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American blues guitarist Joe Bonamassa’s twelfth studio album, Dust Bowl, fluidly mixes acoustic numbers, rock riffs, just a touch of Nashville country and even a headbanging cover of Free’s “Heartbreaker”, a nod to Bonamassa’s love of 70s British blues-rock. Bonamassa is joined by some special guests, including John Hiatt, ex-Deep Purple singer Glenn Hughes and Jason Bonham (son of the legendary Led Zeppelin drummer, John).
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1-Slow Train 2-Dust Bowl 3-Tennessee Plates (& John Hiatt) 4-The Meaning Of The Blues 5-Black Lung Heartache 6-You Better Watch Yourself 7-The Last Matador Of Bayonne 8-Heartbreaker (& Glenn Hughes) 9-No Love On The Street 10-The Whale That Swallowd Jonah 11-Sweet Rowena (& Vince Gill) 12-Prisoner (2010 'Provogue')(63:06/12) In Europa und den USA aufgenommenes Album, bei dem Songs im Mittelpunkt stehen, teils nahezu elegische Sounds, dann aber wieder Rocker in der besten Jeff Beck-Tradition. Spannend
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53 of 54 people found the following review helpful
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I pre-ordered this a while ago. Not sure why it has turned up a few days ahead of the alleged release date, but very pleased that it has.
I have been a Joe fan for quite a while now, and I just love all of his work - up until I bought Black Rock that is. I don't know what it is about that album, it is just... weird. I don't like it. I was worried.
But I was blown away by Black Country Communion, and so I have been eagerly awaiting his next solo effort. Here it is. Joe is back. This is spine tingling blues, I love it. Never mind all the "if you like this artist or that artist" recommendations - if you like Joe Bonamassa, you will like this :-)
The book accompanying this deluxe edition looks interesting, but I am going to need some new reading glasses, its weird font in brown on brown is not the most legible thing I've ever seen. But I didn't buy this to read the book.
Buy it, you will love it. Can't give a "best track" yet, I need a few listens first... track 4 Meaning of the Blues is a contender so far though!
UPDATE: After several plays, I am slightly reluctant to give a best track, because they are all worthy, there is not one duff track on here, a truly brilliant album and a real return to top form after Black Rock. But if I was popping to the shops and this was in the car and I only had time for one track, it would be number 9, No Love On The Street. It's just GLORIOUS. I'll say it again - BUY THIS, you will not be disappointed.
ANOTHER UPDATE: Just figured why I like track 9 so much - it is very similar to another fave of mine, Sloe Gin - and I now realise that is because it is another old Tim Curry song, also written by Michael Kamen. It's got the same sirens in it, might even be the same sample! Whatever - love it.
YET ANOTHER UPDATE: I knew I knew the name Michael Kamen from somewhere in the deep recesses of my brain other than just for Sloe Gin (forgive me, I'm a bit slow sometimes!), and having just recently re-watched the original series of Edge Of Darkness on DVD, it has finally hit me - he co-wrote the brilliant music for that landmark series with Eric Clapton. He has also written many other huge film scores - check him out.
I have been a Joe fan for quite a while now, and I just love all of his work - up until I bought Black Rock that is. I don't know what it is about that album, it is just... weird. I don't like it. I was worried.
But I was blown away by Black Country Communion, and so I have been eagerly awaiting his next solo effort. Here it is. Joe is back. This is spine tingling blues, I love it. Never mind all the "if you like this artist or that artist" recommendations - if you like Joe Bonamassa, you will like this :-)
The book accompanying this deluxe edition looks interesting, but I am going to need some new reading glasses, its weird font in brown on brown is not the most legible thing I've ever seen. But I didn't buy this to read the book.
Buy it, you will love it. Can't give a "best track" yet, I need a few listens first... track 4 Meaning of the Blues is a contender so far though!
