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Bonamassa Documentary - "How One Man Beat the Record Industry" Part 1
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- Опубликовано: 22 сен 2013
- This is Part 1 of the Bonus features from Joe Bonamassa's newest release, Tour de Force - Live In London: The Borderline.
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Every time I see or hear Joe, I become a bigger fan. His playing is absolutely phenomenal, but to me thats not necessarily the biggest draw.
When Joe talks about the music of other musicians, he speaks with the expertise of a true fan. He talked about Jeff Becks album like it was a book he'd read 100 times. So I know that when he pays tribute to another artist or speaks complementary of them he is not just paying lip service for the sake of packaging or marketing his own stuff... He has as much genuine passion for listening as he does for playing, and that translates into his amazing performances.
He seems to be a genuinely good man and there is no doubt about his dedication and willingness to work.
So as someone who started this Bonamassa journey as a respectful skeptic, Ive made more of a turn around that I ever would have predicted.
Maybe the hardest working guy in music? ..one of.
Thanks Joe. Much continued success.
So true, Blues's biggest fan and best ambassador !
"one of the hardest working guy in music"... right on!
well said. very well said. I didnt want to like this kid who had the world handed to him. but only after I saw it wasnt. and that he plugged along earning those chops..putting in the work. I have a sincere appreciation of him and now ROOT for him. he is the next generation. and hes perfect for it. he respects his influences. he collects..to a fault. lol. and best of all...he Inspires.
IPushHard .. You are dead on love this Man and the way he is carrying on the Blues 👍🏽
@@Stork Legs Your comment is asinine. You are a fool.
I don't know how I missed him along the way, but I found Bonamassa only recently.
The more I hear, the more impressed I am.
He has kept the blues relevant, and brought it to a new and younger audience, love the guy he just loves playing, honest and humble to this day
I used to have a long soak in the bath every Sunday evening and listen to a Dutch rock radio station, the reception was awful but they played some really cool music. One night I heard this guitar player who was just out of this world playing a Jethro Tull tune, his tone, his choice of notes and his rendition of this song was unbelievable. I prayed that they would mention the artists name at the end of the tune (they did not always) and as I do not speak Dutch I had to really listen to catch it. Joe Bonamassa was the name and I've been following him ever since. The guy is very friendly, very humble and his attitude to fans reminds me very much of Rory Gallagher. Nice guys can sometimes finish first
Yeah and I think that Rory Gallagher had very much the same hard time with and attitude towards the music industry as Joe Bonamassa does. And I remember Rory from his early days with Taste in London in the late 1960s.
he seems like a really genuine humble guy and his dedication to preserving vintage instruments and sharing it with us all is wonderful.
Steve Reynolds yep
I just met him and I'm blown away by his music and style.
I love you Joe and love your music.
Joe fought for his passion and won. I fought and lost after broken. I keep my musical dream. Congrats to Joe; to all his backers and to all his fans including myself. Thank you.
I'm a huge fan of JB for his guitar mastery but even more so for his humility!
Grrr4
I love that Joe has kept a very sweet sense of humor, and that he is FUN. yes, he is masterful with his playing. His stage prescense is intense as f, and he can sing so danged well.
He was a joy to listen to when I saw him last week, in every way, speaking, singing, making music.
@@jill5454 that’s so righteous , and sounds wonderful and lucky you. I love how his father exposed him to the great gear and that he has a passion for it. Last Aug. we were in Nashville TN looking for his new vintage store “ nerd ville”… couldn’t find it that trip… but we would love to go check it out.
I've been a rockin roller since the 60's, but as I have gotten older I wasn't that aware of the new talent emerging like I would have in back in the 70's especially. A few years ago I ran accross a concert I believe was on PBS, which first introduced me to him.
At that time I said, " Well who the hell is this guy ", I really thought he was a blow hard, one man band kind of guy, of which I thought was just a everyday JOE, who could play great guitar, that I couldn't deny. Now over the past 5 years or so and especially from hearing the story concerning the record industry, which we have all known for years was true and his desire to be remain pure to his audience and his music, I'm totally getting on board.
I see him coming into the main stream music would very, very soon and final;y getting the kind of recognition he truly deserves. Joe is a fantastic artist who deserves ever accolade that he receives, and it will be great to see him up front and in there faces / record industry showing that the dream can come true and has with Joe, THANKS JOE for keeping it ALL real and ALIVE, keep carrying the torch Joe.
