I Didnt Like Blues Until Hearing JOE BONAMASSA For The First Time, I DO NOW! " Midnight Blues "
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Great reaction...Joe Bonamassa is one of the greatest guitarists in the world today.
Even if you don’t like blues, Bonamassa has a way to make you appreciate it. His concerts aren’t stand up rock shows, they’re more like going to the theater yet some of the best shows I’ve ever seen.
I know what you mean I went to one of his concerts absolutely awesome one of my favorite concerts I've ever been to watch live
Going to see him in November cant wait!!❤
I'm a 74 year old music lover. Been collecting records since 1955. Joe started young. He opened for B.B. King when he was 12, but could only do so on Friday and Saturday nights because he had homework the rest of the week. He holds the distinction of having more #1 Blues/Rock hits, gold and platinum albums than anyone in history. His performances with Beth Hart are epic as well as his other groups, Black Country Communion and Rock Candy Funk Party. (yes... I have 26 of his albums) I suggest you check out "Angel of Mercy" live at the Greek Theater or "Mountain Time" live at the Royal Albert Hall
When Joe was about 12 or 13, BB King said Joe would be a star.
Use to see him at The Coach House in San Juan Capistrano for $20. Those days are gone. He just keeps getting better. His voice has matured beyond expectations.
Thanks for the great info. Joe at the Greek theater doing "Going Down" is another spectacular performance.
Since you have so many of Joe’s albums you’ve probably already heard Woke Up Dreaming-Joe on acoustic guitar in a battle with Tina Guo on Cello- amazing! FYI-there are videos on RUclips of Joe performing when he was 10 and 12
Exactly what I was gonna say! Well said my friend!!! Bonamassa is arguably the best on the scene right now...and nobody’s close to being second at this time! I’ve seen Joe live once...I took my two sons to their first live concert. Glad as hell it was Joe Bonamassa!
Never heard of anyone who did not like the blues.
Blues music is as American as it gets.
Welcome to the Joe Bonamassa addiction! 🤣🤘
One of the hardest working people in this industry. The guy is either recording an album or he is on the road. He has built his fanbase over many, many years. Great to see that the hard work has paid off.
You are watching a child prodigy who was 12 years old when he landed a gig sharing a billing with BB King in 1989. From that performance, BB King took him on tour as his opening act and the rest, as the saying goes, is history. Must listens: Trouble Town, Blue and Evil, You Upset Me, Feel Like Breaking Up Somebody's Home, You Left Me With Nothing But The Blues, Redemption, + many, many more.... the hole is very, very deep! Great reaction, TY.
Beth Hart and Joe Bonamassa is a must! Two of best blues artists around!
Beth Hart an Joe B
They are amazing with 'I'll Take Care of you'
I've seen Beth and her band, not Joe....yet
Do like Joe. 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻 The king of the telecaster 😋😋😋
This is a cover of a Gary Moore song.
Great choice
I see Joe quite often going in to Norm's Rare Guitars in Los Angeles on YT. He can't help himself 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thank you Lee for a great reaction! Mr Bonamassa knows his guitar!🎸🎸
I also love the songs he does together with Beth Hart 🙂
Best alive Blues guitarist today! But please Check out Stevie Ray Vaughn "Texas Flood" Live at the Macambo for the best performance ever!
I've done it 😁
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@@infin8reactions well thanks for doing so.
You tell 'em buddy. That El Mac is the best live blues rock..."real deal" you will ever hear and see. JB cannot touch that....ever. The realness....
Nice reaction. So much more from him.
I work in a music store. I like to try new things all the time because it helps with customer service. Joe Bonamassa was one of the first blues musicians where I thought to myself "do I like blues" I went down a small rabbit hole but I've come to thoroughly appreciate all forms of music. Most recently getting into Kpop, like yourself. Music truly is a journey. As someone who can appreciate all forms of music it's a shame those who can't. It's okay to not like other genres of music or certain artists but the way some people are so hateful in their comments is beyond me. Keep the videos coming. One of my favourite channels.
Joe is one of the greatest blues guitarists ever, you definitely need to check out much more, try “The Ballad of John Henry” “Mountain Time” “Blues Deluxe” “Just Got Paid” or “Slow Gin” to name a few. Also great together Beth Hart & Joe Bonamassa “I’d Rather Go Blind” & “I’ll Take Care of You” her voice is amazing & Joe is just awesome
If you do Ballad of John Henry do the 2019 Keep The Blues alive version with Eric Gales.
Joe Bonamassa is considered one of The Best in the World! Been playing since the age of 5 and played with B,B. King at age 12! Check out "Stone Cold" he performs with Jimmy Barnes! Epic!!
