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There's a slow train coming
It's movin' on down the line
Steel wheels on iron rails
Tonight I'm fixin' to die
Woo, I hope you don't mind pretty mama
Woo-hoo, hope you don't mind if I go
'Cause when the steam from the slow train rises
I ain't gonna see you anymore
There's a slow train coming
Coming right on time
Smokestacks and bottle lightning
This jumper on the line
Woo, I can't do without it anymore pretty mama
Yes, I can't do it without it anymore
'Cause when the steam from the slow train rises
I ain't gonna see you anymore
There's a slow train coming
To march us home from war
With my leather boots and my haversack
Sure can take it no more
Woo, I cried for her baby when I saw you there
Woo-hoo, I cried for her just the same
'Cause when the steam from the slow train rises
I'm gonna cry for you just the same
Well there's a slow train coming
Carrying the mighty worker hordes
Eighteen days in the cotton field
Enough to put a man out of coup d'amour
Woo, It's time to move on pretty mama
Woo-hoo, Yes it's time to move on as I go
As the steam from my slow train rises
It's time for me to get on board

Sjaaks May 15, 2013 - 01:50	Seeing all the Robin Trower comparisons here made me reply: I've seen both of these guys live and technically and in terms of showmanship Robin doesn't even come close to Joe, not by a long shot. From a guitarist's perspective, Robin needs loads of effect pedals and enhancements to impress and reach his sound as where Joe can blow you away with an unplugged acoustic guitar if he wants to. It's all related to taste, i know, but in terms of skills i'd say it's not fair to compare Robin and Joe. This song, 8 --> 8 [ Reply ]
Isabeau May 11, 2013 - 19:03	Don't care what anyone sez, this guy's riffs remind me of ... Robin Trower. An I love it all! [ Reply ]
ShaunJ Apr 10, 2013 - 14:47	Yahoo! Joe Bonamassa will be rockin Vancouver tonight! [ Reply ]
otis_of_moab Apr 10, 2013 - 14:45	Joe can really play that guitar. Good stuff Maynard. [ Reply ]
helgigermany Feb 09, 2013 - 23:48	Had to buy this song after seeing his performance on TV. Very ,very nice! [ Reply ]
Ahnyer_Keester Feb 06, 2013 - 19:30	Fairly new to Joe and really love his stuff! The man can play the guitar. [ Reply ]
tkosh Feb 06, 2013 - 19:27	fiddler wrote: I know I am supposed to like it...I want to like it...but...meh. No "supposed to" about it... the guy can bang it out! [ Reply ]
TerryS Feb 06, 2013 - 19:24	jagdriver wrote: Like Sonny Landreth to my ears. I like a couple of Joe's tracks, but this one is way too bombastic for my taste. As for blues originality, virtually all blues is 100% derivative. What's the beef... you either like the blues or you don't. Best guitar player ever? Ha. He very well may be hot and terrific to see live, but in the same league as Hendrix and Jeff Beck? Not hardly. Maybe Sonny waybackwhen, but last week he was a reeeefined slide guitar God. [ Reply ]
fiddler Jan 22, 2013 - 08:46	I know I am supposed to like it...I want to like it...but...meh. [ Reply ]
von_Hayek Jan 22, 2013 - 08:42	bc wrote: [ Reply ]
bc Jan 09, 2013 - 15:43	[ Reply ]
WonderLizard Dec 29, 2012 - 15:59	meadowwoods wrote: Absolutely Robin Trower. I'm also hearing Stevie Ray and Sonny Landreth. Guy's soaked 'em up by the bucketful. [ Reply ]
Pitjes Dec 22, 2012 - 00:42	Head bangers banquet- Robin Trower is clapping hands, friendly, and Duane Alman rolls in his grave, but, I can't helpmyself from picking the keys while playing air-guitar!! [ Reply ]
IndyDoug Dec 09, 2012 - 06:36	gonna have to pick up this disc. [ Reply ]
yodasan_magoo Nov 28, 2012 - 07:05	Wow! Nothing like a good strong cup of Joe in the morning to get me going. [ Reply ]
mrtuba9 Nov 28, 2012 - 07:03	I was thinking David Gilmour... [ Reply ]
gutthawk Nov 28, 2012 - 07:02	Wow! Nice!! You can definitely play this again! [ Reply ]
musikluvr Nov 20, 2012 - 15:33	Smokin' hot blues. I LIKE it! [ Reply ]
joelbb Nov 07, 2012 - 21:58	The man has let his Robin Trower dog off the leash. I like it! [ Reply ]
DD rabbi_phil Oct 04, 2012 - 12:51	jagdriver wrote: Like Sonny Landreth to my ears. I like a couple of Joe's tracks, but this one is way too bombastic for my taste. As for blues originality, virtually all blues is 100% derivative. What's the beef... you either like the blues or you don't. Best guitar player ever? Ha. He very well may be hot and terrific to see live, but in the same league as Hendrix and Jeff Beck? Not hardly. actually, if u want to hear where he got his licks from try listening to Papa Staples...specifically "father father". u won't find this anywhere but it is accurate (can b found in the rabbi book of gii-ttar goodness)...(.available 2 u for a nominal fee of course). i think wiki quotes him crediting bb king as a major traditional influence but really papa staples was da man. [ Reply ]