Any Stevie Ray Vaughan Fans?

Hero Of The Day · 09-18-2007, 02:33 AM

Anybody like Stevie Ray Vaughan? Hes my favorite guitar player!!!! I can't be the only one here. He had quite a unique sound and playing style, one of which we will never see again, but at least we have the music!!! My favorite song of his is Wall Of Denial, but i love everything he does anyway... So any more SRV fans out there?

v8 · 09-18-2007, 02:41 AM

*raises hand* I am!

My dad introduced me to his music a couple months ago, so I'm not totally familiar with all of it, but I do love it so far. I'm developing a love for the bluesy-rock genre.

MusicMan · 09-18-2007, 03:40 AM

Stevie was the master of playing rhythm and lead at the same time and just making a really full sounding song with a guitar alone, amazing body of work. My favorites of his are Little Wing, Pride and Joy, Life Without You, Texas Flood, The Sky is Crying, Tin Pan Ally (zomg what a great fucking song, I'm gonna go listen to it right now), and of course his rendition of Voodoo Chile.

It's so sad that we lost SRV right at the height of his career, he could have given us 30+ more years of great music, but such is life.

Hero Of The Day · 09-19-2007, 02:18 AM

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Originally Posted by MusicMan

Stevie was the master of playing rhythm and lead at the same time and just making a really full sounding song with a guitar alone, amazing body of work. My favorites of his are Little Wing, Pride and Joy, Life Without You, Texas Flood, The Sky is Crying, Tin Pan Ally (zomg what a great fucking song, I'm gonna go listen to it right now), and of course his rendition of Voodoo Chile.

It's so sad that we lost SRV right at the height of his career, he could have given us 30+ more years of great music, but such is life.

Yeah, Stevie was taken way to soon. As was hendrix, janis, otis, john bonham, dime...

I hafta give stevie props for being the greaest guitar player ive ever heard, at least in the blues genre, but i doubt anyone could outplay him on any night. And yes, Tin Pan Alley!!! Love that song, also Riveria Paradise, thats the hardest fucking slow song ive ever read on sheet music.

sooner 32 · 09-20-2007, 03:10 AM

Count Me in I have been S.R.V. fan for a long time , Stevie died at a young
age , Just when he was getting his life together , He was staying away from the Drugs and Alcohol and was Kicking ass on his Concert Tour , When he Died in a Helicopter crash on his way to the Airport .
I always have Loved his Music !

meanceprimeaux · 09-20-2007, 01:16 PM

SRV rocks!

As a fan of SRV I think you'd enjoy a fellow by the name of Chris Duarte.

He is a Texas guitar slinger in a very similar vein.

Hero Of The Day · 09-21-2007, 03:19 AM

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Originally Posted by meanceprimeaux

SRV rocks!

As a fan of SRV I think you'd enjoy a fellow by the name of Chris Duarte.

He is a Texas guitar slinger in a very similar vein.

Thanks for the tip, ill look him up right away!!!

Aqualung · 09-21-2007, 03:24 AM

I think Stevie Ray Vaughn is an exceptionally talented musician, even though I don't really like Blues that much. In fact, I saw him once on Austin City Limits or something and I was more impressed with his abilities than any other musician before that. I do really like the song "Crossfire" though.

Hero Of The Day · 09-23-2007, 03:34 AM

I also think hes one of the greatest singers of all time. Lets face it, hes way underrated in the singing department, one of the best blues singers too. All that combined with his guitar playing is what made him a legend, at least to me. He also had a badass keyboard player, i think his name was reese, that guy could burn a damn keyboard.

Kameraad Pannekoek · 10-01-2007, 06:42 AM

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Originally Posted by Aqualung

I think Stevie Ray Vaughn is an exceptionally talented musician, even though I don't really like Blues that much. In fact, I saw him once on Austin City Limits or something and I was more impressed with his abilities than any other musician before that. I do really like the song "Crossfire" though.

I watched that just last night when I was back home. My dad is a big Austin City Limits fan, so he records everything it shows on our Tivo-ey thingy. Now we have a pretty nice collection of concerts on there. SRV definitely can rock. Before this weekend I had heard his name dropped a lot but never really listened much. It was pretty sweet.

Stringbender · 10-17-2007, 03:22 PM

Lucky enough to have seen SRV back during the Couldn't stand the weather/worldwide flood tour (think I was like 15 maybe?). I had those nosebleed seats in the "you need anti-grav boots to hold you in your chair" section. The theater was an old place- not the greatest, and I had to move around a bit to get a good view. (I was directly over the stage- saw a whole lot of Stevie's hat and guitar neck!) I came back from that show with all the blood drained from my face.. and it was a few days of looking at my guitar shaking my head in disbelief. SRV was truly amazing. The lead and rhythm playing at the same time- did he make that popular? I don't know- I know I picked it up from somewhere (been doing that style of playing for years now) I just figured I played that way because I couldn't always find a good bass player..

