Joe Bonamassa Official - "Angel Of Mercy" - Live At The Greek Theatre 

Maryann, I am 68, so in the same pew as you and I could not agree more. Remember the days when we could go to those concerts every weekend ?

@@loissachs476 i am 30 and a blues enthusiast, it's good to hear your opinion since you saw all those artists in their prime

Right......Joe is merried with his guitars. I see Clapton,BB King,Peter Green, Paige etc etc.... but Joe gives me a extra feeling.

The older the violin the sweeter the music ! Yes and variety IS the spice of life . Dreggs/ steve morse and the hidden many can rise too to this level, yeah , this is the greek/albert hall kinda magic. Al

@@milanogorelec6782 He is the greatest living legend today Untouchable

Almost a religion.....

He's got some real good players with him

Very similar to my babydoll....Wakter Trout

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I agree 💯

The bite off that thing..gettin swallowed up by the blue gator!

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Im so glad this band is the one,,,,

Yes!!!!!!!!!!! ME TOO !

Agreed!

Hell Yes.

@@michaelkregness8338 big difference is Joe makes that guitar scream, not just talk, and not 'talk' with tygon tubing in his mouth, or any other gimmick. This man is making facial expressions instead, according to how his fingers bend the strings of that guitar! True form of the sport in my opinion Joe is a living legend!

I doubt you even know what you are talking about to say this is anywhere near perfection. Technically limited and generic and not really unique as one would actually call a master? He is overall rounded, but not peaked in any area, just a good average, but no where near a technically skilled guitar master. You reached a point where i dont even know if u are joking or just a new amateur? Anyway dont exaggerate stuff you dont know of mate no offense sorry but calm down with the exaggeration lol. You're insulting other guitar masters like this???

@@extendedmodularprogram7649 Who insulted other guitar masters? Who are you addressing? Why do I care?

This music never fades. It's the Bonamassa blues. It's unique and it's melody is as pure as honey. Wow. Love it.

Dude, 0:57 to 1:01, did you see how many notes this almighty god played in those 4 seconds? (while maintaining the blues and not turning the song to a metal shredding song)

Love the songs he himself .it’s fingers ,bones all in rhythm . .❤❤❤❤❤❤

I think he has a huge collection of vintage amps and a lot of knowledge about those too.

I'll definitely enroll! 😎

Without a doubt, a badass player, singer, and performer. The beauty of going to see one of his shows is that every musician is world class.....they have to be to keep up.

Frank Marino just check him out live Joes top favourites you wll see why he has been around since early 1970s a lot of top guitarist put him up there with Hendrix he is from Montreal.

Frank Marino Live. What a monster

Joes favourite growing up in his early stages of his life says he was the top along with Jimi

Scot if you have a chance listen to Babylon instrumental . aint dead yet. and Hes calling and you will see why Joe loved Frank Marino.CHEERS FROM OSHAWA CANADA

Good hands and great fingers! 😅 🎶💙🎶

yeah, I get to substitute teach in the local high schools every now and then and if they talk music I always put this on the "smart board" and let them sit with their mouths open, the intro is all you need to see, just killer! And I wonder why the other teachers don't like me so much............

​@@martylowry8111u rebel you! 🤘

I think so!❤

About a glenfiddich?? That's what I got Now.. cheeers..

several Jacks.

Edi Gabrieli , I always need a nice strong cup of coffee with some added dandelion coffee added, to cope with the music of the great man! Each to his own, eh? Hee hee! sttgaegoaktd

Jack Daniels or Gentleman Jack. Joe brings that out in us. I'm glad to have seen Joe in Colorado. It is indeed an experience.

I'd had a couple before I viewed this performance, but I'm in no mood to squabble..

Someone one with a you tube channel called him over rated lol

The shortest one is Mahalia Barnes , one of Joe’s other collaborators Jimmy Barnes’ daughter and she has some pipes.

Bro!?!?!? EC is on a level all by himself! Scope "got to get better in a little while" with Bramhall; wah wah bar mania!!!!!

t Two of those sheilas are Aussies, that's why they're incredible. From right to left, Mahalia Barnes and in the middle Jade MacRae.

I wish I knew there names!!

Absolutely great!

He's just a master of the art.

A MASTER BLUES ...

What critics?

You can read their comments on some of his earlier work. I've seen him live and he's the real deal.

+Fred Stuckmann no doubt he is the real deal. When I saw him in San Diego a few years ago no one in the audience really knew who he was. I get kind of tired of blues critics trying to label him. He's tried so hard to be just Joe Bonamassa that he even switched from mostly playing fenders to Les Pauls. He didn't like the fact that people were comparing him to Stevie. I've been following the guy ever since 2010-2011 and he's gotten so much better in 5 years in terms of his singing, patience, and playing different licks each time. His work with Black Country Communion is also stellar. The only thing I am sad about is the fact that Kirk Hammett owns the Peter Green/Gary Moore Les Paul. I really think it would be Joe's baby for the rest of his life, but he didn't have 1.5 million. Lol I've heard people say Joe doesn't have the soul that Stevie had and can only play fast. Well if those people would watch his shows the past few years, he's clearly listened and gotten better.

