I have said before but mad respect for Joe for showing up at a bar a jamming with some of the other Blues guys like Jimmy that also deserve the attention of the music world. Joe is a class act!
Wish I'd been their, up close, live some of the Best Blues musicians on the planet at the frigging bar... have gone to see Joe a couple times at venues here in Texas. Nothing like this Up Close jam night . Thank you so much for sharing the music 1AnitrasDance!!!!
Steppin' Out, Decca's £1 sampler The World of Blues Power. I close my eyes and I hear, Clapton, Peter Green, Mick Fleetwood, John McVie, Mick Taylor, Keef Hartley, John Hiseman, Jack Bruce Aynsley Dunbar et al. Half a century of clubs and festivals, Klook's Kleek, to Bath in '69 (Led Zepplin's first UK gig). I remember now before I forget forever. Bless you and thank you!
Nothing, but _nothing_ can equal *blues* as _the_ genre of music that expresses excactly what blues does! - And when performed by true magicians like assembled on this set!..... Sooo very good to see my absolute fave blues guitarist Joe 'Bona-Who?' truly enjoying both himself, the gang and the venue! . . . . . . . A _big_ high-five to 1AnitrasDance for bringing this pearl to all of us not present at the time!💓 🤘 ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️
Natasha, congratulations on your camerawork, so nice and steady, it’s a pleasure to watch without getting a headache! It’s a treat. Thank you for your work!
Anytime see Joe with a '59 I a m so proud for him. Alas, it reminds me of my own state. One in which I cannot even afford his Epiphone LP. Funny how life works out toward the end.
The awesome drummer is always keeping perfect time and hitting every inch of the drums. Its so impromptu and hes having great fun. Probably a combined experience of 200 years playing the blues!
Much prefer Joe Bonamassa's more relaxed style playing like this. Fabulous player but sometimes I find his playing so intense it's exhausting to listen to. Great video...thanks
Yes, those clusters of notes come fast and furious, but the 'live' Clapton tracks with the Bluesbreakers reveal that EC was also very intense. His replacements, Peter Green and then Mick Taylor tended to leave more space, though the Live in London Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 CDs reveal that Green could also lay them on too, while the live version of 'I Started Walking' confirms Taylorr's tendency to build intensity via repitition versus rapid-fire licks. As much as I admired another fan of the Bluesbreakers, Gary Moore, I found his approach WAY too intense and angry, though EC, when noting the people still want him to play like he did when a Bluesbreaker, said that in those days he was angry and egotistical. Joe Bonamassa is much too modest and happy, so when he gets aggressive it is surely the joy of playing this music with a killer sounding Les Paul that makes him so enjoyable to hear.
Great ambiance and groovy bluesy in Bluesbreakers Champions Lique! The whole band has the right smack and lives the blues! For me a treat! Thank you very much!
Great working musicians drawing on a wealth of knowledge and experience playing the hell out of these old songs and making something new and in the moment. thanks for posting this.
Relaxed but not loose. Tight little mix. JB always seem a little more relaxed in his Blues jeans😘 Great voice Jimmy. Looks like the boys and their audience had fun. Barbie
Thank you 1AnitrasDance, as always, a great video of Joe and friends. You should be employed by Joe and Co, because you always record top quality videos for us to watch. I cant say thank you enough for your time and effort. Your the hidden star to Joes performances. Peace
Wow, thanks for posting. The first number is "Steppin' Out" not Steppin' In it. Clapton did it with Mayall. I wish the did more of the Peter Green stuff with Mayall. I like it even better than the Clapton stuff. Those in this club were sure lucky to have walked into this. BTW, Jimmy V loves Michael Bloomfield and can sound an awful lot like him when he wants to (and uses his vintage Les Paul similar to Bloomfield's).
Nobody plays the blues like Joe Bonamassa in my humble opinion one of the greatest guitar players that ever lived
Yea just totally ignore how good of a musician jimmy vivino is
Agree 100%
I have said before but mad respect for Joe for showing up at a bar a jamming with some of the other Blues guys like Jimmy that also deserve the attention of the music world. Joe is a class act!
Joe is the real deal!!! So thankful to be living in The Time of Joe! ❤
The drummer and the bassist are outstanding among those quitar giants...
Wish I'd been their, up close, live some of the Best Blues musicians on the planet at the frigging bar... have gone to see Joe a couple times at venues here in Texas. Nothing like this Up Close jam night . Thank you so much for sharing the music 1AnitrasDance!!!!
