Post by HARD ROCK UNIVERSE on Mar 21, 2006 11:34:15 GMT -5
Last month, during the filming of VH1's upcoming reality show starring Ted Nugent, Sebastian Bach, Scott Ian, Evan Seinfeld and Jason Bonham, Nugent ventured to local Vegas blues club The Sand Dollar for an impromptu blues jam on Feb 25th, where the legendary guitarist jammed for 40 minutes with Joe Bonamassa. Afterwards Nugent had the following to say about his experience :
Ted Nugent played an impromptu blues jam at the club on Feb. 25. Here's what he had to say about it, "Last night, my musical jihad grew even more hair on its scrotum, because I got to jam onstage, no band, just a couple of Les Pauls and a kid named Joe Bonamassa, a white kid from New York. It was just us onstage, and this little white prick, and this older white prick, continued to pretend we weren't, in fact, white at all. This kid deserves to be in the same class with Stevie Ray Fucking Vaughan and Jimi Hendrix and Jeff Beck. It was really inspiring. So this kid and I had maybe 40 minutes of exchanges of notes that don't exist, guitar sounds that are brand new, and soul and emotion that can only go back into the glow of the B.B./Albert/Freddy King world."
Ted Nugent played an impromptu blues jam at the club on Feb. 25. Here's what he had to say about it, "Last night, my musical jihad grew even more hair on its scrotum, because I got to jam onstage, no band, just a couple of Les Pauls and a kid named Joe Bonamassa, a white kid from New York. It was just us onstage, and this little white prick, and this older white prick, continued to pretend we weren't, in fact, white at all. This kid deserves to be in the same class with Stevie Ray Fucking Vaughan and Jimi Hendrix and Jeff Beck. It was really inspiring. So this kid and I had maybe 40 minutes of exchanges of notes that don't exist, guitar sounds that are brand new, and soul and emotion that can only go back into the glow of the B.B./Albert/Freddy King world."
- we often check out beforehand who the opening acts are. Well that day I think it was announced Joe B would open & we'd never heard the name & knowing how deep bluesy / souly P. Rodgers can be, we thought we wouldn't rush to get to show. Well, we arrived @ the gig, got out of the car & heard this rocking music & knew it wasn't the PA pre-show music & I said, "Holy cow, have they (Bad Co) already started?"
