Joe Bonamassa & Warren Haynes - Crossroads - 5/16/13 Beacon Theater, NY
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- (Filmed by Natasha in HD)
Joe Bonamassa w/special guest Warren Haynes at the Beacon Theatre in NY
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warren is without presumption and arrogance, great guitarist
I like the way these guys deliberately dive into the "off the one" thing that made Clapton's Cream version so iconic. These guys are masters. Good post.
Warren plays some good licks on this !
Perfect example of two great guitarists executing the "duel" flawlessly. Too often do guitarists not read each other well enough and end up flubbing these.
Warren is just so much more genuinely creative. Joe is lucky to have him there, supplying material to work with.
How cool is that, the keyboard man takes a picture of Warren on his stage. Legend.
BADASS
If I close my eyes....I hear Dickey...then I open them and see Joe...blows my mind. ..
This is as close as I've seen anybody get to the fierceness and the originality of the Wheels of Fire version. Fucking brilliant.
At almost 84, am I allowed to be in love with both of them?
Hell Yeah!!
Yep. I'm soon to be 69 and love it.
barbara Massey Keep Rocking Barb
You're awesome Barb!! Rock till ya drop, I will!
Damn skippy!
"The Legend!" Warren Haynes...... Sounds so Good coming out of Bonamassa's mouth! Rock on Gentleman!!!
2 BOSS BOYS
C’mon be a critic: wasnt that good. Same ol’ clinkitty-clank…
This was the best cover version ive ever heard of this song.. Its strikingly similar to the wheels of fire version.
I simply love it!
The Warren Haynes Theater! I like it... no I LOVE it! Thanks for the great footage!
Joe And Warren Such A Jame Session Rock On
There's always great chemistry between these two legends.
Miss Jack Bruce's bass work for this song. He's laid down some amazing work on Cream's live version.
excellent!
Thank
Love me some Joe, but I am extremely proud of Warren...wonder if he would remember me ??? Lol
Seriously ,we jammin
Congratulations on the Bonatube win. This is indeed one awesome video. Great work and thanks,
Thanks for filming and uploading this historic footage so quickly!
I would have paid big money to see this live.
If I had practiced every day for 20 years, I could have been this good .
Me too, but we weren't all born to be musicians
@@harrygaul4475 That's right.
Epic! Thats all I a can say!
Notice he plugs in, that's F-ing amazing.
Joe plays like Eric would if he wasn't so old. Clapton's version of this changed rock history. Every kid cut his teeth learning all the rifts off Cream's album.
I know it's made me a lot slower, it's a fact. Johnny Winter isn't as fast as he used to be. Clapton was fast in Cream and part of the Dominoes He then stopped taking chances and is much slower.
Robert Lane Johnny winter was not in his best shape,sick and all that.
Clapton didn't slow down bcuz of his age. He barely played any solos during the 70's after leaving cream in his early 20's. As ones musical taste matures, playing fast riffs and solos don't thrill u anymore.
He stopped taking chances and slowed down. Age had something to do with it.
Bonamassa is 37, and I don't think he's gonna slow down anytime soon. Clapton was 22 when he left cream and practically stopped soloing when he was in blind faith. I don't think age slows u down in a year, in your early 20's, unless you choose to do so. Jimmy page hasn't slowed down a bit, which can be seen at the zeppelins reunion concert. And of course the cream reunion couldn't have gone any better.
IMHO , Crossroads will never be played any better than Eric , Jack and Ginger did it on " Wheels of Fire" .. A once in a lifetime , 3 Piece performance that Thousands of Guitar Slingers have since cut their teeth on ...
i love both! but joes tone is sooo much creamier!
Thank you for posting!!!
Outstanding !
I wanna jam this tune with them
Szuper!!!!
Great !!!
Nice!!
HUGS ~!
right on
they put a mic on the inside of the plexiglass and send the single to the board and out to the house system. The plexiglass works the same way small venues use it for drums, muffles the direct sound. This gives it balance and does not blow Wayne off the stage from that direct cabinet.
WOW
Would any one consider this as a new name for the venue; "Dr. Warren Haynes Bluesatorium"
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Aurora you have great music taste
All these people proclaiming what could've been better LOL! Now that is true Hack Speak if I've ever heard it. Please. Take this for what it is.........2 undisputed bad ass guitar slingers having fun and the audience and us get to witness it. How many guitarists does it take to change a light bulb: a pile of them. One to actually change the bulb and the rest to whisper off to the side about how they could've done it better. But they never say..........but I didn't have the sack to do it.
Nice intellect
@@bobmitchell9381 awwww is the liberal's feelings hurt.
@@tbone9347 who liberal..screw
@@bobmitchell9381 your ability to put a sentence together is awe inspiring
their tone comparison reminds me of Duane & Dickey..Warren having Duane's smoother rounder tone & Joe having Dickey's biting edge -like tone..
The 37 people who disliked this video must be the same people that made Cardi B famous.
sounds great, warren and joe are both great, but tempo was just a little fast for this song.
+doug bishop Then again, Cream had done that in their early days.
'Cream's' live version has the same tempo.
Guy Mary's Peak hike
Wow only 37 scorned ex lovers between these two?
Both of them sound better on strats :-)
Just me again ,needed a fix
Did you by chance record them playing A New Day Yesterday?
What's with the plexiglass amp shields?
Is that Joe's guitar or could that possibly being a certain red 335 on loan from Guitar Center? Hmmmmm
ronnieguitar99 I'm pretty sure that's Joe's guitar...
Um, it has Joe's name on the fretboard....
@@samupton1700 perhaps that was the joke.
ok cool but just let Warren sing, his voice is much more soulful and strong
what rig is warren using?
34 deaf people gave this a thumb down.
Woulda been killer had they not been trying to outplay each other. When doing this tune the guitar player's gotta be good enough to play it in a trio of one lead, one bass, and one drummer, or they'll merely sound like amateurs compared to the Clapton version from Wheels of Fire. I know both were glad Stevie Ray wasn't there. Ya'll know what I'm sayin'. For example of how it's supposed to be done check out Leslie West's version.
Im TIRED of that ol’ song…
… there’s better inspiration…
Yes, Clapton IS the most underrated, overrated guitarist ever.