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Whistle Stopper - A New Day Yesterday Live
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List Price: $14.98
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Manufacturer: Premier Artists
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0805386005928
Format: Live
Label: Premier Artists
Manufacturer: Premier Artists
Number Of Discs: 1
Publication Date: 2002
Publisher: Premier Artists
Release Date: 2005-02-22
Studio: Premier Artists
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Summary: Melting butter
Comment: Mr. B plays a mean guitar. This is a good effort, and he's progressed nicely since it's release. Some good stuff, buy it !
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Summary: "joe bonamassa rules"
Comment: what a HOT cd! joe bonamassa is awesome, looking forward to seeing him play in march 2009 in cerritos CA.
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Summary: Awesome !
Comment: Joe Bonamassa is THE premire blues guitarist in the world. Saw him live over the summer and he was even better than studio. Which is why this album is definitely worth it. Can't wait to see him again!
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Summary: Awesome Bluesrock
Comment: Nice CD I played this CD for about a month before I wanted to hear something else. This Guy can Play the guitar and sing the Blues like any of the old timers. Even the Bass Player sounds Great
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Summary: A New Day Yesterday Live (my review from BARCELONA)
Comment: I'm impressed, what a guitar. I totally agree with Harris Gershman's phrase "GREAT MUSIC, TERRIBLE PRESSING" but not with the 3 stars. I think this record deserves 4 or 5 stars at least even if it is more a rock record than a Blues record. In spite of that, it reaches stellar moments of Blues for instance in "Steppin out/Rice pudding" (the Bluesbraekers of Jonh Mayall play a great cover in its LP featuring Eric Clapton) or "If heartaches were nickels" (in Kenny Neal LP Hoodoo Moon there is a good cover of this piece too) or Free singer's Paul Rodgers's Blues "Walk in my shadow". Bonamassa's guitar level is absolutely great, It is even exceptional. By the way, the title record "A new day yesterday" is a great Jethro Tull singer's Ian Anderson's composition, what a great band, and in this record Joe makes a sensational cover which includes a guitar demonstration with plenty of feeling, just like the rest of the record. Highly recommended to all guitar lovers.
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Editorial Reviews:
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1. Jam (Intro) - 3:21 2. Cradle Rock - 3:37 3. Steppin' Out/Rice Pudding - 5:31 4. A New Day Yesterday - 8:05 5. Miss You, Hate You - 7:20 6. Walk in My Shadows - 5:57 7. I Know Where I Belong - 10:14 8. Colour and Shape - 6:12 9. Trouble Waiting (Bonamassa/Tyrell/Tyrell) - 4:36 10. If Hearaches Were Nickles - 7:42 11. Don't Burn Down That Bridge - 8:22
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