METAL HEAD FIRST TIME HEARING!!! Joe Bonamassa "I'll Play The Blues For You" REACTION
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Somewhere Albert King is loving that someone is shredding his Flying V, in 2022-ish.
This is Albert King's Gibson Flying V.
Mountain Time at the Royal Albert Hall.
Think you meant at The Beacon?
Dave, on the guitar collection- go on utube it's all there. His story too. He performed as a child for BB King.( iconic blues guitarist singer years and years ago) He was blown away on Joes skill set then. He was a kid music genius on guitar. Now the keyboard man is a legend also( Reese Wynans who was Stevie Ray Vaughns keys player). One of the back up singers is Australian iconic singer Jimmy Barnes daughter Mahalia Barnes. Joe wears the sunglasses on stage only because the lights bother his eyes. Oh yes, a couple weekends and then repeat of Beth... so happy right now you listened and loved Joe... more more please.
Reece Winans on keys SRV old keyboard player. His version of breaking up someone's home is the shit.
Joe Bonamassa is so frickin' cool 😎
The guitar he is playing was owned by blues great Albert King. He has a huge collection of vintage guitars
Watch "How one man beat the record industry" it will explain a lot about him and his management team.
For a mind blowing performance watch Woke Up Dreaming with Joe Bonamassa on acoustic guitar in a battle with Tina Guo playing the harp
Just a slight correction; Tina Guo is playing the cello.
Beth and Joe 'I*'d Rather be Blind" the best those two did together!
The guitar he's playing was Albert Kings...another old blues guy. The song is from albert.
That is blues great Albert Kings guitar that Joe is playing. Keyboard player Reese Wynans was the keyboard player for Stevie Ray Vaughn
Royal Albert Hall Live...Well worth the listen. This man is right up there with the best in the business.
Joe bonamassa is amazing guitar player. There is only one in my opinion that was better than him and that is Stevie ray vaughan
Stevie is one of my favorites but Joe is definitely a better all around guitarist and talent.
Agree.
Damn I so love your intro song!!
I love the blues and Stevie Ray Vaughan is one of the best. But I love Bonamassa too. Thanks for this reaction.
Hi Cristy, keep Jen on track with music like this 🙂
Hey Christy❤
Haven't been keeping up...
How are you doing? Really.
@@luiskarnov6131 Funny you should say that. She will be Reacting to one that I suggested, but not on our LIVESTREAM, since it's a 10 minute jam at Red Rocks in Colorado where I live. So I will keep reminding her to do that. Thx
This man is extremely talented. Love his live stuff. Check out his stuff he did with Beth Hart. I'd Rather go Blind, I'll Take Care of You and more from their concert in Amsterdam. That was one of the best live shows I have seen and I have been to over 175 shows....cheers
The bass player was/ is a studio musician in nashville for many(15?) yrs., and is credited with playing on more albums than any other musician. Even Joe's Flying V guitar is famous. Itwas Albert King's( King was left-handed, so his name appears on the fretboard upside down( Joe being right handed).
Joe was playing Albert King's guitar "Lucy" for this song. It was loaned to him for this tour by Steven Seagal. This was the final show in Joe's "3 Kings" tour, featuring the music of Albert King, B.B. King, and Freddie King. Joe has a huge collection of guitars and amps on his own. As he's touring, he frequently goes on what he calls a "guitar safari" where he picks up some more vintage guitars for his collection. Here's a "rig rundown" from 2022, where he talks about some of the gear he's using on his tour. He knows the story behind each of his guitars.
ruclips.net/video/GuVfNjuz2XM/видео.html
I keep saying this he is the best rock and blues player of all time ❤❤❤😂
I suggest "Redemption" it's a whole different side of JB. He has 25 number 1 albums now and no 2 are a like. Thanks for the great reaction. 🦁
Gotta hit the trifecta now brother Black Country Communion any song Live
I think there is an Interiew of him, talking about his guitars and AMPs and how he got them.
Aloha bro i agree with you on your comments about Joe Bonamassa with BB KING AMEN TO THAT CIAOS
One of Joes best.
Watch his guitar battle with Eric Gales. Absolutely insane battle of incredibly guitarists.
That's an Albert King song, a great blues player...Joe is also playing Albert Kings guitar who has passed on a while ago.
Joe B, IMHO grabbed the "live album GOAT" from Peter Framptom (Frampton Comes Alive) when he played "Royal Albert Hall"!!!
Watch it all!!!! Fan-tastic!!!
