Newark Castle.

I missed out excellent.

Well spotted! We saw Bernie watching Joe play and he said it was the "Beast". He's such a bundle of happiness.
  Too tired to write more but this last show was "best" for the audience who were attentive clapping for soloes, quiet when it mattered, and appreciative of the music.
   And, Joe seemed relaxed with the recording finished. His banter seemed easier and he was funny.

One funny thing. Joe was singing "Let me Love you Baby". When he sang "You shake just like a willow tree" , there was a row of them to the right of the stage that were moving all over the place .

I think those things are spams.  We saw the same thing for the show we went to in April and there wasn't any live stream going on!

Some of the songs from Newark Castle show:

Mainline Florida https://youtu.be/B2_n_tDuO3U

Boogie With Stu https://youtu.be/jDynH3KJZdg

Let Me Love You Baby https://youtu.be/zgQUOaKsU8U

Plynth/Spanish Boots https://youtu.be/-x9-gvwAW0s

Double Crossing Time https://youtu.be/Eui0bAuPF2o

SWLABR https://youtu.be/vRmN5C5oHpY

Tea For One/I Can't Quit You Baby https://youtu.be/2UyXfe8W3D0

Pretending https://youtu.be/j3ExTBOy7Cg

Hi, I'm Helen, new here *waves*

This was my first JB gig, and I hope it won't be my last. Really great tracks, audience were great and super props to the sound guys who did a cracking job. Joe's first vocal line was a little quiet and they'd sorted it by the next breath. I'm super picky about sound so I was well chuffed! Best outdoor sound I've heard for a good while, and hurrah it didn't rain! The chairs were tiny though, I know I have a big behind but it was very cosy, I was sitting next to a dude who must have been near seven feet tall as well! Lucky he was a gentleman, I was near sat on his knee...

I realised I didn't know many of the songs (so much for my Blues rock chick image) so I need to see about fixing that! There's a hardship :-) 

As an aspiring bassist (that's flattering myself, I plunk along really badly but I enjoy it) can I just say that Michael Rhodes has a special place in my heart...what a player. And the Hammond! Love a good Hammond, my granddad was an organist so I have a soft spot for the keys.

I've only seen Joe a couple of times but I am a 50 year old gig veteran, cutting my ears on Lizzy, Floyd, Queen, Rush, Motörhead, Maiden, Sabbs, oh, just about everybody.

I'm not saying all that to show off, there is a point.

In all the gigs I've ever seen I don't remember a band having such a good time on stage and sharing that enjoyment with us. I've seen bands having their own private party up there before and been left feeling left out (numerous bands, numerous times), and seen a few where there was clearly a war going on which we we left to tolerate down in the stalls.

Joe and the gang had a blast so WE had a blast.

HUGE respect to Joanne Shaw Taylor and her band as well. It would have been easy to be overawed at having to warm up for that audience (more guitarists and guitar-nerds per square foot than at any other gig I've ever been to) but she REALLY took it on! A great set, played with a fair degree of style and WHAT a voice for singing the blues. She can play too- very impressive, I'll be flying back into the UK to see her start her UK tour in November at The Brook in Southampton.

A last word is about the fans at the gig. Incredibly diverse from teens to 70somethings, but all in the best of spirits and having the best of times. It was a privilege to share an arena with such excellent folk, made me quite proud to be a fan of something which attracts such decent people.

See you all somewhere next time around!

Thanks and welcome. Here's the hotlink, you can't put direct links until you have a few posts.
http://www.nottinghampost.com/legendary … y.htmlNice review!

Cool, can't recall ever hearing Joe do this song live.