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Lyrics
I just got paid today,Got me a pocket full of change
Said, I just got paid today,
Got me a pocket full of change
If you believe like workin' hard all day
Just step in my shoes and take my pay
I was born my papa's son
When I hit the ground I was on the run
I had one glad hand and the other behind
You can have yours, just give me mine
When the houd dog barkin' in the black of the night
Stick my hand in my pocket, everything's all right
I just got paid today,
Got me a pocket full of change
Said, black sheep, black, do you got some wool?
Yes, I do, man, my bag is full
It's the root of evil and you know the rest
But it's way ahead of what's second best
Joe Bonamassa
Joe Bonamassa
Joe Bonamassa en concert à Manchester en Angleterre.
| Naissance | Utica, État de New York,  États-Unis |
|---|---|
| Activité principale | Chanteur et Guitariste |
| Genre musical | Blues rock, hard rock, rock and roll |
| Instruments | Gibson Les Paul Gibson ES-335 Fender Stratocaster Fender Telecaster Gibson Flying V |
| Années actives | 1989 - présent |
| Labels | J&R Adventures, Provogue |
| Site officiel | www.jbonamassa.com |
Il a été le guitariste de Black Country Communion, un groupe de hard rock composé également de Jason Bonham, Glenn Hughes et Derek Sherinian.
Sommaire
Biographie
Joe Bonamassa a commencé à apprendre la guitare à l'âge de 4 ans. Son père Len Bonamassa tient un magasin de musique à Utica dans l'état de New York. Il a donc baigné dès son plus jeune âge au milieu de guitares mythiques. À l'âge de 11 ans, après une courte période d'apprentissage avec le musicien de country Danny Gatton, il avait déjà beaucoup appris sur la country, le blues et le jazz, il fit la première partie de BB King, ce dernier ne tarissant pas d'éloge sur le petit prodige.Par la suite il ouvrira pour plusieurs grands artistes tels que Buddy Guy, Foreigner, Gary Moore, George Thorogood, Robert Cray, Stephen Stills, Joe Cocker et Gregg Allman.
À 14 ans, il est invité au Fender Guitar Event, et rencontre à cette occasion Berry Oakley (le fils du bassiste des Allman Brothers Band). Il forme alors avec lui, le groupe Bloodline, en compagnie de Erin Davis (le fils de Miles Davis) et de Waylon Krieger (le fils de Robby Krieger, le guitariste des Doors). Leur seul album donnera deux singles classés dans les charts : Stone Cold Hearted et Dixies Peach.
En 2000, sa rencontre avec le producteur Tom Dowd débouchera sur son premier véritable album solo A New Day Yesterday. Cet album permet à Joe d'exprimer tout son talent sous forme d'un power trio et il place un premier titre solo dans les charts US : Miss You, Hate You. L'autre titre phare de l'album est A New Day Yesterday, adapté du titre éponyme du groupe Jethro Tull sur leur album stand up de 1969. Fort de cette expérience, Joe Bonamassa entame sa première tournée US en solo accompagné de deux musiciens expérimentés qui le suivront jusqu'en 2005 : Kenny Krame à la batterie et Eric Czar à la basse. Cette tournée sera immortalisée le 21 décembre 2001 en vidéo lors du concert de Fort Wayne dans l'Indiana.
De retour en studio, il enregistre son second album So, It's Like That toujours avec le même trio avec des titres comme So, It's Like That, Mountain Time qui seront repris en 2009 au Royal Albert Hall. Dans cet album, le son de Joe Bonamassa s'affirme et dévoile aussi un chant plus posé. L'année suivante est particulière pour Joe Bonamassa car elle est l'année de l'enregistrement de l'album Blues Deluxe. Dans cet album, Joe exprime toute sa passion du blues et de ses influences (B.B King sur la chanson you upset me baby). Il compose même un morceau phare de sa carrière Woke Up Dreaming qui montre ses talents de guitariste acoustique. En 2004, l'album Had to Cry today démontre un son des plus aboutis et une variété technique sans précédent. Abordant tous les styles à sa portée de Had to cry today particulièrement incisif à Travellin' South avec un jeu de bottleneck précis et rapide. Joe livre aussi un hommage à son mentor Danny Gatton décédé peu avant, avec son morceau instrumental Revenge of ten gallon Hat où Joe montre qu'il maîtrise presque aussi bien la Telecaster que son maître. Dans les mois qui suivent, Joe Bonamassa et son power trio repartent en tournée avec la découverte du continent européen. Un nouveau dvd sera enregistré en Allemagne Live at Rockpalast.
