What CDs do you recommend?

I guess you have it already, but if you don´t: Albert Cummings (the one with the burning Cadillacs, you know ).
There´s a live record coming out soon : http://www.jbonamassa.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=4880

Eva

C'mon Dave are sure you don't need some Abba? Just messin' whicha, how about Frank Marino's Real Live. I'm not sure you can find it in stores, I got mine at one of his gigs. It's a double disc, hellalottashredin'. TTYL.

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Well,
I wasn't familiar with Back Door Slam until Joe's recent post. I just ordered that from Amazon...the clips they had there sound great.

Devon Allman's Honeytribe CD is "Torch"...I'm sure you knew that Andre, just a slight correction...Joe has a solo on Mercy Mercy-awesome album!!!

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PC

Some of my favorite more guitar-oriented CD's:

For the more straight up rock:
Silvertide- Show and Tell (kinda like a new take on the AC/DC sound)
Ritchie Kotzen- Go Faster (really cool stuff- upbeat rock with some kickin' guitar solos )
Eric Johnson- Bloom  (How can you go wrong with EJ?)
Andy Timmons- Resolution (again, awesome guitar, great tone... can't go wrong)
Joe Satriani- Super Colossal (self explanitory)

More Blues-rock/ Jam:
Gov't Mule- Live... With a Little help from our Friends (Awesome, soulful playing by Mr. Haynes, with Allen Woody on bass!)
Cream- Live Cream Vol. 2 (had to add this one in- GREAT CD!)
The Steepwater Band- Dharmakaya (Blues-rock band from Detroit I believe... some cool stuff here)

Scott

You peeps are being very cool to "the old mailman"....Im writing them all down, and going on the web to hear some sound bites...this music store has a huge selection of used cds too, they even have a header card for Joe Bonamassa! (it was empty)....it's cool that they will let you listen to the used ones at anytime before buying...I've spent hours in there just listening and browsing...anymore??

Dave

Sorry I knew it is Torch, have the CD in front of me!
There is the item about why blues is more appreciated in Europe than in America.

If you look at my list here, don't you nice Americans never wonder why we know all these in America often still unknown bands like;
Albert Cummings, Stoney Curtis, eddie turner, Steve Fister, Jim Suhler, devon Allman. etc. etc.
We love the blues!!

There is a really great  bluesfeeling overhere, lots of pure blues. bluesmagazines  bluesrockclubs and much place for alternative music.
4th of July John Mayall in Lantaarn Hellendoorn, very nice club 600 can go in, only 30 min drive.  Will have to do with the as Joe said British blueshistory also.
Distances are much shorter , Joe plays 10 times within a range of 200 kilometers in Western Europe.
Rockpalast has a big positive influence too on music overhere.

Andre Wittebroek.