Joe Bonamassa - Slow Train (REACTION!) - Live Version 

Joe is one of the US most underated guitarist of any style🤘👍

Y’all have GOT to watch Joe and Beth Hart do ‘I’d Rather Go Blind’ live in Amsterdam. It’s going to blow your minds. One of the best live performances of all time.

Joe and Beth Hart a great duo, check out "I'll Take Care of You" or "I'd Rather Go Blind".

So awesome to see you react to this. Joe Bonamassa is my connection with my dad. I never really had a great relationship with him, but our love for Joe Bonamassa makes us bond. Seeing him live with my dad is a memory I will never forget.

JOE BONAMASA LIVE ROYAL ALBERT HALL “Just got paid”

Thank you, thank you, thank you!

So glad you guys enjoyed Joe Live, he and his band are amazing. You aint seen/heard nothing until you check out Joe Bonamassa and Beth Hart perform "I'd Rather Go Blind" live in Amsterdam. PHEMONINAL. Goose bumps good.

Beth Hart and Joe is a must!

Joe is a great performer live!! I'm lucky enough to see him 3× so far and I'll definitely go see him again. Thank u for this

Check out Joe in Black Country Communion. The whole band shreds with Glenn Hughes on bass and Jason Bonham on drums.

Joe B. is great, such an amazing guitarist. Thanks for doing a live of his.

Joe and these 4 other musicians from across the world had only met 3 days before they performed this awesome acoustic show. Using some unique instruments from days gone bye. And featuring short interviews from the performers. Live at the" Vienna Opera House" is a breathtaking experience.

Just saw Joe a few weeks ago one of the best live shows I've seen in years AWESOME!

The live version of the Ballad of John Henry is also amazing...well, Joe B doing anything live really is :-)

You guys have come along way I've been following you since 2018 keep at it love you guys

Royal Albert hall. The whole live event is worth watching but the bangers you will absolutely love are Just got Paid slow gin, and The ballad of John Henry. MUSTS.

One of the last concerts I went to was Bonamassa in St. Louis in 2015. The first half was an acoustic, global session and the last half was the electric blues for which he is known. The first half was one of the coolest and most memorable experiences I've enjoyed live.

Another great acoustic live performance is "Woke Up Dreaming" from the Live at Carnegie Hall album. It's a duet with Tina Guo on cello. Have to see it to believe it. On the bonus material with the blu-ray of this show, Joe says that in his mind he's already dialed "9" and "1" and is reaching for the other "1" by the time the song is over!

Joe and Beth Hart playing "I'll Take Care of You." one of the best among many bests.

That performance was from a tour that was entirely acoustic. His typical album tours are mostly electric, but basically emulate whatever was used on the album recording, unless it is advertised as an all acoustic show. So the original studio version of this song is with his regular backing band and is with electric instruments, not acoustic. There are live recordings of both versions. It would be interesting to see your preference. I like both, but for this song I prefer this acoustic performance. He is great either way, but it is definitely a different sound. He will typically do at least some acoustic tunes at his regular shows, so I prefer that so you get a mix of both, but I also wish I could have caught this all acoustic tour as well, but I think it was a smaller, more limited tour at featured locations. The whole concert performance from the show you just watched is available on video and audio album, so at least we still get to experience it. I have seen him 3 times live. Awesome every time!

I'll play the blues for you....is so gooood my favorite song of his ...I already have my ticket for Joe Bonomassa in my area in November can not wait,,,,,,,,,

The whole album is always playing in my home.

If you really like Joey B you should check him out in a short-lived band called Black Country communion especially the song one last soul there's a killer live version of that out there he plays electric guitar in that song and he flat ass smokes

Woke up dreaming is a must from Joe bonnamassa

Yes, l agree his work with Beth are all great. I've seen Joe live. He is one of the best guitarists..ever. Slow Gin at Red Rocks. Mountain Time at Royal Albert Hall. Epic.

Beth and Joe Please!! Live!!!