En 2005, sa rencontre avec Kevin Shirley producteur très réputé de la cote ouest, est déterminante. Il évoque lui-même à plusieurs reprises sa surprise que Kevin Shirley the Caveman, s'intéresse à sa musique. Ce dernier va faire décoller la carrière de Joe Bonamassa, même s'il faut en passer pas plusieurs modifications :
- Son power trio est remplacé par des musiciens plus expérimentés (des fans sont encore divisés quant à l'éviction de Kenny Krame et Eric Czar). Joe Bonamassa fait alors connaissance avec le bassiste Carmine Rojas, le clavieriste Rick Mellick, le batteur Anton Fig pour ne citer qu'eux. Le son de Bonamassa devient plus recherché, sophistiqué, complexe et l'ajout d'un clavier n'y est pas étranger.
- Son matériel devient de plus en plus pointu (collaboration avec les fabricants Van Weelden, Category 5, Caroll Ann Amps et surtout un modèle signature Gibson Les Paul).
- L'image, le look de Joe B. change, le guitariste se fait de plus en plus élégant, apparaissant en costume noir ou gris sur scène avec des lunettes noires
L'album The Ballad of John Henry le fait sortir du milieu du blues US pour le révéler au public international avec des morceaux comme Stop!. Son jeu est remarqué pour sa fluidité, ses solos enlevés et sa justesse. Joe Bonamassa s'est construit une réelle identité sonore, reconnaissable entre toutes. C'est donc tout naturellement qu'il démarre une nouvelle tournée mondiale où les sold out commencent à être une habitude... En 2009, son concert au Royal Albert Hall de Londres lui permet de se faire connaître en Europe. Ce concert reste pour lui une consécration car il joue là où jouait son idole plusieurs décennies auparavant : Eric Clapton. Ce dernier lui fait le privilège de partager la scène avec lui pour le morceau Further on up the Road, un DVD du concert sortira à la suite de cette date. Bien que peu connu en France, il fait salle comble en novembre de la même année à l'Olympia (lui-même en a exprimé sa surprise sur scène). Toujours en 2010, il joue sur la scène du Montreux Jazz Festival, après Buddy Guy. On le retrouvera aussi avec ce même Buddy Guy et Eric Clapton lors du festival Crossroads Guitar Festival en 2010.
En concert à Madrid en 2009, jouant avec une guitare à double manche Ernie Ball Music Man BFR Steve Morse Y2D
En avril 2013, il clôture sa tournée the guitar event of the year à Paris, au Grand Rex, après avoir enflammé de nouveau Londres et aussi avoir annoncé la sortie du live/dvd de sa tournée acoustique.
Joe Bonamassa vit actuellement en Californie près de Malibu, à quelques kilomètres à peine des studios The Cave de Kevin Shirley
Influences
Véritable technicien de la guitare, Joe Bonamassa possède un jeu très incisif et rapide, qui sait rester mélodique, et emprunte des tonalités jazzy, à la Robben Ford.[réf. nécessaire]- Dans une interview de Guitariste magazine (no 265), Joe Bonamassa cite les 3 albums qui ont eu le plus d'influence sur lui : L'album Beano de John Mayall (Blues Breakers with Eric Clapton), l' Irish Tour '74 de Rory Gallagher, et Goodbye de Cream.
