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Joe Bonamassa- DUST BOWL: Limited Edition Deluxe Version- CD- 2011-
- J&R Adventures Inc./Provogue Records/Mascot Music Productions And Publishing B.V.- 8712725733423- 700 grn
DUST BOWL is the ninth studio album by blues rock guitarist Joe Bonamassa. It was released worldwide on 22nd March 2011. The cover art is based on a famous 1936 photograph by Arthur Rothstein. Joe Bonamassa has appropriated a genre of music born from slavery and black blues musicians, and mutated it to big-screen proportions. DUST BOWL is Bonamassa’s full-length solo album and comes hot on the heels of his last solo record Black Rock and the super-group project, Black Country Communion. With Kevin Shirley in the producer’s chair, these cork-sniffers of stellar guitar tones outdo themselves yet again. If you thought Black Country Communion sounded like it was recorded in the ’70s right after a Zeppelin or Deep Purple session, DUST BOWL goes even further. Sonically, DUST BOWL is a blues-rock achievement and has some of Bonamassa’s finest performances, guitar tones, and arrangements. His solos burn, hit you in the gut, and climax to perfection. He conjures up the kind of to-die-for luscious guitar tones and flawless blues phrasing. Although he too often and unnecessarily cops Eric Johnson’s patented “violin tone” and pentatonic sequencing flurries, he balances these with heaping helpings of tasty blues licks and a flawless vibrato. As a songwriter, Bonamassa relies heavily upon the time-worn blues-rock pastiche with its obligatory rootsy brush strokes and compulsory mythic themes. With that said, he does it better than anyone else.
PERSONNEL: Joe Bonamassa – guitars, vocals, tzouras, baglama, slide bouzouki, mandolin; Michael Rhodes, Carmine Rojas – bass; Anton Fig – drums, percussion, Hammer guitar, shaker; Rick Melick – organ, piano, tambourine, synthesizers, accordion; Peter Van Weelden – spoken word; Beth Hart, Glenn Hughes, John Hiatt – vocals; Vince Gill – guitar, vocals; Chad Cromwell – drums; Reese Wynans, Steve Nathan – Hammond organ, piano; Tony Cedras – trumpet; Arlan Schierbaum – Hammond organ; Blondie Chaplin – guitar.
Instead of gritty, urban, toe-tapping blues, we get widescreen John Ford-style panoramas and ominous cinematic imagery of trains, cotton fields, heartache, alienation, evil women, and death. Over time, Bonamassa has created his own universe that no longer has much to do with what we think of as traditional blues. It’s movie music for your mind with astonishingly great guitar playing. Song highlights include the hypnotic “Slow Train”, the rocking “The Whale That Swallowed Jonah” and the dark and foreboding “Dust Bowl”. On the ballad “The Last Matador Of Bayonne”, Bonamassa channels the late, great Gary Moore during the solo section. It’s a moving performance with the interesting choice of a lone trumpet softly playing far back in the mix. Bonamassa gets a helping hand from some great guests that help give the record stylistic range and variety. John Hiatt joins him on vocals for the rocking Hiatt/John Porter-penned “Tennessee Plates”, while Vince Gill displays mega-country pickin’ and later adds vocals and guitar to the song “Sweet Rowena”. Blondie Chaplin, Arlan Scheirbaum, and Beth Hart perform the Michael Kamen/Tim Curry tune “No Love On The Street”, and Glenn Hughes wails on the song “Heartbreaker” written by Paul Rogers. Bonamassa’s album DUST BOWL picks up where Black Rock left off. His vision is true, clear, and more expansive than ever. His guitar playing will send you running back to the woodshed, while the music will resonate with you long after the final notes fade.
Presented In A Sixty Page Hardcover Book With Transparent Disc-Mount On The Inside Cover And Includes Extended Artwork.
Made In The EU.
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