Joe Bonamassa - Beacon Theatre, Live from New York (2012)
Internationally renowned guitar superstar Joe Bonamassa, known as a "tour de force", has delivered another stunning performance at the legendary Beacon Theatre in New York City. It features guest performances by legendary classic rock singer Paul Rodgers (Bad Company and Free), American Music Award winner John Hiatt and Beth Hart, who recently released the stunning duets album Don’t Explain alongside Joe Bonamassa. In addition to these great guest appearances, Bonamassa's show features brand new songs and an awe inspiring guitar experience.
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what a terribly boring film. I'm sorry but this is absolutely not deserving of best picture and will be forgotten quickly. Entertaining and engaging cinema? No. Nothing performances with flat faces and mistaking silence for subtlety.
It is neither dumb nor smart enough to be fun, and spends way too much time with its boring human characters.
I've just done a review on Joe's Albert Hall 2009 gig - so I'll keep this brief.Joe is here with his hardcore bass and keyboard (the wonderful Carmine Rojas and Rick Melick resp.) plus Tal Bergman on drums. The drumming sounds slightly different from the Albert Hall, but second listen tuned me in better. This is top class performance all round.Yes, I know John Hiatt came on and was absolutely groundedly great, and I've always loved Paul Rodgers voice since "Wishing Well" (1972 or thereabouts).First off guests was Beth Hart, though, with tattoos all over the place. Took about 10 seconds to realise she knew exactly what she was doing. Have to say I think she redefines "raunchy" in the finest traditions of that word - strong, capable, knows exactly what she's after, and very likely to achieve that. Totally into Joe's histrionics on the Gibsons, and just the sort of girl you'd like to look up from a solitary beer and meet by chance.Overall, it's just wonderful stuff. Don't bother hunting on cable for a record chance; just get the DVDs of this and Albert Hall 2009 and play them loud. Get a better amp and speakers, if you have to!.