- Cependant son style peut être considéré dans la même veine Blues-Rock que Gary Moore, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Eric Johnson, Kenny Wayne Shepherd et Jonny Lang.
Discographie
Studio
- En 2000, Joe Bonamassa commence sa carrière solo, et enregistre son premier album A New Day Yesterday, contenant une reprise de A New Day Yesterday de Jethro Tull (1969). Cet album est produit par le producteur Tom Dowd (producteur sur l'album d'Eric Clapton Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs).
- En 2002, So, It's Like That atteindra pourtant la 1re place du Billboard Blues Chart.
- En 2003, Blues Deluxe contenant 9 reprises de classiques du blues, qui atteint aussi la première place.
- En 2004, Had to cry today
- En 2006, You & Me
- En 2007, Sloe Gin contient beaucoup de reprises et des titres composés en collaboration avec d'autres artistes.
- En 2009, The Ballad of John Henry contient sept titres qu'il a écrits, plus cinq reprises.
- En 2010, Black Rock enregistré en Grèce.
- En 2010, Black Country Communion le premier album du groupe du même nom.
- En 2011, Dust Bowl qui contient des titres joués avec John Hiatt, Gleen Hughes et Vince Gill plus des reprises.
- En 2011, Black Country Communion II le second album de Black country communion.
- En 2011, Don't Explain avec la chanteuse de blues et de rock Beth Hart.
- En 2012, Driving Towards the Daylight avec la participation de Brad Whitford.
- En 2012, Afterglow le troisième album de Black country communion.
- En 2013, We Want Groove avec le Rock Candy Funk Party, groupe de jazz-funk.
- En 2013, Seesaw avec la chanteuse de blues et de rock Beth Hart.
- En 2014, Different shades of blue un album qui ne contient que des compositions originales de Joe Bonamassa
- En 2016, Blues of Desperation (en)
Live
- Live From Nowhere In Particular (2008)
- Live At The Cabooze
- Live At The Rockpalast (en vidéo)
- A New Day Yesterday Live
- Live At The BBC avec la participation de Sandi Thom
- Live from the Royal Albert Hall (DVD) avec la participation de Eric Clapton
- Live from New-York at beacon theater (DVD) avec la participation de Beth Hart, John Hiatt et Paul Rodgers
- An Acoustic Evening at The Vienna Opera House (CD & DVD)
- Muddy Wolf at Red Rocks (CD & DVD) 2015
Liens externes
- Notices d'autorité : Fichier d'autorité international virtuel • International Standard Name Identifier • Bibliothèque nationale de France (données) • Système universitaire de documentation • Bibliothèque du Congrès • Gemeinsame Normdatei • WorldCat
- Official Joe Bonamassa Website
- Plus d'info sur Joe Bonamassa
- (fr) Interview de Joe Bonamassa
- European Joe Bonamassa Blog
- Joe Bonamassa (born May 8, 1977) is an American blues rock guitarist, singer and songwriter.
When he was only 12 years old, Bonamassa opened for B.B. King.[2] In the last 13 years Bonamassa has put out 15 solo albums through his independent record label J&R Adventures, of which 11 have reached #1 on the Billboard Blues charts.[3][2]
Bonamassa has played alongside such artists as Stephen Stills, Eric Clapton, Blondie Chaplin, Foreigner, Buddy Guy, Steve Winwood, Warren Haynes, and Derek Trucks among others.[4] His career highlights include performances at the Royal Albert Hall and a Grammy Award nomination in 2013. In addition to his music career, Joe Bonamassa runs a nonprofit organization called the Keeping the Blues Alive Foundation, whose mission it is to further music education by funding scholarships and providing music education resources to schools in need.
Contents
Life and career
Solo career
Bonamassa was born in New Hartford, New York. He started playing guitar at age four, encouraged by his father, who was an avid music fan and exposed him to British blues rock records by Eric Clapton and Jeff Beck, greatly inspiring him to be a professional guitarist and play Albert Hall. When he was 12 years old, he had his own band called Smokin' Joe Bonamassa, which gigged around western New York and Pennsylvania, including cities such as Scranton and Buffalo, but only on weekends since Joe had school on weekdays. Bonamassa played a crimson 1972 Fender Stratocaster he called "Rosie", which his father had bought in Utica, New York.
