Definitely the best, most talented band around. I'm a heavy metal guy, but I'm gonna have to pause and listen to every single song by these guys..what a combination of talent here.
Damn! That Rickenbacker bass just CUTS LIKE A KNIFE! Why Glenn didn't just stick with that axe is one of life's great mysteries. Perfect foil for Joe Bonamassa's Srat tone. In their hands, "Mistreated" takes on a whole different, gut-wrenching vibe.
Yes, a Rick can be very delightful, but there is plenty of other beauties around. One problem with the Rick is that it likes to lose it's settings. Maybe Glenn was tired of the weekly visits at his guitar pro? Who knows.
I prefer the P Bass! For me the Rick doesn’t fit here, far too aggressive and dirty, it destroys John’s amazing guitar work in my opinion. Not a fan of Orange amps and speakers either, they’re just loud. I prefer Glenn’s Traynor set up with 16-10’s and the P Bass, that’s the ticket. But it’s clear, I’m the minority in this thread. 😆
I’ve always preferred the MKII lineup of Deep Purple SLIGHTLY better then the MKIII - mainly because of their INCREDIBLE performance on Made In Japan - but I DO agree - Burn is without a doubt the best Deep Purple album ever - even to this date.
@@robertstahl6443 No Joe is trying to cover the best ever. Ritchie was incredible. Joe can't get Ritchie's Tone. But he did well. Great Guitarist but he had the greats to learn from.
Just average. Hendrix, Plant, Jeff Beck and even John squire, Johnny Marr...are better. He just seems to be a decent blues guitarist doing usually bluesy stuff.
1 month before Glenn Hughes 67 birthday, and sounds damn near as good as he did in his youth. Just amazing. And Joe, well hell I don't need to say a thing, he always plays great. Thanks for the upload. I liked this way better than the David Coverdale version Deep Purple did. Peace..
My 2nd favourite Band is Black Country Communion. I wanted to go to the local show on this 3rd tour having seen them there on their 1st tour and travelling to Manchester for the 2nd but the tickets were going for £100 n I couldn't afford that much!! 🤘🏻
Come and play in the USA. You guys are awesome. Great talent and Joe can play any kinda of music. Really like him in this new rock and roll music. Put them on the radio someone... Keep it going
Paul, as you can see I was standing to one side of the stage and Derek was directly in front of me therefore out of camera shot as I filmed the Glenn in the centre of the stage. If you watch my recording of Last Song For My Resting Place you can see him on that one.
Sounds fresh as if brand new! Beats the 50 year old original! In future, make it a 20 minute song by adding a keyboard solo. Keyboardist was itching to get in and shine
Glenn said that Geezer Butler borrowed his rick and kinda never retired it lol. Geezer loved that bass also video out of geezer playing Glenn's bass. He might of got his rickenbacker bass back. He does call that rick " her majesty"
Thanks for sharing such a great track with such talented artists. Always liked Glenn and Deep Purple back then, and Bonamassa is perhaps the most talented Axman alive or in even history. Does BBC still have LZ's drummers son on drums. Again TY.
You're welcome. Yes, Jason Bonham is still on skins for BCC. They've just been in the studio for album number 5, which should be out near the end of this year. Something to look forward to. 😁
@@akaWooders Shame on me for forgeting Bonham's name, should have known. What a collection of talent. Good to know they have another album out late this year. Thanks!
You never see this song covered. I still put Ritchie ahead of Joe but I mean this is a sensational cover by younger guys lol. Who's that guy singing he's pretty good. Bravo!
Finally Glen has a good bass sound he hasnt had that since the Purple days and its great to see Joe back playing heavy rock again because his latest blues albums and tours have just been so boring.
