It’s no secret that Joe Bonamassa has assembled one of the most formidable electric guitar collections in modern blues. Speaking recently on the No Cover Charge podcast, the bluesman revealed that his ...
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Bought for £50 in 1967, modified and left unplayed, the Royal Albert Les Paul was acquired for the princely sum of $190,0000 ...
After working together for two years, Joe Bonamassa and Epiphone Guitars introduce the new Epiphone Joe Bonamassa Les Paul Custom “Black Beauty.” Based on one of the rarest and most coveted guitars in ...
Sum 41’s Deryck Whibley has started a new YouTube series to show off his electric guitar collection – and the first episode features a holy grail Les Paul that was once owned by Joe Bonamassa. Whibley ...
"I used my Gibson 335 on my first solo album because I wanted to sound like Eric Clapton," says Joe Bonamassa. "A 335 makes you sound different because it's semi-hollow, but it also has a very unique, ...
With a dozen guitars ready to play, and a voice all his own to go with them, the man known as the “world’s biggest blues guitarist” is rolling into Montgomery on March 7. “It’s great. It’s nice to see ...
Mike Reeder concludes his interview with blues-rock guitarist Joe Bonamassa. Vintage instrument appraiser Mike Reeder concludes his interview with long-time friend and blues-rock guitar titan, Joe ...
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Joe Bonamassa had a straightforward plan for his latest album. “I wanted to sound British,” the Utica, N.Y.-born guitar virtuoso and all-around music impresario says by phone from ...
Joe Bonamassa can tell a story about nearly every inch of his Nashville home. His walls overflow with vintage memorabilia. Buzzing neon signs from Fender, Marshall, Gibson and Taylor fill the ...
Touted as one of the world’s greatest guitarists, Joe Bonamassa, joins the ranks of heavyweights such as Hendrix, Page, Slash and Young. His sound, combined with his smooth and smokey voice, has ...
Larry McCray's Heartbreak City, released on Keeping the Blues Alive Records, is steeped in grit, anguish, resilience and hard-won joy. The album reflects the life of a working-class blues man who ...