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The Bass Player is Eric Czar and he is one of the best on the Planet. Kenny Krame is the Drummer. This trio was the best lineup Joe ever had as a three piece Band. He has only gotten better and better since 2005 when this DVD was done. Always has the very best Musicians in his bands and rotates a lot of them in and out. Got to be a spectacular Musician to play with Joe.
That part when they were playing in unison was from prog legend's King Crimson's "21st Century Schizoid Man" track 1 off their 1969 debut album "In The CourtOf The Crimson King".
I think this is earlier than the stuff you have already seen. This German concert was from 2005, and also has covers of songs by Jethro Tull, Yes, and Blind Faith. To see him starting out, see the 10 minute 1991 segment on Real Life with Jane Pauley, which shows him jamming with B.B.King when he was 13.
I had a very early teenage Joe Bonamassa at one of my first festivals in Ontario Canada, in the super early 90’s! It was his very first time playing for thousands instead of hundreds. Now, All I want is his guitar collection! Loving your reactions! (producers ears!) Peace
This was recorded in 2005 with Joe's original 3-piece when he was just 28 yrs old. They were an awesome trio. Check out 'The River' from this same show for some awesome slide playing.
Joe playing Homage, to some of the great's. How Many songs, can you hear sampled in this cut? I caught at least 7 different songs. Joe, One the Greatest natural guitarist ever.
Would Peter Frampton's "Do You Feel Like We Do" from 1976 be (one)of the sampled songs Joe concluded with on his guitar performance in "Takin' the Hit"? 🎤🎸🎸🔊
I'll have to listen to it again to hear more, but I for sure caught Frampton, ZZ Top and a variation of King Crimson's "21st Century Schizoid Man"--that last the part that impressed the guys so much of the guitar and bass playing together.
This is a much older video of Joe. I’m a huge fan of his playing ability. His vocals are okay, but people really just wanna see him play that guitar. Check out a song called Third Degree, it’s Joe with Leslie West from Mountain RIP 🙏.. They are killing it. I think it was Leslie’s final album. Killer Album BTW
This was the best era of Joe, it's a shame he had to ditch this lineup because they rocked out! It's a whole different deal now. I miss that intensity and fire these guys had together.
A tad bit of a hint from the guitar by Joe can be recognized in Peter Frampton's international smash hit from 1976 "Do You Feel Like We Do" on Joe's ending guitar conclusion of this song. 🎤🎸🥁🔊🔥
y'all Must go see him live! I will pay for tiks! I have seen him 4 times, never disappoints...also, as you have been informed, this is pretty old...watch some of his interviews or whatever, he is like Jekyll and Hyde, super laid back yet passionate mellow dude until he gets on stage...still amazes me
Aloha gentleman if you want the real deal Rory Gallegher acoustic or electric live in the 79s early 80s . And if you like start it with live sSHIN KICKER. OMG. . JOE TRUES A LITTLE TOO HARD TO BE LIKE GUYS LIKE RORY. RIP. STILL ROCKING
Joe's bassist is the spitting image of Jethro Tull's original founding member Glenn Cornick (R.I.P. April 23, 1947 - August 28, 2014). This band cooked
He looks different as this was almost 20 years ago. His vocal ability is so much better now. He had a vocal teacher and his vocals are now up to par with his guitar playing or at least close😂
some joe to check out.bridge to better days.different shades of blue,ghost of macon jones,lazy n stone cold w/steve barnes,no good place for the lonely.
You guys play good music but you fail to play the finest, most incredible progressive rock ever to come out of the USA - Kansas. My favorite band ever. If you want some great suggestions, just ask. PLEASE!
