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Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble — Texas Flood
Album: Texas Flood
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Released: 1983
Length: 5:18
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Well it's floodin' down in Texas
All of the telephone lines are down
Well it's floodin' down in Texas
All of the telephone lines are down
And I've been tryin' to call my baby
Lord and I can't get a single sound

Well dark clouds are rollin' in
Man I'm standin' out in the rain
Well dark clouds are rollin' in
Man I'm standin' out in the rain
Yeah flood water keep a rollin'
Man it's about to drive poor me insane

Well I'm leavin' you baby
Lord and I'm goin' back home to stay
Well I'm leavin' you baby
Lord and I'm goin' back home to stay
Well back home I know floods and tornados
Baby the sun shines every day
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This is one of the songs that bit my fat ass with the blues.   oh man.....
Posted 2 years ago by RedTopFireBelow    [ Reply ]
 jelgator wrote:



Infinity?  Yes.

Now your talking 
Posted 2 years ago by jp33442    [ Reply ]
 jp33442 wrote:

The hell with that 20!!!!



Infinity?  Yes.
Posted 2 years ago by jelgator    [ Reply ]
 Teezee wrote:
Would like to bump up to 11

The hell with that 20!!!!
Posted 2 years ago by jp33442    [ Reply ]
hard to find any virtuoso and deep, deep soul mystic like SRV.  
Posted 2 years ago by sergioso    [ Reply ]
 coloradojohn wrote:

Wow, what a great song, and what memories this evokes...  I was staring into a campfire behind a hostel near the Katherine River Gorge, in Northern Territory, in the Outback of wild, wonderful Oz; a collection of travelers, some from Broome, some from Melbourne, even a gal from Iran and I, all of us drinking our way through a big stack of cold stubbies, when a somber soul stumbled up and told us the news he'd just heard over the radio. We all felt the chill, and as it sank in, I felt the sting of tears in my eyes. I was taking the long way home to the USA after my first two of 20 years in Japan, and I'd seen Stevie twice, once at good ol' CU in '85 and again at Red Rocks with Bonnie Raitt, in '86 or '87, and my North Peak Trail Crew co-workers and I had played Texas Flood every day and night the entire summer of '84, and the idea that I'd never get to see him jam again just seemed too much to bear. We all felt the bite of our own mortality a bit more keenly, and every stubby in reach was dry by the time we all called it a night. Stevie, your jams still rock me to my core, and thanks, RP!


Bonnie.. and Stevie Ray..... in one spot??
Posted 2 years ago by amystone    [ Reply ]
Would like to bump up to 11
Posted 2 years ago by Teezee    [ Reply ]
Excellent!
Posted 2 years ago by joejennings    [ Reply ]
no floods this week, just some wicked straightline winds! 
Posted 3 years ago by ziggytrix    [ Reply ]
 freddyfender wrote:

It should have been that dip-shit, wife-stealing, music-plagiarizing,  anti-vaxxer Clapton on that chopper instead of Stevie.



