Joe Bonamassa on Eric Clapton and Eric Johnson’s Influence

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In this clip, Joe Bonamassa talks about learning from his father, grandfather and being influenced by Eric Clapton and Eric Johnson.
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@dr.buzzvonjellar8862 Месяц назад

I’m loving Joe more with each passing week. Joe has become the torchbearer of the Blues, both American and British. He’s sharing his knowledge of guitars, pedals, amps, recording, work ethic and being a band leader. Additionally, he’s sharing his stages with up and coming players, giving them exposure. On top of all that, he’s killing it at songwriting, performing and playing. What a massive contribution! Thank you Joe! Rick Beato is music teacher to the world!

@MyFactsOverYourFeelings Месяц назад

You need to see him live…you won’t regret it.

@NickJardine Месяц назад

Yeah, I totally agree. It seems there are people who disagree with his personality or have issues with his guitar collecting (also known as jealousy), but you can’t deny all of the above you’ve mentioned.

@valuedhumanoid6574 Месяц назад

I saw Joe play on his 3 Kings tour. Just a killer show. He only surrounds himself with the best musicians. His drummer, pianist, horns, backup singers...all premium people. And his guitar is the center of the attention of course, but what hits you in the audience is a wall of sound. If you have the chance, I would HIGHLY recommend it. A great night out.

@paulajolly9962 Месяц назад

One of the best live shows I’ve ever seen!

@dhruvpatki2169 Месяц назад

I think he and Mayer are going to be the ones to carry the torch of blues. They are both monstrous players, and highly commended by legends

@MrPnew1 Месяц назад

I love how Joe accentuates his story by playing little runs and riffs.

@davidt9841 Месяц назад

I’ve been listening to Joe for a long, long time.. he’s gotten nothing but better all along the way. Not only his playing, but his singing as well! I’m a guitar freak from the music of the 60’s, and on.. I’ll always remember telling people about Joe Bonamassa, and they’d say “Who, Joe Who”? Not many say that anymore! Go Joe! The best is yet to come!

@Yeahok-pc2jd Месяц назад

This is the first time I ever heard him, from this video and with him thinking Clapton is great I’m not impressed so far 🤷🏻‍♂️

@TimothyPayne-vf9kz Месяц назад

Joe is a generous open hearted and gracious human being ..he acknowledges those who's styles influenced him - above all he shares ... 🙏

@peteolinski7471 Месяц назад

I have to give it to Joe the man stays crazy busy and still finds time to play. And I love that he still takes time to show you a couple of cool tricks and tone tips!

@PFB1994 Месяц назад

As someone who learned from TAB, I would say it was earlier than late 80s. Certainly Guitar For the Practicing Musician had full TAB for songs by 1984 or so. Not sure exactly how many full TAB Books there were, but TAB was around.

@classicraceruk1337 Месяц назад

This made me smile……..I found this interview very laid back, enjoyable and far far too short!!

@19TheChaosWarrior79 Месяц назад

I see Rick I click. I see Joe I also click

@AKLZ01780 Месяц назад

Thank you Rick for this conversation. It's great to learn about Joe's musical and social background. He's such an increadable guitar player. Greetings from Germany.

@mickeyscott7479 Месяц назад

I remember seeing Joe playing when he was 12 with BB King.

@RickLaBanca Месяц назад

Me too little smoking’ joe!

@mickeyscott7479 Месяц назад

@@RickLaBanca The 1989 Lilac Festival. I was blown away.

@hieronymusbosch6255 Месяц назад

I love his characterization of upstate NY weather. Perfect.

@rapid13 Месяц назад

I felt the same way when I first heard Eric Johnson. I like it, but I can’t do it.

@valogden Месяц назад

I like that Joe is also recognizing future guitar greats. He added 14 yr old Taj Farrant to his blues cruise next year. He's someone to look out for as a blues/rock performer. I like the established performers like Joe and Buddy Guy are recognizing the future greats.

@martinheath5947 Месяц назад

Born to do this 😊

@sd67b Месяц назад

another thing with the tone control for vintage tones, it used to be the only way to control hum/buzz, either adjust your tone or the amp's treble, and thus from there also explore a dark nice complex sound.

@simbad909 Месяц назад

Nice stuff💯

@ikkenhisatsu7170 Месяц назад

Joe B is so- good - I could listen to him all day...

@EddyfyingArt Месяц назад

I need an hour or more of this!😊

@cindywiech2675 Месяц назад

There is a 1 hour 25 minute interview!

@jimlewis6680 Месяц назад

Keep on Rockin the Blues Joe. 🎸🎶😎❤️

@davidmahoherrezuelo Месяц назад

Very very interesting interview ❤

@impoopnrightnow906 Месяц назад

I'd like to take a second to tell you I'm already subscribed!!!!!!!

@m22110 Месяц назад

Can you do 3?

@walterbriggs272 Месяц назад

Thank you for posting this Joe is a guy I can listen to every word, I like his playing

@DC632A Месяц назад

Love Joe. He’s here in Maine a lot and we love it 😍

@Scratchyjackscratch Месяц назад

I think some people misunderstand what it means to subscribe to a channel. I'm subscribed on both channels 👍

@mrc0917 Месяц назад

Good Stuff

@athanasiuscontra000 Месяц назад

Listening to this is just so much fun.

