Don't forget his sound man for this show, that engineer kept everything balanced. he's most likely the individual that made the whole band sound fabulous. And they were fabulous.
Wonderful reaction , the Blues lives. Joe's execution of this tune is terrific. I think what you are all picking up on and Donna is feeling about Joe's playing is Blues execution. It is different to any other genre .It is digging about as deep as you can get and play as if it is the last time you are ever going to play and produce that every time. In other words playing and most importantly self expression is on 100%.You give everything you've got. Joe has that very rare talent and yes you are right, that goes for the whole Band. God Bless the Blues😎
Keeping The Blues Alive! KBA is a foundation founded by Joe dedicated to educating the public on the blues. I think the drummer is Anton Fig. Anton played in the Late Night with David Letterman band.
Keyboards, Reece Wynans, Stevie Rays Keyboardist till his death, Joe asked in to join band, after retiring...Never a better move in musical history. Reece now has backed up two of the greatest guitarist, in Rock History.
The guitar he's playing in this video was formerly owned by blues great- Alber King.. The guitar was auctioned off.. But was on loan to Joe for this particular concert I believe. And joes rhythm guitarist Kirk Fletcher is know all over for his solo work in keeping traditional blues and blues with a bit of funk in it alive 😊❤
I’ve seen Joe perform live twice so far and both times were fantastic. Donna, if he comes to your area go see him live. It will make you appreciate his artistry and talent even more!
Joe also collaborates with rock legend Glenn Hughes and Jason Bonham (son of the late Led Zeppelin drummer John Bonham) in a band they call Black Country Reunion. It's more heavy metal in style than the blues/rock that Joe normally does. Some might like that too since it hearkens back to the style of early metal from bands like Black Sabbath and Deep Purple which Glenn came out of.
Hello ladies, I love your reactions to Joe Bonamassa. He has been my favorite artist for at least the past 10 years. I have seen him perform live 5 times, both with his own band, and also with Black Country Communion. I was fortunate to have been at his final show of his tour at the Seminole Hard Rock in Hollywood Florida last month Dec. 2nd. Was just a fantastic show with new and old songs. I listened to Joe nearly everyday on my commute in the car, until I found a new band I am crazy about - The Warning!! I don't want to make this too long, but I can't stop listening to them now. I saw them live in Boston this past summer August 11th. Just amazing!! Keep up the great work, watch your reactions all the time.
Joe Bonamassa was inspired by Eric Clapton when he played in the band Cream.And Eric Clapton was inspired by B.B.King.Joe played in the Black Country Communion and is an English-American hard rock band based in Los Angeles, California. Formed in 2009, the band is a supergroup composed of bassist and lead vocalist Glenn Hughes, guitarist and second vocalist Joe Bonamassa, drummer Jason Bonham, and keyboardist Derek Sherinia.The Black Country is an area of England's Midlands. It is mainly urban, covering most of the Dudley, Sandwell and Walsall Metropolitan Boroughs, with the City of Wolverhampton sometimes included. The towns of Dudley and Tipton.The Black Country gained its name in the mid nineteenth century due to the smoke from the many thousands of ironworking foundries and forges plus also the working of the shallow and 30ft thick coal seams.If you have the time please check out Black Country Communion BCC - Song of Yesterday .Thank you and stay safe and all the best from England.
Excellent reaction ladies. As I said before, since the sad passing of Gary Moore, Joe is definitely my favourite guitarist. Incidentally Joe said that Gary Moore "pretty much wrote the songbook that I play now". Meaning that Gary was a huge influence on him. As someone else pointed out in the comments, here Joe is using the late great Albert King's guitar. Albert was left handed, that is why the controls are at the top of the guitar. Also the guitar is called 'Lucy'. Regards from across the pond. 😊😎🎸🇬🇧🇺🇦
The whole band is always tight even when members change for one reason or another. They leave room for everyone to shine. That flying V was Albert King's who was left handed so Joe is playing it right handed which is cool. Its wonderful to see you all enjoying the performances. I hope you will look into other songs as well. He has a lot of music, 45 or so albums. One performance with beth hart is at the beacon theater "I'll take Care of You"😊
Black Country Communion is Joe's classic rock band . Check out Song Of Yesterday Live over Europe. Also you ladies should Google Joe's bass player Michael Rhodes discography.... Donna will know
That guitar was originally owned by Albert King, who was left handed. One of the greatest blues men of the 20th century, RIP Albert and thank you for a lifetime of magic. Joe is a purist, and so is playing the guitar upside down, rather than change the strings. The guitar is currently valued at over $500,000.