yeah Clapton is a bit of a dick
Posted 3 years ago by Stetsonman    [ Reply ]
Wow, what a great song, and what memories this evokes...  I was staring into a campfire behind a hostel near the Katherine River Gorge, in Northern Territory, in the Outback of wild, wonderful Oz; a collection of travelers, some from Broome, some from Melbourne, even a gal from Iran and I, all of us drinking our way through a big stack of cold stubbies, when a somber soul stumbled up and told us the news he'd just heard over the radio. We all felt the chill, and as it sank in, I felt the sting of tears in my eyes. I was taking the long way home to the USA after my first two of 20 years in Japan, and I'd seen Stevie twice, once at good ol' CU in '85 and again at Red Rocks with Bonnie Raitt, in '86 or '87, and my North Peak Trail Crew co-workers and I had played Texas Flood every day and night the entire summer of '84, and the idea that I'd never get to see him jam again just seemed too much to bear. We all felt the bite of our own mortality a bit more keenly, and every stubby in reach was dry by the time we all called it a night. Stevie, your jams still rock me to my core, and thanks, RP!
Posted 3 years ago by coloradojohn    [ Reply ]
Gimme, Johnny Winter's The Sky is Crying...........cuz it is.
Posted 3 years ago by thewiseking    [ Reply ]
It should have been that dip-shit, wife-stealing, music-plagiarizing,  anti-vaxxer Clapton on that chopper instead of Stevie.
Posted 3 years ago by freddyfender    [ Reply ]
Every time it rains hard here in Texas, I send a link to this song to my brothers in New York. Kind of an inside joke, I'm the only Texan in the fam, I've been here over two thirds of my life at age 57. I never got to see SRV live, one of my greatest regrets, but back then I was into hair metal... stupid... stupid... 
Posted 3 years ago by bahalana    [ Reply ]
If you can make a guitar sound like it's crying...  
Posted 3 years ago by dianed    [ Reply ]
Late 1970's - 80's, SRV used to come through my hometown on a regular basis. Triple Threat played the Cotton Club, a BYOB joint, all the time. I last saw Stevie and Double Trouble in 1984 at a little club, max occupancy about 250. Awesome show. Glad I got to see a legend up close.
RIP, Stevie. Thanks for the good times. I drank a lot of Coors and chatted up a lot of girls while you played.
Posted 3 years ago by Ok_Sobriquet    [ Reply ]
 markw wrote:
lordcruloze wrote:
Ok, flame me. I hate Stevie Ray Vaughan. A great guitarist no doubt but I find his style annoying. There's no soul in bending up to the same piercing note 200 times in a row. Listen to Hendrix - he was great because he knew just where to stop and do something else. His loose sense of rhythm was more sophisticated and his musical reasoning was much better. This is just pale imitation that often sounds painfully naive to me.
OK, here's what sounds painfully naive to me: That you expect us to believe that you didn't make up your mind about SRV in the first 30 seconds you heard him and never really listened after that. His soul and skill are so obvious to legions of fans, including many of his peers, that your synopsis is clearly uninformed. I guess you would probably say the same thing about Clapton. You should read some of the things he's said about being humbled by Stevie Ray. You can check out some quotes from several great musicians here.

I hear what both of you are saying, and I also agree with what both of you are saying.
See? It cán actually be that easy  :-D
To elaborate: I am definitely more of a fan of Jimi's unending accents, metrics, feeling for the rhythm, his genius mind that adds notes where noone would think of going looking for them, and his fantastic voice (and so much more).

That being said, I know little to nothing about SRV (I'm ehm one of them damn mid-'80s kids) but this guy  can PLAY. Very interesting variations to repeating licks, great use of accents and I love guys that know to sometimes NOT play a note to make their playing more impactful.

I do not care much for the way he cuts off his notes and bends so quickly, but then we're talking about style and personal flavour, which is something we are supposed to be discussing, right?

Posted 4 years ago by fforgetso__    [ Reply ]
Stevie Ray´s guitar is always so smokin´hot!
Posted 4 years ago by MilesW    [ Reply ]
 jelgator wrote:
I remember the day he died.  i was in college, watching the evening news.  I had already had a terrible day.  I saw that and then just buried my head in the couch.

RIP
 
Yea, I was living in Houston at the time and when the dj broke the news his voice cracked with sorrow, hell he might have been crying in the studio. It was a mighty sad day in Texas that day.
Posted 4 years ago by bluematrix    [ Reply ]
Ssssssssmokin’ hot ...all the telephone lines are down🔥
Posted 4 years ago by SteveInVa    [ Reply ]
I remember the day he died.  i was in college, watching the evening news.  I had already had a terrible day.  I saw that and then just buried my head in the couch.

RIP
Posted 4 years ago by jelgator    [ Reply ]
If it's SRV, it's a 10.
Posted 4 years ago by Piranga    [ Reply ]
Stevie Ray being SRV while channeling Albert King here.
Saw SRV and Jeff Beck at the Capital Center in Lanham, MD. back in '89, a sold out show in a huge arena.
They didn't leave anyone alive, slayed us all metaphorically speaking.
Albert King was always a delight to see in a small club.
*sigh*  Those were the days.
Posted 4 years ago by chinaski    [ Reply ]
 GreatNorthWoods wrote:
May 13, 2019 and Houston is under water. It's this sort of thing that certainly inspired SRV and is so appropriately played today. 
 
