Joe Bonamassa "Love Ain't a Love Song"

 


From his "Muddy Wolf at Red Rocks" live concert record and DVD here is Joe Bonamassa with his blues band playing the tune "Love Ain't A Love Song".  The band features Joe Bonamassa on lead guitar, Kirk Fletcher on rhythm guitar, Reese Wynans on Hammond organ and piano, Michael Rhodes on bass, Anton Fig on drums, and the horn section of Ron Dziubla on baritone saxophone, Nick Lane on trombone, and Lee Thornburg on trumpet and horn arrangements.  


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