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Thanks for the full list Bluesdeluxe. Another great but not so eclectic mix from Joe this week. I totally agree about Beck's version of one of my favourite songs. The combination of Max Middleton's superb clanking piano taking the lead, Bob Tench's vocals and Jeff's unmistakable guitar really smoke, as you say. I saw this line up at the Roundhouse in Chalk Farm in 1972 - unforgetable.

I also enjoyed the Albert King and ZZ Top tracks and had a good singalong to Feelin' Alright, which took me back to those Mad Dogs & Englishmen days.  You get something for everyone with Joe's shows. big_smile

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Albert King - Don't Burn Down The Bridge

I didn't hear the show, but checked out this song on youtube as I'd not previously known the song was originally recorded by Joe. Cool versiion, although I love Joe's take on it too!

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Well, here's what Joe played today:

Humble Pie - Up Our Sleeves
Luther Allison - Ragged & Dirty
Johnny Winter, James COtton, & Muddy Waters - Dealing With The Devil
Paul Butterfield - Nobody's Fault But Mine
Mike Bloomfield - Further On Up The Road
Roy Buchanan - I'm Evil
Jeff Beck - New Ways/Train Train
Albert King - Playing On Me
John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers - Hideaway
Sting - If I Ever Lose My Faith In You
Jeff Beck & Seal - Manic Depression

Luther Allison, Mike Bloomfield, & Roy Buchanan are great players, yet so underrated!! Sting was a nice surprise to.

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Once again, another awesome show from Joe. Here's what he played last night:

Derek & The Dominoes - Anyday
Jethro Tull - Witches Promise
Little Feat - Got No Shadow
Jeff Beck - Beck's Bolero
Eric Johnson - Song For George
James Brown - Since You Been Gone
Harry Connick Jr. - Yes We Can Can
The Black Crowes - High Head Blues
Them Crooked Vultures - Bandoliers
Robben Ford - I Just Want To Make Love To You
Peter Gabriel - Come Talk To Me

Loved hearing the Jethro Tull track, nice to hear something other than Aqualung. Robben Ford kicks butt on the guitar!!

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Love Beck's Bolero! Joe can add that to his show repertoire anytime!

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Today's playlist
18:02 Heartbreaker Led Zeppelin
18:07 Crosstown Traffic Jimi Hendrix Experience
18:09 Young Man Blues Who
18:15 Little Wonder David Bowie
18:21 I Walk The Line Johnny Cash
18:25 Couldn't Stand The Weather Stevie Ray Vaughan
18:30 Good Clean Fun Allman Brothers Band
18:37 Mr Soul Buffalo Springfield
18:40 New York City Blues Yardbirds
18:45 Hold On Yes
18:50 Dixie Lee Junction Elf
18:56 Go With The Flow Queens Of The Stone Age
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Tonight's show was awesome!! Can't go wrong if you kick off with the mighty Zep!! Was nice to hear Johnny Cash, SRV, Elf, and Queens of the Stone Age is a great band to.

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Well, here's what Joe played tonight:

Cream - I Feel Free
Eric Clapton - Cocaine
Roy Buchanan - Roy's Bluz
B.B. King - Everyday I Have The Blues
ZZ Top - Brown Sugar
Robert Palmer - Sailin' Shoes
Little Feat - A Church Falling Down
James Gang - Funk #48
Bruce Hornsby - This Too Shall Pass
Albert King - Born Under A Bad Sign
Free - Fire & Water
Elmore James - Dust My Broom
Elmore James - Rollin' & Tumblin'
Joe Bonamassa - Athens To Athens

Roy Buchanan is a great player, so underrated!! Was nice hearing the double shots of Clapton & Elmore. I need to get more music of Free, so much more than just All Right Now.

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bluesdeluxe25 wrote:

Well, here's what Joe played tonight:

Cream - I Feel Free
Eric Clapton - Cocaine
Roy Buchanan - Roy's Bluz
B.B. King - Everyday I Have The Blues
ZZ Top - Brown Sugar
Robert Palmer - Sailin' Shoes
Little Feat - A Church Falling Down
James Gang - Funk #48
Bruce Hornsby - This Too Shall Pass
Albert King - Born Under A Bad Sign
Free - Fire & Water
Elmore James - Dust My Broom
Elmore James - Rollin' & Tumblin'
Joe Bonamassa - Athens To Athens

Roy Buchanan is a great player, so underrated!! Was nice hearing the double shots of Clapton & Elmore. I need to get more music of Free, so much more than just All Right Now.

No Funk or Prog. Must be getting in the mode for the tour. big_smile: Great show today.

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RickB wrote:
bluesdeluxe25 wrote:

Well, here's what Joe played tonight:

Cream - I Feel Free
Eric Clapton - Cocaine
Roy Buchanan - Roy's Bluz
B.B. King - Everyday I Have The Blues
ZZ Top - Brown Sugar
Robert Palmer - Sailin' Shoes
Little Feat - A Church Falling Down
James Gang - Funk #48
Bruce Hornsby - This Too Shall Pass
Albert King - Born Under A Bad Sign
Free - Fire & Water
Elmore James - Dust My Broom
Elmore James - Rollin' & Tumblin'
Joe Bonamassa - Athens To Athens

Roy Buchanan is a great player, so underrated!! Was nice hearing the double shots of Clapton & Elmore. I need to get more music of Free, so much more than just All Right Now.

