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Stevie Ray Vaughan playing that guitar better behind his back than most modern guitarists do in front of them. No more words, just enjoy it.

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nothing beats a new song with good visuals

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Saw Stevie 2 days before he died. About 2 months later caught Jimmy Vaughn in Santa Cruz CA at Moes Alley. Actually got to hang out in the parking lot near the tour bus and have a couple of beers with the band. Good times. Miss you SRV.

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That's such a beautiful thing. Happy for you.

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That was his last show at Starwood Amphitheater. I was there. And there are great vids of it--surprisingly enough. His drummer Chris Layton--one of the great all time live drummers.

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Baddest man to ever play the guitar

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Cool.

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Right up there with Glen Campbell playing the William Tell Overture on top of his head.

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Always considered those as silly antics/showboating. Like Hendrix playing with this teeth.

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Have you ever seen SRV play the same guitar with his brother? #FamilyStyle

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Good find. I'll check that out.

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