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Our top 10 Joe Bonamassa songs list takes a look at one of the great American rock and roll blues guitarists to come of age in the past 25 years. Joe Bonamassa was born towards the tail end of the 1970s in the spring of 1977, the same month that the first Foreigner album came out, Foghat’s Night Shift album was peaking across the rock and roll charts and Led Zeppelin was about to arrive at Madison Square Garden for their famous 1977 June concert dates which this writer was there for. Twenty three years later, Joe Bonamassa would release The post Top 10 Joe Bonamassa Songs appeared first on ClassicRockHistory.com.

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As the world has grown more connected through globalization and technology, not all parts of America have moved forward at the same pace. But do these places have to continue to sink into oblivion? What can be done to revive a sense of belonging and home in our particular corners of the world? On “Zero Hour,” Chris Arnade, photographer and writer, sat down with James Poulos to discuss “forgotten America” and the importance of culture. — (@) Chris Arnade spent years photographing “forgotten America,” by which he means states in the Rust Belt and other areas of the country that have suffered from the trend of offshoring and global trade agreements: “If you go into a failing town in West Virginia or Ohio, they would point to the factory that’s gone because of NAFTA. The answer that someone like me would give — ’Well, just move’ — do you realize how insulting that is to tell somebody? That’s the source of so much of their meaning. It’s where they come from.” On this last point, Arnade said, “I intentionally say that we are culturally groomed. Where you grow up matters. It teaches you, essentially, your concept of who you are and how you see the world. It’s not normal for most people to just hop around the world.” Instead, Arnade suggests that we should celebrate our cultural differences rather than treat them as interchangeable parts: “[Intellectuals] are so dismissive of the idea that people might slightly be different. That we are all supposed to be the same. ... No. ... It’s something we should be proud of and celebrate. You can’t just get up and change places.” To hear more about what Chris Arnade had to say about forgotten America, the importance of culture, and more, watch the full episode of “Zero Hour” with James Poulos. - YouTube www.youtube.com America was convinced tech would complete our mastery of the world. Instead, we got catastrophe — constant crises from politics and the economy down to the spiritual fiber of our being. Time’s up for the era we grew up in. How do we pick ourselves up and begin again? To find out, visionary author and media theorist James Poulos cracks open the minds — and hearts — of today’s top figures in politics, tech, ideas, and culture on "Zero Hour" on BlazeTV.

Although he was wearing a Harris-Walz hat, Bill Clinton certainly didn’t speak like a Democrat when he was talking about illegal immigration while on the Harris campaign trail. “You would think he was campaigning for Donald Trump based on this soundbite,” says Jill Savage of “Blaze News Tonight,” playing the clip. - YouTube youtu.be “You had a case in Georgia not very long ago. ... They made an ad about it — about a young woman who'd been killed by an immigrant,” said a very old, frail-looking Clinton. “Well, if they had all been properly vetted, that probably wouldn't have happened,” he continued, adding that “America is not having enough babies to keep our populations up,” so “we need immigrants that have been vetted to do work.” “Doesn’t really line up with what they’re saying on the left,” says Jill. Blaze News editor in chief Matthew Peterson agrees, adding, “I think there’s a lot of cognitive dissonance going on right now around the country.” He points to Kamala Harris’ entire campaign suddenly being in favor of a border wall as an example. “It’s exactly the argument we’ve been making forever,” says Stu Burguiere in regard to Clinton’s words. Unfortunately, Clinton is not campaigning for Trump and is merely vocalizing an obvious, undeniable truth. “He's just going to say it because it's obvious and it's true,” says Peterson, noting that Clinton’s job is to make a case for Kamala, whose campaign certainly isn’t rooted in truth-telling. That’s why Clinton is “not talking about what's actually happened and who's responsible for it.” To hear more of the conversation, watch the episode above. Want more from 'Blaze News Tonight'?To enjoy more provocative opinions, expert analysis, and breaking stories you won’t see anywhere else, subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America, defend the Constitution, and live the American dream.

A startling security video captured the moment a man who had allegedly broken into a home was chased away by the family's dog. The incident unfolded at a home in Cincinnati, according to a report from WXIX-TV. 'I think she saved us. Especially my kids — protected them.'The video shows the man entering the living room from a basement with the 6-year-old girl sitting on a couch. The family's dog chases him out the front door into the street. Reagan Gray provided footage of the incident to WXIX for the outlet's news video report. "I found my daughter on my couch, and I said, 'Are you okay?'" Gray said. She said her daughter responded, "He didn't hurt me." Gray said she ran outside and saw the man simply walking away. Video from earlier in the day showed the man walk into the home at about 9 a.m. and head straight to the basement. That's where he was confronted by the family dog. Gray says the dog is a Great Pyrenees named Pandora and is about a year and a half old. "I think she saved us," said Gray. "Especially my kids — protected them." Court documents also state that the man kicked the dog, and Gray said she heard Pandora yelp loudly during the incident. Police arrested a suspect and charged him with burglary. Gray said the footage from all of her cameras helped police identify the man, who police believe trespassed into another home later that day about seven miles away. "Beyond grateful," said Gray about her dog. "She got lots of treats that day." Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

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