Yes, as you mentioned all of these people on stage lead very successful careers. Got to see JB live a few years back (Go see him NOW b4 he gets old, he is currently on tour)I just love the drum work of Anton Fig who used to play with Late Night David Lettermans band. He has played with many, many mega stars.... Bob Dylan, Mick Jagger, Joe Cocker, Warren Zevon, and Kiss are only a few. I can't put my finger on why he is my favorite, but he is, by a long shot (Even better than John Bonham). Thanks for reacting. BTW, Joe is playing a "Flying V' guitar made by Dan Erlewine in 1971, owned/played by blues legend Albert King (RIP). The other guitar solo was the renowned blues guitarist Kirk Fletcher who recently suffered a stroke while performing onstage. JB was active in a fundraising auction to help with medical bills.
SIDE NOTE: A blues guitar player/singer, famous to blues fans, that preceded Joe by a decade or two was Albert King. In this song, Joe is playing Albert King's left-handed guitar. You can see Albert's name engraved on the fretboard, upside down (for left-handed Albert), and the volume & tone controls on the top of the body of the guitar instead of the bottom because Joe is playing Albert's left-handed guitar, right-handed. I assume that means Albert King must have died. I believe I saw Joe playing Stevie Ray Vaughan's guitar for a tune or two in another concert.
Great song by one of the best blues guitarists performing today. With Eric Clapton pretty much retired and so many of the greats having passed on Joe's left with carrying on the tradition of blues guitar. I saw him in Fresno CA several years ago doing the concert set list he did on the live DVD from Beacon Theater. The show at the Beacon included Beth Hart, Paul Rodgers from Bad Company and John Haitt. Holy Smokes what a show that is. For sure go to that show and watch Joe and John Haitt do - "Down Around My Place" - - - better put your seatbelts on for that one. Enjoy
You should react to Albert King, thats Alberts guitar Joes playing. Albert was the first blues player to play alot of the licks you hear people like joe play. Hes a legend, one of the 3 kings of the blues, with BB King and Freddie King. But albert was the most raw of the bunch. He was Stevie Ray Vaughans mentor in Stevies early days on the local band scene in Texas. Albert King died right before Christmas 1992, most of his guitars are in rock and blues museums around the US.
Three songs that will make you smile and feel good, Music Travel Love and Friends... Imagine ..... Stand By Me at Al Ain And I Don't Want To Miss A Thing featuring Flex Irwan. You ladies like and enjoy good music and these numbers won't disappoint. Thanks for your time.
Erm... Yeah... Talented they are... But that's not just talent thei#re showing... That's skill! They're skilled and skill requires training, years and years of. There are videos when Joe was 12 (or so), talented... (you can find videos on YT). He's a great musician and anyone in his band obiously too. That's not just talent. Hard work it is/was! Brilliant performance! Regards.
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I have never heard of Joe Bonamassa but i liked this song ! He's coming to my town Columbia SC soon i just saw it on TV =) If y'all want to check out another all female band check out Band-Maid " ONSET " MV ! I saw them and The Warning last year in California they rock ! Thanks and Great Reaction
I sorted through my catalog of songs. This link below is an original by Joe. Also he is wearing a gorgeous 3 piece suit. 🔥 th-cam.com/video/4t1gAO9765c/w-d-xo.htmlsi=o15gNUjwSNZXtD0i Its from his concert at Radio City Music Hall. All of his concerts and videos can be found at jbonamassatv. The concert called MuddyWolf (tribute to Howlin Wolf and Muddy Waters+ a few Joe sonhs at the end) is also a great concert held at the Red rocks amphitheater carved from stone. I highly recommend RadioCity (get to see him play acoustic and sing then breaks out electric) I couldn't recommend the MuddyWolf concert enough!
