Awesome! Blues at its best. That kind of talent is special. Including the band. Ms. Hart and Mr. Bonamassa really compliment each other well. Enjoyed this and your reaction. Thanks!
Hi. Like you, I just love to hear Beth and Joe, singly is good but together, they just explode with great riffs and amazing vocals. This is one of my favourite songs. I am in no doubt that, whilst their performances seem to just come naturally to our ears, their respective skills have involved thousands of hours of practice and dedication in order to become the exciting and beloved performers that they are today. Thank you for your review on this. Jeff 👏🏻
I love watching you both discover some of the awesome music I grew up with. I've been a Blues music fan since the early 1980's and discovered Joe Bonamassa about 15 years ago. I've seen your reaction videos several times online lately and enjoyed watching the reaction to your first Joe Bonamassa song (I gave up everything for you 'cept the blues) so much that I subscribed to your channel today. Both of you seem to really like blues music, I can see your faces light up when you hear it.
As usual, great guitar and great band and superlative Beth who always excites with her voice and temperament. One never tires of seeing her , her voice is truly the best you can hear these days.She is truly a complete musician and her contact with the audience is exceptional.Love from Italy.Roma.
I was so happy to see that you guys did a reaction to this performance. Beth and Joe are so amazing, there needs to be bigger adjectives to describe them. Since I lack the ability to accurately articulate how incredible they are together, I'll just say that I love and adore both, and I hope to one day be sitting in a crowd watching them live. Can you imagine how you would have felt sitting in the crowd, watching this performance?
The suit started because his manager way back when told him everyone was wearing jeans and a t-shirt and he needed to do something different to stand out and suggested the suit because no one was doing that. He only wears Armani. Joe tried it out and kept it as his signature ever since. The sunglasses are because he is light sensitive and his eyes tear up when the spotlight is on him. I heard him talk about that on a podcast. If your a fan you probably already know that, I was just throwing that out there. 🙂
Also, he looked at the other great blues players and they always dressed for performance even if they only had one suit. Kevin Shirley is actually the one who called up Joe and told him the dirty jeans and shirts made him look like a "slob" at least that's what Joe has said.
Great comments concerning Beth’s pronounciation and movement. She never stops moving during a performance (even during solos) and continually channels and physically becomes the music. For lyrics in general (and particularly for her own songs) she modifies pronounciation, cuts short vowels, and gives meaning to each and every syllable in a word. Her attention to detail is mind-blowing but it is because she is sings lyrics like one plays notes on a guitar or piano-the words are converted into music itself.
Yes, the King and Queen of Modern Blues! Now, checkout Beth on her Own with "Am I the One".....There is another Up and Coming Female Blues singer that will blow you away, Mahalia Barnes (Jimmy Barnes` Daughter") She did a song with Joe that is insane: "Riding With The Kings", guys you gotta check it out!
Joe Bonamassa - Spoonful live at red rocks ... Joe's solo in that song , He holds 1 note for ages without touching the guitar and its soo smooth the way he does it using the feedback.
You should check you "Caught out in the Rain," "Fire on the Floor," "No Place Like Home," and "Bad Woman Blues." Some of her best ones. Though.....as far as I'm concerned....she has no bad ones.
@@orlock20 yeah....everyone has a couple they regret. sometimes, it's their most recognizable hits. example: Bobby McFerrin's "Don't Worry, Be Happy." World loves it. He hates that THAT is the song most people know him for when there is so much better stuff he has done. fortunately none of the ones i listed are on that list. She has incredible lives of all of those.
@@orlock20 I think it's fine, but I'll admit I don't quite get all the lyrics--the vocals are great though. She performs only a fraction of album songs in concert--they have to translate well to the live setting. You know better than most that there are no bad BH songs....except maybe about half of what's on 'BH & The Ocean of Souls'--that, she does hate.
That guitar Joe is playing is worth about as much as my house. If you want to see him really get playing watch angle of mercy from the Greek theater. Silly good.
Just wait until you hear "Stone Cold" by Australian legendary singer Jimmy Barnes collaborating with Joe B. The talent in "that" room is off the charts as well.