Many things about Joe that I would have commented on have already been said below. He's the real deal man, a child prodigy who opened up about a dozen shows for B.B. King when he was 12 freakin' years old. He's 45 now and has a catalog about a mile deep! The little bit you've heard him on is electric guitar so I'll throw you a curve ball. Here's one track from an entire acoustic concert he did at the Vienna Opera House. Brought his powerful voice with him too! Enjoy: ruclips.net/video/NKE3itL4ApY/видео.html
What many younger guys don't know, Most of the 60's British invasion bands, were heavily influence from old American blues Players. The list is long, but for even Black Sabath Osbourne, Butler, Iommi, and Ward, schoolmates in Birmingham in the late 1960s, formed the blues bands, Polka, Tulk, and Earth. These evolved into Black Sabbath. Many rock players from the 70's and 80's were also influenced by the blues directly or inspired by earlier rock guitarist who were influenced by the blues. Rock was the evelotion of blues music and metal was the evolution of rock.
His guitar collection is outrageous. Not to mention all the amps.
As a poster mentions below, he is playing Albert King's "Lucy" in this song that was also Albert's originally. Albert was left handed so he is playing Lucy upside down which was challenging since all the tone/volume knobs are above the strings instead of below. So his arm kept bumping against them so not only uncomfortable but he had to keep adjusting them back to where he needed them.
Arrrrh !!! i LUV this
Sloe Gin at Red Rocks. He is absolutely in control of the audience!
You have no idea what you are all missing. The greatest blues rock master of all time ❤❤❤❤❤
He was the starter at concerts for bb king at an age of 12 years old
I am a 48 year old rocker but this guy and other blues legends are my second love😂
Greetings from the netherlands
the dude is filling arena's for years now...
If want to see his collection of guitars and amps check out the joe bonamassa nerdville video. His collection and the history is incredible. He’s using Albert kings Flying V in this video
Yes, do a weekend of Joe Bonamassa live songs. He has more live albums than any other artist I know so there is so much to choose from. Sloe Gin is a song that I particularly love, there are at least two official live videos on his RUclips page JoeBonamassaTV.
Slow gin for sure..
He has a lot but no where near as meny as buckethead, in 2015 buckethead released 118 albums that's about 1 every 3 days.
Look it's Reese wynans on keyboards from Stevie Ray Vaughan and double trouble before the helicopter rest in peace Stevie Ray Vaughan 🎸🐐
Hey dude he has more guitars than they’re in a year ❤❤
I have seen Joe three times. One time I was 5 feet away in a little blues bar in Los Angeles. The guy can play!
Beth and Joe did three albums together . Joe toured with BB King at 12 .
Joe and Beth did I'll take care of you you .... awesome.
Also did A tribute to Lazy with Jimmy Barnes. I think he's played with everyone.
Gotta check out his Zeppelin sonhs too
Cheers
I managed to go to one of his concerts over in the Capitol theater in Portchester and it was Awesome definitely one of my favorite concerts I had the great pleasure of going to
It doesn't get much better than Joe Bonamosa , for a first-time listener of blues music , since he's sort of becoming the unnamed "king" of blue eyed blues, these days , and it's nice to see that the guy in video have an almost instant liking and interest in what he's hearing 😊😅😮😢😂❤😂😊❤😊❤
Yaaayyyy Dave!! Keep going!! He also plays just guitar on some songs also with or without Beth...you will be hooked. I rate him up there with SRV tier
Eric Gales and Joe Bonamassa duo on KTBA cruise
I've seen him one of the all time greats
I know this was months ago don't know if you'll see it now but he has a collection of 400 guitars and 400 amps. He frequents Normas Rare Guitars in LA since he was 13.
Joe also has a "metal" band with Glenn Hughes & Jason Bonham called Black Country Communion.
I liked your reaction to joe,believe or not he thinks his collection down some a while back, said that he had to many. He said that doing that would let others injoy them. Also the one that he used on the reaction was a left handed one witch owned by muddy waters , who passed some time ago. The family let him use it for the tour. He said that it was hard to play because his sleeves kept turning knobs and flipping switches. Injoyed the reaction, till later......randy c.
Albert King’s guitar. Albert was left handed thus the “Albert King” inlays are upside down. Joe is the Blues Boss right now.
Thanks DC!
Sorry I'm so late to the party!
You've landed on one of the best guitarists. Full stop. Period.
Joe has been rockin the blues since the early 80s and I didn't hear of him until a few years ago.
How sad is that?
I've seen a couple comments recommending MOUNTAIN TIME. I've seen several of his interpretations of this epic track, but the one you want to see is "Live from The Beacon"
MOUNTAIN TIME (Live at THE BEACON THEATER in New York) is a showcase of his brilliance as a player for sure. But the dynamic delivery hits all the notes. His vocals are often overlooked but he really drives it home in this stellar version.
