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October 25, 2015 at 7:34 pm #27467
Listed as a “Bootleg” on You Tube, its now available from Amazon and other outlets
100 bonus points for anyone that can tell me what a ‘Bumpershoot’ is…… LOL. and yes, it is an actual item
From Amazon:
SRV & DOUBLE TROUBLE PLAYING SOUL TO SOUL LIVE – WITH 7 BONUS CUTS In March 1985, recording for Double Trouble’s third studio album, Soul to Soul, began at the Dallas Sound Lab. As the sessions progressed though, Vaughan became increasingly frustrated with his own lack of inspiration. He was allowed a relaxed pace of recording, which contributed to a lack of focus due to excesses in alcohol and other drugs. During the album’s production, Vaughan appeared at the Houston Astrodome, on April 10, 1985, where he performed a slide guitar rendition of the US national anthem, “The Star-Spangled Banner”; his performance was met with booing. Soul to Soul was released on 30th September, 1985, and peaked at number 34 and remained on the Billboard 200 through mid-1986, eventually certified gold. It was shortly before the release date, across Labour Day weekend 85 (30th August – 2nd September) that, as always, the years Bumbershoot Festival took place. SRV performed on the evening of 1st September, and despite the difficulties prevalent during its recording, 9of the 10 tracks from Soul To Soul were played, alongside another 7 songs from earlier albums, cover versions and – at the time – unreleased rarities. Many of his problems with abuse would continue to haunt Stevie Ray across at least another year following the release of Soul To Soul, when, after a near death experience, he booked into a London Clinic for rehab but the sheer power and intensity of the album is almost certainly best illustrated in this live rendition – indeed for many of those who are familiar with this recording, these are generally the preferred versions of the albums marvelous songs. -
October 26, 2015 at 9:38 am #27476
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October 26, 2015 at 6:34 pm #27506
I heard “Look at little sister” on the radio in the 80’s and was hooked on SRV.
Good stuff here G&L guy. Thanks!
Jim
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