@marvelharris9540 Месяц назад

rick.. how did you have the jubilee set up here and what pedals were used? you nailed it

@maxpeck4154 Месяц назад

If I had to guess there were likely no pedals used at all

@RigidRecords69 Месяц назад

Met him, by chance in a guitar store last week and he wasn't very enthusiastic to say the least.

@joshuagibson2520 Месяц назад

Oh yes. Joe is right. Jamming from rewind to play is really hard on the tape mech. You should indeed press stop in between. We were kids in the 80s and didnt give a fuck (or know how good we had it) and did it anyway lol.

@mjm5081 Месяц назад

Thank you Gentlemen! ✌❤🎶

@JuniorFarquar Месяц назад

Joe has gotten better...taken me a while, but relistening to him, it reveals his growth.

@PeterAcrat Месяц назад

I love it👍

@swardmusic Месяц назад

Did all us guitarists start on trumpet??? 😂

@TheDiosCid Месяц назад

Nop.. I've started with the piano

@bryantcochran5065 Месяц назад

I started on clarinet

@splashesin8 Месяц назад

That sounds a little like Indiana, PA was for me. There was a smidgen of summer but lots of rain. Good flower and pumpkin growing though. 😂 Lot of music did happen, with lots of other people going over to each other's houses. That, and ice skating.

@regularnimnule9715 Месяц назад

I appreciate and see his undoubted massive skill, admire his to-the-bone gear-nerd obsessiveness but his music just doesn't connect with me at all.

@paulolsen6870 Месяц назад

This will piss off everyone, but Joe doesn’t have his own sound. He plays all the right notes, but not in his own way. He sounds very generic to me. Killer tones and chops, but it does nothing for me either.

@Plisken65 Месяц назад

@@paulolsen6870kind of like Twisted Sister or Poison.

@DirkJacobsz Месяц назад

lovely stuff - what a guy..

@Matt_Barkley Месяц назад

Huh, he's from the same area of NY I am. I never knew that. He's right about the weather.

@trevorgwelch7412 Месяц назад

Learning to play by ear is what I would call being born with perfect pitch . My guitar teacher can transcribe any song into both tablature and standard notation . It's something you're born with . Great Interview . I can relate to Joes grey cold weather - I'm from Ottawa Ontario Canada . I didn't have parents who liked guitar music however , the FM radio back around 1972-3 was what introduced me to Hendrix etc

@JoeThibodeau Месяц назад

I learned how to play by ear because that's all we had. I've been playing since '72. I do not have perfect pitch. I have relative pitch, which it turns out, is rather useful. I can listen to music that is not tuned to perfect A440 or A432 and not be bothered by it. Someone with perfect pitch may have trouble listening to music tuned to another reference frequency other than a440.

@bananabob2185 Месяц назад

GREAT to just let him talk!!! 🎸🤗

@fijnevent3565 17 дней назад

Great

@robertdusziii4125 Месяц назад

Thankfully NOT a part of the 87%! Another nice interview Rick.

@philiptaylor7902 Месяц назад

What a great guy Joe is.

@Markothunder Месяц назад

I hope there will be an Eric Clapton interview next time

@toastylux Месяц назад

this guys so cool

@timw4369 Месяц назад

You should have burton cummings on. He knowd music and hes a good interview

@ErikGenerik76 Месяц назад

You should get the ultra talented Shannon Curfman on!

@1rwjwith Месяц назад

Joe is a national treasure.

@JuniorFarquar Месяц назад

Mountain families all live within each other's business, too.

@pamr4040 Месяц назад

❤

@mtacoustic1 Месяц назад

Just an (extremely talented) average Joe!

@gadymarcus2362 Месяц назад

Bello/Magnifico.✡️✡️✡️✡️✡️✡️💗🧨👑

@hugh-johnfleming289 Месяц назад

Bonamassa seems kinda goofy. It's a good trait to look for in folks ...

@georgebrown4626 Месяц назад

Rick, will you do a review of the new Pearl Jam record?

@vedder10 Месяц назад

I'm a long time PJ fan what did you think of it? So far I've given it one listen all the way through. I've found that with PJ's last few albums I have to given several listens before really appreciating them.

@georgebrown4626 Месяц назад

@@vedder10 I think this record has staying power. Vedder digs really deep and hits notes I didn't think he could still hit. Great songwriting , drumming... Mike rips on this record. Stone sounds amazing. Best album since Yield

@vedder10 Месяц назад

@@georgebrown4626 Now that is a ringing endorsement. The thing I've always loved about Pearl Jam is they never wrote for the single. They tried to always put together a complete album. Even before the emergence of the MP3. Thank you for your opinion and reply. I'm going to spend this weekend giving the album a few more uninterrupted listens.

@georgebrown4626 Месяц назад

@@vedder10 Do it! Can't wait to hear what you think of the album closer. I just got chills listening to it on repeat. Be well.

@godsinbox Месяц назад

Tough upbringing, with rain and all that. We need a victims of rain compensation fund. Then sit in front of a board of single mothers, to see if this boy has truly had a hard life.