You need to see that concert. It's one of his rare acoustic performances. Every song is great. It's the Vienna Opera House concert.

Saw him when he was in 7th grade. He had already played with B. B. King. He was incredible back then. He's crazy good now.

High Water Everywhere live at Royal Albert Hall is fantastic Joe Bonamassa

Joe Bonamassa - Sloe Gin Live

If you ever get the opportunity to see him live, it is an experience you won't forget. He is legit. Excellent show.

Joe Bonamassa What can I say?? First Class Blues Rocking guitarist!! 400 guitars and 400 amps in his collection and counting. He is the only entertainer that I like ALL his songs!!

Lots of comments advising you guys to review his collaborations with Beth Hart. Can't agree more. Beth's voice is special. She and Joe are blazing hot together!

"Sloe Gin" and "Had To Cry Today" (Blind Faith cover)

"Midnight Blues" Live at the Beacon Theater is flawless. Must See!!!

OK so this acoustic live song is really good BUT you really need to sample some knock down, drag out, bombastic Electric Guitar bangin Joe B like Just Got Paid, Blues Deluxe, So It's Like That

Dust Bowl was wonderful on this as well.

This was a Stripped back version at Joe's Acoustic show at The Vienna Opera House, The Album version is Fire 🔥 There is an Official Guitar version live at The Beacon Theatre too which is insane 😎

Excellent performance and these reactions made my day! Definitely a bucket list concert.

Live at Royal Albert Hall is a great album for him

The Dustbowl Album is amazing.

That was amazing! Interesting to see him behind a folk guitar. Great reaction!

You have NOT lived until you see & hear the studio video of Joe & Jimmy Barnes performing "Stone Cold". Amazing!!!

I have seen Joe live about a dozen times. His studio albums are very good. His live performances are phenomenal.Him, Adrian Belew Trio, and Steve Vai are three acts I will go out of my way for each and every time they tour near me.

The live version of The Ballad of John Henry off of the Live from Royal Albert Hall album is by far my favorite heavy performance by Joe you should absolutely check it out

The Inevitable Return of the Great White Dope - Bloodhound Gang!!! Try it out, it’s a super fun song!

I suggest you check out his video for Mountain Climbing. Joe Bonamassa is amazing!

I just knew Joe Bonamassa to be one of the best guitarist in last couple of decades. I just didn't know how good a musician he is and never had the excuse to check out more. This video gives me the initiative now. Awesome performance!

Guys you really need to hear Joe do “Breaking up Somebody’s Home “ off of Live at the Greek Theatre

Go old school Joe. “Blues Deluxe”. You will not be disappointed

I was lucky enough to see him at Radio City Music Hall, January 23rd, 2015. He did a mind-boggling 3-hour set. The first hour and a half was acoustic. The second hour and a half was electric. Still one of the best shows I've ever been to. To see what he can really do with a guitar, I recommend "Woke Up Dreaming" at the Royal Albert Hall.

Mountain climbing!!! is a total banger

This dude's a bad ass with the live acoustic and his band is top notch

If I remember he played with BB King at a young age.

Saw a show he did in Md. Fire !

If the guy playing the keyboard looks familiar it's because he previously played with Stevie Ray Vaughan and double trouble names Reese wynans

Check out joe bonamassa Mountain Time live at Albert hall

You should listen to some of his colabs with Jimmy Barnes which will then lead you too Jimmy's band "Cold Chisel". Undoubtedly one of Australia's most iconic bands

Gary Moore - Still Got The Blues stop sleeping on this classic!

Megadeth. Good Mourning Black Friday🤘

This isn't so much country, but blues and I am here for it.

Death - Flesh and the Power it Holds!!!

Look up anything from his performance at the Royal Albert Music Hall. The entire performance is next level. That version of Sloe Gin is better than the album version to me. John Henry and Dust Bowl are also some great songs.

Joe Bonamassa's "Going Down" on stage at the Greek theater is unbeatable.