Too short?...looks like you’re going to have to pick up the pace for Beth reactions. Even though they are a unique collaboration, each is phenomenal on their own. BETH HART- UNLEASHED! 1) “Caught Out in The Rain” (From the 2018 Royal Albert Hall concert in London; about an unhealthy relationship with a dangerous man): ruclips.net/video/lzdJf7Hqttk/видео.html 2) "Leave The Light On" (From 2018 Royal Albert Hall concert; about her turbulent childhood): ruclips.net/video/ETj8kXNAtuE/видео.html 3) “Skin” (From Dutch TV ‘2 Meter Sessions,’ 1999; about the death of an older sister from AIDS): ruclips.net/video/al-b4wx3f54/видео.html 4) “Mama” (From 2004 Live at Paradiso; Beth alone at piano-about her mother of course): ruclips.net/video/q2DVaSDMRMg/видео.html 5) “A Change is Gonna Come” (From Beth’s neighborhood night club, the Echoplex, in LA in 2010; Sam Cooke cover): ruclips.net/video/QnIL8AKWRNQ/видео.html 6) "Bad Woman Blues" (From 'Live at Inas Nacht' in Hamburg, Germany, Sept 2022): ruclips.net/video/TeYK9jR5iHk/видео.html 7) “Babe I’m Gonna Leave You” (Unofficial Music Video with sound, 2022): ruclips.net/video/Vl8FBFgg4tc/видео.html
@@AP-gb3eh My understanding that she was not clean when performing with Joe. Having said that I don't really care, I'm always glad when someone improves their life. I find it amazing when someone can perform with that monkey on their back.
That is not correct and there is no shortage of information about this--Beth always tells you what's what with her. She has rarely ever performed under the influence even during the worst period of her addictions (1999-2000). Her drug (mostly Klonopin) and alcohol abuse was generally periodic (i.e., she would disappear for a week). Beth's biggest and ever-present challenges stem from mental illness and when you see her acting hyper and weird you are seeing bipolar "mania." She has had a number of serious mental breakdowns in 1999 -2000, 2007, 2015, and most recently September 2023 where she had to cancel her entire 11-city US tour (and I missed 2 opportunities to see her). It's not clear whether this most recent set-back was an alcohol-related 'slip' or more psychological in nature. Either way, she's a true survivor and has a lot of support--so far, she is still scheduled right now to start a European tour in Germany on Nov 4th. But you are correct about the "monkey"--that's exactly what her song "Monkey Back" from the 2003 'Leave The Light On' album is about. @@jamesnelson1968
@@ben-schulman Don't misunderstand, I appreciate her talent and admire people who fight back from the brink. I have seen videos of her performing where it is obvious something wasn't right whether it was drugs or mental illness, it is hard to say from this distance.
Brezoi- Hey, you guys may be interested to know that every year Beth plays the Open Air Blues Festival in Brezoi, Romania. She owns this festival to such an extent that the organizers adjust the festival dates to her schedule. She’s headlined it since 2019. Here’s the entire concert from the first (of 5) “Back From Covid” performances, with an audience reduced to 2,000 people on each of the 5 nights, on August 12, 2021: ruclips.net/video/XmsIniJqP74/видео.html
I believe the festival began in 2017 and Beth first participated in 2019--she likes playing there so much that it now a standard part of her European touring. See my other comment for reaction suggestions--you'll appreciate "Caught Out in the Rain" from the RAH (2018), @@MerchantOfAlba
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Classic….blues/rock. Beth’s singing…..joes guitar. The entire band. This is genuine talent. Live no auto tune. Skill
Voice of an angel and the devil on the guitar!! These two are pure magic!!!!
Hmmm…I think her voice is much too sensual to be described as angelic. 😉. One of the most sensual voices I’ve ever heard actually. Fantastic.
This is the song I want to hear when I go to sleep (right before Joe blasts away on a crazy solo) 😂 Thanks for the reaction, I enjoyed it.
Two GIANT BLUES ARTISTS! 😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
The way you two appreciate great music is special. And then, being disappointed that the jam is over is quite genuine. Kudos to you both!
Awesome! Blues at its best. That kind of talent is special. Including the band. Ms. Hart and Mr. Bonamassa really compliment each other well. Enjoyed this and your reaction. Thanks!
Had the privilege of seeing them play together live in small gig at Hampton Court palace a few years ago - one of the best
This is one of my favorites too. Together, they are pure magic! 🥰
Hi. Like you, I just love to hear Beth and Joe, singly is good but together, they just explode with great riffs and amazing vocals. This is one of my favourite songs. I am in no doubt that, whilst their performances seem to just come naturally to our ears, their respective skills have involved thousands of hours of practice and dedication in order to become the exciting and beloved performers that they are today. Thank you for your review on this. Jeff 👏🏻
More Beth please!! Thank you for sharing your enthusiasm!! They are AMAZING!!
I love watching you both discover some of the awesome music I grew up with. I've been a Blues music fan since the early 1980's and discovered Joe Bonamassa about 15 years ago. I've seen your reaction videos several times online lately and enjoyed watching the reaction to your first Joe Bonamassa song (I gave up everything for you 'cept the blues) so much that I subscribed to your channel today. Both of you seem to really like blues music, I can see your faces light up when you hear it.
