Not content with bagging the gig that just about every drummer on the planet wanted when he got behind the kit for the Led Zep reunion, Jason Bonham has recruited a pair of rock maestros for his next project.
The drummer will line up alongside Glenn ‘The Voice of Rock´ Hughes and blues master Joe Bonamassa as part of new band Black Country.
Kevin Shirley will take care of production duties for the trio´s as-yet-untitled album, which is tentatively slated for a release later this year.
Those itching to know what this musical concoction could possibly sound like may get an idea from checking out the videos below - Joe Bonamassa´s ‘Ballad of John Henry´, ‘Soul Mover´ by Glenn Hughes and Jason Bonham guesting on ‘Rock and Roll´ with Chickenfoot. Put them together and what have you got? Only time will tell…
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