Stevie Ray Vaughan Discussion

Stevie Ray Vaughan Discussion :: RE: UPDATED RARE SRV PICS!!! I MEAN....RARE!

Author: Christopher X
Subject: Thanks
Posted: Wed Jul 02, 2008 1:56 am (GMT 0)
Topic Replies: 1

Thanks AlB for the pictures,most are new to me,a few i think i have seen though im shure.
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Christopher X

Stevie Ray Vaughan Discussion :: UPDATED RARE SRV PICS!!! I MEAN....RARE!

Author: AlB
Subject: *UPDATED* RARE SRV PICS!!! I MEAN....RARE!
Posted: Sun Jun 29, 2008 2:40 am (GMT 0)
Topic Replies: 1

hey all. i was scouting the internet when i found these ultra unseen SRV pics.
enjoy!

Here's stevie with double trouble at a place called "Al's Bamboo" in Dallas, TX, 1978.

here's some more pics from Al's Bamboo in 1979...

stevie at the continental club in austin, tx, april 19, 1983...

stevie at the agora in dallas, june 3, 1983

this is stevie at Club Tango in Dallas, TX for their Texas Flood release party, june 16, 1983....

pics of stevie at the Paradiso Theater in Amsterdam, Netherlands, September 9, 1983...

Here are some photos from The Ritz in Austin, TX October 1983

pics of stevie at The Metro Club, North Brunswick, New Jersey, April 25, 1984...

here is a pic from the set of the "Cold Shot" video at a place "Pee-Wee's" in Austin, TX, June 10, 1984...

stevie at the hollywood palladium in california, june 16, 1984...

stevie at the sundome opening for Huey Lewis & The News in tampa, florida, august 3, 1984...

some pics of stevie at city island, harrisburg, pa, august 12, 1984

Supposedly, this is Stevie at what looks like the Carnegie Hall "after party" that MTV threw for him.

here's stevie with somebody??? backstage at EM Leow's Theatre in Worcester Massachusetts, march 24 1985...

stevie backstage at the Royal Oak Music Theater in Detroit, Michigan, early february 1986 with somebody??

stevie with his bro jimmie lee along with special guest TED NUGENT at the royal oak theater, detroit, michigan, late february 1986...

a GODLY like pic of stevie at memorial stadium, st. johns, newfoundland, canada, april 2, 1988...

stevie in 1988, probably a college party

Redbeard from 92.5 FM in austin, TX interviewing stevie, 1989...

some more are on the way!
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"There's a lotta love that goes on that we don't think about until we need it more than ever." - Stevie Ray Vaughan

Stevie Ray Vaughan Discussion :: Lenny replica specs?

Author: AlB
Subject: Lenny replica specs?
Posted: Fri Jun 27, 2008 2:25 am (GMT 0)
Topic Replies: 0

hey has anyone catched the string height, pickup height, neck radius, anything lik that for the new Lenny replica? i just got one but just want to be sure they're correct.
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"There's a lotta love that goes on that we don't think about until we need it more than ever." - Stevie Ray Vaughan

Introductions :: RE: Howdy!

Author: Andy P
Posted: Sat May 31, 2008 6:47 pm (GMT 0)
Topic Replies: 2

Thanks!! sucks about the spam thing, but hopefully things will liven up after a bit.

Introductions :: RE: Howdy!

Author: Christopher X
Subject: Welcome
Posted: Sat May 31, 2008 10:23 am (GMT 0)
Topic Replies: 2

Welcome to the forum,as you see its not to busy,there was a spam problem for sometime.But some members still here im shure,so if post there sould be a reply or more hopefully.I only come on here a few times a week myself to check things as a mod here
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Introductions :: RE: I'm new, thought I'd introduce myself

Author: Christopher X
Subject: Welcome
Posted: Sat May 31, 2008 9:48 am (GMT 0)
Topic Replies: 1

Well bit late on this,but then as see the site not so busy and i have not come as much too.Anyway welcome to the forum,so posting not shure if will get much replies?,but some for members still here.
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Open Discussion :: RE: Unknown guitarists part 2

Author: Andy P
Posted: Sat May 31, 2008 7:27 am (GMT 0)
Topic Replies: 1

Oooops, I almost forgot about a gentleman named A.C. Porter too. I think there's one clip of him on youtube.

I really met and saw alot of really good players when I went up to oregon. Made me go back to the woodshed, and humbled me even more watching all these folks.
Even though I've been playing for 25 years (oh my god...) there is always something new to learn and gain inspiration from. I really love music and guitar playing, it's just sooo kewl!

