New Video on You Tube

thanks so much....a memorable moment indeed.
KV in Houston

The show was video taped by the venue for display onscreen during the show. A copy was given to Joe. I asked permission to upload this track. I have seen the entire show and the footage is quite good. The audio is a soundboard feed front of house mix. Joe just wanted to share this with the fans.

Thank you so mutch Jimm as you know im a hug  King`s X Fan bevore i knew Joe so its
very cool to me to see Joe with dUg .....great video
tomorrow when my brother visite me its the first thing i show him
He is the greatest King`s X fan on planet he has seen all shows in germany
i personley have seen them two times
thanks again

Geko

What a killer song, Doug has monster vocals...very passionate in a R&B sort of way.  His style of singing brings so much to the table with some extra stuff...like the little chuckle and the screams.  Thanks for the post, really good, love that kinda' song!

Wow more i see the video its great profi art of work ...
i wonder about if the song was spontan    elected  or ? was it rehearsed ?
its a perfect show/ song .
Respect this are my two favorit voices on time
Joe Bonamassa and dUg Pinnick

That day sound check was done in normal fashion. Doug was not there at the time.

We left with Joe and Bogie directly after sound check, and returned during Crosby Loggins' set. Doug was at the venue shortly after we returned, so he must have been able to speak about it with Joe and the band prior to the performance, but not much time.

So I'd call that a one take performance.

Pretty good on all parts, if you ask me.

Cool as hell too. Lots of people in Joe's demographic were attending college in the Houston area during King's X hey day. Needless to say there were a bunch of fired up people due to that encore. A true experience.

PC

This recording has nothing to do with a live DVD for release. This was shot at the Stafford Centre, in Stafford, TX (Houston). The video equipment is part of the house's rig and was used by the promoter to project the performance on a giant screen above the stage during the show. They also recorded it for Joe and provided him a copy at shows end. Even though this recording is obviously not done by some guy with a camcorder, it is a raw recording and has enough imperfections that it would need a lot of work prior to release -- aside from all the normal permissions that would be needed to make a live DVD happen.