Listen to SRV man..if ya wanna become an exceptional guitarist- unplug all the distortion, all the effects.. go with a little overdrive.. try your hands at blues and stuff SRV has done- it will build up your strength and dexterity and THEN when or if you decide to crank in the distortion and play metal- well.. people will applaud in awe of the level of your skills.

09-18-2007, 02:41 AM	#2
v8 <3 beatles! Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Midwest Posts: 217 Thanks: 12 Thanked 6 Times in 6 Posts Rep Power: 35	raises hand I am! My dad introduced me to his music a couple months ago, so I'm not totally familiar with all of it, but I do love it so far. I'm developing a love for the bluesy-rock genre. __________________ I <3 Lemonade.

09-18-2007, 03:40 AM	#3
MusicMan "It is dangerous to be right when the government is wrong." - Voltaire Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Inside your head Posts: 7,392 Thanks: 564 Thanked 464 Times in 405 Posts Rep Power: 500	Stevie was the master of playing rhythm and lead at the same time and just making a really full sounding song with a guitar alone, amazing body of work. My favorites of his are Little Wing, Pride and Joy, Life Without You, Texas Flood, The Sky is Crying, Tin Pan Ally (zomg what a great fucking song, I'm gonna go listen to it right now), and of course his rendition of Voodoo Chile. It's so sad that we lost SRV right at the height of his career, he could have given us 30+ more years of great music, but such is life. __________________ Rules! A definite must-read How to upload music to the Music Showcase. How to embed a YouTube video. Send me a PM if you need any help with anything.

09-21-2007, 03:24 AM	#8
Aqualung Pshaw! Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Washington Posts: 11,548 Thanks: 527 Thanked 731 Times in 684 Posts Rep Power: 270	I think Stevie Ray Vaughn is an exceptionally talented musician, even though I don't really like Blues that much. In fact, I saw him once on Austin City Limits or something and I was more impressed with his abilities than any other musician before that. I do really like the song "Crossfire" though. __________________ Here we go. Mushu cereal for breakfast with duck sauce.

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09-18-2007, 02:33 AM	#1
Hero Of The Day Buckethead's Best Bud Join Date: May 2007 Location: Where do I live? ....Over There... Posts: 2,898 Thanks: 326 Thanked 198 Times in 173 Posts Rep Power: 145	Anybody like Stevie Ray Vaughan? Hes my favorite guitar player!!!! I can't be the only one here. He had quite a unique sound and playing style, one of which we will never see again, but at least we have the music!!! My favorite song of his is Wall Of Denial, but i love everything he does anyway... So any more SRV fans out there?

09-20-2007, 03:10 AM	#5
sooner 32 A working-class hero is something to be. Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 177 Thanks: 0 Thanked 13 Times in 11 Posts Rep Power: 60	Count Me in I have been S.R.V. fan for a long time , Stevie died at a young age , Just when he was getting his life together , He was staying away from the Drugs and Alcohol and was Kicking ass on his Concert Tour , When he Died in a Helicopter crash on his way to the Airport . I always have Loved his Music !

09-20-2007, 01:16 PM	#6
meanceprimeaux Mr. Mean Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Alabama Posts: 1,309 Thanks: 221 Thanked 143 Times in 111 Posts Rep Power: 119	SRV rocks! As a fan of SRV I think you'd enjoy a fellow by the name of Chris Duarte. He is a Texas guitar slinger in a very similar vein.

09-23-2007, 03:34 AM	#9
Hero Of The Day Buckethead's Best Bud Join Date: May 2007 Location: Where do I live? ....Over There... Posts: 2,898 Thanks: 326 Thanked 198 Times in 173 Posts Rep Power: 145	I also think hes one of the greatest singers of all time. Lets face it, hes way underrated in the singing department, one of the best blues singers too. All that combined with his guitar playing is what made him a legend, at least to me. He also had a badass keyboard player, i think his name was reese, that guy could burn a damn keyboard.

10-17-2007, 03:22 PM	#11
Stringbender Guitar Junkie Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: they call it "Earth", the structure is called a "house". Posts: 1,522 Thanks: 264 Thanked 199 Times in 172 Posts Rep Power: 130	Lucky enough to have seen SRV back during the Couldn't stand the weather/worldwide flood tour (think I was like 15 maybe?). I had those nosebleed seats in the "you need anti-grav boots to hold you in your chair" section. The theater was an old place- not the greatest, and I had to move around a bit to get a good view. (I was directly over the stage- saw a whole lot of Stevie's hat and guitar neck!) I came back from that show with all the blood drained from my face.. and it was a few days of looking at my guitar shaking my head in disbelief. SRV was truly amazing. The lead and rhythm playing at the same time- did he make that popular? I don't know- I know I picked it up from somewhere (been doing that style of playing for years now) I just figured I played that way because I couldn't always find a good bass player.. Listen to SRV man..if ya wanna become an exceptional guitarist- unplug all the distortion, all the effects.. go with a little overdrive.. try your hands at blues and stuff SRV has done- it will build up your strength and dexterity and THEN when or if you decide to crank in the distortion and play metal- well.. people will applaud in awe of the level of your skills.

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