Now folks know I struggle a bit with our Joe (he just doesn’t move me!) and his guitar work but heck there’s some stuff out there . . . and this struck me . . . .unkind folk may note that he hardly plays on this and leaves it mostly to the two keyboard players . . . but nothing wrong with that!? 😉
I have voiced my difficulty in enjoying certain American guitarists but here to try to offset the balance is Joe Bonamassa from his latest album . . . .see below
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"Joe and I had been hanging out, secretively making music, knowing that one day we'd do something. Four sessions later, we had an album”: How Glenn Hughes brought his low-end expertise into the spotlight with Joe Bonamassa and Black Country Communion” Glenn Hughes
Now I have said and started much argument about my not really caring for the mostly American gang of ‘heavy' metal guitarists [and several there who maybe don’t fit that bill] and dear Joe Bonamassa is one such but thanks to the boys at Floppy Boot Stomp and The Voodoo Wagon posting this on Facebook today I am always willing to re-consider. The sound of this bass with Hughes and Bonamassa here shredding his best is just staggeringly good . . .still not ENTIRELY my style of music but hey I can get behind that bass!
so to answer the question . . . . . that’ll be not at all then! 🙄
*its not Jimi’s rig. . . . its an attempt to recreate that too and through a Squire?
WTF!?
the complete vid here
