Joe Bonamassa featuring the T-MAN 3/8/200

[firemedic8807]

This kid is going to be great as I remember it Joe got his start at around 12 and was a prodigy at a young age so I can only see the same for ypung Tman

[sodazman]

LOL at those who think he's over-rated. He's got so much soul in his playing and very solid technique.

Let's see a video of you playing before you post shit. 

[renrisner]

Anyone naysaying this kid watch him play now. He's the next JB.  SEARCH "Tallan I still got the blues". The kid absolutely rips on guitar!!

[Squweesh]

yeah nice dynamics kid..

[csgoldengirl1]

go kid go!!

[dervictor01]

fk...i would do everything to play on JBs Guitar

[hbk123]

@dervictor01 ive played a bunch of em lol

[CaitlinBrooksMusic]

Rock and roll, little kid!

[EpicFlyingDude]

Girl: "AAAAAAAAH!"

Dude: "Shut up.."

Other Dude: "Ehehahaha"

*finally hears music*

[Fathertimeless]

This really shows that Joe Bonamassa is just pure class in both his playing and his heart. T-Man will be right up there one of these days the Kid rocks and has the soul of a Blues man.

[NNATHEW18]

@TheFlyers09 Dude, do you think the previous generations didn't listen to stupid shit? "Top of the pops", "mtv", same old shit. Hindsight is always 20/20, and human stupidity has always been present, but so has human talent. The people who aren't idiots will never settle for idiocy, don't be such a downer on people. And btw, you too were once part of the "youth", and I'm sure there's plenty of great music you were too thick to appreciate as well.

[NNATHEW18]

@backroadjunkie

lmao, dude, Joe Bonamassa came up the same way, he played a show with BB King when he was 12 or something, don't diss. This kid's not just memorizing shit like other child prodigies, he actually FEELS the music, and the younger you feel it the more you'll grow into it, most people it takes YEARS to actually feel it like these players

[ceccavara]

Humbleness = JB

[rockhard5150]

Joe is the nicest guy.. and the best guitar player I have see in quite some time.  So much talent and yet so humble.

[backroadjunkie]

i dont get when people say there not into the pentatonic thing. most great rock and blues solos are based on the Pentantonic scale. the great players such as Page and gilmour take those 5 notes and make magic. its awesome.

[backroadjunkie]

i agree that he is good for his age but he is way over rated and as he gets older he will be one in a million. joe B is one of the best in the world and he is jus beginning to get recognized.

[bsbeware]

Way over rated

[MichaelGaard]

Let's not forget he's playing through Joe Bonamassa's rig. And that equals GREAT TONE!! :-) He's still ok. Not so much for the whole pentatonic thing :-)

[ladebak1]

@MichaelGaard Hay he is 9 and if you must not like the blues. This kid is only going to get better. Sounds like you are jealous.

[MichaelGaard]

@ladebak1 Not really :-) Like I said, he's okay for his age - not great, not overexcited about it. But he IS playing through Bonamassa's rig, hence the tone.

The guy played for a lot of years, he should have passed the pentaton by now.

[JoeBonamassaOfficial]

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[schnabelkese]

bad

[Blackoutwalkin]

The kids not even 10 and he plays like that, imagine when he's thirty...gonna be some good albums coming from him in the future, awesome!

[TheFlyers09]

@Blackoutwalkin .....and sadly there will be no one to buy those albums, because the youth have no music education and settle for the machine and computerized creations that "artists" like usher, timberlake and ke$ha throw out there. it's all nonsense they're listening to.

[Blackoutwalkin]

@TheFlyers09 Wow way to be a depressing asshole...

[NomadRepublic]

@Blackoutwalkin lol

[readyrooti]

yeah that would be my hand and my loud ass mouth in the background!!!!!

[TheWillBandSC]

haha awesome! when he steps off the mic some chick screems and that guy goes "shut up" lol

[gbastow]

He's better than me, and i'm 50!

[goddamfuck]

wow

[thailow117]

sounds like hippie-shit, but this entire video is 'love', isn't it?

[Kastralis]

im surprised he can hold that and not get sore shoulders

[TheAllmanBrother]

If he we're to get a 3/4 guitar, or even have one custom made, he would be much more comfortable playing and play much better.

[25renfrew]

@TheAllmanBrother I agree , although he is good he also still has too grow . with that said i sure in time this kid will become more profitiant then some of the best studio players out there.

[inagod]

@TheAllmanBrother he's been around a lot of people,they most likely decided he could handle a full size,his hands will if any,grow little more in size,but i hear you,maybe when he was younger,that would have been a better way to go.

[superfunnyman123]

man i started playing at the age of 8 and played with joe when i was 13 wish i would of started a couple yrs b4 that

[russhird]

look out joe this kids brilliant !!!!!! i think we`ll all be going to see him in concert in 10 years time.

[ScageyGuitarist]

Wow, brings a warm feeling to your heart that Joe can bring these kids forward. And to know that the future of the blues in in safe hands is awesome. T-Man could be the future :>

[thailow117]

yeah, he himself was brought on strage by danny gatton. look it up on here, if you don't know the clip yet. it is fun to watch. peace, t

[Retrogurl1]

If he plays like this a 9, I cannot imagine what he will sound like 10 years from now. The boy is GOOD, no GREAT, no he KICKS ASS!!

[singingsteve]

He is a mini bonamassa

[pupulic]

he will join the royalty of the guitar masters , he's going to be huge !!! what talent and confidence

[JilaX]

Funny how the guitar looks like a big jazz solid body on him!

[levitheguitarplayer]

im jalous :P