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ddp 08-25-2006 08:06 AM

Stevie ahh. . .

Perhaps the greatest blues guitarist of all time. I saw him live about 5 times including the "Couldn't stand the weather" tour. Always incredible. I spent coutless hours in the 80s trying to play like him and he left a huge impression on my own playing.

Ace 08-25-2006 03:59 PM

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Originally Posted by _LesPaul43_
Stevie Ray Blah.....hes ok...kinda boring

Stevie Ray Vaughan pwns TMV any day.

swim 08-26-2006 10:25 AM

One of my favorite guitarists ever. So feckin wonderful.

Alo 08-26-2006 12:28 PM

He's scary when he plays. And he has orgasms when he hits the right notes.

rsnjeff 09-26-2006 04:26 PM

I think that he is the best blues player to ever grace the guitar and that playing slow or fast he loved to play his instrument. I would have loved to see him play.

glazedface 09-29-2006 03:33 PM

he have not have been very innovative but he certaintly resurrected the blues and his music is fun to listen to.

boo boo 09-30-2006 12:33 PM

I do find SRV overrated to some extent, he wasn't very innovative, but then again as Jr pointed out, blues guitarists tend to do the same things over and over, sometimes shamelessly "borrowing" each others chords, which further pisses me off when people give Page, Clapton, SRV or any non-african american blues guitarist crap for doing the same thing, only with them it's considered stealing, I think it qualifies as reverse racism...

SRV had a unique style in his playing, for a blues guitarist, Texas Flood is an exellent album.

ddp 09-30-2006 02:42 PM

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Originally Posted by boo boo (Post 291582)
I do find SRV overrated to some extent, he wasn't very innovative, but then again as Jr pointed out, blues guitarists tend to do the same things over and over, sometimes shamelessly "borrowing" each others chords, which further pisses me off when people give Page, Clapton, SRV or any non-african american blues guitarist for doing the same thing, only with them it's considered stealing, I think it qualifies as reverse racism...

SRV had a unique style in his playing, for a blues guitarist, Texas Flood is an exellent album.

Blues always has the same chords they don't shamelessly borrow chords. Blues by definition is a specific set of chords.
SRV however did not restrict himself to these chords though. Songs like "Couldn't stand the weather" stretched the genre.

I'm not even going to touch your comments about race they just don't make sense.

BTW B. B. King thinks Clapton is the greatest.

TheBig3 09-30-2006 10:37 PM

Which is odd because if anyone should be hammered for borrowing its clapton.

SRV was emotion, you can't argue that he stole, whatever he played he was feeling, and maybe that emotion is universal but its not stealing, it was him. SRV was ****ing amazing.

ddp 10-01-2006 06:54 AM

No music is completly original. It is all influenced by others. It should not be refered to as stealing. I like boo boo's use of the word "borrowing" much better.

I think that BB just thinks that clapton is a good musician.


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