I've seen many doc's on him on youtube, love his style,personality, and his love for the older amps and guitars. My new favorite!
I appreciate this video. Helps me understand the history of Joe. Not everyone will get it, that's ok- don't feel bad- move along... This is the story of a talented guy who isn't hidden away and marketed as a deity. The music of the 60's and 70's will always be the best ever. But it's 2015 and I'm sure glad that great music is still being made. And I'm glad it is different. I want it- and more
I love his guitar playing, one of the best blues players today.
I appreciate how well rounded Joe B is. He can play nearly all styles of guitar and play them well and do it with the proper vintage equipment. His humility is the best part.
It's great to see there are still people who actually know how to play an instrument, and make good music... Hopefully, someday, good old blues based Rock N Roll will make a comeback --- most of what we have today is pathetic...
it never went away, its just played at local bars and Jams all over the country !
@@curbie1150 Exactly. Just because they don't make RUclips videos or tour the country imitating the original great guitarists doesn't mean people who actually know how to play an instrument don't exist.
I know its been years since you said this but it echoes something I've thought about. In the 60s and 70s most rock was blues rock. In the 80s it strayed but SRV, Jeff Healey and others carried the tradition. In the 90s we had Johnny Lang and Kenny Wayne Shepherd. In the 2000s it was Joe Bonamassa. The 2010s and 2020s, so far, has not seen a blues rocker with breakthrough success (although as others have said, they're out there in obscurity). I hope there are new artists in the wings about to get recognition and a broad audience for their music around the corner!
JB has been on pbs VT several times, first time I saw him was maybe in 2013, 2014. One time I watched the 'Carnegie Hall' concert and then it totally hit me.... eff'n WOW! Luckily I had recorded that so I could see it several times and every time I watched it I liked it more than the previous time.
But nothing prepared me for a life performance, in St. Augustine FL this last november. That was beyond my imagination. When I got home that evening, remembering what I had heard and seen, I realised that I hadn't been so completely in love with the music, show and a musician since... since... since I was a teenager? I just cannot remember when that was because it is many decades ago. And I am so happy I can still feel this compassionate about music.
Music, I can not live without it. And JB has proven that good music is still been made. I have no words to express my gratitude for that.
Joe has stack of talent, he is simply very very special but what I picked on him as well,
he comes across as just normal nice guy!
Good personality with simple honest passion and a lot of talent makes the unit called Joe Bonamassa.
Great combination!! Love it :-)
Ive seen Joe (3) times in small venues. I got to meet him after his show in CT, he was genuine. Joe is a nice guy.
Thank you for your words. Don't understand the negative comments about Joe - unbelievable.
These personal pieces on Joe and his family and his upbringing are so very important in bridging the divide between him, as an artist, and the listener who knows the guitarist "with the funny name." I can go back and listen with a new ear because I really feel like I know Joe. To those who don't get his style, there are many artists who don't resonate with everyone. The one thing no one can take away from Joe is his dedication, from a young age, to the craft and art of playing. My Strat collection will never be played as well as someone like Joe but, someday, when I pass them on, I hope they inspire some kid to do what Joe has done. Making it in the music business is nearly impossible. But creating a new music business that works is a tribute to his teams dedication on not taking "no" for an answer.
Thanks for sharing with us Joe... Godspeed to your and your career and your family.
Saw Joe perform recently in San Antonio. He blew the roof off the place. He and his band were so effin badass!!
I am confused are the 49 dislikes and negative comments from people who never played an instrument, or just from people who's bands spend years learning to play cover songs? The guy is no beginner and obviously a lot of talent established players feel the same and I tend to think when he plays with BB or Glenn Hughes they do it because he brings something to the table. Personally, i don't believe great players make great music just because your a craftsman doesn't mean I am going to feel it...it also doesn't mean you suck, there is no shame in respecting a persons long time commitment to his/her art and this guy can loves to play.
Joe Plays with one of the coolest and finest bassists i ve ever seen
Just about 3 or 4 years ago I found Joe, and he's never let me down.
