Stevie Ray Vaughan (blues, jazz, quote, guitar, hands)

boo boo · 10-01-2006, 12:50 PM

I'm mainly refering to how Page is called a "thief" even though many of the musicians he aledgedly stole from do the exact same thing.

I just think that elitist blues fans and antiquity whores have their way with double standards.

ddp · 10-02-2006, 06:55 AM

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Originally Posted by boo boo

I'm mainly refering to how Page is called a "thief" even though many of the musicians he aledgedly stole from do the exact same thing.

I just think that elitist blues fans and antiquity whores have their way with double standards.

I see where you are coming from.

To call page a thief is silly since he added so much to music. He practically invented the guitar army sound and got some of the best drum sounds of all time. Zeppelin stretched what was permitted in pop music.

simplymusic · 12-02-2006, 12:03 PM

Being only 18 i know im light years behind alot of people when it comes to music. But i am one of the few in highschool who even APPRICIATE blues...i love it..while everyone else is metal, punk, and rap..i am blues. Recently i joined a band with a KICK ASS guitar player...well we won a battle of the bands beating out 15 other bands..and when being interviewed afterwards, our guitar player said, go listen to SRV and you'll see why the judges picked us to win. We play all originals, but our style has a very bluesy feel, and i think that was releif for the judges.. As for SRV..he's my favorite..every note makes me feel something different. The sky is crying, Texas Flood, Life by the drop, Couldn't stand the weather, Pride and Joy, Crossfire, its all good!! every song of his i like..As far as innovation..to me each of his songs are a LITTLE different from the other..thats innovative enough..I wish he wouldn't have died...If he hadn't it could very well be "Jimmi Hendrix who?"

ddp · 12-02-2006, 02:16 PM

Nice to see the youngans so keen on the blues.
I think you do underestimate the importance of Hendrix.
Remember that he did what he did before 1970.
What Hendrix did on the guitar nobody had ever done before. It was a revolution.
He stands alone as the greatest influence in rock guitar ever.

Frances · 12-03-2006, 02:16 AM

I like SRV, Ugly bastard though.

jacem5 · 08-06-2008, 03:52 PM

I saw an interview with Eric Clapton and he said he almost gave up the guitar after seeing SRV play,he said"what's the point knowing there is someone like SRV out there"True story.

Son of JayJamJah · 08-06-2008, 06:24 PM

As much as I love SRV and as great of a talent as he is, not a great song writer or particularly interesting artist. Sort of leaves a bland taste in your mouth so to speak.

jackhammer · 08-06-2008, 06:44 PM

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Originally Posted by JayJamJah

As much as I love SRV and as great of a talent as he is, not a great song writer or particularly interesting artist. Sort of leaves a bland taste in your mouth so to speak.

I agree although I don't love his work either. His version of 'Little Wing' however is absolutely phenomenal.

Son of JayJamJah · 08-06-2008, 06:50 PM

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Originally Posted by jackhammer

I agree although I don't love his work either. His version of 'Little Wing' however is absolutely phenomenal.

Little Wing done just right is one of the best songs ever for guitar.

FenderVGStrat · 08-06-2008, 07:35 PM

S.R.V Rules man, his solos are so passionate and so interesting, my favorite songs of his are Pride And Joy and Texas Flood.

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ddp Music Addict Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Toronto Posts: 223	Nice to see the youngans so keen on the blues. I think you do underestimate the importance of Hendrix. Remember that he did what he did before 1970. What Hendrix did on the guitar nobody had ever done before. It was a revolution. He stands alone as the greatest influence in rock guitar ever. __________________ Deep Down Productions Blog: Mikeblog Rainbow Songs Foundation

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simplymusic Groupie Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 13	Being only 18 i know im light years behind alot of people when it comes to music. But i am one of the few in highschool who even APPRICIATE blues...i love it..while everyone else is metal, punk, and rap..i am blues. Recently i joined a band with a KICK ASS guitar player...well we won a battle of the bands beating out 15 other bands..and when being interviewed afterwards, our guitar player said, go listen to SRV and you'll see why the judges picked us to win. We play all originals, but our style has a very bluesy feel, and i think that was releif for the judges.. As for SRV..he's my favorite..every note makes me feel something different. The sky is crying, Texas Flood, Life by the drop, Couldn't stand the weather, Pride and Joy, Crossfire, its all good!! every song of his i like..As far as innovation..to me each of his songs are a LITTLE different from the other..thats innovative enough..I wish he wouldn't have died...If he hadn't it could very well be "Jimmi Hendrix who?"

08-06-2008, 03:52 PM	#46 (permalink)
jacem5 Groupie Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Boston Posts: 9	I saw an interview with Eric Clapton and he said he almost gave up the guitar after seeing SRV play,he said"what's the point knowing there is someone like SRV out there"True story.

08-06-2008, 07:35 PM	#50 (permalink)
FenderVGStrat Groupie Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 15	S.R.V Rules man, his solos are so passionate and so interesting, my favorite songs of his are Pride And Joy and Texas Flood.