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Donna, we are kindred spirits! Our generation of music was simply the best.
Don't forget his sound man for this show, that engineer kept everything balanced. he's most likely the individual that made the whole band sound fabulous. And they were fabulous.
He puts the magic together. Under appreciated
Wonderful reaction , the Blues lives. Joe's execution of this tune is terrific. I think what you are all picking up on and Donna is feeling about Joe's playing is Blues execution. It is different to any other genre .It is digging about as deep as you can get and play as if it is the last time you are ever going to play and produce that every time. In other words playing and most importantly self expression is on 100%.You give everything you've got. Joe has that very rare talent and yes you are right, that goes for the whole Band. God Bless the Blues😎
Keeping The Blues Alive! KBA is a foundation founded by Joe dedicated to educating the public on the blues. I think the drummer is Anton Fig. Anton played in the Late Night with David Letterman band.
Before he played with the Letterman band, Anton Fig was the drummer for the great Link Wray.
Keyboards, Reece Wynans, Stevie Rays Keyboardist till his death, Joe asked in to join band, after retiring...Never a better move in musical history. Reece now has backed up two of the greatest guitarist, in Rock History.
The guitar he's playing in this video was formerly owned by blues great- Alber King.. The guitar was auctioned off.. But was on loan to Joe for this particular concert I believe. And joes rhythm guitarist Kirk Fletcher is know all over for his solo work in keeping traditional blues and blues with a bit of funk in it alive 😊❤
I’ve seen Joe perform live twice so far and both times were fantastic. Donna, if he comes to your area go see him live. It will make you appreciate his artistry and talent even more!
Joe also collaborates with rock legend Glenn Hughes and Jason Bonham (son of the late Led Zeppelin drummer John Bonham) in a band they call Black Country Reunion. It's more heavy metal in style than the blues/rock that Joe normally does. Some might like that too since it hearkens back to the style of early metal from bands like Black Sabbath and Deep Purple which Glenn came out of.
Absolutely love the blues Joe's in my top 10 favorite blues guitarists
Hello ladies, I love your reactions to Joe Bonamassa. He has been my favorite artist for at least the past 10 years. I have seen him perform live 5 times, both with his own band, and also with Black Country Communion. I was fortunate to have been at his final show of his tour at the Seminole Hard Rock in Hollywood Florida last month Dec. 2nd. Was just a fantastic show with new and old songs. I listened to Joe nearly everyday on my commute in the car, until I found a new band I am crazy about - The Warning!! I don't want to make this too long, but I can't stop listening to them now. I saw them live in Boston this past summer August 11th. Just amazing!! Keep up the great work, watch your reactions all the time.
Thank you
Joe Bonamassa was inspired by Eric Clapton when he played in the band Cream.And Eric Clapton was inspired by B.B.King.Joe played in the Black Country Communion and is an English-American hard rock band based in Los Angeles, California. Formed in 2009, the band is a supergroup composed of bassist and lead vocalist Glenn Hughes, guitarist and second vocalist Joe Bonamassa, drummer Jason Bonham, and keyboardist Derek Sherinia.The Black Country is an area of England's Midlands. It is mainly urban, covering most of the Dudley, Sandwell and Walsall Metropolitan Boroughs, with the City of Wolverhampton sometimes included. The towns of Dudley and Tipton.The Black Country gained its name in the mid nineteenth century due to the smoke from the many thousands of ironworking foundries and forges plus also the working of the shallow and 30ft thick coal seams.If you have the time please check out Black Country Communion BCC - Song of Yesterday .Thank you and stay safe and all the best from England.
Thank you for watching.
@@KathyLuluandDonna And thank you.
The backup singer on the far right with the shortest hair is Australian singing legend, Jimmy Barnes’ daughter.
And Joe does several songs with Jimmy that are unbelievably amazing. "Stone cold " and the Deep Purple cover "Lazy".
