
Oh Sweetie, He's very good but a man called Roy Clark could play ANYTHING with strings as a master. He was a country music icon but his Malagueña is fabulous. His "Twelfth Street Rag" is a master class. He played fiddle, banjo, mandolin, 12 string guitar, electric guitar, even harmonica.
Roy Clark playing “Malaguena” on a classical 12 string is beyond amazing…
Yes Ray Clark is one of the best. But this man Joe is one of the top pure players in the world.
Knowing nothing about the Blues, I thought I'd watch this. I was blown away. Knowing so little, I looked in the comments for further information on this artist, and straight away realised that it was a competition, and that I'd backed a loser. Thanks for putting me straight. Oh dear. Well, Babs, I've decided to find a rock to crawl under. Preferably 70s, British and Glam. Blues is too cutthroat for me.
…and Roy would eagerly share a stage with him, a huge grin plastered on his face as he watched every move and added little bits of his own magic along the way. I go with BB King regarding Joe B.
Joe Bonamassa is the very best blues guitarist!!!! ONE OF A KIND!!!
Chuckle..... I told you a few songs ago (I'd Rather Go Blind), that you were going to have to get into Joe Bonamassa.
I'm 73 and have been there for a few years and you have a BUNCH of catching up to do. The absolute best guitar there is.
You need to watch the entire royal Albert hall video to see why. But they were his session drummers through his career and decided they both deserved a place at the Royal Albert Hall concert. Respect ❤❤❤❤❤
Stevie Ray Vaughan is the G.O.A.T. -- Greatest Of All Time... Joe Bonamassa is the greatest of today.
I actually put Joe at the same level as Stevie. An incredibly high bar. What brings Joe up to Stevies level is the emotion along with that clean tone.
Gary Moore is the greatest of all time. And Gary could play anything not just blues.
Danny Gatton was the greatest ever.
Yes, SRV was great, but don't forget Roy Buchanon and one Jeff Beck! Joe is only mid-forties and has lots more ahead!
OMG...JOE IS THE BOMB!!!
I’m happy you found him he’s not only my favorite guitarist but musician. Love the guy.
I had the same reaction several years ago and I finally got to see him in Pensacola 3/7/24 and he's even better live !!
Hey dude 👍I'm a big Joe Bonnamassa fan. You have to go see him live, it's a must do in life. See him live 4 time. Have 2 Singinature guitar both Autographed Joe. Top of the charts 👏 and is doing it all outside the corporate music industry
You have a chance to see him; you go!!!!!! I’ve seen him 6 times you will be mesmerized by him.
My son the blues is the heartbeat of rock and roll, without the blues there would be no rock and roll that's just the facts, because of the blues rock and roll was founded, and Joe is probably one of the best guitarists on this planet but because he plays the blues he doesn't get the recognition like he should get this man is incredible when it comes to picking that guitar 🎸, you need to get some of his albums and listen to some of his songs to get real understanding how good this man is alright ‼️‼️
I can’t get enough of Joe Bonamassa! What took you so long! Lol enjoy
Bro how just getting around to ppl. Like This guy Joe B. Absolutely one of the best blues men of all times, up there with the rest of the blues legends...Yeah Joe is the man when he performing....Very passionate..
Joe is the most laid back guy in his personal life , then he hits the stage & “ Transforms “ into his Guitar god status …. He surrounds himself with some great musicians also which doesn’t hurt . He’s come a LONG WAY since age 12 . I for one love his appearances with Norman from “ Norm’s Rare guitars “ up in L.A. here not too far from me in California. He & Norman have a true friendship that goes back a lotta years. You should check out some from TH-cam sometime. Enjoy watching others be in awe as I am . Rock on Mr. B 😎👍
The drummer with the hat is Anton, and he was in the Paul Shaffer Orchestra on the David Letterman show for many years.
Gary Moore plays the exact same Gibson. Go listen to hom ifyou love that tone. Spectacular.
This was taken from the Royal Albert Hall concert worth a listening too especially the High Water Everywhere number
Ive been to see him 5 times now- mind blowing each time
It's never too late to learn the blues bro. Bonamassa is insane to watch live, if you have the chance you should definitely go
His parents own a guitar shop in NJ. Fast soulful and a good singer. Had the pleasure of seeing him a few times. His guitar collection is unbeatable look it up NUTS!
I met Joe Bomamassa in 2001 when he was playing a gig at a Blues Club The Windsor. At that time he has the number one Blues album in the United States.