A quick dinner for me, then off to see JB tonight at the Hard Rock Live...should be a good show!

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Lucky you! I saw him on Nov 20th and wish I could rewind back to that concert! Wait til you hear the new intro to Sloe Gin that he has been playing, it is killlllller.

Hope you enjoy the concert, let us know how it goes.

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Ha! That is such a good judgement! I am an absolute connoisseur of Sloe Gin and I don't believe I've ever heard it sounding as fine as in the last few months (he was touring over my way in October). Very cool.

Also, watch out for Woke Up Dreaming. Some tasty new licks happening in that one.

Enjoy! - C

Ceri, not sure if you saw the video I posted from the concert went to back on Nov 20th or not, but here is Sloe Gin from the 2nd row

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SfRMgKm-S_k

That tremolo from :38-:49 was so sick the way if echoed throughout the place

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You called it Black Cat, and the rest of the show was absolutely amazing. Jason Bonham sat in for a couple of songs also
Some quick photos then off to bed. More to come; gotta figure out how to load some videos. He's hard to photograph...never stops moving; I tried my best.



Bonham

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Great pictures man. Nice work. He does look like he would be hard to photograph.

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Definitely hard to photograph, took about 50 pictures myself and most of them are blurry

The wife and I saw him November 23 in Greenville, SC at the Peace Center....

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I got his Christmas card and free download yesterday via email.

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and here I was thinking it was just me, I sat in the 2nd row and took about 100 pics, 90 of which are blurry.

great pics though, glad you enjoyed the show!

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joe was on tv last night, it was a rerun of some concert. great sho, wish i was there. im really starting to like his music a lot!

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check out the cd "Live From Nowhere In Particular". It is a double disc and a really good listen. The Ballad of John Henry is a must own along with Blues Deluxe and Sloe Gin. Spread the word too! I have enjoyed spreading the word to friends who havent heard of Joe and seeing them get into his music as well.

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I was there last night, and it was AWESOME! The new licks in 'Woke Up Dreaming' were out of control! I also really loved 'Bridge to Better Days'. The dynamics he uses with that riff are so powerful. I mean, every song was great, of course.

What was the song about halfway through about a train? NOT 'So Many Roads'. 'So Many Roads' was unbelievable. The best I have heard it, in fact.But that OTHER train song was SO GOOD. I mean, he really dug in on that one. Loved the use of feedback on that one, too.. Anyone know the title?

Also, this show was a first date for me and a nice girl I recently met. Turned into an 11 and a half hour date in total. I'd say that's a good sign!

Thanks Joe for a hell of a night!

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Slow Train; here's the set list from last night, got it from here
http://www.setlist.fm/setlist/joe-bonam ... 290b3.html
There are also videos from the show
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Cradle Rock
(Rory Gallagher cover)
So, It's Like That
If Heartaches Were Nickels
Lonesome Road Blues
Happier Times
Slow Train
Steal Your Heart Away
Sloe Gin
Ballad of John Henry
Bridge To Better Days (w/special guest - Jason Bonham)
So Many Roads (w/special guest - Jason Bonham)
Never make your move to soon
The Great Flood
Young Man Blues
Woke Up Dreaming
Mountain Time
Encore:
Bird on a Wire
(Leonard Cohen cover)
Just Got Paid

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Man, that's great! Thanks much!

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Epiphone Riviera-Cherry Red
65 Deluxe Reverb Reissue-Electric Blue
Vibro Champ XD
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Also, I edited that setlist on the site, because he played Django before Mountain Time, sort of as an intro. But he played the whole piece. I liked how he opened the RAH DVD set with Django. Really neato.

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Squier Affinity Strat Blue/Rosewood
Epiphone Riviera-Cherry Red
65 Deluxe Reverb Reissue-Electric Blue
Vibro Champ XD
... and others