Bird on a Wire, I believe, is a Leonard Cohen song but I could be wrong. He played that at the concert I went to and it was phenomenal! The encore at the show I went to was him playing with his group Black Country with Jason Bonham, Glenn Hughes and Derek Sherinian. That was when the concert got weird to me because I wasn't a big fan of Glenn Hughes's vocals so much. I definitely will be travelling to see Bonamassa again next time around.

I agree with the person who said Fender dropped the ball with this one, Joe should have his own Strat, no doubt about that.

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Blues with a feeling.

GUILD GUITARS: MADE TO BE PLAYED!

Great pics.............. Mike

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The blues ain't nothin but a good man feelin bad.

There is nothing to say about him except that he is the real deal and a total beast on the fretboard. No nonsense or gimmicks the guy brings it like it used to be brought. Looking forward to his new band with Gen Hughes and Jason Bonham called Black Country which should have there album out next year.

He sure is a busy boy, that's for sure.

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I'm not an expert, but I play one on the internet.

Saw him at the Denver Blues and Bones a few years back,got to talk to him a bit and he signed a ticket for my daughter. and Joe is a monster, loved his work in Bloodline. Black Rock is a good album. Agree totally with the Sparkly gold Strat. He knocked out a killer solo with it. Didn't hear anything about a fallout with Fender, just knew he has a sig Gibson. Hope he comes back to the Fender fold.