Joe Bonamassa Doesn't Want A Hit Single
. Bonamassa wants to stay out of the hit factory - and even believes bringing that attitude to those who are already inside it is refreshing for them. He insists: "I'm not looking for hits - I'm convinced a hit song would be the death of me. The way the business works, it's all about placements; it becomes very incestuous. "That's that world, and how can you argue with that? But truth be told, a guy like me comes along and says, 'Hey, no pressure. Let's just write something funky and cool,' and they're like, 'Oh, hey, I can do that.'" more on this story The Blues Magazine is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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