Love this man completely….Joe Bonamassa is in a league of his own…a wonderful human being and talented musician..❤❤❤❤❤
It has taken Joe 25 years to become an overnight success. The general public is only now beginning to recognize his unbelievable talent. He is not a diva, nor a drug-addled rock star who thinks the world revolves around him. Instead, he is simply a guy who lives and breathes the guitar. If Joe were in it for the adoration he would NOT be going about his career the way he does. And he definitely would have stayed with BCC.. Instead, he's true to himself and his music. Without playing a guitar upside down, there's no way he, or anyone else, will ever sound like Hendrix. But I'm convinced he is neck and neck with Clapton, and Clapton is the #1 player in the world. Some guys, like Zakk Wylde for instance, are unbelievably fast, but are not polished and fast like Joe and Eric. (Gary Moore would be a close third if he were still with us..) .. Overall, you don't have to be a great fan of Joe to appreciate what he does, but you can't tear him down if you have ANY knowledge of the guitar and guitar players. Before it's over, Joe will be the #1 player in the world.
Rick Carruth there is no ''#1 player in the world''
different people like different things. and music isn't a competition after all.
i thought this was common knowledge. apparently not.....
+NightPanda there is no number one, and music is subjective. but music is a competition, and always has been. that is how skill was developed and how music has become as complex as it is. you don't HAVE to compete, but many do and it pays off in one way or another. some are lost to it, but others gain. some compete with themselves, some with others.
+NightPanda That's right...what about Paco De Lucia and Bireli Lagrene? Number 1 in Blues / Rock maybe....
I've never understood why people want to rank artists. Who's better Pollack or Rembrandt? It depends on how the artists affect the individual. Who's better SRV or Clapton...couldn't care less who's better I like them both and on a given night depending on my mood I'll prefer one over the other but both hold their own and neither is "better". A lot of people love Cold Play and a lot of people don't. Both camps have good arguments but in the end, it's about how the artists affect you and whether you, as an individual, like or dislike an artist. There is no #1 when it comes to artists there are only artists you like more than others and prefer better than someone else does.
I've never understood why people want to rank artists. Who's better Pollack or Rembrandt? It depends on how the artists affect the individual. Who's better SRV or Clapton...couldn't care less who's better I like them both and on a given night depending on my mood I'll prefer one over the other but both hold their own and neither is "better". A lot of people love Cold Play and a lot of people don't. Both camps have good arguments but in the end, it's about how the artists affect you and whether you, as an individual, like or dislike an artist. There is no #1 when it comes to artists there are only artists you like more than others and prefer better than someone else does.
Joe is really great. He's a true blues-rock guitar master. I've seen him live before and I have tickets once again to see him in March. He really loves the genre! He emotes about the guitarists who've influenced him. His playing pays homage to them.
Just saw him in Saint Augustine May 10, 2018. Never heard of him before I bought the tickets. It was a mind blowing fantastic concert. Thanks Joe. Please come again.
Just saw him at the Moore in Seattle. It was one of the best gifts to see and hear him live. Joe your beyond talented your a gift to music and my ears are blessed !! Love ya and thanks for you. I look forward to what you do next. See you again !! 🤘🎶🎸🤘
Whoever paired Joe with Beth Hart is A+ genius.
they met at Notodden Blues Festival in norway
She s amazing. Her stuff with Jeff Beck is also amazing.
@@ShiningEyeBrigade Joe just wants to be a clone of people we already have. He's the "lite" of guitarists.
That’s a understatement ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️,great pair joe meyer✌️✌️✌️
Tom Thalon one of the greatest I must say🤘🏻
Someone I’ve always admired along with Robin Trower just so full of talent a pure gift to all music lovers .
Cant wait for part two!
Rock on Joe! Love watching your videos. Admire the hardwork!
Thank you Joe for keeping the blues rockin.
Joe is by far one of the greatest, not only musicians/blues/guitar players, but people in the whole universe. I found out about him very late but I cannot gen enough of his music ever since. He is a pure inspiration to me and my dreams as a musician.
Great artist and humble. Love it when he stands in his own meet and greet line. Great team Joe!
In 2020 I'm buying more cd's than ever. Live the last 2 Bonamassa albums, great work guys.
Well we haven’t been able to do much else in 2020 have we? Buy albums and listen at home. Lol.
God Bless Joe! He is genuine. I have been playing since I was 15yrs old and I have to say now at 60 plus Joe is an inspiration.
Congrats Joe, Great to see a real sensible person down to earth while loving what you're doing. Cheers, also to Roy and Kevin. Teamwork = fabulous !
Thanks for sharing this doc.