But he is PROLIFIC! Since 2000, Bonamassa has released fifteen solo albums through his independent record label J&R Adventures, of which ELEVEN have reached No. 1 on the Billboard Blues chart. He's the real deal!
A GREAT writer and collaborater too.
His catalog is rich, diverse and infused with his style which borders on rock fairly often.
Which leads to the band mentioned a couple times already... Black Country Communion.
Comprised of: Glenn Hughes (bass and vocals) from numerous sightings in bands such as Deep Purple among others, Derek Sherinian one of the keyboard players from Dream Theater and Jason Bonham, a talent in his own right and the son of the late legendary drummer for Led Zeppelin. 'Supergroup' gets thrown around a lot, but this lineup is staggering.
He explores a variety of styles and genres ranging from 'folksy' to 'hard rock' and leaves some pretty deep footprints.
As mentioned above, he is PROLIFIC, so lots to choose from, but I'll make some suggestions of my favorites...
MOUNTAIN CLIMBING
REDEMPTION
DRIVE
DIFFERENT SHADES OF BLUES
DRIVING TOWARDS THE DAYLIGHT
THE LAST SONG FOR MY RESTING PLACE (Black Country Communion)
BLUE AND EVIL
Dude... lots to choose from!
Redemption/ Joe also woke up dreaming is a solo, just Joe but so amazing
Us metal heads appreciate ALL music of ALL genres that are original, especially the Blues.
The man is a beast!!
I have seen him several times and each show is incredible!!!
Joe's 'Drive' is great - the Live version. It is hauntingly beautiful.
Joe’s precision as a player is insane. He’s been named the best Blues Guitarist in the world recently. BTW… Joe owns over 500 guitars, some worth upwards of $500,000.00! Some of Joe’s guitars were played by icons, but 99% of what he acquires are for their tone and playability. Joe is just a beast!
Omg...he is so well known and does sell out huge arenas!!...helllooo!!!! Lol
Love Joe Bonamassa, another one from this same concert is "Breaking Up Somebody's Home" is fantastic as well. He is a child prodigy. At age 9 he was already in a band with guys 20 years older than him, and by age 12 he was touring with BB King. He is amazing!! One of the top 10 guitarists in the world. You should play more of Joe.
Agree with your assessment.
You're welcome, get out of that cave!... 🤣 "Mountain Time" live from Royal Albert Hall should be next on your Playlist... ENJOY!
Like your recommendation. But isn't his best performance of that song from THE BEACON?
Just my opinion.
@@josephbishop3590 Definitely like them both, but I really like the sound quality in RAH better, and the two drummer attack...
"I bet he has a collection" is a vast understatement 😂 great reaction
This is a cover of Albert King. Note that the guitar was Albert's monogrammed Flying V. Albert played it left-handed AND upside down.
The keyboard player is Reese Wynans, he was the original keyboard player with what would become the Allman Brothers Band. Dwayne replaced him with Gregg for Gregg's voice. Reese later was keyboard for Stevie Ray Vaughan's Double Trouble.
If you liked "I'll take care of you", check out their cover of Etta James's "I'd rather go blind" live in Amsterdam. .
Bonamassa is a true guitar god, he doesn't play the guitar it is part of him and it flows from his soul. If I may suggest, GO SEE HIM LIVE! If you dont get goose bumps, you're a zombie.
He has more than one guitar for every day of the year. Some are worth more than half a million dollars it’s insane. But that’s Joe he is a genius. Nobody better on the planet ❤❤❤
One listen to Joe, you’ll be convinced of his greatness. Any song Joe plays, is great!
I saw Joe a few years ago in England, my face is still melting
He's definitely good
That was Albert Kings' Gibson V that he is playing. It says Albert King On the fretboard and it's upside down because he was left handed. I believe it says Lucy on the headstock
I enjoy your reactions!!
Check out "I'd rather go blind" with Beth Hart!
I've seen Joe play in a bar one night in Indiana early in his career. There were 10 people in the bar. I've also seen him play at Red Rocks and he sold it out. I've seen him 4 times. Always a great show. This was originally a Albert King song. A great Texas blues man. He always played a Gibson Flying V. I can almost guarantee you the flying V in Joe's hands was once owned by Albert.
Shout out to Kurt Fletcher , his hired rhythm guitarist for this gig. A great player himself and great guy.
he was guest on the Ellen show at very young age and wow could he play guitar
Joe Bonamassa has a collection of about 500 guitars in his collection.
Listen to Joe Bonamassa signing and playing guitar on Sloe Gin or Joe playing guitar on Too Much ain't enough love with Jimmy Barnes singing. Both amazing tracks.