Absolutely ! Stone Cold. An. I’d Rather Go Blind with Beth Hart
Some skills?...... This man was a prodigy of BB King and toured with him at age 13! This man has all the skills.
Please take into account that this is the first time that I've heard of him or even seen him
I would've given up a few body-bits to have been there for this show!💯💥
👋😎👍
Robert Cray is another blues guy that I love.
Joe’s great. I’ve seen him many times. My favorite was at the Beacon Theater around 2017. I played blues and blues rock most my life. The best advice for playing blues that really was a game changer for me came from a friend’s Dad who was a studio session player. I asked how to play blues emotionally. He said simply, “focus on what you do in the spaces between the 🎉notes, not the notes themselves.” That lesson is easy to understand listening to Bonamassa, and pretty much every great blues player, play on this song. It’s not how many notes you play or how fast you can play them, it becomes how few notes can I play to tell the story I want to tell. Do this and in short time you will notice that your solos begin to say things that have a kind of meaning as opposed to sounding like just a bunch of notes. Here are some brilliant examples to familiarize yourself with, The Allman Brothers, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Cream, the 3 Kings (BB King, Albert King, Freddie King). Then learn to mix major and minor pentatonic scales and play over the changes with some arpeggios thrown in too. Now, do the same thing at a fast tempo weighted more in the major instead of the minor scale and you be rockin now. :)
If you want music with feeling, you have to check out Joe's performance with Beth Hart, covering Etta James' "I'd Rather go Blind". Amazing stuff that will warm your heart.
Thank you for nice reaction to Joe. And what you said about his playing is exactly truth...the feeling... this is what blues is about 👍
Playing with 'Feeling' - that's what the blues is all about
Saw him live , He puts on a great show. Truly amazing he has put out some great albums. Listen to Live at the Greek Theatre, great live album
This man’s voice puts me in an alpha state of bliss! Not to mention his incredible mastery of his guitar❤
More Joe!!
Jos guitar skills are so famous most people Overlook that he's a great vocalist
Saw him 3 times here in South Florida, never disapoints..
If this is your first introduction to blues guitar, you have a huge rabbit hole to go down! I would suggest Stevie Ray Vaughn's performance of "Texas Flood" at the El Macombo. This video will make you feel unworthy of owning a guitar. After that, check out the history of guitarists who influenced Clapton, Page, and Hendricks.
JoBo is the best on the planet right now.... just pure joy.
JB is the like the crack of blues musicians. I can't get enough.
In 1993 I saw Gary Moore play Midnight Blues live at the Albert Hall.
First class Bonamassa, thank you.
Have a listen to Joe playing for Australian rock legend Jimmy Barnes..... Stone Cold or their cover of Deep Purples Lazy.
One of Joes main back up singers is Jimmies daughter , Mahalia Barnes. lol
this only scratches the surface of Joe's skills. check him out live Breaking up someone's home.
I would suggest also checking out Gary Moore's Parisienne Walkways or Still Got the Blues. I really enjoy listening to him. Joe's an incredible performer.
I've done both of those reactions 😁
I usually check to see but being lazy today 😉
@@infin8reactions I left a link to Joe Bonamassa with Beth Hart I'd Rather Go Blind an Etta James cover.
Joe runs rings around every guitar player on the planet at the moment
Yeah it's not a coincidence everybody you seen play at Royal Albert Hall has done a super good job. It's because you can't just book The Hall it's not like a regular Stadium here in America you have to be super Top notch to get to play there. From what I've heard you have to actually request to play there and then they check you out to see if you're " qualified"
Truly great guitarist, very clean sound. And he can really sing. Listen to the song Last Kiss
I have seen Joe many times and his live shows are always incredible!!! He plays this song in homage to the great Gary Moore!!! You need to checkout “Mountain Time”, “John Henry”, “Dust Bowl”, and “Sloe Gin”. Not to mention anything he does with Beth Hart!!
Man's got some soul
I almost forgot! Joe is really something ain't he. If you can get.the double DVD of the concert he did in London at The Royal Albert Hall, you should.grab it!
Congratulations! You've discovered this great talent... he's so good at what he does that he's at the top of the best guitar solos I've ever heard. I'm a metalhead and I know solos like Necrophagist and Carcass but Joe has something that is Brutal! he watches these solos and then tell me if I'm wrong: I'd Rather go Blind (Live in Amsterdam) and I'll Take Care of You (Live at Beacon Theater NY). Success!!
He has been playing like this since he was 13. Check out interview with Jane Pauly.
That's crazy!!
