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SRV's ability to go from 0-100 in a split of a second is just incredible. Scuttle Buttin, at 0.16. Just pure brilliance. That's a rehearsal session in Pennsylvania, 1986 and it may turn into one of your favourite blues performances of all time. After just waking up, you can... show more

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TheLarch1 年前

He could have powered a city with that energy. I honestly don’t know anyone who played with that intensity and energy. He beat the shit out of that guitar every night.

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Holly Dayle1 年前

Hey guys!! I've been listening to this song lately and thought it would be fun to do a cover of it!! wdyt!? #lovesong #music #Jazz #CoverSong #Singing

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Guitar Gods Unleashed1 年前

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Glacier6foxtrot1 年前

He's my number 1 guitarist on my list.

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Tom Swadley1 年前

Soundcheck He was over the top incredible.

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T1 年前

Sound checks that go hard.

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MastrBlastr1 年前

LEGEND!!!!

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