Hey Joe ...

... I've seen you on stage your amplifiers build itself, but I believe after this album you can build more Roadies one or ...
But seriously, seventh album from Blue Rock virtuoso, and he never sounded more mature and confident than here. Kevin Shirley (house and Hofproduzent Black Crowse, Aerosmith and Satriani) tailored him a embossed by much more pleasant acoustic guitar blues-rock mantle to wear, and without words. (The two were looking for and found again) In contrast to the "electric" You and me predecessor go here to acoustical and relaxed. Be it Ten Years Afters "One of These Days" or Bad Companys "Seagull", which he finished completed musical, Joe has the golden mean found ingenious songs to put his own stamp without chumming the originals. Even from the lesser known (why?) Chris Whitley took Bonamassa the hot (sorry) opener "Ball Pen Hammer" by himself come already live proven "India" and "Dirt in My Pocket", all class of John Martin gem "Jelly Roll" So all in all a mega album that you can put your heart unconditionally ...