Out of nowhere ....

... Conjures up Joe Bonamassa with its proven "Sloe Gin" Crew (Carmine Rojas, bass Rick Melick keyboards. And Bogie Bowles -Drums) on the last tour in 2007 by the USA and Europe 14 impressive arguments why musicians like it on the stage belong and nowhere else.
The emphasis of the repertoire is the "you and me", "Sloe Gin" and "New Day Yesterday" albums,
where he and his band herunterzwirbeln not only the songs impressive and quite exciting, but also improvise uninhibited and songs like "India" and "Mountain Time" verknüpfen.Beim opener "Bridge to Better Days" leaving a few chords of Led Zeppelin's Kashmir incorporated and "Django / Just Got Paid" intones Joe winking a few more Peter Frampton chords (Do you feel like we do?) into it.
For the grand finale, he leaves with "A New Day Yesterday" with "Starship Trooper / Wurm" a class Yes cover incorporated and provides the finishing touch.
Here comes, that's the only criticism that live atmosphere, or audience not to take so and was partially strangled. A pity and that prevented the 5th star!