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With his astonishingly accomplished guitar playing, Stevie Ray Vaughan ignited the blues revival of the '80s. Vaughan drew equally from bluesmen like Albert King, Otis Rush, and Muddy Waters and rock & roll players like Jimi Hendrix and Lonnie Mack, as well as the stray jazz guitarist like Kenny Burrell, developing a uniquely eclectic and fiery style that sounded like no other guitarist, regardless of genre. Vaughan bridged the gap between blues and rock like no other artist had since the late '60s. For the next seven years, Stevie Ray was the leading light in American blues, consistently selling out concerts while his albums regularly went gold.
His tragic death in 1990 only emphasized his influence in blues and American rock & roll. Born and raised in Dallas, Stevie Ray Vaughan began playing guitar as a child, inspired by older brother Jimmie. When he was in junior high school, he began playing in a number of garage bands, which occasionally landed gigs in local nightclubs. By the time he was 17, he had dropped out of high school to concentrate on playing music. Vaughan's first real band was the Cobras, who played clubs and bars in Austin during the mid-'70s.
Following that group's demise, he formed Triple Threat in 1975. Triple Threat also featured bassist Jackie Newhouse, drummer Chris Layton, and vocalist Lou Ann Barton. After a few years of playing Texas bars and clubs, Barton left the band in 1978.
The group decided to continue performing under the name Double Trouble, which was inspired by the Otis Rush song of the same name; Stevie Ray became the band's lead singer. For the next few years, Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble played the Austin area, becoming one of the most popular bands in Texas.
In 1982, the band played the Montreux Festival and their performance caught the attention of David Bowie and Jackson Browne. After Double Trouble's performance, Bowie asked Vaughan to play on his forthcoming album, while Browne offered the group free recording time at his Los Angeles studio, Downtown; both offers were accepted. Stevie Ray laid down the lead guitar tracks for what became Bowie's Let's Dance album in late 1982. Shortly afterward, John Hammond, Sr. landed Vaughan and Double Trouble a record contract with Epic and the band recorded their debut album in less than a week at Downtown.
Vaughan's debut album, Texas Flood, was released in the summer of 1983, a few months after Bowie's Let's Dance appeared. On its own, Let's Dance earned Vaughan quite a bit of attention, but Texas Flood was a blockbuster blues success, receiving positive reviews in both blues and rock publications, reaching number 38 on the charts, and crossing over to album rock radio stations. Bowie offered Vaughan the lead guitarist role for his 1983 stadium tour, but Stevie Ray turned him down, preferring to play with Double Trouble.
Stevie Ray and Double Trouble set off on a successful tour and quickly recorded their second album, Couldn't Stand the Weather, which was released in May of 1984. The album was more successful than its predecessor, reaching number 31 on the charts; by the end of 1985, the album went gold. Double Trouble added keyboardist Reese Wynans in 1985, before they recorded their third album, Soul To Soul.
The record was released in August, 1985 and was also quite successful, reaching number 34 on the charts. Although his professional career was soaring, Vaughan was sinking deep into alcoholism and drug addiction. Despite his declining health, Stevie Ray continued to push himself, releasing the double live album Live Alive in October of 1986 and launching an extensive American tour in early 1987. Following the tour, Vaughan checked into a rehabilitation clinic. The guitarist's time in rehab was kept fairly quiet and for the next year, Stevie Ray and Double Trouble were fairly inactive. Vaughan performed a number of concerts in 1988, including a headlining gig at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, and wrote his fourth album.
The resulting record, In Step, appeared in June of 1989 and became his most successful album, peaking at number 33 on the charts, earning a Grammy for Best Contemporary Blues Recording, and going gold just over six months after its release.
In the spring of 1990, Stevie Ray recorded an album with his brother Jimmie, which was scheduled for release in the fall of the year. In the late summer of 1990, Vaughan and Double Trouble set out on an American headlining tour. On August 26, 1990, their East Troy, WI gig concluded with an encore jam featuring guitaritsts Eric Clapton, Buddy Guy, Jimmie Vaughan, and Robert Cray. After the concert, Stevie Ray Vaughan boarded a helicopter bound for Chicago. Minutes after its 12:30 AM takeoff, the helicopter crashed, killing Vaughan and the other four passengers. Vaughan was only 35 years old.
Family Style, Stevie Ray's duet album with Jimmie Vaughan, appeared in October and entered the charts at number seven. Family Style began a series of posthumous releases that were as popular as the albums Stevie Ray released during his lifetime.
The Sky is Crying, a collection of studio outtakes compiled by Jimmie Vaughan, was released in October of 1991; it entered the charts at number ten and went platinum three months after its release.
In 1991, Texas governor Ann Richards proclaimed October 3, Vaughan's birthday, to be "Stevie Ray Vaughan Day."
In 1992, Fender released the Stevie Ray Vaughan Signature Stratocaster, designed along with Stevie before his death. As of 2004, this model is still in production.
In 1994, the Stevie Ray Vaughan Memorial Statue was erected at Auditorium Shores on Town Lake in Austin, Texas.
In the Beginning, a recording of a Double Trouble concert in 1980, was released in the fall of 1992 and the compilation Greatest Hits was released in 1995.
