Joe Bonamassa: Dust Bowl (180g) auf 2 LPs

Joe Bonamassa ist der Mann der Stunde. Sein letzter Streich "Black Rock" schaffte einen respektablen 22 Platz in den Album Charts.
Mit "Dust Bowl" will der Amerikaner nun endlich auch in Deutschland richtig durchstarten. Unterstützung fand der jetzt schon legendäre Gitarrist bei Kollegen wie Glenn Hughes, John Hiatt und Beth Hart. 'The New King Of Blues Rock' wird mit seinem neuen Werk Deutschland im Sturm erobern.

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This is Bonamassa’s ninth studio release on his own J&R Adventures label, which he created with longtime manager Roy Weisman. Dust Bowl was produced by Kevin “Caveman” Shirley (Black Crowes, Aerosmith, Led Zeppelin) making it their sixth collaboration in five years.

Dust Bowl was recorded in sessions at Black Rock Studios in Santorini, Greece, Ben’s Studio in Nashville, TN, The Cave in Malibu, CA and The Village in Los Angeles, CA. It combines the gritty, blues-based tones of Bonamassa’s first albums with the fluid, genre-defying sounds he’s mastered in the years since and adds a dash of country from Joe’s collaborations with the best of Nashville including legends Vince Gill and John Hiatt.

“Dust Bowl,” Shirley explains, “is very firmly rooted in the Blues, but definitely explores the outer reaches of the genre and showcases Joe’s amazing virtuosity as he digs deep into his psyche in some lengthy and blistering guitar solos.”

“This is the best album we’ve ever done,” adds Bonamassa. “I’m finding more inspiration in storytelling in my 30s, in writing songs that are about something more profound than ‘my baby left me.’ I like albums that are made with the right intentions and sound organic and a little rough around the edges, like a great band playing live in the room, and that’s what we accomplished with Dust Bowl.”

On the John Hiatt / John Porter-penned “Tennessee Plates,” Hiatt duets with Bonamassa and Vince Gill lends his signature guitar stylings. Gill also plays on “Sweet Rowena,” a song he composed with frequent writing partner Pete Wasner. Arlan Scheirbaum, Beth Hart and Blondie Chaplin play on the Michael Kamen / Tim Curry track “No Love On The Street,” and Glenn Hughes sings on the Paul Rodgers-penned “Heartbreaker.”

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,,Back to the roots: Blues und Country dominieren Joe Bonamassas wunderbare Saitenarbeit." (stereoplay, 04 / 2011)

,,Kaum ein Jahr nach dem hierzulande überaus erfolgreichen ,,Black Bock" serviert Joe Bonamassa mit ,,Dust Bowl" eine weitere Perle: Die großartigen Gitarren wenden sich diesmal mehr den Blues- und Country-Roots zu." (audio, 04 / 2011)

,,Sehr ordentlich, Herr Bonamassa!" (Good Times, 04 / 05.2011)

,,Er ist ein cooler Hund, der Joe. MaI klingt er hemdsärmelig wie ein Country-Rocker, mal wie Led Zeppelin oder seine Zweitband Black Country Communion mit Glenn Hughes und Jason Bonham." (stereo, 05 / 2011)

,,Starke Vorstellung!" (sono, 04 / 05.2011)