Going Down – Bonamassa, Trucks and Gibbons Do Freddie King Classic
follow link Man if you are going to tackle one of the King’s (in this case Freddie King) classics you better be up for it, and in this case Derek Trucks, Billy Gibbons and Dusty Hill of ZZTop led by Joe Bonamassa brought their A game.
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https://www.modulocapital.com.br/ur23d56 My vote is for Freddie King. He’s playing with all his heart and soul. Bonamassa, Gibbons and Trucks playing was lame. I couldn’t wait for that video to end. In my opinion, if you’re going to play something like Freddie’s Going Down, you have to be willing to dig as deep inside yourself as you can. My definition of “lame” is playing the same old licks as fast and as loud as you can. That doesn’t cut it when playing the blues in my book, no matter how great of “guitar player” you are.
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https://traffordhistory.org/lookingback/s5istafd1trBuy Diazepam Eu Agree that Freddie blows them away in the passion and uniqueness department. Also agree with Bonamassa, he has such talent, just can’t seem to dig deep enough and connect with people, too much flash with not enough feeling. Of the 3 I thought Billy did the best at sounding real and adding feeling even though his skills are somewhat limited. I’ve always found it tough to move from SRV, Freddie, BB, Albert, et al…to Satriana, Beck, Eric Johnson, etc… I like these guys, respect the hell out of their talent and creative side, but it doesn’t hit me in the same place as SRV and the blues guys.
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