UPDATE: After several plays, I am slightly reluctant to give a best track, because they are all worthy, there is not one duff track on here, a truly brilliant album and a real return to top form after Black Rock. But if I was popping to the shops and this was in the car and I only had time for one track, it would be number 9, No Love On The Street. It's just GLORIOUS. I'll say it again - BUY THIS, you will not be disappointed.
ANOTHER UPDATE: Just figured why I like track 9 so much - it is very similar to another fave of mine, Sloe Gin - and I now realise that is because it is another old Tim Curry song, also written by Michael Kamen. It's got the same sirens in it, might even be the same sample! Whatever - love it.
YET ANOTHER UPDATE: I knew I knew the name Michael Kamen from somewhere in the deep recesses of my brain other than just for Sloe Gin (forgive me, I'm a bit slow sometimes!), and having just recently re-watched the original series of Edge Of Darkness on DVD, it has finally hit me - he co-wrote the brilliant music for that landmark series with Eric Clapton. He has also written many other huge film scores - check him out.
18 of 18 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Yet another "goodie" from Mr.Bonamassa. From the first chords chug,chug,chug of SLOW TRAIN all the way through this is a blues/rock gem. Personally one minor critism I personally prefer the John Hiatt original (Tennessee Plates), but that apart, excellent. Being a big fan of Free prior to lisening to the "Heartbreaker" track I didn't know if I would like it, but Joe's collaberation with Glenn Hughes on this song is a barnstormer. If you're into JB then you'll probably purchase it anyway, (if in doubt, get it). If on the other hand you're new to the name, treat yourself and hopefully you'll LOVE IT.
27 of 28 people found the following review helpful
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I got the Dust Bowl Limited Edition CD today and I am currently listening to it on full volume. Amazing big Blues sound with amazing guitar playing of course as always with Joe Bonamassa. The Limited Edition CD-box is very well presented in the form of a book about Joe and the Blues, I haven't had time to read it yet but it is looks very nice. If you like Blues and great guitar playing I can really recommend Dust Bowl!
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Dust Bowl
What can i say that has not already been said, The pupil is now the master, Joe is just awsome.
Published 1 month ago by D. C. Steel
Joe Bonamassa - Dust Bowl
The CD is great and a must have for any JB fan. I began listening to his music via Planet Rock Radio and have ended up buying several CD albums because of it! Its all good though!
Published 1 month ago by Ms. S. H. Stahl
Absolutely fantastic
Never ever has modern blues been played with more passion and skill on guitar. Lets get more from Joes hand in the future. With this album Joe is number one, no doubt :)
Published 5 months ago by Steffen Denmark
This guy is awesone
I have watched this guy's career over recent years, seen him live several times and he never ceases to amaze. Read more
Published 5 months ago by BIG AL 100
Present not avallable in shops
This was a present which did not seem to be avalable in any of the shops we visted on the high street or shopping malls.
Published 6 months ago by Satisfied
Joe's back on top form (again).
After a slight dip in form on the "Black Rock" album(an album where Mr.Bonamassa chose a slight deviation from his normal musical furrow) here we find him back on track and... Read more
Published 7 months ago by Dunksville
Brilliant - Buy it!
This is just fantastic. Not a bad track. the title track grows and grows (does anybody else think the Duanne Eddy-like guitar sounds like that bit out of 'Enter the dragon', or is... Read more
Published 7 months ago by Neil in Marldon
dust bowl
The title single is only flavour of how good the album is. Best album this year, maybe? He can sing and defintely play guitar, the new Clapton, no better!
Published 7 months ago by coopscalling
A little different
After the previous high ratings and the fact I'm going to see him play live soon I thought I best get the latest stuff since he'll no doubt be playing it. Read more
Published 9 months ago by Uberdude
ITS A TWISTER!!ITS A TWISTER!!!
What can i say that hasnt already said?A classic of epic proporti6ns.Everyone is gonna have their faves.Mine?Slow Train.Dust Bowl.Black Lung Heartache. Read more
Published 9 months ago by S. Corbett
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