It's surely good to know that SRV was more than a visionary guitarist.  Because Galveston is one of the top cities expected to be partly or completely flooded as the seas rise.  The most voodoo guitar licks possible won't be holding that back. 
Posted 4 years ago by kingart    [ Reply ]
May 13, 2019 and Houston is under water. It's this sort of thing that certainly inspired SRV and is so appropriately played today. 
Posted 5 years ago by GreatNorthWoods    [ Reply ]
SRV stole the show back in the '80s but those who know will tell ya he never held a candle next to Johnny Winter. Forget SRV's Texas Flood. Gimme John Dawson Winter's The Sky is Crying. 
Posted 5 years ago by thewiseking    [ Reply ]
 blackjackshellac wrote:
I try, I really try, but I can't take white guys doin' blues rock.  Oh sure, spoken like a right white guy.  RIP Stevie.

 
you probably didn't like Larry Bird or Bill Walton either,...that is if you are a basketball fan
.
jeez, i don't get it 
Posted 8 years ago by Skydog    [ Reply ]
 blackjackshellac wrote:
I try, I really try, but I can't take white guys doin' blues rock.  Oh sure, spoken like a right white guy.  RIP Stevie.
 
Close your eyes, "see" a black guy playing, and let us know if it makes a difference.  If it doesn't, work on that bigotry a little bit, OK?
Posted 11 years ago by unclehud    [ Reply ]
It's a 9 ; read 27
Just so that I can choose 10 next time, and make it 100
SO GOOD  {#Good-vibes}
Posted 11 years ago by ambrebalte    [ Reply ]
Tears of joy whilst listening to this , awesome.
Posted 11 years ago by hbs47    [ Reply ]
Doesn't get much better than this! imho
Posted 11 years ago by nikki54    [ Reply ]

Awesome, just fricking — AWESOME!  Back in '86 and '87, Big Head Todd used to play this and other SRV gems every week at the Friday Afternoon Club at the CU Memorial Center...can't believe it now but we actually kind of got tired of him doing it! (We'd seen Stevie jam at Red Rocks in June of '85 and CU Events Center in Oct. of the same year...). Then that legend was taken too soon...and now surprisingly many years have gone by and it is good to remember...but not many around who can jam it like SRV or BHT!
Well, Todd and The Monsters are playing for us Boulder Homies THIS SATURDAY Dec. 15, at The Fox On The Hill, and we're hoping they'll do us the biggest and PLAY THIS AGAIN! 
The Blues is this marvelous therapeutic ritual thing people can participate in through the years across all times, races, and places, dig it!
Posted 11 years ago by coloradojohn    [ Reply ]
Nice SRV for start the day here in white Germany!
Posted 11 years ago by helgigermany    [ Reply ]
 blackjackshellac wrote:
I try, I really try, but I can't take white guys doin' blues rock.  Oh sure, spoken like a right white guy.  RIP Stevie.
 

I was recently watching a programme on the BBC (UK) hosted by Jools Holland called 'Sounds Of London'' and evidently (if I remember correctly) during the 17 century  on every street corner there were people singing .. songs they had written themselves ... these songs were taken to the Americas long before the slave trade began but when the black man did arrive in America he took up these songs and sang them in his peculiar style... Does that help with your SRV problem ???
Posted 12 years ago by Toke    [ Reply ]
I try, I really try, but I can't take white guys doin' blues rock.  Oh sure, spoken like a right white guy.  RIP Stevie.
Posted 12 years ago by blackjackshellac    [ Reply ]
I'm three beers down and have the head phones on...  And all I can say is God Daaaaaaamn!  That man can play.
Have always loved Stevie and tonight it's just great. 
Posted 12 years ago by AvoidingWork    [ Reply ]
 johnjconn wrote:
ziggytrix wrote:
this song is so yesterday!
  
I know what you mean, most songs get old just from being old.
Just look at most of the songs from the 60's for an example.

