He’s a blues rocker discovered by BB King… good stuff…
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he is a great guitarist - regularly featured in the guitar mags, so I get exposed to him more than I listen to him. But there is a great bit at the beginning of the documentary **Tom Dowd: The Language of Music **(essential viewing - he was the engineer for Atlantic records, discovered the Allmans and Skynyrd, etc.) where Joe B discusses finding Dowd to produce his (Joe’s) record. And they cut to Joe just smokin’ on a vintage Gibson ES-330 - just amazing…
I like him a lot. He’s the rare guitarists that the both the guitar nerds and laymen like myself can enjoy. Plus, his cover of Sloe Ginis a revelation.
This is out of print now, but no reason you shouldn’t get a chance to hear it. This is “Smokin” Joe’s band circa 1994 (when he was still a minor)
Bloodline - Since You’re Gone
And this is a clip from the following year with (mostly) the same band
Bloodline - The Storm
Good stuff! Thank you for starting this thread. I’d like to share a studio version of “Stop”.
“Stop” is one of my favorites as well. Those clips of the young joe B were awesome, thank you.
I also have a link to a free download of Blue and Evil. Just type in “forum” at checkout.
Hey Breign, is Joe B singing on that track “Since You’re Gone??”
Here is joe at 12 years old with Danny Gatton. He’s a pretty slick lil booger!
I’ve seen that link before - pretty awesome! He looks exactly the same… lol
Here is a linkto a documentary about Joe B on youtube - altogether it is maybe 20 - 30 minutes, but is a great insight to his background as a young phenom…
wow that was an old video lol Len’s mustache/mullet combo is classic haha
Still going strong. Here he is with an orchestra. Awesome!