Bonamassa, Joe - The Ballad Of John Henry Edition:1 x Black Vinyl He was the major lyrical

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Bonamassa, Joe - The Ballad Of John Henry Edition:1 x Black Vinyl He was the major lyricalNEW VINYL LP ON PROVOGUE 2009 180 GRAM VINYL. In 2007, Joe Bonamassa titled his album after a Bob Ezrin song. In 2009, he named his seventh studio album The Ballad of John Henry after one of the most enduring tales in American folk music. The difference between these two songs should signal a great difference between the two albums and that's true, to a certain extent. The Ballad of John Henry is heavy on myth making that translates to heavy guitars