But this guitar is special. Old or new, this is one hot guitar. 
Stevie is to guitars, what Elvis was to hips

 
No no no, i meant that literally!  The day before i posted that, we had flash floods here in Texas.  All apologies for my strange sense of humor!  {#Foot-in-mouth}
Posted 12 years ago by ziggytrix    [ Reply ]
Great Googly-Moogly, that man could play!
Posted 12 years ago by apd    [ Reply ]
for me, its not an exact science, its just a blues song, but you can tell it isn't his first time on guitar.
Posted 12 years ago by stunix    [ Reply ]
Just read in Joe Bonamassa's newsletter that this Monday, Aug. 27, will be the 22nd anniversary of SRV's death, at age 35, in a post-concert helicopter crash. Wow. Still smokin' and so current, but long gone. 
Posted 12 years ago by kingart    [ Reply ]
 Darbuka88 wrote:
Great tune, but why are 'Tin Pan Alley' and 'Lenny' not in the RP mix?!?!?!  I give this a nine, but the other two are 10s.
 
Or Riviera Paradise?    {#Jump}
Posted 12 years ago by JIan    [ Reply ]
{#Bananajam}
Posted 12 years ago by Dinges,_the_Dude    [ Reply ]
Good ol' homeboy for us Texans....
Posted 12 years ago by buddy    [ Reply ]
 kingart wrote:
I still can't fully embrace the blues. All that whining and moaning and self-pity. Legitimate emotions, guys and gals, but get over it.
All the same, Hendrix and Santana and Clapton and just about ALL the others came up by and with those there blues, so it's the real deal. But even when the blues are an off-putting the-guitarist-gotta-shoot-himself 6, this kind of play rockets it to the top. Jeez, Stevie could finesse those strings.
 
You only wish you could do that.  Try it tomorrow ... for everything that goes so wrong.  
Posted 12 years ago by lkovathana    [ Reply ]
Your rating for this song: 1
Posted 12 years ago by hiorgos    [ Reply ]
Great tune, but why are 'Tin Pan Alley' and 'Lenny' not in the RP mix?!?!?!  I give this a nine, but the other two are 10s.
Posted 12 years ago by Darbuka88    [ Reply ]
 shellbella wrote:

wow.... just wow....
 
guess ya had to be there...
Posted 12 years ago by ziggytrix    [ Reply ]
 ziggytrix wrote:
this song is so yesterday!
 
wow.... just wow....
Posted 12 years ago by shellbella    [ Reply ]
this song is so yesterday!
Posted 12 years ago by ziggytrix    [ Reply ]
Is this a tribute to the tornadoes in DFW yesterday?
Posted 12 years ago by GirlFriday    [ Reply ]
sheeeee itttttttttttttttttt
Posted 12 years ago by ploba    [ Reply ]
I still can't fully embrace the blues. All that whining and moaning and self-pity. Legitimate emotions, guys and gals, but get over it.
All the same, Hendrix and Santana and Clapton and just about ALL the others came up by and with those there blues, so it's the real deal. But even when the blues are an off-putting the-guitarist-gotta-shoot-himself 6, this kind of play rockets it to the top. Jeez, Stevie could finesse those strings.
Posted 12 years ago by kingart    [ Reply ]
 michaelc wrote:
Need my sunglasses to listen to this, even in the middle of the night in the rain
 
 

That's about as perfect an assessment of this song as I've seen posted here.
Posted 12 years ago by bev    [ Reply ]
Great player. Great sound. However this is some pretty uninspired playing from Stevie in my opinion. It's as though his finger is permanently drawn to the tonic...and he can't get off. Dullsville.
Posted 12 years ago by zigzag    [ Reply ]
 neuticle wrote:
DAMN...
 
it is a shame he is no longer 
Posted 12 years ago by cohifi    [ Reply ]
Big Fat 10!!!  {#Cheesygrin}
Posted 12 years ago by jen3005545    [ Reply ]
I have nothing to do dick do not understand, I am Russian
Posted 12 years ago by medvejka    [ Reply ]
 Cynaera wrote:
rdo - Blues are not for everyone. It took me years to actually appreciate the slower tempo, the slide, the slither, the sorrow - but I finally got it. Maybe you never will, and that's okay. You know your comfort-zone, and at least you're not throwing vitriolic comments about the music.

I'm betting that whatever your wavelength is, it would fit here, and I'd probably like it. {#Smile}  Thank you for being candid. You rock. Um, or, whatever you do in your wavelength... {#Wink}
 
{#Cowboy}  I call em like I hear em, I can do no more nor less.


