From a 2017 performance at Red Rocks Amphitheater in Morrison, Colorado, here is Joe Bonamassa with his blues "Slow Train" released on his 2011 "Dust Bowl" studio record.
From a 2017 performance at Red Rocks Amphitheater in Morrison, Colorado, here is Joe Bonamassa with his blues "Slow Train" released on his 2011 "Dust Bowl" studio record.
From his "Tour de Force" live record recorded at Shepherd's Bush Empire in London, England, here is Joe Bonamassa with his cover of B.B. King's song "Chains & Things".
This week's Sunday Special. Heard this song on a blues dedicated radio show one night on the local Minnesota jazz station, Jazz 88 FM. This is Louisiana Red with "Red's New Dream". Louisiana Red also had an original dream, and wrote a song about it, back in the 1960s. I shall post that one, too.
From 1962, Louisiana Red, the bluesman, wrote a song about a dream he had about confronting Cuba's dictator, Fidel Castro, and Russian President Nikita Kruschev, and giving him the business about how evil he was.
Red's Dream: Louisiana Red [1962]
From his 2002 record "So, It's Like That", here is Joe Bonamassa and his band performing the tune "Takin' The Hit" on the Rockpalast television program in Germany, circa 2006. The song is also the opening track to his live at Rockpalast record which was his first music video. This recording saw Bonamassa playing in a power trio. Joe Bonamassa on guitar and vocals, Eric Czar on bass, and Kenny Kramme on drums.
January 11, 1968, 8 p.m.
Indiana University
From a concert recorded in Sweden, on June 9th, 1980, here is the one and the only, the late, great Albert King, one of the three Kings of the blues, along with Freddie and B.B., covering Elmore James' blues chestnut "The Sky Is Crying".