Check out his work with black country communion too. Supergroup with him, Glenn Hughes, Jason Bonham and Derek Sherinian. Joe is big in blues rock and black country communion is hard rock
Joe started playing guitar at the age of 4, I have heard!!!
Joe Bonamassa is on another level. His Sloe Gin live at redrocks video is the one to watch - best build up to a guitar solo you will ever see!
If you notice Joe played "Lucy" upside down as Albert King was left handed
That's Albert Kings guitar he's playing
C’mon dude, time for another Joe Bonamassa reaction! I recommend “Goin’ Down” or “Hummingbird” from this same “Live at the Greek Theatre” concert, or, for something from this past year, “The Loyal Kind” from his “Tales of Time” concert. 👍👍
That’s Albert King”s guitar. Joe is badass!!!
You need to listen to "Breaking up somebody's home" The one where he is playing the flying v guitar😮😮 I think it's at the same concert here😅😅
Joe has an enormous collection of guitars. You can search for that on the internet and find him describing them.
Oh Joe Rules!
The fun part is Beth's career was at a standstill and Joe ask her to go on tour with him and jump started her career again, he loves to help struggling artists , Joe tours all over the world 30 to 40 tour dates a year .his band and backup singers are all legendary blue's performer's try slow train, or going down ,let's Drive ,over 10 albums to choose from ,but b warned its addictive
I love Joe Bonamassa but my favorite version of this song is by Daniel Castro. I have it ranked #2 on my all-time Blues list, right behind "Bluest Blues" by Alvin Lee.
Joe is also a member of a hard rock band, Black Country Communion, with Glen Hughes (ex Dwwp Purple) and Jason Bonham, the great man's son.
I've seen Joe Bonamassa (Pronounced Bon-A-MASS-a) about 4 times - One time at a small club where he was about 20 feet away. Anyway, he is one of the top living blues guitar players. I also like Walter Trout. Joe's band is top notch, too.
JOE IS KING OF THE BLUES....👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👟
I just bought one of his signature guitars….Epiphine 1962 Es-335 reissue in cherry red…thing is incredible…..worth every penny of $1200
As only a thumbnail picture of the Blues, Dave, it is the music that came out of the fields of the American South in the times of slavery, that the American civil war put an end to in the mid-1860s. Black slaves developed a musical style that is called "Call and Repeat" or "Call and Echo" where a lead singer would sing a verse from a song and the other slaves in the field would sing it back to him or her when he or she had finished the verse. This helped them get into a rhythm for picking their quota of cotton for the day, or whatever crop they were harvesting. The musical style is mirrored in the way the instruments are played. The singer will sing a verse and play it back almost exactly on his guitar or piano or organ or trumpet, or within a musical style of scales or variations.
It is a very infectious and beautiful musical style that appeals to people literally everywhere. The Blues is the root of all modern music, be it rock, jazz, country or even modern pop. It all comes from the Blues. That is why it hits you right in the heart. You have heard it before in every type of music that you love and this is it in its most visceral or instinctive fashion. The only musical style that is truly similar is Gospel. But Rock and Roll sprang from the Blues played and sung by black musicians in the 1940s and 50s, from songs handed down to them from the times of slavery. Now you know where Metal came from, as well! 🤔👌🎸💘😉😏
If you're interested in Joe's collection, search for "Nerdville". Joe is a complete crazy collector 🎸
You can't go wrong with Smoky Joe!!!
And if you want to look him up the organist Reese Wayans also has albums of his own. And he is the organist for Stevie Ray Vaughan he's been around a long time
Rip to Michael Rhodes who is the bass player. He's one of the most recorded studio bass players in Nashville. Reese Wynans needs no introduction he was SRV's keys player.
Check out him playing Angel of Mercy live at Greek Theater
Joe Bonamassa is not just a blues guitarist. He is also a part of the hard rock Super Group called Black Country Communion with former Deep Purple and Black Sabbath bassist and singer Glen Hughes. keyboardist (various bands and artists) and drummer Jason Bonham, son of Led Zeppelin's drummer John Bonham. Check out Black Country Communion songs like "Collide", 'Black Country", "Man in the MIddle" and "One Last Soul" Here's a link ruclips.net/video/8F-9dllNdrs/видео.html
15 studio records and counting. A few suggestions: Trouble Town, Blue and Evil, I gave up Everything, You Upset Me, What I've Known for a Very Long Time, You Left Me Nothing....... there are many, many more! Thanks for reacting. JB is touring as I type.... don't miss him, don't wait till he is old and grey to go see him. Go see him now!
He does sell out arena's all the time i got t see him it was a great show
Joe been playing around the world decades