Posted 12 years ago by rdo    [ Reply ]
Where ever you are, I hope your still blowing them right up against the back wall.
You filled the air with the sound of perfection the likes of which we may never see again.  

Posted 12 years ago by That_SOB    [ Reply ]
{#Bounce}
Posted 12 years ago by Alexandra    [ Reply ]
DAMN...
Posted 12 years ago by neuticle    [ Reply ]
Surely one of his best truely amazing. Thanks for giving it a spin RP (need a comb for the hairs on my neck right now)
Posted 12 years ago by Toke    [ Reply ]
 agnes wrote:
This shit makes me wanna go out and get pregnant.  

Dear lord yes.  :)
 
{#Roflol}

Posted 13 years ago by fredriley    [ Reply ]
Derek Trucks segued to Susan Tedeschi to SRV, sublime.
Posted 13 years ago by vaiodon    [ Reply ]
 agnes wrote:
This shit makes me wanna go out and get pregnant.  

Dear lord yes.  :)
 

agreed, this is good makin' baby music {#Kiss}
Posted 13 years ago by walk    [ Reply ]
This shit makes me wanna go out and get pregnant.  

Dear lord yes.  :)
Posted 13 years ago by agnes    [ Reply ]
The best. THE BEST.

Quite an amazing sound he creates
Posted 13 years ago by gemtag    [ Reply ]
Texas needs a flood.
Posted 13 years ago by DanO-1    [ Reply ]
 tamang3 wrote:
it hurts. that's how good it is.
 
 
Yeah. 
Posted 13 years ago by Jelani    [ Reply ]
it hurts. that's how good it is.
 
Posted 13 years ago by tamang3    [ Reply ]
Yeah.
Posted 13 years ago by Dahlia_Gumbo    [ Reply ]
 slartibart_O wrote:
We need a good Texas Flood down here. 
 
Amen brother. We need a small hurricane in the Gulf.


Posted 13 years ago by cc_rider    [ Reply ]
We need a good Texas Flood down here. 
Posted 13 years ago by slartibart_O    [ Reply ]
 rdo wrote:
 fredriley wrote:
The Blues will never, ever die, at least as long as people get the blues, which will likely be forever. I can just imagine Stevie Ray Vaughan, John Lee Hooker, Muddy Waters and others being played in 50 or 100 years time, and being as appreciated as they are now. More importantly, artists will continue playing the blues far into the future. 9 from the 'back to Blues basics' Nottingham jury.

I'd say you are correct.  I really don't like it.  I remember going to Blues bars and festivals in Chicago and the great House of Blues there.  I was born in St Louis too, where the Hockey team is named "The Blues".  I never got it, not even a little.  I have one of those Gregor Samsa moments being around people enjoying the Blues.  I am on a different wavelength I guess.
  rdo - Blues are not for everyone. It took me years to actually appreciate the slower tempo, the slide, the slither, the sorrow - but I finally got it. Maybe you never will, and that's okay. You know your comfort-zone, and at least you're not throwing vitriolic comments about the music.

I'm betting that whatever your wavelength is, it would fit here, and I'd probably like it. {#Smile}  Thank you for being candid. You rock. Um, or, whatever you do in your wavelength... {#Wink}


Posted 13 years ago by Cynaera    [ Reply ]
 fredriley wrote:
The Blues will never, ever die, at least as long as people get the blues, which will likely be forever. I can just imagine Stevie Ray Vaughan, John Lee Hooker, Muddy Waters and others being played in 50 or 100 years time, and being as appreciated as they are now. More importantly, artists will continue playing the blues far into the future. 9 from the 'back to Blues basics' Nottingham jury.