Open Discussion :: Unknown guitarists part 2

Author: Andy P
Subject: Unknown guitarists part 2
Posted: Sat May 31, 2008 7:02 am (GMT 0)
Topic Replies: 1

Sorry if I put this in the wrong place, but I was looking around and found an "unknown guitarist" section, but I couldn't add to it. I just wanted to tell ya about a few I met when I briefly moved up to oregon.

First there is a fella named Robbie Laws. One of the most amazing guitarists I've met, took some lessons from, jammed with and watched play. He is such a great guy and a monster player. The clips I've found of him don't do his talent justice. He formed a friendship with Albert Collins and learned a bunch from him. Robbie was a good teacher and he shook me out of a rut and helped get some confidence back. He is also very involved in bringing music to the schools up in oregon as well.

Second: Suburban Slim. He does his thing, but he also is the guitarist for the Strangtones. He is a monster too, I just found some clips of him on youtube. He was the guy who turned me on to the Conrad amps (see my introduction). I really enjoyed his playing. He hosts an open blues jam and he is so nice and accomodating.

Third is a fellow named Kevin Selfe. His band, Kevin Selfe and the Tornados, is killer. Theres a couple clips of him on youtube too.

Anyway, I thought you guys might like to check them out. All three of them are really nice guys and great players to boot. I hope you find something you dig about them. I really like those guys, they are keeping the blues alive.
Thanks guys!

Introductions :: Howdy!

Author: Andy P
Subject: Howdy!
Posted: Fri May 30, 2008 9:04 pm (GMT 0)
Topic Replies: 2

Hello all,
I was cruising around online and found you guys. Let me tell you a little about myself.
I''m 38, been playing guitar since I was 13. I've been influenced by alot of players, but my main guys are Jimi, SRV, John Frusciante, Randy Rhoads, Freddie King and Buddy Guy. I mostly play blues now.
Anyway, I got into Stevie around '84, that summer Mtv was playing the Cold Shot video, and I had been reading about Stevie for just a bit. Loved the song and the video was great! Made a little metal head take notice. I was visiting my grandparents at the time and my grandmother bought me "Couldn't Stand The Weather". I remember listening to Voodoo Chile and just being blown away. Even at 14 I was a Jimi snob, but man that was just amazing! I was instantly a fan. Not too long after that I got the guitar player magazine with Stevie on the cover, and that was it for me.
Later that year my friends bought me tickets to see that tour at the Universal Ampitheatre. What a great show, but being the little pot heads we were at the time, much of my memories from that show are a bit cloudy shall we say.
Stevie's music really touched me, and his life contiues to be an inspiration to me. He really was a beautiful soul, and I really miss him.
The day he died just floored me, and I can remember that whole day pretty vividly.
Right now I'm in the process of getting a new blues project together.

Since most of you share your gear, I'd like to tell you about what I have.
I have a 62 brown fender princeton that is a 9 out of 10 in terms of condition. great amp.
My main amp is a recent addition, it was made by the creator of SUNN amps, Conrad Sundholm. It's called a Blues Jammer, I picked out the colors and he made me an amp. It's the brown one on his website. I cannot tell you how amazing this amp is. Just a monster tone machine. Check him out on his website. I met him when I went to Oregon for a bit, met some amazing players and was introduced to Conrad.
I play a 97 Fender Custom shop strat, Cunetto era I believe. My pride and joy indeed. Just a great guitar plugged in or not. Plugged into the Conrad it just really comes alive. Pure strat tone and gets the sound I've been after for a real long time.
I have 2 analogman TS-9s with the silver mod, and a RMC picture wah.
I've been a wah collector for the last 6 years and needed something I could play out with, since my best wah really shouldn't leave the house. It's a 68 transitional Vox Clyde, black bottom in mint condition. A really amazing wah, and if I did'nt get the back story from the guy I bought it from, I would've sworn it was one of Jimi's! haha!
I have a marshall 50 watt jubilee too and of course more guitars.
Well there ya go! I really like this site and all the posts I've read have been really great. I don't really do too many posts, just when the mood strikes, but I hope to participate a bit.
Great place ya got hear, now go grab those planks and throw some stank ya'll! haha!
Peace and hair grease,
Andy P

Stevie Ray Vaughan Discussion :: SRV - Cutter Brandenburg - KNON Interview (Pt. 1- 4) (Audio)

Author: Christopher X
Subject: SRV - Cutter Brandenburg - KNON Interview (Pt. 1- 4) (Audio)
Posted: Fri May 23, 2008 4:19 am (GMT 0)
Topic Replies: 0

Just thought i would post this first radio interview by cutter brandenburg about his book you cant stop a comet. A book about stevie ray vaughan of course and others he dealt with in music i think mostly?.Any that have read it here at all my know more on it too.

