With a triumphant concert strictly SOLD OUT at Transilvania in Milan, the first Italian tour of JOE BONAMASSAFour extraordinary dates, marked by great music and a fantastic response from the public, who packed all the dates with the American guitarist.
The blues world has proved that it is still alive and well!
Joe is an eclectic guitarist, he brings classic blues to the stage and then opens up to rock outbursts that come close to the guitar heroes of the 90s (Vai, Satriani, Gilbert, Petrucci, etc.): from the young to the 'more seasoned', last night's audience was ecstatic for the trio formed by, in addition to the leader, the Bogie Bowles to the battery and Mark Epstein on bass, worthy companions of a literally wild Bonamassa. The concert opens with the electric tones of 'Takin The Hit'develops through the intensity of pieces such as ' Bridge To Better Days' (still for a few days a sample of the song in the Barley Box) and 'Burning Hell'.
Impressive was the acoustic interlude in which the guitarist displayed a technique of absolute value.
This is the setlist for the concert:
Takin The Hit
Walk in My Shadows
Blues Deluxe
Mountain Time
Bridge to Better Days
Burning Hell
Miss you Hate you
Wake up dreaming
Just got Paid
Starship Trooper
Askinh Around For you
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