Bonamassa opened for B.B. King at approximately 20 shows in 1989. [5] Before he reached 18 years old, Bonamassa was playing in a band called Bloodline with the sons of Miles Davis, Robby Krieger, and Berry Oakley. Although Bloodline did not become a famous act, it attracted some attention to Bonamassa's guitar chops.[6]
Bonamassa's debut studio album A New Day Yesterday was released in 2000, and features both original tunes and covers of such artists as Rory Gallagher, Jethro Tull, and Warren Haynes.[7] The album features a guest appearance by Gregg Allman on the tune "If Heartaches Were Nickels" and was produced by Tom Dowd.[8] The album reached #9 on the Billboard Blues chart.[9]
Between 2002 and 2006, Bonamassa saw three studio albums hit #1 on the Billboard Blues Charts, and all five of his solo studio albums made the top-10.[10]
In 2009 Bonamassa fulfilled one of his childhood dreams by playing at the Royal Albert Hall in London, where Eric Clapton played a duet with him.[11]
Bonamassa's live album Beacon Theatre–Live from New York was released in 2012. The show featured one of Bonamassa's musical heroes, Paul Rodgers, formerly of the bands Free and Bad Company, as a guest.[6]
March 26, 2013 saw the release of his live acoustic album An Acoustic Evening at the Vienna Opera House, which was released as a CD/DVD/Blu-ray set.This concert marked the first time Bonamassa played a wholly acoustic show. The acoustic ensemble that performed the show was assembled with the help of Bonamassa's longtime producer, Kevin Shirley.[12]
The concluding, three-night stand of Bonamassa's spring 2013 tour occurred at the famous Beacon Theatre in New York City.[12]
Over the summer of 2013, Bonamassa performed four shows in London featuring three different bands and, at one show, a horn section, covering four different sides of his music. Each show had a unique setlist. The shows were recorded for a DVD release and the set of DVDs was released in October, 2013 under the name "Tour de Force."[13]
On December 6, 2013, Bonamassa and Beth Hart were nominated for a Grammy Award for their 2013 collaborative album SeeSaw in the Best Blues Album category.[14]Joe Bonamassa - Radio City Music Hall
Bonamassa's album Different Shades of Blue is his first solo studio album to showcase only original songs, except for one short instrumental Jimi Hendrix cover. The Hendrix cover is a 79-second partial performance of "Hey Baby (New Rising Sun)."[15][16] To write the album, Bonamassa went to Nashville and collaborated with three songwriters there: Jonathan Cain, who has written for Journey; James House, known for his work with Diamond Rio, Dwight Yoakam, and Martina McBride; and Jerry Flowers, who has written for Keith Urban. Bonamassa explained to the writers that he wasn't interested in creating three-minute radio hits, but just wanted to write some serious blues rock.[17] The recording of the album was accomplished in Las Vegas at a music studio in the Palms Hotel.[15] On the charts, the album reached #8 on the Billboard 200, #1 on the Blues Chart, and #1 on the Indie Chart as well.[18]
In May 2015 Bonamassa won a Blues Music Award in the 'Instrumentalist - Guitar' category.[19]
Collaboration with Beth Hart
Bonamassa was first exposed to Beth Hart's music after seeing her play several television performances. The two would often cross paths when playing shows separately in Europe, and Bonamassa became very impressed with Hart when he caught her show at the Blue Balls festival in Lucerne, Switzerland. While recording his album Dust Bowl and listening to the expanded edition of the Rolling Stones' Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out! that features tracks by Ike and Tina Turner, Bonamassa became inspired to try pairing up with a female, and Beth Hart came to mind. The two musicians met up in a hotel bar in Dublin and soon Bonamassa floated the idea, which Hart accepted immediately, although she was at first under the impression that he was asking her to sing backup vocals on his next album. When she realized that his intention was for her to sing lead vocals, she said "I was floored".[20]
