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[leonlefox]

im a metalhead. This is not my usual type of music. But my dad used to love this song and we always listened to it together. He died on leucemia 2 years ago. I really miss him and sometimes i listen to this song to remember him. Thank you, Joe.

[timholt]

Pure Talent. At 62 im inspired to learn to play guitar. This song brings me to tears. Some people hear music, some of us FEEL IT. !!!!

[josephcannon-vnie]

When I go to Heaven please, my dear Lord, allow me to take Joe's music with me. Heavenly, indeed!

[tomt]

One of the best heart felt songs I've ever heard. You don't find too many Songs or artists that can hold your attention and your heart for 9 &1/2 minutes. Beautiful peace.

[TrixiMusic]

My dad loved your music. He just recently passed away 9-24-22. And we're gonna play this song at his memorial. I just want my daddy back.

[tfajsh]

Joe’s has did such a great job refining his vocals over the years. He’s now one of the best singers out there. With his guitar skill he’s a living legend.

[jordandickerson]

My wife and I were sitting in Row 25. We saw him 3 times and this was a great show. The acoustics at Red Rocks is fantastic. R.I.P Michael Rhodes.

[nutt]

Those tones...unreal! Not many guitarists get that kind of sound off of an axe. That's what separates the good from the GREAT. And Joe is GREAT!

[darthderek]

I swear I was listening to this song and admiring Michael Rhodes 10 minutes before I heard about his passing. Rest in peace brother

[pamelacairns]

Was with my brother in Durham 2 years ago in February. This is my brother's favorite Bonamassa song. I was so glad he played this. I'm a dancer. Taught dance my whole life. Almost 50 yrs. My brother who has not one ounce of rhythm in his whole body just started moving when Joe played this. It was so amazing. It made his whole night. My brother took me, my mom and my sister in law out for a beautiful dinner and this concert. Incredible memory. Sorry for the small novella. Lol

[jeffreyschmoldt]

Joe is the greatest guitarist in the world. He plays from his soul

[ariellyn]

I didn’t discover Joe until 2016, 8 years after my beloved husband died from cancer. My biggest regret is that he never had the chance to experience Bonamassa . He would have loved it. He loved Clapton, Gary Moore and BB King. Now when I listen to Joe’s music it’s bittersweet. I wish I could have shared my love of Joe’s music with him. Life isn’t fair by any means.

[LaurieHovey-bt]

Joe is the greatest guitarist & singer that I've come across in years! Would love to see him live.

[ruybal]

That double bass kick drum during the solo just propelled the entire feel of the song to the next level. So damn good.

[bml]

This is a textbook example of how to build a solo. Absolutely amazing in every way. Joe’s tone is incredible. The band sounds awesome...this is so perfect on so many levels!

[LoganPEade]

One of the absolute best live performances I've heard in almost 50 years!

[gregoryzischke]

An old soul, paired with an old guitar, performing an old song in a new suit. Brilliant.

[FighterPilot]

A very emotional song for those who feel a little bit sad and lost in life after life's hits❤️

[Shine-xnfh]

Bezapelacyjnie, jeden z najlepszych kawałków, jakie w życiu usłyszałam. Kocham to.

[virgilhurst]

The Joe Bonamassa band is the greatest rock blues band to ever tour North America and abroad!!
😎😎😎😎