The Ballad of John Henry Overview
2009 release, the seventh studio album from renowned American Blues guitarist Joe Bonamassa. Produced by Kevin Shirley (Led Zeppelin, Aerosmith, The Black Crowes) the album sees Bonamassa deliver another collection of rocking Blues workouts. Featuring six original tracks penned by Bonamassa himself, he also takes on six covers, including Tom Waits' 'Jockey Full Of Bourbon', Sam Brown's 'Stop' and the Newley/Bricusse penned classic 'Feelin' Good'.
Customer Reviews
Joe is a brilliant album from voice, guitar and working all the way through. As a life-long music lover and guitarist, some of the best I have heard of Jimmy Page, Eric Clapton, Stevie Ray, Jimmy and Hendix a long list of others. I think it is fair to say that Joe Bonamassa on the list of the guitar is the size. Ablum this is worth buying for any rock / blues fans Bonamssa. I think it's not quite right, this album compared to the other Joe, as I think each album as a painting gives us a visionthe artist's life. Joe Bonamassa is the great blues guitar playing of his generation. Consultation with the Les Paul has played guitar and shouted something that I have not heard from Jimmy Page. I'll see to make Joe play live. Buy the album and enjoy.
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