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It is claimed that this is the first time Stevie Ray Vaughan performed Riviera Paradise in public. This performance took place live on Japanese Television, 1985. Not often we got to see SRV on a Gibson, especially not on a Flying V. A raw performance without Double Trouble backing...

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