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Frogtoon Music Album Info: An Acoustic Evening At The Vienna Opera House
Published: 10 Oct 2013, 21:38
He Has A Following In The United States But Over In Europe Joe Bonamassa’s Star Shines So Bright He Can Headline Vienna Music Hall A Gorgeous Opera House Traditionally Housing The Vienna Philharmonic. It’s A Large Venue And One That Conveys Class So Bonamassa Has Indeed Gone The Classy Route Here Choosing To Dedicate His Concert To “An Acoustic Evening ” An Event Then Documented On The 2013 Live DVD/CD Set An An Acoustic Evening At The Vienna Opera House The Set Is Available In Various Permutations Of DVD BluRay CD . Joe Bonamassa Didn’t Take This Task Lightly.
He’s Supported By Four Musicians All Playing A Variety Of Old-Timey Acoustic Instruments Banjo Fiddle Harmonium Mandola And Naturally Nickel Harp Surrounded Himself With Ten Acoustic Guitars And Dobro And Plays A Marathon Set List Of 20 Songs. All This Space Does Indeed Give Bonamassa Ample Space To Demonstrate He’s Skilled At Being More Than Just A Jacked-Up Electric Blues Guitarist Splicing Together Strands Of SRV And Clapton. He Sounds Comfortable In This Setting Perhaps Even A Little Liberated Turning His Songs Into Country-Blues And Back-Porch Stomps. There Are Enough New Colors And Textures To Turn The Ear Of Skeptics Who May Get A Little Weary Of Bonamassa’s Never-Ending String Of Releases At Least Two A Year Every Year Of The 2010s So Far But The Concert Itself Is Also In Danger Of Being Too Much Of A Good Thing Lasting Almost Two Hours In Its DVD/BluRay Incarnation And Both Have Additional Hour-Long Making-Of Documentaries . The CD Is Shorter And Contains Judiciously Selected Highlights So The Casual Fans Can Turn There But Really Anybody Who Is A Serious Bonamassa Head Will Not Be Disappointed With This Acoustic Concert Which Offers More Different And Interesting Sounds Than Any Other Previous Bonamassa Album.
- Stephen Thomas Erlewine Allmusic.Com - Credits
Banjo Fiddle – Gerry O’Connor
Engineer – Jared Kvitka
Executive Producer – Roy Weisman
Guitar Vocals – Joe Bonamassa
Harmonium Accordion Baby Piano Glockenspiel – Arlan Schierbaum
Mastered By – Leon Zervos
Nickel Harp Mandola – Mats Wester
Percussion – Lenny Castro
Producer – Kevin Shirley
Recorded By – Eric Roa