Bonamassa, Hart, and producer Kevin Shirley wrote down lists of soul songs they liked to come up with material for the album, which was named Don't Explain. The group settled on twelve songs, although only ten ended up being recorded. Bonamassa and Hart chose five songs for the album each. Some of Hart's favorite tracks on the album, included "For My Friend" by Bill Withers and "Sinner's Prayer" by Ray Charles. Bonamassa had always wanted to do versions of Brook Benton's "I'll Take Care of You" and "Well Well" written by Delaney Bramlett & Bonnie Bramlett.[citation needed]
Their follow-up album, Seesaw was nominated for a Grammy Award in the category of Best Blues Album.[citation needed]
Other side projects
Bonamassa served as the guitarist for the hard rock supergroup Black Country Communion. The band released three studio albums.[21]
He is also a member of the jazz-funk band Rock Candy Funk Party. They released their debut album, We Want Groove in 2013 and followed it up with Rock Candy Funk Party Takes New York - Live at the Iridium. The show was recorded over a three night stand at the Iridium Jazz Club in New York City. The band played Conan on February 10, 2014.[22]
The Pickup Radio
Bonamassa actively produces radio shows with another guitar aficionado, Matt Abramovitz. The episodes are about "the life and lore of the guitar".[23]
Influences
Unlike many blues rock guitarists that came before him, Bonamassa's influences are British and Irish blues acts rather than American artists. In an interview in Guitarist magazine he cited three albums that had the biggest influence on his playing: John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers with Eric Clapton (the Beano album), Rory Gallagher's Irish Tour and Goodbye by Cream.[24] He also noted that Stevie Ray Vaughan's Texas Flood had a big influence when Bonamassa was young. Among other bands, he listed the early blues playing of Jethro Tull as an influence, and named both Martin Barre and Mick Abrahams as important musicians to him.[25][26]
He elaborated on his influences in a 2007 interview:Bonamassa performing at Stafford, Texas in 2007
"You know, my heroes were the Columbia guys – Paul Kossoff, Peter Green, Eric Clapton. There’s so many – there’s Gary Moore, Rory Gallagher – another Irish musician who played the same things, but don't tell him that. But those guys were my guys – Jeff Beck, Jimmy Page. There's a certain sophistication to their approach to the blues that I really like, more so than the American blues that I was listening to. B.B. King's a big influence – he's probably my biggest traditional influence. I love Muddy Waters, Robert Johnson and T-Bone Walker and stuff like that, but I couldn't sit down. I was always forcing myself to listen to whole records by them, where I'd rather listen to Humble Pie do "I'm Ready" than Muddy Waters, you know? I think, the English interpretation of the blues just hit me a lot better, you know?"[27]
In an October 2008 interview with Express & Star he said:
"When I heard Kossoff playing "Mr. Big" and when I heard Clapton playing "Crossroads" and when I heard Rory Gallagher playing "Cradle Rock", I was like, 'This is way cooler'.... "British blues are my thing. When I heard Rod Stewart and the Jeff Beck Group singing "Let Me Love You", it changed my life. I knew exactly what I wanted to do. Those are my influences".
And in an December 2012 interview with MusicRadar:
"My friends would ask me, 'Have you heard the new Van Halen record?' And I'd be like, 'Nope.' I was listening to Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush".[28]
Discography
Main article: Joe Bonamassa discography- A New Day Yesterday (2000)
- So, It's Like That (2002)
- Blues Deluxe (mainly cover songs) (2003)
- Had to Cry Today (2004)
- You & Me (2006)
- Sloe Gin (mainly cover songs) (2007)
- The Ballad of John Henry (2009)
- Black Rock (mainly cover songs) (2010)
- Dust Bowl (2011)
- Driving Towards the Daylight (2012)
- Different Shades of Blue (2014)
- Blues of Desperation (2016)
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