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| 1. | Testify
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| 2. | So Excited
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| 3. | Voodoo Chile (Slight Return)
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| 4. | Pride And Joy
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| 5. | Tell Me
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| 6. | Mary Had A Little Lamb
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| 7. | Texas Flood
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| 8. | Love Struck Baby
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| 9. | Hug You Squeeze You
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| 10. | Third Stone From The Sun
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| 11. | Lenny
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| 12. | Wham!
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| As With any great artist, particularly those of the blues persuasion, Stevie Ray Vaughan was constantly taking chances, stretching out, discovering new possibilities even in songs he performed nightly. Brother Jimmie Vaughan hit the nail on the head as only he could: "He never played in the same way once, much less twice". As impressive as Stevie's too-brief studio career was, the records represent only freeze-frame stills of songs (and a guitarist) that were continually evolving. And like any self-respecting guitarslinger, Stevie Ray's flamboyant, in-your-face style blossomed most in front of a live audience. Such was obviously the case one night in 1983 when Double Trouble played Toronto's El Mocambo. Luckily, the entire event was captured on film. |
Extrák:
- dalszövegek
- diszkográfia
- közvetlen jelenetválasztás
- interjú a Double Trouble-lel 1999 októberében
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