Joe Bonamassa is considered one of the greatest contemporary guitarists, so much so that he is regarded by B.B. King as his heir and has earned the title 'prince of the blues'. He recently played at London's Royal Albert Hall, the temple of rock n' roll worldwide, selling out and duetting with Eric Clapton and Sir John Paul Jones of Led Zeppelin. All this at just over 30 years of age, even though despite his young age, he demonstrates incredible skill and experience live, which audiences have noticed since his first performances. Each of his concerts now attracts thousands of people, enchanted by the thirty guitars that Joe usually changes during his sets, which are thus coloured by different genres, from rock to country to melancholic blues. The press has also consecrated him: he was the cover man of 'Guitarist - The Bible of Guitar' and remained at the top of Billboard for four consecutive months.