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Walk in My Shadows (featuring Paul Rodgers)

Joe Bonamassa

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Zoo Freaks, get ready to groove with the Zoo Crew as we spin the killer track "Walk in My Shadows" featuring Paul Rodgers by Joe Bonamassa from the iconic Beacon Theatre - Live from New York album! This song is a blistering rendition of a classic by Free, and it’s got some serious vibes. Recorded live at the legendary Beacon Theatre in New York City on November 4 and 5, 2011, this performance captures Bonamassa channeling the spirit of Free’s guitarist Paul Kossoff while sharing the stage with Rodgers, the voice behind Free and Bad Company. Fun fact: Paul Rodgers was a surprise guest at the show, and Bonamassa has called it a dream come true to perform with one of his heroes. In a 2020 post on X, Rodgers shared a video premiere of this performance, hyping up the electric energy of that night. Fans on Amazon reviews rave about how Rodgers’ distinctive vocals and Bonamassa’s fiery guitar riffs make this track a standout, with one calling it “a treat watching Joe channel Paul Kossoff.” There’s even a quirky note from the DVD release: Rodgers’ name was misspelled in the booklet, and the track order for "Walk in My Shadows" and "Fire and Water" got swapped—oops, but it just adds to the rock ‘n’ roll charm!

Let’s talk about how Joe Bonamassa got his start, because this guy’s journey is pure rock ‘n’ roll. Born in New Hartford, New York, in 1977, Bonamassa was a guitar prodigy who picked up the axe at age four. By seven, he was playing Stevie Ray Vaughan licks, and at twelve, he was opening for blues legend B.B. King. King famously told young Joe, “You’re going to be big one day,” and boy, was he right! Bonamassa’s big break came when he studied under Telecaster master Danny Gatton, honing his chops and hitting the national stage as a teen. In the 2000s, he teamed up with producer Kevin Shirley, and that’s when his career exploded. Albums like Sloe Gin and The Ballad of John Henry showed off his mix of blues, rock, and psychedelic vibes, building a massive fanbase. He’s not just a blues guy—Bonamassa’s worked with everyone from Beth Hart to his hard-rock supergroup Black Country Communion, proving he’s a musical chameleon.

Zoo Freaks, you can keep up with Joe Bonamassa at his official website, where you’ll find tour dates, merch, and more. Connect with him on Facebook, Instagram, and X for the latest updates, killer live clips, and behind-the-scenes goodies. Want to join the Zoo Crew vibe with other fans? Check out the fan-driven Joe Bonamassa Fan Club on Facebook, where Freaks like you share concert stories and geek out over his epic guitar collection. For more fan love, swing by BonamassaFans.com, a site packed with news, forums, and all things Joe. So, crank up "Walk in My Shadows," let those bluesy riffs wash over you, and keep it locked on THE ZOO for more righteous tunes!

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