I can't wait to see joe bonamassa live this year. Pure music!
He even does duos with Dion DiMucci (yes, of Dion and the Belmonts) .... they are fantastic!
For me, the best rock guitarist's have a heavy blues influence. This guy is one of the best.
He opened for BB King when he was 12 years old a number of times. Only on a Friday Or Saturday because he had school!!
Gary Moore was this way as well. I love listening to both. Such passion.
I think you got it backwards, Pink Floyd like many of the great progressive rock bands came out of the blues genre. Led Zeppelin's first album is very bluesy. David Gilmore plays a blues guitar, that's what makes it so powerful and expressive.
Welcome to the blues.
Ahhhh...finally you discover Joe. I've been listening to him for many many years...listen to more and enjoy. Your reaction isn't unusual
i never thought of joe as traditional blues like SRV, buddy guy, albert king... Joe always came off as british blues, jeff beck, clapton (before he went american blues), yardbirds, gary moore....
Joe is my addiction
Found this incredible musician yesterday myself. Agree with you completely!!!!!! Must hear on wide open volume.
So CLEAN wtf
Try "Blues Deluxe" live at Rockplast by Joe. 🙌
Joe is playing the guitar "Greeny". Originally owned by the blues legend Peter Green. Green sold it to Gary Moore who wrote the midnight blues. If you like this then listen to Garry Moore live "the messiah will come again", it is stunning.
I play guitar and you just made my new T-shirt " Play with feeling, don't be a fret wanker". Lol
😂😂😂😂 such a good saying 😁👌
Can't touch that ! He's absolutely one of the greatest guitarists that's ever lived. Someone replied to a comment I'd made and said Joe Bonamassa couldn't tie a certain guitar players shoes 😅 and I said you're exactly right 😂 he'd be to busy showing him how to play a guitar rather than tie his shoes 😅
Check him out in Black Country Communion which features Led Zeppelin drummer John Bonham's son Jason Bonham on drums, Glenn Hughes on vocals, bass (Deep Purple, Trapeze, The Dead Daisies, Black Sabbath, California Breed, Hughes Turner Project, etc), Derek Sherinian on keyboards (Dream Theater, Sons Of Apollo, Yngwie Malmsteen, Billy Idol).
omg you have to listen to his song ‘blues deluxe’ INCREDIBLE vocals and solo
Another Epic performance from Joe!! For something a little different check out Joe doing a cover of Deep Purple "Lazy" with Jimmy Barnes, or something else Joe with Jimmy doing "Stone Cold"......
Maté you’re bang on . The feeling is what it’s all about. This man has it on gallons.
You must react to Joe and Jimmy Barnes on "Stone Cold". Blues and soul at its best. Also Joe and Mahalia Barnes (Jimmy's daughter) on "Riding With The Kings" Joe makes the guitar sing.
Too funny Dude!
Midnight Blues by Joe is as good as it gets.
Joe with Beth Hart, “I’d Rather go Blind” from Live in Amsterdam. Also “Stone Cold” with Jimmy Barnes and Joe.
Thanks brother. You are the first I have seen react to this song with Joe. He's one of my favorite guitarist and vocalist in the world. More please. Until next time, stay well
I had the privilege of seeing Smokin' Joe Bonamassa live and can I just say that not only is he one of the best guitarists guitarist of all time, but he is definitely THE best dressed guitarist of all time!
Always remember" Music Is What Feelings Sound Like."
The acoustic version of his song Drive is my favorite song of his.
Yes Joe and Beth also India / Mountain time live from the Royal Albert Hall will make you drift away to the mountains
Facts!!
I’m surprised you’ve never heard of Bonamassa before~ he’s been probably the best blues/rock guitarist out there now for at least the last ten years. 😊
Try him and Beth Hart with I´d Rather Go Blind
One of the greatest guitarist That's ever lived ! I've got 3 top guitarist and he's in that top 3 .
If George Benson isn't one of them, do a re-think.
If I want to here great guitar work, give me Joe, SRV, David and Eric. They’re all I need. 🔥🤘🏻😎
You should check out “Breaking up Somebody’s home “ from the live at the Greek Theatre superb tune.
Joe also teams up with the great Australian singer Jimmy Barnes on a Deep Purple Classic Lazy.
Joe Is one of a kind blush man...also check out Garry Moore
He left his 8th grade class, flew out from NY to CA to play WITH John Lee Hooker
Gary Moore is a MUST. Joe got a lot of his inspiration from him.
The mid solo is the exact same Joe used in "I'l ltake care of you" duet with Beth Hart check it out.