As usual, great guitar and great band and superlative Beth who always excites with her voice and temperament. One never tires of seeing her , her voice is truly the best you can hear these days.She is truly a complete musician and her contact with the audience is exceptional.Love from Italy.Roma.
Have you listened to Caught out in the rain ? You should.
It’s always great to see your reactions. I really enjoy them.
I was so happy to see that you guys did a reaction to this performance. Beth and Joe are so amazing, there needs to be bigger adjectives to describe them. Since I lack the ability to accurately articulate how incredible they are together, I'll just say that I love and adore both, and I hope to one day be sitting in a crowd watching them live. Can you imagine how you would have felt sitting in the crowd, watching this performance?
Joe and Beth can't be beat. Love your reactions!
To the Joe B haters: Don't hate him for the suit, the sunglasses, or the stage persona. Hate him for his ridiculous guitar and amp collection. 😎😎
The suit started because his manager way back when told him everyone was wearing jeans and a t-shirt and he needed to do something different to stand out and suggested the suit because no one was doing that. He only wears Armani. Joe tried it out and kept it as his signature ever since. The sunglasses are because he is light sensitive and his eyes tear up when the spotlight is on him. I heard him talk about that on a podcast. If your a fan you probably already know that, I was just throwing that out there. 🙂
Also, he looked at the other great blues players and they always dressed for performance even if they only had one suit. Kevin Shirley is actually the one who called up Joe and told him the dirty jeans and shirts made him look like a "slob" at least that's what Joe has said.
@@deanaltman6841 I always liked it anyway. But thanks for the info; makes a ton of sense. It's not the grunge era, so let's earn our paycheck.
Who the heck hates Joe B?? They must be deaf.
Have you heard his performance of Going Down…live from the Greek Theater in LA? OUTSTANDING!
They are an amazing duo, as are the 2 of you.👏
Great reaction again 😊 you should react to Beth and Joe doing the song Close to my fire, very sensual.
You have to react to Beth Hart "Caught Out In The Rain" Live At Royal Albert Hall 2018.
That will give your soul and adjustment 😎
Burned it down for sure!
I knew you both would love this.
Great comments concerning Beth’s pronounciation and movement. She never stops moving during a performance (even during solos) and continually channels and physically becomes the music. For lyrics in general (and particularly for her own songs) she modifies pronounciation, cuts short vowels, and gives meaning to each and every syllable in a word. Her attention to detail is mind-blowing but it is because she is sings lyrics like one plays notes on a guitar or piano-the words are converted into music itself.
Perfectly put.
Love them and ypu!
Guitar bomb! 😂 Love it.
Yes, the King and Queen of Modern Blues! Now, checkout Beth on her Own with "Am I the One".....There is another Up and Coming Female Blues singer that will blow you away, Mahalia Barnes (Jimmy Barnes` Daughter") She did a song with Joe that is insane: "Riding With The Kings", guys you gotta check it out!
Epic !
👍👍👍💕🇸🇪😎
Beth is amazing, and had to fight her demons to get there. She knows deeply of what she sings.
Joe Bonamassa - Spoonful live at red rocks ... Joe's solo in that song , He holds 1 note for ages without touching the guitar and its soo smooth the way he does it using the feedback.
You should check you "Caught out in the Rain," "Fire on the Floor," "No Place Like Home," and "Bad Woman Blues." Some of her best ones. Though.....as far as I'm concerned....she has no bad ones.
Out of the originals, I believe Girls Say is her worst released song. I don't believe she performed it live.
@@orlock20 yeah....everyone has a couple they regret. sometimes, it's their most recognizable hits. example: Bobby McFerrin's "Don't Worry, Be Happy." World loves it. He hates that THAT is the song most people know him for when there is so much better stuff he has done. fortunately none of the ones i listed are on that list. She has incredible lives of all of those.
@@orlock20 I think it's fine, but I'll admit I don't quite get all the lyrics--the vocals are great though. She performs only a fraction of album songs in concert--they have to translate well to the live setting. You know better than most that there are no bad BH songs....except maybe about half of what's on 'BH & The Ocean of Souls'--that, she does hate.
God bless y'all
Next on the list black coffee by these two greats.
You gotta watch Am I the one , live In paradiso! Unbelievable!!!!!
That guitar Joe is playing is worth about as much as my house. If you want to see him really get playing watch angle of mercy from the Greek theater. Silly good.
Just wait until you hear "Stone Cold" by Australian legendary singer Jimmy Barnes collaborating with Joe B. The talent in "that" room is off the charts as well.
Joe was playing professionally when he was 12 years old. A prodigy
Just found your channel and love respectful way you don’t keep stopping to comment. Beth and Joe are salt and pepper good analogy.
..."Caught Out In The Rain"....
A HALLOWEEN MUST SEE/HEAR Classic song & video,, The Guess Who - Shakin' All Over" ~ Skelton Dance video 🎃👻 TRUST ME on this one!!
