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****Liberty Call****

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Tennessee Plates
~ Joe Bonamassa featuring John Hyatt ~

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Your Heart Is as Black as Night
~ Beth Hart & Joe Bonamassa ~

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Crossfire
~ Black Country Communion ~

Crossfire (Live)
~ Black Country Communion ~

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The Outsider
~ Black Country Communion ~

The Outsider (Live)
~ Black Country Communion ~

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The Battle For Hadrian's Wall
~ Black Country Communion ~

The Battle For Hadrian's Wall (Live)
~ Black Country Communion ~

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Faithless
~ Black Country Communion ~

Faithless (Live)
~ Black Country Communion ~

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Slow Train
~ Joe Bonamassa ~

Slow Train (Live)
~ Joe Bonamassa ~

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Had To Cry Today
~ Joe Bonamassa ~

Had To Cry Today (Live)
~ Joe Bonamassa ~

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So Many Roads
~ Joe Bonamassa ~

So Many Roads (Live)
~ Joe Bonamassa ~

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[luvie]

The North Platte Canteen

Back later with more tunes for the evening! :)

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Sidenote: Never one to let the moss grow under his feet, in late 2011, Joe teamed with Beth Hart to release his fifth album of the year, consisting of "classics" by blues greats like Etta James, Billie Holliday, Ry Cooder, Tom Waits and Bobby "Blue" Bland. They also reworked a few songs including selections by Aretha Franklin, Ray Charles, Delaney & Bonnie Bramlett and this Bill Withers tune that takes on a new (almost unrecognizable) life as a fatback blues crooner. The prolific Mr. Bonamassa is no one trick pony and must live in the recording studios and concert venues.



For My Friends
~ Beth Hart & Joe Bonamassa ~

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Asking Around for You
~ Joe Bonamassa ~

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Sidenote: Written by Ian Anderson, this 1968 classic shows up on youtube with Mr. Anderson himself sitting in and being a Bonamassa-maniac. "A New Day Yesterday" is also the name of Joe's first solo album from 2000. As you'll see, Joe pays tribute to the classic rockers, blues and jazzmen from long ago.

A New Day Yesterday (Live)
~ Joe Bonamassa ~

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The Last Matador of Bayonne
~ Joe Bonamassa ~

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A forth generation musician, Joe Bonamassa's resume reads like a Who's Who as well. He received his first guitar from his father (also a guitar player) at the age of 4, and by age 7 he was playing Stevie Ray Vaughan and Jimi Hendrix tunes note for note. At the age of 11, he was mentored by Danny Gatton and learned country and jazz styles as well as Polka. During this time with Gatton, Bonamassa sat in with Gatton's band whenever they played in New York. He first opened for B. B. King at 12 years of age. At 14, he was invited to attend a Fender guitar event at the NAMM show (North American Music Merchandisers) in California and during that trip to the West Coast he met Berry Oakley, Jr. (son of Allman Bros. founding member). Bonamassa and Oakley founded the group Bloodline with Miles Davis's son Erin and Robby Krieger's (The Doors) son Waylon. They released one album which produced two chart singles — "Stone Cold Hearted", and "Dixie Peach." He has since played with Buddy Guy, Foreigner, Robert Cray, Stephen Stills, Joe Cocker, Gregg Allman, Steve Winwood, Paul Jones, Ted Nugent, Warren Haynes, Eric Clapton, Derek Trucks and Jack Bruce.

Bridge to Better Days (Studio Version)
~ Joe Bonamassa ~

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An Ordinary Son
~ Black Country Communion ~

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Cradle Rock
~ Joe Bonamassa ~

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You Better Watch Yourself
~ Joe Bonamassa ~

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Dirt In My Pocket
~ Joe Bonamassa ~

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Sidenote: This J.J. Rodd blues standard will always and forever be remembered as a signature of the Jeff Beck Group when they featured a young singer named Rod Stewart. Joe pays tribute to Jeff by duplicating many of his tone and volume control techniques as well as nailing Mr. Beck's unique finger picking style.

Blues Deluxe
~ Joe Bonamassa ~

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