Long, nasty and sometimes almost viciously he was totgeredet - the good old blue rock. since believed dead but known to live longer, selbiger can bluesrock yet again breathe easy - thanks to a new generation of musicians who hold the soiled "flags" of shabby old Fender guitars and Marshall amps iron into the air. one of those representatives is Joe Bonamassa. He joins a chain of young rockers Blue, which seems to be almost endlessly at once. It starts with Kenny Wayne Shepherd and ends with Aynsley Lister on. despite some cover versions on this album never loses Bonamassa style of autonomy. he understands it like no other driving rock ('n'roll) - to unite elements with sometimes almost lyrical blues. From blues to smoothen up-tempo groover can be found-and it works without being all just rudimentary popig on Bonamassa album pretty much. Bonamassa in guitar playing, songwriting, as well as arrangements of popular classics, the skill of an artist, will be heard by the In my opinion, much reflected.