Okay Donna, I'm gonna have to insist on an invite to the wedding once Joe pops the question!!😊
Lol
Angel of Mercy is another fantastic song by Joe bonamassa
It is on the channel
Excellent reaction ladies. As I said before, since the sad passing of Gary Moore, Joe is definitely my favourite guitarist. Incidentally Joe said that Gary Moore "pretty much wrote the songbook that I play now". Meaning that Gary was a huge influence on him.
As someone else pointed out in the comments, here Joe is using the late great Albert King's guitar. Albert was left handed, that is why the controls are at the top of the guitar. Also the guitar is called 'Lucy'.
Regards from across the pond. 😊😎🎸🇬🇧🇺🇦
Hello from Texas
Hey you guys! Another video of his you will love; Midnight Blues. Beautiful song.
The whole band is always tight even when members change for one reason or another. They leave room for everyone to shine. That flying V was Albert King's who was left handed so Joe is playing it right handed which is cool. Its wonderful to see you all enjoying the performances. I hope you will look into other songs as well. He has a lot of music, 45 or so albums. One performance with beth hart is at the beacon theater "I'll take Care of You"😊
Donna, you should meet Himmel.
I mean, you should meet him, not the Himmel, that's german and means heaven. But i think donna your in heaven when you listen to joe.
Black Country Communion is Joe's classic rock band . Check out Song Of Yesterday Live over Europe.
Also you ladies should Google Joe's bass player Michael Rhodes discography.... Donna will know
Joe never disappoints.........Love this blues guitar virtuoso for many years now!!!!! Soul pours out of his fingers!
I actually met the man who wrote the song. It was the late Jerry Beach, i still have the CD that he and his band signed.
That guitar was originally owned by Albert King, who was left handed. One of the greatest blues men of the 20th century, RIP Albert and thank you for a lifetime of magic.
Joe is a purist, and so is playing the guitar upside down, rather than change the strings. The guitar is currently valued at over $500,000.
Wow
Joe has a phenomenal guitar collection. He also tries to use vintage speakers.
Yes, as you mentioned all of these people on stage lead very successful careers. Got to see JB live a few years back (Go see him NOW b4 he gets old, he is currently on tour)I just love the drum work of Anton Fig who used to play with Late Night David Lettermans band. He has played with many, many mega stars.... Bob Dylan, Mick Jagger, Joe Cocker, Warren Zevon, and Kiss are only a few. I can't put my finger on why he is my favorite, but he is, by a long shot (Even better than John Bonham). Thanks for reacting. BTW, Joe is playing a "Flying V' guitar made by Dan Erlewine in 1971, owned/played by blues legend Albert King (RIP). The other guitar solo was the renowned blues guitarist Kirk Fletcher who recently suffered a stroke while performing onstage. JB was active in a fundraising auction to help with medical bills.
SIDE NOTE: A blues guitar player/singer, famous to blues fans, that preceded Joe by a decade or two was Albert King. In this song, Joe is playing Albert King's left-handed guitar. You can see Albert's name engraved on the fretboard, upside down (for left-handed Albert), and the volume & tone controls on the top of the body of the guitar instead of the bottom because Joe is playing Albert's left-handed guitar, right-handed. I assume that means Albert King must have died. I believe I saw Joe playing Stevie Ray Vaughan's guitar for a tune or two in another concert.
I've seen him in London great song great blues guitarist amazing to watch live great show ladies 👍👍👍
Great song by one of the best blues guitarists performing today. With Eric Clapton pretty much retired and so many of the greats having passed on Joe's left with carrying on the tradition of blues guitar. I saw him in Fresno CA several years ago doing the concert set list he did on the live DVD from Beacon Theater. The show at the Beacon included Beth Hart, Paul Rodgers from Bad Company and John Haitt. Holy Smokes what a show that is. For sure go to that show and watch Joe and John Haitt do - "Down Around My Place" - - - better put your seatbelts on for that one. Enjoy
If I'm not mistaken, that is Albert King's flying v guitar
You should react to Albert King, thats Alberts guitar Joes playing.
Albert was the first blues player to play alot of the licks you hear people like joe play. Hes a legend, one of the 3 kings of the blues, with BB King and Freddie King.