Came across Joe B's music about 7 yrs. ago and have been a fan since about one minute in...have been listening to blues for 30+ yrs. and playing blues guitar for about 20 (not to his level by any means) and he hit a new level with me immediately with all he brought to the table with a great guitar...but his producer hit it right on the head putting phenomenal band and later an entire orchestra behind him to just accentuate his awesome talent was genius...
Thank you so much for this video I absolutely love seeing The process and getting to know Joe on a more personal level. I will always be one of his biggest fans. I wish I could work for J&R in any capacity lol I could be the coffee girl. Just to be involved with such a challenging and inspiring dynamic would make my life worth while on a whole other level. Music has and always will be such a huge force in my life and listening to Joe’s music has carried me through many emotional storms. Love what y’all are doing. Thanks again for posting
great video joe ! i remember you playing in utica ny when you were 12 and was blown away and after all these years to see you still jamming is awesome !
JB has beat the industry, but being a completely independent artist is rough. You have to tour constantly, you have to record constantly, and your biggest revenue will come not from the music itself but from the merch and other gigs. Check out the Indie Band Survival Guide if you're interested in this sort of stuff. JB didn't beat the industry solo either. Kevin handles production. Roy handles management. Therein lies the lesson for independent artists: you need a support team if you want to go far.
+Gordon Tubbs True that. True that. There are many many bad folks in this industry. I'm proud for Joe.
You need to be better then 99% of bands if you want to make it. Label or not. That’s the reality.
I’m so glad (as a longtime Bluesrock guitarist myself) that Joe, Ron and Kevin have found a way to have success in the Music industry with a talent like Joe. Great work guys, and for believing in each other ...
The young man is gifted beyond belief. It's great they have a good team. But Joe is a once in a lifetime phenomenon. 7 years from this film, I bet he doesn't play to 25-50 crowds anymore! Seeing him in 4 wks. for ♥️Day!🎼🎶🎤🎸🎷🎺🎹 The best ever-
just found about about joe 2 years ago, I love his style and he is original. and man can he play clean and fast! not to mention he has great vibrato.. so much talent he has as a guitar player and singer...
Thank you for all your inspirationally driven music, you are a positive influence in peoples lives and you make this world a better place🙏🙏🙏
I listened to Joe since the band Bloodline. Many people don't even know he played in that band. I was hooked from then on. I actually got to mix monitors for him at a small start up blues festival in wheeling WV when he was playing where ever he could with his first solo artist band.
Crazy we seen Joe at The Hayfoft in Mt. Clemens, MI. Signed my Fender Strat Plus. Then 2 months later met him again at Cleveland HOB. Great down to earth guy. Wish you well Joe.
Joe... I like you because you are humble and true and never forgot where you came from.Thaddeus ProshanskyEast Coast Productions
Great ‘documentary’ ... wow ... & Mister B. made ME cry @my 2nd time seein’him, as he & the band performed Self Inflicted Wounds 19OCT19, ✌️🤟💕🎶🤓🎸
Just saw Joe the fourth time in Santa Barbara. Damn he keeps getting better.
Great show !!!
Thank you for posting . This is 👍
Joe, you're awesome! Thanks for the music.
Joe is amazing. What a fantastic player and musician. His alternate picking is superb.
what a lovely story to come out of the music industry, one that these days no one hears about, and he's overloaded with talent, if he comes to TO hope can afford to see him
I just saw Joe at the Chicago theater. He made ME cry. Twice!
I LOVE Joe B. so my opinion may be somewhat bias. In this great free country we are lucky enough to live in; how can you
not root for the underdog?? An extremely gifted musician wants to make his living doing what he loves. For Joe wanting to keep control of his music by owning it (sign with a record company and you WILL lose control) I say why not ??
Playing the Blues is not a big market your trying to appeal to, why give the record company your hard earned money??
I LOVE YOUR MUSIC JOE !! KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK AND I WILL KEEP BUYING YOUR ALBUMS & SEEING ALL THE SHOW I CAN POSSIBLY SEE !!!!!!
STEVE FREEMAN
NORFOLK, VA
Steve Johnson .. 👍🏽 Love his work
This was cool to see looking forward to pt 2
Joe is my absolute favorite blues-rock performer, his voice also gives a particular uniqueness to the beautiful songs. - Joe's old friend B.B. King nailed it when he said of the then 12-year old; Joe is - ’One of a Kind!’ 🎸⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Joe is THE MAN for this generation, plain and simple. If you don't "feel" it, you'd got your musical ear blocked. PERIOD
I agree 110%! Joe is a great player and is keeping great music alive in today's miserable era of music. Joe inspires me to always try as hard as I can to get better at guitar.
