Joe is a great musician. I have seen him several time. My wife bought me tickets 2 row center in our local theater last October. ---------- "I have a high tolerance for boredom as long as it has a groove" - Scrapboss
Have seen him several times since he was just a little kid....He blew me away when I saw him at 13 yrs old....He just gets better....IMHO ---------- Music is your own experience, your own thoughts, your wisdom. If you don't live it, it won't come out of your horn. They teach you there's a boundary line to music. But, man, there's no boundary line to art. - Charlie Parker
I love joe i reckon i must have well over 100 of his songs on my ipod and all his CDs in my collection and this is another classic so thanks for posting it, where does this clip come from, is there a documentry about the album or something? P.S. if any of you guys are fans of joe you should check out a young british guy called Aynsley Lyster his song writting singing and playing are just as good and annoyingly unlike joe he is a right handsome bugger! makes you sick dont it!
My buddy at work is a Guitar-Guy who's totally into blues. We talk about guys like Clapton, Vaughn, & Bonamassa a lot (along with general music theory). I think he's really good hopefully I can catch him when he comes to town in the next few months.
---------- ~Ryan
"I play the harmonica. The only way I can play is if I get my car going really fast, and stick it out the window." - Stephen Wright
Pennsylvania - H.A.R.P. (Harmonica Association 'Round Philly)
He came to play at my school once. When he played rocking blues, it was definitely exciting; but most of his songs were really slow and too lyrical. I ended up leaving the show early just because he stopped playing blues and he kept talking about how he is #1 or topped the charts or something..
@geordie I got the cd for Christmas and I love his voice; that is my favorite track on the cd and I just searched for it on youtube. It's a really good cd to jam along with the harp, which is sadly missing. It must be cold up there, my neighbour broke his arm falling on the ice yesterday, no snow yet in Bristol.
It's rock in the blues vein. I like Joe as well. In this day and age of minimalist guitar being the norm, I like it. Self-indulgent? Sure, sometimes. But it's refreshing to see him in American 'mainstream' music, considering all the overproduced, suit-and-tie driven corporate garbage that gets shoved down the public's throat. ---------- ~Todd L. Greene crescentcityharmonicaclub@gmail.com