But albert was the most raw of the bunch. He was Stevie Ray Vaughans mentor in Stevies early days on the local band scene in Texas.
Albert King died right before Christmas 1992, most of his guitars are in rock and blues museums around the US.
I believe the guitar he is playing is one of BB Kings that he owns !
Wow
You are all the best, especially lulu ❤
Loved your reaction, and especially Donna's. Great song and video, I had not heard this one yet.
Thank you
No one ever mentions how great the bass is by Michael Rhodes in this recording....
There isn't a bad song on the Greek Theater live album.
Donna...i completely agree!!
Going to see him March 8 in Biloxi, can't wait!
Lucky you!!!
Joe is the man
Three songs that will make you smile and feel good, Music Travel Love and Friends... Imagine ..... Stand By Me at Al Ain And I Don't Want To Miss A Thing featuring Flex Irwan. You ladies like and enjoy good music and these numbers won't disappoint. Thanks for your time.
Erm... Yeah... Talented they are... But that's not just talent thei#re showing... That's skill! They're skilled and skill requires training, years and years of.
There are videos when Joe was 12 (or so), talented... (you can find videos on YT).
He's a great musician and anyone in his band obiously too. That's not just talent. Hard work it is/was!
Brilliant performance!
Regards.
Donna has excellent taste.
Joe Bonamassa Sloe Gin Live at Red Rocks would be a great reaction video! It's one of his most famous songs
Buy them a coffee then!
Done!
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@@frankie3041 edited, thanks
@@cooganmiddlebrook8716 Good man! 👍
I have never heard of Joe Bonamassa but i liked this song ! He's coming to my town Columbia SC soon i just saw it on TV =) If y'all want to check out another all female band check out Band-Maid " ONSET " MV ! I saw them and The Warning last year in California they rock ! Thanks and Great Reaction
Thank you
You want to see Donna really melt down. Watch Joe live a Carnegie Hall. Song of Yesterday. You will not regret it.
Great ❤
This guy is giving me a Boz Scaggs vibe. You should check him out as well.
How about something from the Mentors?
All you need to do is check out Joe Bonamassa and Beth Heart song (I'd Rather Go Blind) from Live in Amsterdam.😊
It's on the channel
Albert King classic.
Check out Kenny Wayne Shepard for more killer blues from the newer gen of great players
Please, Please, react to Who Killed John Henry by Joe Bonamassa. You ladies would love it.
I sorted through my catalog of songs. This link below is an original by Joe. Also he is wearing a gorgeous 3 piece suit. 🔥
th-cam.com/video/4t1gAO9765c/w-d-xo.htmlsi=o15gNUjwSNZXtD0i
Its from his concert at Radio City Music Hall. All of his concerts and videos can be found at jbonamassatv. The concert called MuddyWolf (tribute to Howlin Wolf and Muddy Waters+ a few Joe sonhs at the end) is also a great concert held at the Red rocks amphitheater carved from stone.
I highly recommend RadioCity (get to see him play acoustic and sing then breaks out electric)
I couldn't recommend the MuddyWolf concert enough!
Joe has 1 of the flying v guitars is worth 250 thousands
I love Joe, but in my opinion the greatest version of this song was recorded by Daniel Castro. Amazing!!!
I know donna.
Albert King.
The three kings, Albert King, BB King, and Freddie King
Surely Joe’s guitar is upside down?
Yes, it's an Albert King Gibson Flying V - not sure if it's one of Albert's guitars or a Gibson remake.
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some girl power try Sabaton Lady of the dark animated story video
Hey you guys! Another video of his you will love; Midnight Blues. Beautiful song.
Hey you guys! Another video of his you will love; Midnight Blues. Beautiful song.
Hey you guys! Another video of his you will love; Midnight Blues. Beautiful song.
Hey you guys! Another video of his you will love; Midnight Blues. Beautiful song.
Hey you guys! Another video of his you will love; Midnight Blues. Beautiful song.
Hey you guys! Another video of his you will love; Midnight Blues. Beautiful song.
Hey you guys! Another video of his you will love; Midnight Blues. Beautiful song.
Hey you guys! Another video of his you will love; Midnight Blues. Beautiful song.