Stevie Ray Vaughan - Live At Montreux 【Complete version】

[DigitalBuddha]

Stevie Ray Vaughan - Live At Montreux 【Complete version】

1. Program Start
2. Scuttle Buttin' 0:01:41
3. Say What!
4. Ain't Gone 'N' Give Up On Love 0:08:46
5. Pride And Joy 0:15:10
6. Mary Had A Little Lamb 0:20:18
7. Cold Shot(with Johnny Copeland) 0:24:25
8. Tin Pan Alley (aka Roughest Place In Town) 0:30:00 0:36:53
9. Look At Little Sister(with Johnny Copeland) 0:43:20
10. Voodoo Child (Slight Return) 0:52:10
11. Texas Flood 1:03:09
12. SRV Talking From Stage 1:09:40
13. Life Without You 1:12:12
14. Gone Home
15. Couldn't Stand The Weather

Awesome! - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nU1Y0BzF_5I

[RevKHyler]

Sounds definitely worth multiple listenings...

[DigitalBuddha]

Sounds definitely worth multiple listenings...

Fuckin' eh!

[LotsaBadKarma]

I heard a guy on the radio say that Stevie had surpassed Jimi as master of the Stratocaster. I don't know if that's exactly true, Hendrix was a god. Stevie is right up there with him, though. His version of Voodoo Child is every bit as good as Jimi's.

[DigitalBuddha]

I heard a guy on the radio say that Stevie had surpassed Jimi as master of the Stratocaster. I don't know if that's exactly true, Hendrix was a god. Stevie is right up there with him, though. His version of Voodoo Child is every bit as good as Jimi's.

Yeah, I have to agree, Stevie came damn close to Hendrix. I still marvel at what Hendrix did at Woodstock. Mind blowing! Interesting though; Hendrix was asked in an interview once who he thought the greatest living guitarist was and without a second's hesitation, he answered "Carlos Santana."

[milnie]

Santana has done some excellent guest work. Love his sound with John lee hooker.

[LotsaBadKarma]

Jimi also had tremendous respect for Leslie West, in particular his vibrato. There's a story that came out that Jimi had asked someone in his entourage if he was as good as Leslie West. I tried looking this up on Google but no success.