I'll play the blues for you!!!

Woke Up Dreaming, Blues Deluxe, Had To Cry Today, Sloe Gin, Another Kind of Love, The Ballad of John Henry, Slow Train, Dust Bowl, The Meaning of the Blues, Black Lung Heartache, You Better Watch Yourself, Prisoner, Driving Towards The Daylight, I Gave Up Everything for You, 'cept the Blues, Love Ain't a Love Song, Mountain Climbing, Drive, You Left Me Nothin' But the Bill and the Blues, Distant Lonesome Train. Live at the Greek Theatre - The Thrill Is Gone. British Blues Explosion Live - Tea for One-I Can't Quit You Baby. Christmas Comes But Once A Year, Christmas Date Blues, Santa Claus Is Back In Town,. Pick one. Or better yet - pick all!

You should review burning hell at the rockpalast that a hell of a song! A pure genius.

Joe live is always better. His soul is incredible

Do the Last Matador of Bayonne, Album version. It is Amazing.

Joe is the Man.

I’m sure it’s probably been mentioned before already, but Joe B plays some funky stuff too. Check out the band Rock Candy Funk Party if you’re interested. Good stuff.

Joe played live with BB King when he was 12 years old

You really need to check out Beth Hart, who has recorded a couple of albums with Joe, and there are several videos out there with Beth and Joe live. ♥️✌🏼😎

The more recent songs that you've reviewed are great, but not typical JB. I highy recommend his videos from the Greek theater in LA, when he paid tribute to the Three Kings, BB, Albert and Freddy.

Guys, just got paid live at royal Albert hall,mixes ZZ Top, white snake and zeppelin. You will like it. There is couple versions, best one s 11:56 long

I think "Redemption" would blow there minds with the backing vocals it has. For a live track "Just Got Paid" is Fire and has riffs from other songs seamlessly integrated to make one great song.

That’s a fiddle my doods 😉

He does another live version of this song, from Joe Bonamassa Live From The Beacon Theatre. It totally rocks.

Also look up Joe B and Beth Hart collaboration

I just said you guys needed some Dust Bowl. Thanks for listening. 😀

Digging y'all's reactions👍. You guys should do a reaction on vintage Joe B. Check out "Takin the Hit" live at Rockplast.

Treat yourselves and check out Joe and Beth Hart “I’d rather go blind” live in Amsterdam.

If you don't do any other Joe B song, you need to take in his collaboration with Beth Hart on "I'll take care of you". The outro is the single best guitar solo ever, IMHO. Certainly the most emotive I've ever heard. It's the perfect compliment to Hart's vocals.

Come on guys.. Lets see you react to some Peter Gabriel!

You gotta do his “Dislocated Boy” … c’mon..ya wanna 😉

The struggle should grant you more time in a Just world unless we’re going somewhere dope

It's time for another country reaction.... ian munsic/ Cody Johnson - long live cowgirls

Joe and Tina Guo !!!

You should try "Taken The Hit" from Rockpalaste by Bonamassa, it's him when he was younger, and that whole concert is amazing.

This was great. 3 words: Tedeschi Trucks Band. Tedeschi Trucks Band. Tedeschi Trucks Band...

Sloe Gin by Joe Bonamassa....live at red rocks

Live at Carnegie

Ratt- You’re In Love

This DVD, live from Vienna Opera House and Live at The Beacon Theater are must watch. His guitar playing is phenomenal...I think he's Top 5 greatest living guitar players, EASY. The first album with his side project Black Country Communion is equally as impressive, especially Song For Yesterday from the Live Europe DVD

Looking through your videos i cant find and reactions to any jellyroll songs. You should review jellyroll- save me & creature. 2 different songs there.

Ballad of John Henry 🤘

I would love to see you 2 react to "1984" by Slaughter To Prevail.

Lenny Castro on percussions, played with numerous musicians, always in demand.

ERRA - Snowblood

Really wanna see y’all react to steely dans FM