As pretty new up on the youtube site,some may not have herd this,i have not.But with dial up to at home,only herd little parts of each.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EwwRqTmX-fY
Part 1.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gNdnJAOeu0A
Part 2.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qy0vIbolPp4
Part 3.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ajQ7Q69uTSs
Part 4.
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Open Discussion :: my new rock song!

Author: antonis
Subject: my new rock song!
Posted: Sun May 18, 2008 7:16 pm (GMT 0)
Topic Replies: 0

i recorded an instrumental song with my digitech gnx3K for a local music contest, and i uploaded it here: http://www.fishbonerecords.com/bandsfest/audio.swf

it's the song called instruone, by J.A.M (which stands for the band members' names - Julian, Antonis, Marios), scroll down and you will find it

if you like it vote!

Stevie Ray Vaughan Discussion :: RE: good SRV tone with Fender Princeton 65???

Author: srvscream29
Posted: Sun May 04, 2008 3:21 pm (GMT 0)
Topic Replies: 1

honestly man, you have a great recording amp, I wouldn't change that unless you wanna play gigs. For the tubescreamer, i think a popular setting is the level nob to 11 o' clock and the Gain Knob to 1 o'clock with the tone at 12 o'clock. A lot is the style tho. Make sure ur guitar is a halfstep down and you gotta be able to do his insane chucking and strumming single notes if you kno what i mean.
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Stevie Ray Vaughan Discussion :: Voodoo Chile Carnegie Hall tab???

Author: AlB
Subject: Voodoo Chile Carnegie Hall tab???
Posted: Sun Apr 06, 2008 7:04 pm (GMT 0)
Topic Replies: 0

hey all. the carnegie hall version of "voodoo chile" of stevie's is just amazing!!! rockin out.

can anybody provide me with a tab for this version? or a website that has this tab? thanks!
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"There's a lotta love that goes on that we don't think about until we need it more than ever." - Stevie Ray Vaughan

Introductions :: I'm new, thought I'd introduce myself

Author: csi24
Subject: I'm new, thought I'd introduce myself
Posted: Fri Mar 14, 2008 12:48 am (GMT 0)
Topic Replies: 1

Hello everyone! I'm from Maryland and I may 16 but Stevie Ray Vaughan is one of my two idols. His music moves me and sends chills up and down my spine.

I come home from school everyday and I sit on that laptop for at least an hour watching SRV videos. Call me a nerd but his music just moves me that much.

I've been into SRV for about 7-8 months now and I've seen some of his videos more times than I count but they still all give me chills.

And was it just me or was Stevie supposed to go in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame next year? Because everything I've seen says he didn't get selected .

This has gotten long, but I'm glad I've found this forum and I'm glad to be here!
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Stevie Ray Vaughan Discussion :: RE: Me playing "lenny"...CLIP

Author: SRVYJM
Subject: Re: Me playing "lenny"...CLIP
Posted: Sun Mar 09, 2008 2:23 pm (GMT 0)
Topic Replies: 1

Gamedojo wrote:

A friend gave me this killer backing track. So i had some quick 2min fun and did my best with lenny. Lots of fun!

http://www.jacobmartinmusic.com/music/mp3/tyler_lenny.mp3

Tyler,
You sound great on this, as usual!

Stevie Ray Vaughan Discussion

Stevie Ray Vaughan Discussion :: RE: *UPDATED* RARE SRV PICS!!! I MEAN....RARE!

Stevie Ray Vaughan Discussion :: *UPDATED* RARE SRV PICS!!! I MEAN....RARE!

Stevie Ray Vaughan Discussion :: Lenny replica specs?

Introductions :: RE: Howdy!

Introductions :: RE: Howdy!

Introductions :: RE: I'm new, thought I'd introduce myself

Open Discussion :: RE: Unknown guitarists part 2

Open Discussion :: Unknown guitarists part 2

Introductions :: Howdy!

Stevie Ray Vaughan Discussion :: SRV - Cutter Brandenburg - KNON Interview (Pt. 1- 4) (Audio)

Open Discussion :: my new rock song!

Stevie Ray Vaughan Discussion :: RE: good SRV tone with Fender Princeton 65???

Stevie Ray Vaughan Discussion :: Voodoo Chile Carnegie Hall tab???

Introductions :: I'm new, thought I'd introduce myself

Stevie Ray Vaughan Discussion :: RE: Me playing "lenny"...CLIP

Stevie Ray Vaughan Discussion :: RE: UPDATED RARE SRV PICS!!! I MEAN....RARE!

Stevie Ray Vaughan Discussion :: UPDATED RARE SRV PICS!!! I MEAN....RARE!