So, It's Like That

So, It's Like That is the second studio album by American blues rock musician Joe Bonamassa. Produced largely by Bonamassa and Clif Magness, it was released on August 13, 2002 by J&R Adventures and topped the US Billboard Top Blues Albums chart.^[1] It is the first of two Bonamassa albums to consist entirely of original material, the second being 2014's Different Shades of Blue.

Reception

Professional ratings
Review scores
Source	Rating
Allmusic	^[2]

Music website Allmusic gave So, It's Like That 2.5 out of five stars.

Track listing

No.	Title	Writer(s)	Length
1.	"My Mistake"	Joe Bonamassa, Mark Lizotte	4:53
2.	"Lie #1"	Bonamassa, Mike Himelstein	4:22
3.	"No Slack"	Bonamassa, Lizotte	5:05
4.	"Unbroken"	Annie Roboff, Holly Lamar	3:48
5.	"So, It's Like That"	Bonamassa, Himelstein	2:49
6.	"Waiting for Me"	Bonamassa, Richard Feldman, Eric Pressly	3:53
7.	"Never Say Goodbye"	Bonamassa, Curt Schneider	3:32
8.	"Mountain Time"	Bonamassa, Will Jennings	3:41
9.	"Pain and Sorrow"	Bonamassa, Feldman, Pressly	10:36
10.	"Takin' the Hit"	Bonamassa, Himelstein	4:43
11.	"Under the Radar"	Bonamassa, Dave Bassett	3:20
12.	"Sick in Love"	Bonamassa, Himelstein	3:24
13.	"The Hard Way"	Bonamassa, Feldman, Bassett	7:48

Chart performance

Chart (2002)	Peak
US Billboard Top Blues Albums^[1]	1

Personnel

Musical performers

Joe Bonamassa – guitars, acoustic guitar, slide guitar, mandolin, vocals, production
Eric Czar – bass, fretless bass
Kenny Kramme – drums
Matt Wilcox – keyboards

Additional personnel

Bryan Rackleff – art direction, design

Additional personnel

Clif Magness – production, engineering, mixing, Hammond organ, piano, percussion, programming
Matt Chiaravalle – production, mixing
Richard Feldman – production
Dave Bassett – production, mixing, backing vocals
Evan Magness – production assistance
Dan Marnien – engineering
Doug Messenger – engineering assistance
Curt Schneider – mixing, backing vocals
Emily Lazar – mastering
Sarah Register – mastering assistance

References

1 2 "Blues Albums". Joe Bonamassa Album & Song Chart History. Billboard. Retrieved January 9, 2012.
↑ Jesse Jarnow. "Review". Joe Bonamassa - So, It's Like That. Allmusic. Retrieved January 2, 2012.

Joe Bonamassa

Joe Bonamassa Carmine Rojas Tal Bergman Reese Wynans Creamo Liss Tony Cintron Kenny Kramme Eric Czar Benny Harrison Jon Paris Jason Bonham Anton Fig Blondie Chaplin Bogie Bowles Michael Rhodes Chad Cromwell Steve Nathan Brad Whitford Rick Melick Arlan Schierbaum Derek Sherinian Lenny Castro

Studio albums	A New Day Yesterday So, It's Like That Blues Deluxe Had to Cry Today You & Me Sloe Gin The Ballad of John Henry Black Rock Dust Bowl Don't Explain (w/ Beth Hart) Driving Towards the Daylight Seesaw (w/ Beth Hart) Different Shades of Blue Blues of Desperation

Live albums	A New Day Yesterday Live Shepherds Bush Empire Live from Nowhere in Particular Live from the Royal Albert Hall Beacon Theatre: Live From New York An Acoustic Evening at The Vienna Opera House Live In Amsterdam (w/ Beth Hart) Tour de Force: The Borderline Tour de Force: Shepherd's Bush Empire Tour de Force: Hammersmith Apollo Tour de Force: Royal Albert Hall

Video albums	Live at Rockpalast Live from the Royal Albert Hall Beacon Theatre: Live From New York An Acoustic Evening at The Vienna Opera House Tour de Force: The Borderline Tour de Force: Shepherd's Bush Empire Tour de Force: Hammersmith Apollo Tour de Force: Royal Albert Hall Live In Amsterdam (w/ Beth Hart)

Guest musicians	Annie Burns Jeannie Burns Rick Derringer Dave Borden Len Bonamassa Leslie West Gregg Allman Pat Thrall Doug Henthorn LD Miller Jeff Bova Lee Thornburg David Woodford B. B. King John Hiatt Glenn Hughes Vince Gill Beth Hart Tony Cedras Reese Wynans Jimmy Barnes Harrison Whitford

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