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goosehd

@Jett129 Excellent story and thank you for sharing…

Jett129

One more,more than likely I was at this show.

scooter

Jett129

This is really cool.

indigo_nico

@SKT hey bob… WE’RE INTERESTED!!!

Tago Mago

Bridger

I am not familiar with SRV, but stumbled across this on youtube.

It's jaw dropping, if you are a Hendo fan.

I've seen Buddy Guy do a reasonable take on Jimi, but this is next level.

It's like Stevie knows exactly what the fuck Jimi played, then played it.

Master class.

Matt

Do you really not know who Stevie Ray Vaughan is?

Bridger

Hi @Matt, I know of Stevie, and I know he is name-checked as being a great guitarist, but don't know anything about him (other than he has a brother).

I have Riviera Paradise on a playlist, when listening to new audio gear, but that's about it. I am not familiar with his body of work.

I had not knowingly seen any live footage up until that youtube video.

All SRV listening or viewing recommendations are greatly received!

Matt

Well it sounds like you’re in for a pretty epic rabbit hole then. Enjoy.

IH-GARY

@Bridger SRV - just start with his 1983 album release 'Texas Flood' and as @Matt says, just keep on going! Live at the El Mocambo is legendary, and thankfully the full set is available on YouTube!

scooter

@Bridger , I recommend youtube for Stevie's 2 visits to Austin City Limits, as well. The first one is in1983. The second, a year before his death, in 1989.

I was at Alpine Valley, the night of his final show. It was quite surreal hearing the news, the following morning...

SKT

One of the things I love about SRV are the near mythical stories about his guitar setup. He played these really heavy gauge string with incredibly high action. When you watch him play, his left hand attacks the fretboard with incredible force. I just think it’s cool because normal players couldn’t handle a set up like that.