Super Group CD with Joe (Page 8 of 12)

Hey J Dawg,

I can totally understand Glenn being under your radar as you stated. He was under mine as well. I certainly knew of him from the Deep Purple MK 3 days and his short stint with Sabbath. But things went really bad for him after that and we are talking about the late 80's here. I figured he was out of the scene altogether. But that's where the net comes in and I kept reading all these glowing things about Glenn Hughes and I just had to check it out for myself. I have never looked back and his music never ceases to amaze!

Conversely I didn't know nmuch about Joe I must say. So this has indeed brought him into my consciousness. I'm glad it did too!! As to what you said, that makes perfect sense. I just didn't want you or anyone reading all of this to think "Glenn is an after thought" or anything to that effect. He is without a doubt one of the most talented musicians out there. Mindblowing at times! After getting a bit into the JB I really think that they are going to create some amazing stuff. I'm with you on the whole "supergroup" thing too. All too often these things stink. This one will be different I feel.

I agree, and I was also kinda surprised to see Joe himself call it that in his post, unless it was tongue-in-cheek as the rest of his post was.  Remember, it was a just a fan who titled the thread with that word, and everybody just ran with it, and now some people are a little disappointed because they weren't already familiar with 1 or 2 of the players... hmm, what were you saying about expectations?  But really, if you look into their musical resumes, they probably do still qualify, but I just don't like the term, period.  I understand that technically the definition of the word supergroup ("a rock music group whose performers are already famous from having performed individually or in other groups.") simply describes who a group is comprised of, but I think to the general public the word implies greatness or success too.  For that reason, it feels to me like a title that should be bestowed upon a band by the media or its fans, not self-declared.  I like the word "collaboration" better.  Plus it's always better to keep expectations on the lower side and then blow people away, rather than the other way around. 

--Vik

Ahh, that's an old favourite of mine. Although Satch can cover many styles, I dont find him as 'convincing' as Joe in all genres. But still, him and Joe are awesome on this jam!

R

http://www.spinner.com/2010/01/13/jason … ing-album/ Seems a lot of people can't keep secrets.

Can't hide from us. Nice find Jim. I do love the PT format.

Rikemmetfan said: Okay Joe, it's time to spill the beans...

Busted!

Nice ...a power trio to be reckoned with ...can't wait to hear this

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It makes more sense now that I've read Bonham's revelations

Mr Hughes has recorded his vocals with Blackmore, Galley, Moore, Norum, Kotzen, Thrall, Iommi, Travers, Bolin, Lynch, Kotzen, to name few. And with a powerhouse drummer in Bonham driving it all, this could be a major piece of Rock history.
Joe B will be here for a long time playin the Blues, but this is a chance for him  to show how diverse of a player he really is, and have some major fun while doing it. Although it might be late 2010 before we actually here the outcome, this news has already excited a lot of people around the music business.