Stevie Ray Vaughan (Official Thread)

[Garrett]

Re: Stevie Ray Vaughn (Official Thread)

Stevie Ray Vaughan
Live At Montreux


Scuttle Buttin'
Say What!
Ain't Gone 'n' Give Up on Love
Pride and Joy
Mary Had a Little Lamb
Cold Shot (with Johnny Copeland)
Tin Pan Alley (with Johnny Copeland)
Look at Little Sister (with Johnny Copeland)
Voodoo Child (Slight Return)
Texas Flood
Life Without You
Gone Home
Couldn't Stand the Weather






Stevie Ray Vaughan and Johnny Copeland


JohnnyCopeland- Classic Blues Videos​

 

[E-Z]

Re: Stevie Ray Vaughn (Official Thread)

I could never "get it on" with SRV there was something about this Texas dude that turned me off him??.

Possibly cos he reminds me to much of the 1980s when BLUES and BLUES/ROCK was well out of fashion (here in the UK at any rate) plus i never liked his 'guitar tone' it was way to smooth not like Rory Gallagher's and finally i thought Stevie was way to 'derivative' of Jimi Hendrix, Stevie's cover of Voodoo Child (slight return) was formulamatic and boring.

Having panned Stevie i do remember being quite shocked when i heard that he was killed back in 1989.

Strangely i actually preferred his brother Jimmy's guitar playing more.

 

[Squidbilly]

Wonder what if Doug Sahm&Stevie Ray could have put out if they ever colaberated?
Life by the drop

 

[ghostrider]

I saw Stevie a week before this concert, one of the best for sure

 

[Sweaty]

So jealous

 

[Vehicle]

Been on a Stevie Ray bender for a couple of days. Thought you folks might like this.

This is my favorite Scuttle Buttin' version. He plays the cut, but what sets this version apart is the fact that he's rockn' the Albert King pipe for the first part, which I alway thought was cool.

The real fun starts at about 1:20 or so. He puts the pipe down and then strays from the studio and starts gunslingin'.

At 1:35, he lays into his trademark Big Texas Wail. That cat could make it scream.

 

[electric funeral]

Beautiful vid Vehicle. Love the guy!!

 

[Frank Grimes]

Right before he died he released an album with his brother Jimmy called Family Style. Good CD.

 

[Frank Grimes]

SRV with Lonnie Mack

SRV & Lonnie Mack - Live 1986 - YouTube

 

[Lynch]

Been on a Stevie Ray bender for a couple of days. Thought you folks might like this.

This is my favorite Scuttle Buttin' version. He plays the cut, but what sets this version apart is the fact that he's rockn' the Albert King pipe for the first part, which I alway thought was cool.

The real fun starts at about 1:20 or so. He puts the pipe down and then strays from the studio and starts gunslingin'.

At 1:35, he lays into his trademark Big Texas Wail. That cat could make it scream.

yeah, that version is pretty righteous!