This Aussie kid is "HOT"

[rdb241]

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[Joe13]

Yea, kids pick that stuff up fast.

Same with video games - I was a fairly decent gamer but 10 year olds are schooling me now.

 

[Stomper]

I'm married to an Aussie, he sounds like he's from the U.K.


Frakin' LOVE that style of music, and that kid can shred!

 

[rdb241]

I took a guess he was Aussie.

 

[MrMillspecer]

Makes me miss Stevie Ray Vaughan. Kid can play the blues.

Stomper are you married to a person that sounds like their from the UK? Or you mean the kid.

 

[Joe13]

Joe Bonnamosa

 

[Sgt Nambu]

Wow! Nice guitar work! Maybe the next Joe Bonamassa, who's statuette is sitting on the kids amp!

 

[Joe13]

Wow! Nice guitar work! Maybe the next Joe Bonamassa, who's statuette is sitting on the kids amp!

I knew I spelled it wrong - the kid was good for sure.

Joe B has some amazing concerts on YouTube - I'd go to one of his shows in a heartbeat if he ever tours up here.

 

[Stomper]

I took a guess he was Aussie.

No wurries, mate!

Makes me miss Stevie Ray Vaughan. Kid can play the blues.

Stomper are you married to a person that sounds like their from the UK? Or you mean the kid.

The kid. Aussies sound like AUSSIES and refer to British citizens as (formal)"P.O.M.E.'s" (pronounced almost like "palm" w/o the "L" inflection) aka (slang vernacular) "Pommie"(singular), "Pommies"(plural), meaning: Person Of Mother England... POME's.


My wife is often asked "what part of England are you from", to which she replies, " the Australian part".... LMAO!!!

 

[jbett98]

A couple of years from now, he's going to find out that girls really like guitar players.

 

[bbbass]

Wow, just wow!!! My favorite kind of music!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Andy54Hawken]

Anybody that age starting off with a Stevie Ray Vaughn inspired Stratocaster is good to go in my book.
Andy

 

[Sgt Nambu]

Actually, the kids got two Joe Bonamassa statuettes in view.
If you are going to have a guitar hero, couldn't go wrong with Joe!

 

[Dungannon]

from his Youtube channel


Toby is an 11-year-old guitarist from the UK. He first picked up a guitar when he was 3-years-old - a small ukelele which was a gift from his grandma. Since then it's rare to see him without a guitar in his hands! His tone and feeling is quite amazing for someone so young.

Some Toby Facts:
➢ Playing electric guitar since he was 6
➢ Living heroes – Bernie Marsden, Mick Box, John Mayer and Joe Bonamassa
➢ Passed heroes - Jimi Hendrix, BB King, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Gary Moore
➢ Performs a Blues Jam every Sunday ➢ Has a growing fanbase - over 65,000 FB page likes and counting
➢ He played a get well jam for BB King on FB - over 50 million views so far
➢ Joe Bonamassa said on his FB page that Toby is: "One of the future super stars of the blues"

 

[Andy54Hawken]

Very cool Bio ... But No mention of Jimmy Page ...
Andy

 

[mjbskwim]

I knew I spelled it wrong - the kid was good for sure.

Joe B has some amazing concerts on YouTube - I'd go to one of his shows in a heartbeat if he ever tours up here.

My neighbor is a big fan. I guess the saying is Joe Bonnawho?
Excuse me,it's a t shirt

 

[mjbskwim]

Very cool Bio ... But No mention of Jimmy Page ...
Andy

I know ' it's been a long time' Andy,but JP didn't play the guitar,he sang

 

[Dungannon]

I know ' it's been a long time' Andy,but JP didn't play the guitar,he sang

You're thinking of Robert Plant, singer for Led Zepplin. Jimmy Page played guitar, John Paul Jones played bass, and John Bonham was the drummer.

 

[mjbskwim]

You're thinking of Robert Plant, singer for Led Zepplin. Jimmy Page played guitar, John Paul Jones played bass, and John Bonham was the drummer.

Damn I was trying to make fun and look what I got

 

[MrMillspecer]

You're thinking of Robert Plant, singer for Led Zepplin. Jimmy Page played guitar, John Paul Jones played bass, and John Bonham was the drummer.

I plaid drums for a bit in high school and John Bonham was a tough one to replicate. The guys all over the place in a good way.