Steppin' Out, Decca's £1 sampler The World of Blues Power. I close my eyes and I hear, Clapton, Peter Green, Mick Fleetwood, John McVie, Mick Taylor, Keef Hartley, John Hiseman, Jack Bruce Aynsley Dunbar et al. Half a century of clubs and festivals, Klook's Kleek, to Bath in '69 (Led Zepplin's first UK gig). I remember now before I forget forever. Bless you and thank you!
That's a ton of super fine blues history.
Ah yes, Klooks Kleek! Saw Hendrix jam with John Mayall's Bluesbreakers plus many others. Fond memories.
The thing I like about Joe is.... he loves the music the most, everything else is secondary 👍
Blues music has always been best served live.
Who would thumbs down this?!?!
I’m just into the second tune but damn……I sure wished I could have been there. Everyone was burnin’!
Nothing, but _nothing_ can equal *blues* as _the_ genre of music that expresses excactly what blues does! - And when performed by true magicians like assembled on this set!..... Sooo very good to see my absolute fave blues guitarist Joe 'Bona-Who?' truly enjoying both himself, the gang and the venue! . . . . . . . A _big_ high-five to 1AnitrasDance for bringing this pearl to all of us not present at the time!💓 🤘 ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️
Bone a Massa 😅
That bassplayer is a beast!
Natasha, congratulations on your camerawork, so nice and steady, it’s a pleasure to watch without getting a headache! It’s a treat. Thank you for your work!
Anytime see Joe with a '59 I a m so proud for him. Alas, it reminds me of my own state. One in which I cannot even afford his Epiphone LP. Funny how life works out toward the end.
No more negative self talk .
O.K. ??
You will Manifest a Les Paul
Guitar !!!
A Gibson or an Epiphone !!
It is done !!!!!
My face is melting. The facial expressions of the bass player kill me.
Yeah, he must be happy this guy
I'm tired and leaving at 20:27 just because of Vivino.
Estare muy agradecido al que ponga los títulos de tan hermosas canciones. Saludos desde Perú. 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸
los títulos están mencionados en la descripción
Really tight. Like they've been playing together for years.
I saw John a few times, always a surprisingly good !
Thanx a million for posting and let us be part of this truly awesome concert.
The awesome drummer is always keeping perfect time and hitting every inch of the drums. Its so impromptu and hes having great fun.
Probably a combined experience of 200 years playing the blues!
Much prefer Joe Bonamassa's more relaxed style playing like this. Fabulous player but sometimes I find his playing so intense it's exhausting to listen to. Great video...thanks
Yes, those clusters of notes come fast and furious, but the 'live' Clapton tracks with the Bluesbreakers reveal that EC was also very intense. His replacements, Peter Green and then Mick Taylor tended to leave more space, though the Live in London Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 CDs reveal that Green could also lay them on too, while the live version of 'I Started Walking' confirms Taylorr's tendency to build intensity via repitition versus rapid-fire licks. As much as I admired another fan of the Bluesbreakers, Gary Moore, I found his approach WAY too intense and angry, though EC, when noting the people still want him to play like he did when a Bluesbreaker, said that in those days he was angry and egotistical. Joe Bonamassa is much too modest and happy, so when he gets aggressive it is surely the joy of playing this music with a killer sounding Les Paul that makes him so enjoyable to hear.
Thats the thing No Flash Just pure Guitar Enlightning us mere Mortals
Amazing how they all locked in so well during Joe's solo during Oh Pretty Woman.
I was there at the Sugar Mill that night about 5 feet away! :-)
Sorry, I saw him at the Sugar Mill in 2019 but it was the same show. Robert
This the most fun that I've seen Joey Bonamassa have
hats off to the bass player
He looked like he had fun.
I'm pretty sure the singer's ass was rubbing against his bass. He had no room whatsoever :-(
@@thorndog100 hi wow one year ago! But I am not haved not forgotten.. ✨ 🍀 ☀ 😉 I wish you a good Night and of good Music right bye Martin 🎸 🍀
An average pupil band might say "No this stage is too small for us", but those famous musicians just do it on this stage...
Spectacular! Please invite Dion as well on next jam get together
Wonderful musicianship
Joe always makes master guitar look so easy! Great tunes, thanks!
Great ambiance and groovy bluesy in Bluesbreakers Champions Lique! The whole band has the right smack and lives the blues! For me a treat! Thank you very much!
I would buy this as a live album for sure
Nothing like closing your eyes once in awhile and going with the flow
The Beano album the most influential blues (modern) album of all time.. But where is my favorite Mayall song, Walking on Sunset?