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A beautiful smoky voice. I suggest the great Etta James singing: I’d Rather Go Blind. You will love it!
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They complement each other do well. Check out more from them. I believe they recorded 3 albums.🎉
You have to try Joe and Tina gou at Carnegie hall playing "I woke up dreaming
Great reaction as usual! Try ‘Sinners pray from the same shower, amazing 🏴
Too short?...looks like you’re going to have to pick up the pace for Beth reactions. Even though they are a unique collaboration, each is phenomenal on their own. BETH HART- UNLEASHED!
1) “Caught Out in The Rain” (From the 2018 Royal Albert Hall concert in London; about an unhealthy relationship with a dangerous man): ruclips.net/video/lzdJf7Hqttk/видео.html
2) "Leave The Light On" (From 2018 Royal Albert Hall concert; about her turbulent childhood): ruclips.net/video/ETj8kXNAtuE/видео.html
3) “Skin” (From Dutch TV ‘2 Meter Sessions,’ 1999; about the death of an older sister from AIDS): ruclips.net/video/al-b4wx3f54/видео.html
4) “Mama” (From 2004 Live at Paradiso; Beth alone at piano-about her mother of course): ruclips.net/video/q2DVaSDMRMg/видео.html
5) “A Change is Gonna Come” (From Beth’s neighborhood night club, the Echoplex, in LA in 2010; Sam Cooke cover): ruclips.net/video/QnIL8AKWRNQ/видео.html
6) "Bad Woman Blues" (From 'Live at Inas Nacht' in Hamburg, Germany, Sept 2022): ruclips.net/video/TeYK9jR5iHk/видео.html
7) “Babe I’m Gonna Leave You” (Unofficial Music Video with sound, 2022): ruclips.net/video/Vl8FBFgg4tc/видео.html
For some other great songs these two do together: Black Coffee and Strange Fruit (Billy Holiday cover).
This performance is even more amazing when you consider the size of the habit she was supposedly carrying at the time.
She was clean by this time
@@AP-gb3eh My understanding that she was not clean when performing with Joe. Having said that I don't really care, I'm always glad when someone improves their life. I find it amazing when someone can perform with that monkey on their back.
That is not correct and there is no shortage of information about this--Beth always tells you what's what with her. She has rarely ever performed under the influence even during the worst period of her addictions (1999-2000). Her drug (mostly Klonopin) and alcohol abuse was generally periodic (i.e., she would disappear for a week). Beth's biggest and ever-present challenges stem from mental illness and when you see her acting hyper and weird you are seeing bipolar "mania." She has had a number of serious mental breakdowns in 1999 -2000, 2007, 2015, and most recently September 2023 where she had to cancel her entire 11-city US tour (and I missed 2 opportunities to see her). It's not clear whether this most recent set-back was an alcohol-related 'slip' or more psychological in nature. Either way, she's a true survivor and has a lot of support--so far, she is still scheduled right now to start a European tour in Germany on Nov 4th. But you are correct about the "monkey"--that's exactly what her song "Monkey Back" from the 2003 'Leave The Light On' album is about. @@jamesnelson1968
@@ben-schulman Don't misunderstand, I appreciate her talent and admire people who fight back from the brink. I have seen videos of her performing where it is obvious something wasn't right whether it was drugs or mental illness, it is hard to say from this distance.
You guys have to check out Beth without Joe. Her own song.. live at Royal Albert Hall Caught Out In The Rain… she’s just on fire!
You have to check out Joe's and Beth's Version of "Strange Fruits"
Brezoi- Hey, you guys may be interested to know that every year Beth plays the Open Air Blues Festival in Brezoi, Romania. She owns this festival to such an extent that the organizers adjust the festival dates to her schedule. She’s headlined it since 2019. Here’s the entire concert from the first (of 5) “Back From Covid” performances, with an audience reduced to 2,000 people on each of the 5 nights, on August 12, 2021: ruclips.net/video/XmsIniJqP74/видео.html
Oh, thanks for that! Never knew this and it's so close to us 😊
I believe the festival began in 2017 and Beth first participated in 2019--she likes playing there so much that it now a standard part of her European touring. See my other comment for reaction suggestions--you'll appreciate "Caught Out in the Rain" from the RAH (2018), @@MerchantOfAlba
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I suggest you listen to Santana “smooth”
Review TENDER SURENDER by Steve Vai. A tremendous guitar player
I'm not sure if it's true but I heard Joe Bonamassa started playing when he was still in the womb using his mom's fallopian tubes.
The dog in the background at the end of the solo ruclips.net/video/WioHvmRHvrI/видео.html "Who's that on guitar? I wanna hear some more of that!"
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