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3 | Following two albums of {{jazz}} and {{soul}} covers, guitarist Joe Bonamassa and singer Beth Hart took to the road in with a "BluesRock Revue". ''Live In Amsterdam'' is a LiveAlbum and ConcertFilm documenting a 2013 show at the Koninklijk Theater Carré in Amsterdam. The majority of both albums are featured, along with Hart's "Baddest Blues". |
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6 | !! Tracklist: |
7 | # "Amsterdam, Amsterdam!" - 1:46 |
8 | # "Them There Eyes" - 3:00 |
9 | # "Sinner's Prayer" - 4:22 |
10 | # "Can't Let Go" - 5:12 |
11 | # "For My Friends" - 4:34 |
12 | # "Close To My Fire" - 5:30 |
13 | # "Rhymes" - 5:06 |
14 | # "Something's Got A Hold On Me" - 6:19 |
15 | # "Your Heart Is As Black As Night" - 5:20 |
16 | # "Chocolate Jesus" - 2:30 |
17 | # "Baddest Blues" - 5:10 |
18 | # "Someday After A While (You'll Be Sorry)" - 6:04 |
19 | # "Well, Well" - 4:51 |
20 | # "If I Tell You I Love You" - 3:51 |
21 | # "See Saw" - 3:19 |
22 | # "Strange Fruit" - 5:58 |
23 | # "Miss Lady" - 7:19 |
24 | # "I Love You More Than You'll Ever Know" - 7:54 |
25 | # "Nutbush City Limits" - 3:50 |
26 | # "I'd Rather Go Blind" - 10:02 |
27 | # "Antwerp Jam" - 5:26 |
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30 | !! ''Live In Amsterdam'' demonstrates the following tropes: |
31 | * AlbumIntroTrack: "Amsterdam, Amsterdam!" |
32 | * AwardBaitSong: Hart and Bonamassa both play for high drama on several songs - two albums worth of (mostly) acknowledged {{soul}} classics probably means leaning that way anyway - but special attention goes to the ten-minute "I'd Rather Go Blind". |
33 | * BluesRock[=/=]{{Soul}} |
34 | * BookEnds: The opening "Amsterdam, Amsterdam!" and concluding "Antwerp Jam" are jam sessions on the same riff. |
35 | * CoverAlbum: Aside from a [[MinisculeRocking short]] AlbumIntroTrack and a jam session at the end, Hart's "Baddest Blues" is the only original in the set. |
36 | * EpicInstrumentalOpener: Bonamassa and the band open "Strange Fruit" with two minutes of a slightly creepy instrumental line before the vocals start up. |
37 | * EpicRocking: "I Love You More Than You'll Ever Know" (7:54) and "I'd Rather Go Blind" (10:02) are the late showstoppers. |
38 | * FaceOnTheCover: The duo is featured on the album cover, performing. |
39 | * GenreThrowback: This is a sixties soul-rock revue in TheNewTens, with most of the song selection reflecting that era. Bonamassa expressly refers to it as an attempt to capture "a bygone era of reaction and spontaneity" |
40 | * {{Improv}}: Hart alternates between coming up with lyrics and {{Scatting}} during "Antwerp Jam". |
41 | * LetsDuet: Noticably [[AvertedTrope averted]] - though he has a great deal of experience singing, Bonamassa doesn't contribute any vocals here. |
42 | * LiveAlbum |
43 | * RearrangeTheSong: A natural consequence of playing a few vocal {{jazz}} numbers as rock songs. The two Melody Gardot songs are also slightly tweaked from the album here, played without a string section by necessity. |
44 | * SomethingBlues: "Baddest Blues" |
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