Joe Bonamassa - Tour De Force - Tea For One - Hammersmith Apollo

Tea For One is taken from Joe Bonamassa's newest release, Tour de Force -
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Joe Bonamassa - Tour De Force -- Live In London, is an unprecedented live concert event unfolding over four DVD/ Blurays recorded earlier in 2013 at some of the most famous and iconic London venues: Royal Albert Hall, Hammersmith Apollo, Shepherd's Bush Empire, and The Borderline.
Formats:
DVD/BLU-RAY/AMP BOX SET
The Amp Box Set Includes:
All 4 concerts in DVD or Blu-ray format
Collectible, hard cover photo book including 48 pages of stunning photography highlighting the March 2012 London tour. Photos by Christie Goodwin.
The collectible "Miniature" Vintage Marshall Amp is A One of a Kind Box Design. The entire outside surface is covered with a leatherette to feel and look like a real amp. The "speaker cabinet" is real screen-printed cloth to give the feel of Speaker Mesh. The official Marshall Logo is used and simulated exactly how the real Vintage Amp would have it. The top of the amp is complete with all knobs turned to 10, just like Joe likes it. Joe's Gold Signature is printed on the back of the Amp along with all the Beautiful Artwork from the Tour De Force- Live In London DVD's. Designed to Fit all five products for safe keeping.
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[@randykintzley5923]

Page was tunned into something other-worldly the day he recorded the lead work for the original. Joe is not going to take you on the same kind of ride, NO ONE CAN. Joe is probably just a fan like the rest of us. I'm glad to see the song getting played.

[@glenncowan6669]

This is one of zeppelin's songs that really gets better and better with age . Joe is putting some real fire into it!!

[@kolibri7742]

Too perfect to rock and roll

[@garyspence6519]

If you really listen to the original, it is an absolute guitar masterpiece. One of page's best. He layers 3 or 4 guitars on top of each other. Very hard to play live. Joe does a great job. He also has a studio recording that is very good. It is a very underated song. Dont know why. It's one of zeps best, in my opinion.

[@JohnBindon]

Judging by the crowds non reaction - they didn't even know what song it was !!! There should have been a roar when this one started up !

[@robertmantell1700]

+JohnBindon Agreed. Forgive my ignorance, but who was singing?

[@w.geoffreyspaulding6588]

@@robertmantell1700 don’t know….wish they would post the names of the performers. I’ve seen that drummer and bassist before (LOVE the bassist) but know the singer. He reminded me a bit of Paul Rodgers.

[@KevinSolano]

Actually there was a slightly one at 1:47 ... Better that than nothing

[@josephhoward2787]

Ha! You are so right!

[@joemoore7447]

A song written by Robert Plant of Led Zeppelin!

[@johnnatisin-x9w]

awesome blues, Plays right to my soul.

[@stephenflowers8516]

Excellent job!

[@daveb335]

This is such an amazing cover of this Led Zeppelin classic. An amazing blues song.

[@mike2190]

Danm. Damn fine Job.

[@TonyinMBSC8669]

This will always be Jimmy Page's song but Joe really does a magnificent interpretation here!! Can't wait to see him in Charlotte NC in March!!

[@MBRMrblueroads]

Fantastic job

[@julianneburns9355]

He never disappoints, amazing ❤

[@w.geoffreyspaulding6588]

Holy Cow, what a gorgeous cover of Zep.

[@tymather4526]

Doug Henthorn could cover Paul Rodgers also. Fantastic performance of one of my favorite songs. Joe Bonamassa nailed it!

[@riittahatinen4579]

❤JOE❤ awesome you are and this great song…🥰💕

[@davidpendry7731]

Amazing Tone. Terrific vocals

[@TheWalterram]

A great rare gem from the mighty Zep!

[@00xanawolf00]

One of my favorite covers by the modern master that is Joe Bonamassa. In my opinion, the cover exceeds and outshines the original.

[@billgoforth7426]

Jimmy Page and The Black crowes version isBaaadass

[@juniorpontes4620]

Simply 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 - Robert Anthony Plant - John Richard Baldwin - John Henry Bonham 😭🙏 - James Patrick Page 🎵🎼🎶🎼🎶🎼🎹🎤🎸😎

[@hemlock399]

Nice cover. Kudos.

[@evatrussell9436]

❤

[@MoonStar-fq6oy]

❤😊❤😊❤😊

[@mchristr]

Great feel but missing Page's essential turnaround lick. The listener can't help but anticipate the next time he lays it on you.

[@hdwenner]

Doug Henthorn great

[@sagaalving9675]

It is not Dough singing

[@KeithStLouis-yv3bd]

I like Joe a lot, but his tone on the intro pales in comparison to Page's

[@LeStraTele]

Kinda getting that Peter Green tone

[@kolibri7742]

Too perfect and planned to be anything near rock and roll

[@TheEvilDrR]

Not bad, but nothing near the Zep version.

[@gregbyrne743]

That is a bit rough, really.

[@Overlord6196]

sorry man but Joe absolutely nailed this song, knocked it out the park, and into the next city over. I've listened to A LOT of Jimmy Page's live work, I both love & adore Page, but Joe nailed it 100% here. I'm sorry but Jimmy would be unable to replicate this in his prime. How do I know that? Because he didn't. Jimmy's work is amazingly soulful, but Joe's level of polish is unmatched; Not a stray note in sight.

[@TheEvilDrR]

@@Overlord6196 I wasn't talking ~just~ about Bonamassa - he doesn't have the band that Jimmy had. The vocals aren't anywhere near Robert's. And the drumming isn't either. And frankly, Jimmy wrote this damn song, in his prime, and you're saying he couldn't replicate it? FFS! He could probably do so NOW and still blow Joe's doors off. Especially now, since he's cleaned himself up. It's ALWAYS easier to cover someone else's masterpiece than it is to make your own. I mean, I love Joe keeping the blues alive and all, I know a guy who's played with him. I've enjoyed a lot of his stuff, but I think he covers more stuff than he writes. So don't take this personally, but this just does not have the same intensity as the original. Maybe because this is live and the Zep version is recorded, with all that entails. The original makes me wanna cry every time I hear it. This? Nah.

[@TheEvilDrR]

@@user-vg5wu8zq7d Well, why the hell would you cover a song if you couldn't improve on it somehow? I mean, other than making some bucks playing something someone else did better the first time? Back in the day, I heard SRV cover Hendrix, and at first, I thought he was insane for even trying, until he killed it. Better? Doubtful. Awesome? Completely. When someone plays a cover, they're just copying, unless they add something to the song. SRV did that, Joe? Not so much. Sorry. This is totally NOT killing it. This adds nothing. It's just copying a better work to make a few bucks.

[@billgoforth7426]

Everybody has an opinion. Well done. 🕺

[@johnnyd63]

Playing all the stock Page licks and scales with none of the original charisma and style. Joe B. in the right time and place as there are NO mainstream blues rock guitarists around anymore. I always thought Joe was a competent yet extremely unoriginal player.This performance proves it. Nice $400,000 Les Paul burst by the way.

[@geoffmcmahon4453]

Yeah Jimmy Pages only cost $500