Joe Bonamassa's 'Had to Cry Today'

Joe Bonamassa‘s ‘Had to Cry Today’ is his fourth studio album released on August 24, 2004 by J&R Adventures.

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1 . Never Make Your Move Too Soon (w/ Jimmy Vivino, Kirk Fletcher, 1/11/14)

2 . Around The Bend (The Vienna Opera House)

3 . Never Make Your Move Too Soon (Folkestone, UK)

4 . Reconsider Baby (w/ Hubert Sumlin, Jimmy Vivino, Tyler Dow Bryant)

5 . Had To Cry Today

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Track Listing : 1.Never Make Your Move Too Soon (Stix Hooper, Will Jennings) – 04:06 . 2.Travellin’ South (Gwendolyn Collins) – 03:50 . 3.Junction 61 (Joe Bonamassa) – 00:48 . 4.Reconsider Baby (Lowell Fulson) – 06:51 . 5.Around The Bend (Joe Bonamassa, Will Jennings) – 05:11 . 6.Revenge Of The 10 Gallon Hat (Joe Bonamassa) – 02:54 . 7.When She Dances (Joe Bonamassa, Will Jennings) – 04:53 . 8.Had To Cry Today (Steve Winwood) – 06:49 . 9.The River (Joe Bonamassa, Bob Held) – 05:30 . 10.When The Sun Goes Down (Joe Bonamassa, Will Jennings) – 02:44 . 11.Faux Mantini (Joe Bonamassa) – 02:26

Musicians : Joe Bonamassa – Guitars, Acoustic Guitar, Vocals . Eric Czar – Bass, Fretless Bass . Kenny Kramme – Drums, Percussion . Benny Harrison – Hammond Organ . Jon Paris – Harmonica

Production : Produced By Bob Held . Gary Tole – Engineer, Mixing . Eric Carlinsky – Assistant Engineer . Scott Hull – Mastering

Package : Dennis Friel – Art Direction . Chris Marksbury – Photography

Recorded 2004.

Released On August 24, 2004 By J&R Adventures.

(Source Joe Bonamassa – Had to Cry Today | Official Site)

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Ultimate-Guitar.com
Each song shows a different aspect of Joe’s ability and are a pleasure to listen to. Were something ever to happen to this record, I would certainly replace it without hesitation. // […]

allmusic
While some guitarists squander notes, Bonamassa makes each one count whether he’s engaging in country-flavored picking (the late, great Danny Gatton was clearly an influence), […]

Good New Music
Mixing blues originals and covers, Bonamassa assembles a near-perfect portfolio, with Blind Faith’s title track as the centerpiece. On “The River,” he takes his cue from Led Zeppelin, crafting a Mississippi Fred McDowell-inspired epic that sounds like “When the Levee Breaks” meets “In My Time of Dying” meets “Voodoo Chile. […]

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