I'd say you are correct.  I really don't like it.  I remember going to Blues bars and festivals in Chicago and the great House of Blues there.  I was born in St Louis too, where the Hockey team is named "The Blues".  I never got it, not even a little.  I have one of those Gregor Samsa moments being around people enjoying the Blues.  I am on a different wavelength I guess.
Posted 13 years ago by rdo    [ Reply ]
The song just ended, I guess I have to get back to work now.
Posted 13 years ago by oufason    [ Reply ]
The Blues will never, ever die, at least as long as people get the blues, which will likely be forever. I can just imagine Stevie Ray Vaughan, John Lee Hooker, Muddy Waters and others being played in 50 or 100 years time, and being as appreciated as they are now. More importantly, artists will continue playing the blues far into the future. 9 from the 'back to Blues basics' Nottingham jury.
Posted 13 years ago by fredriley    [ Reply ]
Years ago (circa 1996), I found in a local supermarket a pack of three CDs by this guy. I hadn't really heard anything by him, just a few good critiques. I bought them all for about 6€ each, IIRC. The three CDs happened to be "Texas flood", "Couldn't stand the weather" and "Soul to soul".

What can I say? It was a good buy :-)
 

Posted 13 years ago by xouba    [ Reply ]
I could listen all night to SRV.
Posted 13 years ago by Brianp73156    [ Reply ]
Guitar God. Saw him live once and am so thankful to have had the supreme pleasure of witnessing his awe inspiring talent and passion.
Posted 13 years ago by Lewis_Cooper    [ Reply ]
YES.
Posted 13 years ago by audiophelia    [ Reply ]
Need my sunglasses to listen to this, even in the middle of the night in the rain
 
Posted 13 years ago by michaelc    [ Reply ]
Very good. May I also suggest, Blues at Sunrise, with Albert King.
Posted 13 years ago by scmerriam    [ Reply ]
gets played WAY too often for my taste.{#Cry}
Posted 13 years ago by ksua    [ Reply ]
Very nice!
Posted 13 years ago by helgigermany    [ Reply ]
Wow. Just, wow.
Posted 13 years ago by ladron    [ Reply ]
 Cynaera wrote:
Deep breath... Okay, 'nother deep breath... Stevie Ray Vaughan. I hear that guitar, and everything just sorta goes away for me. I don't care how I'll pay the electric bill or feed the cats. His music galvanizes me to the point where nothing matters for however many minutes one of his songs lasts.

It's like a reprieve from badness. A musical "Get-Out-Of-Jail-Free" card.
 
No doubt!  Nothing accomplished here, either, for the past however minutes.  Very cool explanation..reflection..whatever..

Posted 13 years ago by tkosh    [ Reply ]
 Cynaera wrote:
Deep breath... Okay, 'nother deep breath... Stevie Ray Vaughan. I hear that guitar, and everything just sorta goes away for me. I don't care how I'll pay the electric bill or feed the cats. His music galvanizes me to the point where nothing matters for however many minutes one of his songs lasts.

It's like a reprieve from badness. A musical "Get-Out-Of-Jail-Free" card.
 
Yep...well stated. Couldn't have said it better.
Posted 13 years ago by ziakut    [ Reply ]
When I was in college in E. Texas before Stevie hit it big, he would come into the bar I worked at. Watching him play this live was an AMAZING thing. {#Bananajam}
Posted 13 years ago by mem_313    [ Reply ]
Damn and I am still at work so I can't start to drinking.

 Love this Blues run you have going.
Posted 13 years ago by michaelc    [ Reply ]
What a king of blues this man is!
Posted 13 years ago by lsfeder    [ Reply ]
Meh.
Posted 13 years ago by coomerfan    [ Reply ]
I was just thinking, after that last song, Stevie Ray would be great! Wow!
Posted 13 years ago by dkwalika    [ Reply ]

As a matter of fact, it's freezing down in Texas right now - not rare, but certainly uncommon.


Posted 13 years ago by SinisterDexter    [ Reply ]
Deep breath... Okay, 'nother deep breath... Stevie Ray Vaughan. I hear that guitar, and everything just sorta goes away for me. I don't care how I'll pay the electric bill or feed the cats. His music galvanizes me to the point where nothing matters for however many minutes one of his songs lasts.

