: While Jett plays rhythm, her lead guitarist (traditionally Ricky Byrd or currently Dougie Needles) performs the bluesy, bending solo.
You can find several distinct "eras" of this performance online:
: The song is built for audience participation, specifically during the "Ow!" and the rhythmic clapping in the bridge.
: While Jett plays rhythm, her lead guitarist (traditionally Ricky Byrd or currently Dougie Needles) performs the bluesy, bending solo.
You can find several distinct "eras" of this performance online: Joan Jett Performs "I Hate Myself for Loving You"
: The song is built for audience participation, specifically during the "Ow!" and the rhythmic clapping in the bridge. : While Jett plays rhythm, her lead guitarist