No Funk or Prog. Must be getting in the mode for the tour. big_smile: Great show today.

I saw Link Wray mentioned in BNation, but I don't see him on the playlist? But, nice set of songs!!

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Cathy, I listened to the show (while I was soaking in the tub) and there wasn't any Link Wray today. I'm not sure but I wondered if the show was a repeat.

bluesdeluxe, thanks for posting the playlist again this week. Yes, you definitely must get some Free albums. I can certainly recommend the Free Live that includes the Fire & Water Joe played. The vinyl LP only had the Corydon show on it but the CD now includes 15 tracks culled from Croydon and Sunderland. I prefer most of the tracks on this CD to the studio originals, then again, I do love live albums. It's currently an absolute steal on Amazon at only £6.70. While you're there you can also pick up some of their other albums, now all with extra tracks.

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Cathy, I listened to the show (while I was soaking in the tub) and there wasn't any Link Wray today. I'm not sure but I wondered if the show was a repeat.

bluesdeluxe, thanks for posting the playlist again this week. Yes, you definitely must get some Free albums. I can certainly recommend the Free Live that includes the Fire & Water Joe played. The vinyl LP only had the Corydon show on it but the CD now includes 15 tracks culled from Croydon and Sunderland. I prefer most of the tracks on this CD to the studio originals, then again, I do love live albums. It's currently an absolute steal on Amazon at only £6.70. While you're there you can also pick up some of their other albums, now all with extra tracks.

Phil

I think it was a fresh one because he mentioned practicing for the tour at the beginning of the show.

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Really sorry I missed the show.  That was one killer playlist.  (Not that that's atypical for Joe's show.)

Play like you've worked at it, and don't worry about sounding like your influences.  You can't cheat on them, or your practice, anyway.  If you've worked hard at your skill, your audience will know it.
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I think it was a fresh one because he mentioned practicing for the tour at the beginning of the show.

Thanks Rick. Joe's voice must have been drowned out by my running the bath water. smile

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Thanks for posting the link Rick and the heads up!   I am buried up to my eyeballs in"stuff" and starting to feel a lil' crazy trying to figure out what to do with it all....so having Joe's radio show playing in the stratoshpere was just the relief I needed to continue forging ahead.............

How do I spell relief?        The Joe Bonamassa Hour on Planet Rock!!!!

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        "Bell bottom blues you made me cry.......it's all wrong,but it's all right...."

I am so glad I was teenager in the 70's...the music was, well perfect.....it really is true, music is not made like that anymore.........ah, sweet youth...........thanks Joe for playing some cool tunes.....  g.r.o.o.v.y.   d.a.z.e. gone by....... wink     dang, now we're gettin' all funk-a-delic with ZZ....play that funky music white boy   lol

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Thanks for posting the link Rick and the heads up!   I am buried up to my eyeballs in"stuff" and starting to feel a lil' crazy trying to figure out what to do with it all....so having Joe's radio show playing in the stratoshpere was just the relief I needed to continue forging ahead.............

How do I spell relief?        The Joe Bonamassa Hour on Planet Rock!!!!

                                                       pattyluvsjoe  smile

P.S.  "Virgil, quick come see! There goes the Robert E. Lee."  ah yes, The NIght They Drove Old Dixie Down............
        "Bell bottom blues you made me cry.......it's all wrong,but it's all right...."

I am so glad I was teenager in the 70's...the music was, well perfect.....it really is true, music is not made like that anymore.........ah, sweet youth...........thanks Joe for playing some cool tunes.....  g.r.o.o.v.y.   d.a.z.e. gone by....... wink     dang, now we're gettin' all funk-a-delic with ZZ....play that funky music white boy   lol

lol Glad you picked up the traces Patty. Don't forget that fabulous closer from his "lost tracks"  piece this week. The Mule with Railroad Boy. Great show Joe!!!!!

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I'll do the honours this week if I may.

18:02 Achilles Last Stand - Led Zeppelin
18:13 Medusa - Trapeze
18:13 The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down - The Band
18:23 Shake My Tree - David Coverdale
18:27 Third Degree - West, Bruce And Laing
18:35 See My Way - Blodwyn Pig
18:40 Bell Bottom Blues - Derek & The Dominoes
18:45 Rhythmeen - ZZ Top
18:49 Night Life - B.B.king
18:54 Railroad Boy - Gov't Mule

Another great rocking playlist this week, although possibly a repeat as I recall Joe saying before that his Dad had been asking him to do a version of See My Way for the last ten years, but Joe couldn't work out how he was going to do it. Not that I'm complaining of course (Joe is v busy at the moment rehearsing for the spring shows), as all these songs are terrific and what a great way to start the show. One of my favourite Zep tracks and some of the best drumming from Bonzo you've ever heard. What incredible power and technique he had.

I mentioned to Mrs W during the first track that in the weeks leading up to the 2009 RAH show Joe played EC's Further on up the Road and we all know what happened next. big_smile It'll be fun trying to work out if any of the tracks Joe plays in the next few weeks are possibilities for this year's gig. Keep those ears wide open. wink

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