Ernie Ball: String Theory featuring Joe Bonamassa

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String Theory is a web series from Ernie Ball that explores the sonic origins of some of music's most innovative players. In this episode Joe explores how different gauges of Slinkys help him craft his sound, the Ernie Ball legacy spanning back to Clapton and Jimmy Page and the need to play with "bad intentions".

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"I wake up every day excited to play." - Joe at 0 :47
It shows.

ursafan

"It's not the gear, it's the intent" This can't be more true

Aaron-nzuy

Joe Bonamassa is INCREDIBLE live! If you ever get the chance to see one of his shows, GO! I got to see him at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville last November, and he (along with a World Class band and road crew) absolutely blew my mind.

And he's paid his dues. He's put in the grind time on the road. He's one of the best guitarists on the planet, and should already be a household name.

xanawolf

Man, that lick at 4:30 is just so damn perfect...

ax_el_alvarez

his sound and playing through that V was eargasm.

sixslinger

Joe is absolutely correct. I've heard some incredible guitar players use a cheap guitar and amp and make it sound amazing.

hotrodsgarage

I've seen him live and honestly it was one of the coolest shows I had ever seen, he's such a killer guitarist

andrewpappas

Love this channel, love JB.
I've seen him play live more than a few times and was just blown away, each and every time.
I'm always mystified by the haters who put this guy down.
I can only equate it to jealousy, or maybe self loathing on their part.
Those who can, do.
Those who can't, criticize.
Joe Bonamassa is what you get when you have talent, drive, a certain gift, and most of all, a work ethic.
This guy works his ass off to accomplish and do what he does.
James Brown was reputed to be the hardest working man in show business. I will not dispute that.
Joe is like many of his ilk, of any craft, trade or occupation:he is one hell of a hard and dedicated worker.
If you look at any of the "great" guitar players, especially those of technical ability, the one thing they have most in common is that they practice, practice, practice, and practice some more.
Again, just love and respect this guy.

motocommando

Agreed! That V sounds sublime. Wow!!!!

DannyBeardsley

Joe B. I just want to say thanx your music & playing style has been a big inspiration to me ! And your right its about your soul coming out of the guitar no matter what guitar you have ! But thats a beautiful Gibson Korina V anyway..

guitarhiker

whenever I see and hear joe play, it makes me want to get off my ass and go play..

elduderino

The only not scared to sweat on a $25, 000+ guitar.

Respect ✊

oshikiri

I feel fortunate to have heard him play.

AKI

Just saw Joe for the 3rd time. Amazing as always. Different each time too. This time he had some brass, Reese Winans on keyboards from SRV's band and Anton Fig on drums. Go see him if you can.

raserx