That is a good way of describing it. He isn't the absolute best I heard over the years but considering the
shit music that is out nowadays he is on top and keeping the genre alive
Twelve minutes into this and I'm hooked!
Everything he does is with class, reverence for the craft, and a drive to share the love with fans and the next generation of "torch bearers" as he calls them.
Its good to see your “History” of your Music and love for your Music”❤❤
Inspirational. Looking forward to getting the DVD's.
What a great story. Joe deserves all his success and more, he never gave up - thank goodness! He just gets better and better ❤️
Every guitar player has to study the way he plays his technique is astounding. Very few pull offs and hammer ons his picking technique is world class .
Thanks Joe keep on keeping on God Bless .
Love him !!! 🎵✖🎼✔🌐🌑🍃✴♥🌊🌀🎳🔀♻️💎💍🌂🎹🎸🌐⛵❤🌀💙🌊☀️🎹💙🏁💍
Well lets see, he is a great guitar player, vocalist and song writer that works his butt off touring. That may be part of why he is the Blues man.
5 oktober 2014 Antwerpen. Seeing him for the first time. exiting
Great musician and decent person-- from a huge fan, Thank you Joe!
just saw Joe in Nashville(Ryman) and he was great. Did not play 3 of his best songs for some reason but it was great! Kenny Wayne Shepard came on to help him with one song.
Joe's live shows are world class! All the musicians are top notch.
I bought all 4 CD's and they are great to listen to.
Different Shades of Blue....extremely good album.
The songwriting on that album is on a different level.
This makes my f***** eyes water, very rare, honesty, trust, integrity, God Bless these guys forever.
Thanks for helping me keep the positive in my struggling field. I see our dreams could come true...always believe in it and never give up!
thanks for sharing this with us
Joe looking forward to finally hearing you live( Salt lake City) and like everyone else that knows your dedication and your contribution to blues and to music would love to sit down and just jam joke and laugh with a idol. Thanks in advance Joe and to the many who made it possible for Salt lake to hear tomorrow.
I realize from FB that Joe Bonamassa is truly, on a mission, even being gifted, he is finding his chops, and they will be good.
He's an inspiration... and some of my favorite medicine...
I looove this and Joe ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
What a remarkable story...........Tremendous innovation and courage......! Thank you.
Joe is a great ambassador for the tradition of brilliant rock and blues guitar players of the 60,s and 70,s. A great and very tasteful musician and we love him over here in England !
Joe you're #1 in my book. I love you.
I don't like blues music but I have great respect for this guy's obvious talent and tenacious attitude.
Some very interesting insights by JB and his team- Great players--- Love Michael Rhoades and Anton Fig.
I saw joe at the hammersmith appollo and if i never get to see him live again ill never forget that night. Thanks joe!
Joe.... I understand now why you are so GREAT...LISTENING TO EVERY DETAIL. BECOMING THE MAN YOU ARE....KEEPING THE STYLE OF MUSIC WITH SUCH PASSION ALIVE. Music is not who you become...ITS WHO YOU ARE....FAIT
WILL YOU PLAY THE BLUES FOR ME
Love from Athens Greece .
There is a good reason that Joe Bonamassa is so respected and revered in the music industry and this series of clips and his wonderful catalogue of music start to show why.
You are a talented wonderful gift to our lives.
Definitely a lot of learning for all guitarists and indie peeps
Very cool, I like learning this background information and history.
This man is authentic on top of a prodigy with a killer work ethic. Just an amazing man from everything I've ever seen and heard. My gosh.
Outstanding !
incredible I just discovered Joe Bonamassa
my home town London
Great Story!!! Seems like a great guy!
Great talent your singing is as good too love it
Love joe's music
Where would modern blues be without Joe Bonamassa?
at derek trucks' house
I am and always will be a JB fan... He inspires me to keep practicing.... Thanks Joe...
It’s been seven years since you wrote your post. Are you still practicing? 🥰👍😉
@@kathleenkarsten5739 my how time flys! yes still playing, a basement worrier! Having fun! Still cant play like Joe 😥
you would find success on any level joe your amazing!!! roy is cool but your the main event..i love what you do!!!!!!!!!