It's like a reprieve from badness. A musical "Get-Out-Of-Jail-Free" card.
Posted 13 years ago by Cynaera    [ Reply ]
OMG! >>>> 10
Posted 13 years ago by 2cats    [ Reply ]
God still the blues!!11
Posted 14 years ago by Netto    [ Reply ]
He kinda takes you away, heart and soul.  'Specially soul.
Posted 14 years ago by LizK    [ Reply ]
Only second to "Lucille"...
Posted 14 years ago by JBarDom    [ Reply ]
What a guy. What a sad loss
Posted 14 years ago by peterblair    [ Reply ]
Nice!
Posted 14 years ago by helgigermany    [ Reply ]
When you wake up in the mornin', I want you say - "BLUES!"

{#Notworthy}
Posted 14 years ago by LowPhreak    [ Reply ]
Smokin'.
Posted 14 years ago by Stefen    [ Reply ]

Stevie Ray by ~OhioArt2
©2006-2010 ~OhioArt2

Stevie Ray Vaughn in Graphite.
From the BEST OF CD.



Posted 14 years ago by calypsus_1    [ Reply ]
thank you for this
Posted 14 years ago by mcYammer    [ Reply ]
I wasn't really in the mood for Texas Flood this afternoon.  But it just goes to show you:  If you throw enough musical talent at me, you can put me into the mood for pretty much anything.  Now I'm drinking a Shiner Bock and wearing a rain coat.
Posted 14 years ago by tpa29970    [ Reply ]
Man.
These blues are giving me the blues.
Posted 14 years ago by KurtfromLaQuinta    [ Reply ]
Such a game changer. The only other comparison I can think of is Hendrix in terms of absolutely redefining the electric guitar. I'm at work, so I don't have time to think - apologies to any other artists I'm missing in the comparison.

Postscript: I have actually thought of several artists since writing this, so not one of my finer comments...

Posted 14 years ago by bbryan    [ Reply ]
Can't go wrong with Stevie Ray Vaughan..... but now I wanna go home from work and play "Guitar Hero"

{#Bananajam}
Posted 14 years ago by katearhar    [ Reply ]
I have no doubt he's an excellent musician... just not to my taste.
Posted 14 years ago by Umberdog    [ Reply ]
 Papernapkin wrote:
After a while, these blues songs all start to sound the same.
 
if only...there's like 4,000,000,000 blues artisans (alive and dead and yet to be born) that would LOVE to sound like this.  his tone is ridiculous.

Posted 14 years ago by azdcryan    [ Reply ]
Rock solid 10
Posted 14 years ago by Johnny_Wave    [ Reply ]
Love the Stevie, always have and always will
Posted 14 years ago by glassbuteo    [ Reply ]
 Papernapkin wrote:
After a while, these blues songs all start to sound the same.
 
I agree with you somewhat.  That's why I don't think I could play in a blues band.  Many of the songs are based on the 1-4-5 chord progression, and it could get a bit boring playing that all night.  But, I guess it's what you make of it!

Posted 14 years ago by RedGuitar    [ Reply ]
 buddy wrote:
Hell yeah, y'all!
 
10. amazing. love ya Stevie  !
Posted 14 years ago by Flipmode    [ Reply ]
 TwinEngine wrote:
You know you're an SRV fan when you hear this and go "this is the studio version, of course, but the vocals sound different to me". So I came to the site and I see it's the "remastered" version, which I don't think I've heard before. Thanks for keeping the SRV in the playlist!

 
I've read that remastering is bit of a scam, but I thought it was adjusting the master tape EQ, etc., for the CD medium.  With vinyl, the engineers had to be careful of levels, especially bass, or the needle would literally jump out of the groove.  The CD is more forgiving, hence the "remastering."

Posted 14 years ago by RedGuitar    [ Reply ]
Marr wrote:


Do you even realize how much you sound like some oldtimer yelling "Kids these days and that noise they call music" while shaking a fist??
You kids get off my lawn!!! GOL DURN Whipper Snappers!!!!{#Grumpy} TARNATION!!!


Posted 14 years ago by Walrus_Gumbo    [ Reply ]
This guy's playin' ain't too shabby.....
Posted 15 years ago by jagdriver    [ Reply ]
 liser wrote:
This brought me in from the other room to TURN IT UP - hot damn!!  {#Cowboy}
 

Worked again today - thanks Bill!
Posted 15 years ago by liser    [ Reply ]
O yeah! {#Clap}
Posted 15 years ago by beccab    [ Reply ]