Dear Friends
Kind Regards
I love this version of the song.Yet i am disgusted and enraged by the idiot who uploaded this in 2 parts.This is 13:18 combined and it could have easily have fit into 1 slot.
This significantly detracts from the enjoyment.
however it is SRV so you can still enjoy it.
Yours Thankfully,
MoralMan
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Tin Pan Alley - Stevie Ray Vaughan
Last edited by VALIS; February 12, 2007 at 04:39 PM.
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Anything Stevie Ray Vaughan did was solid gold. Especially this, thanks for bringing it to my notice!
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SRV = greatness.
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Agreed. He was a monster. A shame that he died.
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Re: Tin Pan Alley - Stevie Ray Vaughan
Dear Friends
Kind Regards
If you would like to see the whole of this performance then i would recommend you buy 'Stevie Ray Vaughan Live at Montreux 1982 & 1985' for an amazing concert.
Incredibly in 1982 he was booed off stage by the ignorant people there.
Despite the majority of the audience not liking him,David Bowie was in attendence and he knew talent when he saw it.Bowie helped Stevie into the limelight and asked him to play on his record thus propelling him into the 'big time'
I would also recommend 'Live at the el Mocambo' it is probably the best i've heard SRV play.
The definitive DVD of him.Buy it.
Yours Thankfully,
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Yes, it is terrible that he died, but it does add a mystique to his playing, the fact that it cannot be duplicated/reproduced.
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Here is an interview with stevie in '85
I believe he is under the influence of something.(probably dope)
The interviewer is a bit of a nerd.
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My favorite SRV song is 'Dirty Pool' live at Carnegie Hall.
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