30 YEARS of Bon Jovi

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30 YEARS - VIDEO





Jon Bon Jovi - lead vocals, rhythm guitar, acoustic guitar.
Richie Sambora - lead guitar, talkbox, backing vocals.
David Bryan - keyboards, piano, backing vocals.
Tico Torres - drums, percussion.



#30 - part 1 -> photos








#30 - part 2 -> top songs

• Bon Jovi - Livin' On A Prayer
  
• Bon Jovi - You Give Love A Bad Name
  
• Bon Jovi - It's My Life
  
• Bon Jovi - Have A Nice Day
  
• Bon Jovi - Wanted Dead Or Alive
  
• Bon Jovi - Bad Medicine
  
• Bon Jovi - We Weren't Born To Follow
  
• Bon Jovi - I'll Be There For You
  
• Bon Jovi - Born To Be My Baby
  
• Bon Jovi - One Wild Night
  
• Bon Jovi - Who Says You Can't Go Home
  
• Bon Jovi - Lay Your Hands On Me
  
• Bon Jovi - Always
  
• Bon Jovi - Runaway
  
• Bon Jovi - What Do You Got?
  
• Bon Jovi - No Apologies
  
• Bon Jovi - In These Arms
  
• Bon Jovi - Keep The Faith
  
• Bon Jovi - Lost Highway
  
• Bon Jovi - Bed Of Roses
  
• Bon Jovi - These Days
  
• Bon Jovi - (You Want To) Make A Memory
  
• Bon Jovi - Someday I'll Be Saturday Night
  
• Bon Jovi - When We Were Beautiful
  
• Bon Jovi - This Ain't A Love Song
  
• Bon Jovi - Blood On Blood
  
• Bon Jovi - Dry County
  
• Bon Jovi - Because We Can
  
• Bon Jovi - Living In Sin
  
• Bon Jovi - Never Say Goodbye

#30 - part 3 - 30 years of live performances

• Version 1 - 4:14:54
  
• Version 2 - 5:00:25

#30 - part 4 - Richie Sambora's guitar solos & songs

• Version 1 - guitar solos
  
• Version 2 - guitar solos
  
• Version 3 - guitar solos
  
• Richie Sambora - Hard Times Come Easy
  
• Richie Sambora - One Light Burning
  
• Richie Sambora - Ballad Of Youth
  
• Richie Sambora - Stranger In This Town
  
• Richie Sambora - When a blind man cries
  
• Richie Sambora - In It For Love
  
• Richie Sambora - Seven Years Gone
  
• Richie Sambora - Every Road Leads Home To You

#30 - part 5 - awards

• American Music Awards -> 1988 - Favorite Pop/Rock Band/Duo/Group | 2004 - Award of Merit
  
• Billboard Touring Awards -> 2008 - Philadelphia Soul Charitable Foundation - Humanitarian Award | 2011 - Bon Jovi Live - Eventful Fans - Choice Award | 2013 - Because We Can: The Tour - Top Tour Award, Top Draw Award, Eventful Fans Choice Award
  
• Brit Awards -> 1996 - Best International Group
  
• CMT Music Awards -> 2006 - "Who Says You Can't Go Home" with Jennifer Nettles - Collaborative Video of the Year | 2008 - "Till We Ain't Strangers Anymore" with LeAnn Rimes - Collaborative Video of the Year
  
• Echo Awards -> 2001 - Crush - International Album of the Year by a Group
  
• Grammy Awards -> 2007 - "Who Says You Can't Go Home" with Jennifer Nettles - Best Country Collaboration with Vocals
  
• Premios Oye! -> 2002 - Mejor Artista Internacional con Trayectoria en México
  
• MTV Europe Music Awards -> 1995 - Best Rock | 2010 - Global Icon
  
• MTV Video Music Awards -> 1987 - "Livin' on a Prayer" - Best Stage Performance in a Video | 1991 - Video Vanguard Award
  
• My VH1 Music Awards -> 2001 - Hottest Live Show
  
• World Music Awards -> 1995 - Best Selling Rock Artist/Group

#30 - part 6 - tours

• Bon Jovi Tour (1984)
  
• 7800 Fahrenheit Tour (1985)
  
• Slippery When Wet Tour (1986–87)
  
• New Jersey Syndicate Tour (1988–90)
  
• Keep the Faith Tour (1993)
  
• I'll Sleep When I'm Dead Tour (1993)
  
• Crossroad Promo Tour (1994)
  
• These Days Tour (1995–96)
  
• Crush Tour (2000)
  
• One Wild Night Tour (2001)
  
• Bounce Tour (2002–03)
  
• Have a Nice Day Tour (2005–06)
  
• Lost Highway Tour (2007–08)
  
• The Circle Tour (2010)
  
• Bon Jovi Live (2011)
  
• Because We Can: The Tour (2013)

#30 - part 7 Jon Bon Jovi's solo career (awards & songs)

• American Music Awards -> 1991 - "Blaze of Glory" - Favorite Pop/Rock Single
  
• Golden Globe Awards -> 1991 - "Blaze of Glory" - Best Original Song

• Jon Bon Jovi - Blaze Of Glory
  
• Jon Bon Jovi - Santa Fe
  
• Jon Bon Jovi - Miracle
  
• Jon Bon Jovi - Queen Of New Orleans
  
• Jon Bon Jovi - Janie, Don't Take Your Love To Town
  
• Jon Bon Jovi - Midnight In Chelsea
  
• Jon Bon Jovi - Dyin' Ain't Much Of A Livin'
  
• Jon Bon Jovi - Not Running Anymore
  
• Jon Bon Jovi - Ugly
  
• Jon Bon Jovi - Till We Ain't Strangers Anymore ft. LeAnn Rimes

#30 - part 8 - documentary

• When We Were Beautiful
  
• The Biography Channel
  
• Honorific speech

[BonJovi4EveR]

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• The legend of Bon Jovi’s white mic stand;
  
  
  

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  It’s been there from the very beginning, and has appeared in almost every musicvideo and concert performance from the small rock clubs in Jersey to the biggest outdoor venues in the world.

  
  
  
  
• The AP initials.
  
  
  
  

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  The initials stand for Al Parinello, Jon's guitar teacher who died in 1995. “He scratched that on there after he died. It's his numero uno guitar. That's the guitar that keeps us all working,” says Mike Rew, one of the backstage bosses who keep the mini-city that is The Circle tour running smoothly.

  
  
  
  
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