Would have loved to be in that audience! It's cool to see casual Joe after Royal Albert Hall.
Peace Love and Respekt um es mit den Worten von Popa Chubby zu sagen.......
God bless you all
Martin Georg Wittner
Region Breisgau-Nord
Germany
Oh this is gold!!!!!!!!!!!
I 'd never listened Bonamassa & ..before now...real good musicians and bluesmen...
What a beautiful experience ! Thanx !
Such an awesome this tribute. Thanks for sharing it !
Great selection of songs from the legend of 54 years of recording. Fantastic performance!
Great working musicians drawing on a wealth of knowledge and experience playing the hell out of these old songs and making something new and in the moment.
thanks for posting this.
Amen.
Wow great tribute
This thing is fantastic!
Holy Heavens of GOD. WoW!!! Its always the raw stuff of Joe`s that gets me. IT `S better than the studio stuff...Thanks !!!
Awesome!!!!!!
The fellas operating the grooves! Damn! The world could end and still they would be laying the foundation!
The drummer fucked up 'Little Girl "he played half time.
Rest easy, John Mayall💔
Awesome seeing Joe learn Hideaway on he spot!
Nah, not very likely.
He played Hideaway during his "Three Kings" tour back in 2015
great john mayall !!!!
Crikey,absolutely nailed it.Took me back 40 plus years!!Thank you.
Excelente material! muchas gracias! Saludos desde Argentina!
Guys are incredible. 👍🏻
Small compact venue & music like I remember great playing. Thanks for making it available.
Awesome ❤️
Fantastic ! fan tastic....
Super ambiance bluesy , quel plaisir d'écouter çà ! merci !
Hell of a bassgitarist🥰👌🤙
Regards from Riga, well done. Lon live to John Mayall!!!!!
Thanks so much for your music and support. I love rock music.
Thank you for shooting this moment for us
Relaxed but not loose. Tight little mix.
JB always seem a little more relaxed in his Blues jeans😘
Great voice Jimmy. Looks like the boys and their audience had fun.
Barbie
👏🎸🎶😎une équipe de choc jouant toute les saveurs du blues électrique !!un festival de solo, riffs, tempo etc... Un grand moment live 👌
The tone of that JR is amazing!!!
Thank you 1AnitrasDance, as always, a great video of Joe and friends. You should be employed by Joe and Co, because you always record top quality videos for us to watch. I cant say thank you enough for your time and effort. Your the hidden star to Joes performances. Peace
Thanks
Wow ..Showing love for John !!!
Thank you so much for sharing!!!
Show sensacional!!!!!! Thank you!!!
Watching from home/how fun! :)
nice to see and hear that LPJ...
AWESOME
molto bello questo concerto per john mayall.auguri
Love it!
Holy shit they had me at "stepping out"
Wow, thanks for posting. The first number is "Steppin' Out" not Steppin' In it. Clapton did it with Mayall. I wish the did more of the Peter Green stuff with Mayall. I like it even better than the Clapton stuff. Those in this club were sure lucky to have walked into this. BTW, Jimmy V loves Michael Bloomfield and can sound an awful lot like him when he wants to (and uses his vintage Les Paul similar to Bloomfield's).
Absolutely Excellent !
non conoscevo Joe Bonamassa . !!! ottimo !!!
Played this song with these guys , Gary Gamella and Dennis in Rome
Joe is God!!!!
YOU NEED SCHOOLING
Wow, amazing!
merci vraiment bon show
Awesome!Thank you.
Thank you so much!
mon first album!john mayall with éric clapton!!great!yeaaaahhh!!joe!!!
I like it gracias
Superba interpretare !!!
Thanks for sharing!!!!!
Very good all of them esp. J Vivino + RJ Mischo +++++
Excellent.......Great Guitar Work.
Thanks a lot for all the band that´s you was played for very long plassed time !
Wow, that's so nostalgic. Thanks Nat
Looks like it was a fun night at the pub.
why do i feel like if Joe did own the Beano Burst, he would have played it at this show. that guitar looks familiar
Beatiful music i enjoy
I was waiting for the full show. Awesome. Thanks!
I love these "just show up" jam sessions.
Damn this is rippin! Awesome
Super,My Live by Gibson.
This is great. Thanks for posting it.
GRANDIIIIIIIIIIIII
NON FATE RIMPIANGERE IL VECCHIO MA SEMPRE GRAFFIANTE LEONE.......
Awesome 😀👍🏼