I've been a fan about that long as well. I don't compare him to Stevie, they are different, but I love 'em both. I've also heard his BCC work and it is very well crafted too. My cue that he was going to be something that I should pay attention to was the fact that my blues hero, B.B. King approved of him. What other 12 year old has opened for a big act like that? Thanks for your comment & insight kamb26

+Fred Stuckmann your welcome sir. Imo the blues genre in the 80s and 90s was so open and welcoming due to guys like BB and Albert shepherding young talent like Stevie Joe and Gary Moore. I would've loved to have seen BB in his prime in the 70s. He seemed like such a nice and genuine person. On that note, Joe has really made me discover more blues than I had ever heard of. I started with Stevie and was blown away. When I found out that he died a month before I was born I was crushed. Then I found Joe. After that Cream became one of my favorite bands, Eric Johnson and Gary Moore became weekly listens and The discovery of Peter Green was awesome. All thanks to Joe Bonamassa. 👍 thank you for the kind words Fred.

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@@joebonamassa3230 I'm on Facebook. Pamela Smeberg. I use my middle name on line. I look forward hearing from you.

@@ariellyn7253 I only have a fan page on Facebook

@Joe bonamassa you’re an imposter. Joe wouldn’t need to get women over social media! Fuck off.

Joe completely transforms into some other being on stage from Nerdville. Bizarre in a way.

Never a truer word spoken Joseph. Thank you. Joe does rule those strings. lol

Can't wait to see him October 30th 2021 St Louis , Stifal opera house is beautiful . I probably didn't spell Stifal correct .

You got that right!

Amen Amen to that Kathybeautiful. Bless you sweeetie.

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I agree

I totally agree that band is so tight

Yu are totally 100% bang on. A musician is only as good as his band!!

What about the back up honeys!?

Couldn't agree more, like I've said many times, he takes me up and gently sets me back down.

I would say one of the best, but not THE best. Blackmore, Schenker, Marino, Iommi, Page. There are so many, but in the top 20, yes. Taste is a very individual thing, and what speaks to one person in a way it speaks to you may be different. I love Joe, I have watched this vid so many times I lost count.

@@Roadking26Marino👍

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It helps with the playing!

i heard why lead guitarist do strange face, it's because when the really improvise, do a solo With their heart and like what they did, they make the same type of expression they make when they got an orgasm.

ZombiesWantEatBrains Haha, that CAN be part of it. But moving the mouth in time with what you are playing CAN help with the actual timing and groove of the playing!

I believe that's what Pamela was getting at!

Dan Weston I C!

I know right!

Μάνος Καραμάνος ... For real. Joe, keep those "Angelic" backup singers with you! Amazing, they are.

He had backup singers in Springfield, MO last Dec. 1, 2017. He is amazing in person!

He does now

I have a meet-n-greet pass to see him in Stockton right after Thanksgiving 2018 - gonna be epic - and I'm pretty sure I'm gonna cry with excitement. A pretty cry, though, not an ugly one ;-)

I was a roadie for many years and was working a Clapton gig at the Entertainment Centre in Sydney. Took about 15 minutes before I got bored, left, went across the road to a pub where a local blues band, The Hippos, were playing. A great night. 1990, I think it was. Anyway, I would rather see Joe than Eric.

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Сагласен..

I'm pushing 70 and seen em all and you know what......you're right..

3 years on now Allan. 2020I am 75 yr old girl . . Rock and roller!! Lol I agree with you hun. Joe is but the bestest ever. He makes a lot of beautiful noise in my house. Take care .

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@@joebonamassa3230 I follow you everywhere including a stash of CDs.

Hello Carolina. I listen to Joe's masterpiece "Why Does It Take So Long to say Goodbye." The intro is goose flesh hair raising stuff. Every morning full blast. Find it and listen hun. You won't be sorry Bless you Take care.

Nathan Grady fact

People say a 59 Les Paul or Strats of the pre-cbs era are the Kings but nah.. it’s Definitely the early flying vs, his right there is a 58 Korina, probably costs about 350k+ it is the best sounding guitar ever made imho

@@thenoobassassin can't argue with what I hear

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@@danielzhelev1271 agreed

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Mike Flack . I agree totally with you- joe is outstanding, he picks only the best musicians for his band, his backup singers are top rated singers in their own right. It really bugs me too when they dis his suit & his faces- how many blues guitarists does anyone know that dont make faces??? Hell I even make faces when I’m listening to him!!!

Damn Darlene......you said it all! I make faces listening to him too! Right now my face is pulled tight laughing so hard at what you wrote! Totally agree!👍👍👍👍

Seriously? Love his faces and suits...just like his mentor, BB King

John Mayer and SRV*

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I LOVE THIS TOO!!!!!

Me three!!!!

Beautiful Sheila! He is a string wizzard. Makes this old 75 year old lady's day. Feel 57 though. I live alone so volume up!! Ha Ha. Take care fellow fan.

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Es sin dudas un genio completo grande incomparable .

Полностью с Вами Татьяна согласен.

Татьяна , умница !

Could be? Hell yeah

Beautiful words for our guitar maestro. Thank you Void Hawk. His masterpiece I listen to every morning is" Why does it take so long to say Goodbye." fab. Take care fellow Joe fan.

Karen Vee YEAH!!!!

It does

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