And this video shows off Joe's talents as a guitar player no matter what his influences might have been when he was a young kid ( 10 or 12 years old and deciding that he wanted to become a guitar player) and probably only just beginning to have a clue what genre of music he wanted to play ,and we are all very lucky that he started his education into old school blues as young as he must have been ,and that he came to love old school blues cause unfortunately some of the British invasion guitarists who learned to love old school American blues after hearing recordings or going to concerts featuring BB King , Muddy Waters , Buddy Guy, and others in England or other British isles countries , they listened to and loved what they heard and learned to play old school blues and when the late 60s and early 70s came around old school blues influences were already heard not only inthe hits of British invasion bands , but also I the uniquely American rockin blues coming out of the Southern Texas bands and other Southern bands in the southeastern US plus the heavy metal bands of both the US and British invasion like AC/DC , Kiss , Metallica , and others all of whom tried to put out songs that would appeal to the worldwide hippie movement and as that cultural phenomenon aged into the psychedelic generation the heavy metal element morphed into a combination of metal and psychedelic influenced bands and solo artists like Led Zeppelin , Pink Floyd, Jimmy Hendrix , and , and others, on both sides of the Atlantic, like Iron Butterfly ,and then Southern Rock exploded on to the music scene and all of the Rock sub genres ,battled each other for supremacy of Rock music and all of those sub genre's influences can still be heard to one 1⃣ degree or another in a lot of today's Rock music and you can't discount the influences of different Country Rock bands, Like the Marshall Tucker band, Charlie Daniels band ,Allman brothers band , and solo artists like Hank Williams Jr , Merle Haggard , Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash, and others crossing over into other genres of music from Country music have all become big stars ⭐ in the music industry and a lot of the cross over stars have been big time songwriters too no matter what genre they came from, or "went" to which has helped develop the diversity of today's music industry which has helped the recording industry and helped grow the radio industry especially in the larger "market" areas for all of the various genres of music , each industry feeding into and off of the others, and that's what led to all the " oldies" , "classics " , and genre and Era specific , stations on both A M , and F M frequencies to the point the only control seems to be just how powerful of a signal aparticular station might produce which while supposedly controlled by whichever government agency is in control of such things, is why , that from the late 50s on for a decade or two some stations were set up in Mexico just across the border from Texas , New Mexico , and Arizona , cause they weren't being controlled by any government agency like they were here in the US, but the "X" stations have pretty much disappeared since controls were finally put in place by the Mexican government at the very strong urging and co-operation of the US government 😊 so that these days about the only "pirate " stations to be found are on short wave frequencies ( like those used by " ham" radio operators and " C-B radios that truckers use , and sometimes police agencies use those frequencies too as well as other first responders ( mostly fire departments and ambulance agencies ) that all fall into the first responders categories 😊😅😮😢😂❤😂😊❤😊❤
He opened for BB KING at 13
I love Gary Moore and respect this cover by jb. He is amazing as him. ❤❤
When you said ok its just guitar and no singing that put a smile to my face knowing he can sing as well
Lee. That was a cover of the late great Gary Moore. Joe did it as tribute but it’s become a signature tune. Talking of Gary Moore the messiah came. One of the most beautiful guitar solos of all time lasting about 9 minutes. Extraordinary.
Try " Going Down " live from Little Creek . You will love it .
I don't know if anyone noticed, but he's playing a "Greeny" Les Paul.
Its criminal that it took Bonamassa for you to like the blues mate. 😂😂😂
He is amazing
Joe Bonamassa is absolutely the best guitarist out there today . Prove me wrong !
Pink Floyd was named after 2 bluesmen. Almost all the rock from that era was heavy blues inspired
He's within the top 5 guitarists in the world! ❤
Bonamassa is an Italian surname meaning " a good bulk".
Joe is one of the most valuable blues players in the world
That moment when you realize you're hooked.
Love your reaction Lee. I grew up listening to Pink Floyd and I can see why you say what you do. Joe does hit Lics that sounds much like David Gilmore. Joe Bonamassa has to be one of the best guitarists of our time. Thanks so much for your comments.
For something I guarantee you've not seen before, check out Joe with Tina Guo playing "Woke Up Dreaming" from "Live at Carnegie Hall, An Acoustic Evening". Duet with Tina playing cello.
ruclips.net/video/MQBkV7s0sV0/видео.html
I don't know If you listened to it already but otherwise don't forget to give Beth Hart & Joe Bonamassa (I'd rather go blind) in A'dam a chance One of the best concert I've ever seen (and I'm an old school Maiden fan).
Cheers from tha Low Lowlands over the pond.
He sings you should check out his cover of Albert Kings, Going Down...Down...Down...