In 1999, Vaughan's original albums were remastered and reissued, with The Real Deal: Greatest Hits Vol. 2 also appearing that year.
2000 saw the release of the four-disc box SRV, which concentrated heavily on outtakes, live performances, and rarities. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide
In 2004, Fender releases the Stevie Ray Vaughan Tribute Model "Number One" Stratocaster Guitar. A direct replica of Stevie Ray Vaughan's primary guitar.
Stephen Ray Vaughan was born to Martha and Jimmie Lee Vaughan at Methodist Hospital in Dallas, Texas on October 3, 1954, three years after his brother, Jimmie Vaughan. Stevie's father, whose nickname became "Big Jim", was an asbestos worker whose job carried the family to cities across Texas. Wherever there was an opening, the family would pack up and move to another city.
The Vaughan family finally moved into a small house in Dallas. The tension in the house was high, however, as Big Jim had a temper when he drank alcohol.[3]
Big Jim and Martha loved to dance to Western Swing, and it was the boys' first exposure to music. The Texas Playboys, a country band, would hang out at the Vaughan's house often, and would play dominoes with Big Jim. The Playboys would bring alcoholic beverages to the house and soon led Stevie to sneak sips when nobody was looking. It was at this young age where he started his addiction to alcohol.
When Jimmie was 12, after a broken shoulder from playing football, a family friend, Michael Quinn, gave him his first guitar. Soon after, Stevie got one of his own: a plastic Roy Rogers toy guitar from Sears, with only three strings. Stevie recalls that it also came with a set of blankets.
The boys taught themselves to play by listening to records, as they weren't interested in guitar lessons. It was the late 60s at the time, the era of Jimi Hendrix, The Yardbirds, and The Beatles, and Jimmie would bring home records of all these new bands to play and listen to. The Vaughan brothers were also drawn to blues music. The boys taught themselves the guitar techniques of blues guitarists like Albert and B.B. King, Otis Rush, and Buddy Guy.
At the age of 15, Jimmie was the lead guitarist in a local cover band called The Chessmen, and played gigs all over Texas.
One of the first to take notice was Jimmie's band mate in The Chessmen, singer, Doyle Bramhall. When he was picking up Jimmie at the house to go to a gig, he opened a room door and saw young Stevie playing along to Jeff's Boogie by The Yardbirds. He was the first to tell him that he was actually good.
When he was 17, Vaughan got a tattoo of a peacock on his chest.[4] He later learned the tattoo was meant to go on his arm.[4] It was initially supposed to be a much bigger chest tattoo but while getting it, Stevie decided he couldn't go through the pain of getting it full size and shrunk it down to what it ended up being.
Stevie was playing in rock bands by age 12. His first recording was for a garage rock band called "A Cast of Thousands", and his style stood out. He had paying gigs when he entered high school: first with Jimmie's new band, Texas Storm, and then with his own group, Blackbird. Stevie would play late night sets at local bars.
After focusing on music, Stevie's and Jimmie's grades began to drop. Alarmed by their boys' behavior, Big Jim and Martha tried to stop Jimmie and Stevie's music careers and make them focus on school. It was too late, however, when in 1967, Jimmie moved out of the house and into Doyle's, leaving his brother failing in school, and miserable at home. Stevie decided to take a job washing dishes at the local Dairy Mart. Part of his job was to clean out the trash bin, which required standing on top of 55 gallon barrels with wooden lids that were used for storing grease. One day while cleaning the trash bin, the wooden lid broke on one of the barrels causing him to fall up to his chest in grease. He was then fired from the job for breaking the wooden lid and decided he instead wanted to pursue his dream of being a guitar player like Albert King in the records he was listening to at the time rather than having any other job.
In early 1971, both Jimmie and Doyle grew tired of the fading music scene in Dallas and moved to Austin to give it another try. A year later, Stevie followed with his band Blackbird. At 17 years old, he dropped out of high school during Christmas break and hit the road.
When he first came to Austin, Stevie and his band didn't have much money, so he would sleep on a barroom pool table, but he fit in with the more appreciative music scene on the east side of town. With blues clubs like the Soap Creek Saloon, Vulcan Gas Company, and Antone's, Stevie could trade licks with the blues masters he grew up listening to. Clifford Antone was one of the club owners to take notice and practically begged Albert King to let 17 year old Stevie play guitar with him. After much convincing, he finally agreed, and King was impressed when he heard Stevie play the licks that he made up himself.
It was a dream for Stevie to play and share riffs with these masters, day and night, but making a career in Austin turned out to be tougher than he thought.
In 1973, he joined a promising rock group called Krackerjack, which included future bassist Tommy Shannon, whom he met after a stint at a club in Dallas called "The Fog". Stevie quit when the leader decided they should wear makeup on stage.
The next year, he was asked to join Marc Benno and the Nightcrawlers, a blues band that included singer Doyle Bramhall. The Nightcrawlers drove from Texas to Los Angeles to record an album, but Benno's record label rejected the tapes, and Stevie traveled back to Texas.
In 1975, he hooked up with another popular Austin group, Paul Ray and the Cobras, a two-guitar band with Stevie in the background. After two years, they only had one single recorded, and Stevie grew frustrated and quit.
He was still in the shadow of his big brother. Jimmie's new group, The Fabulous Thunderbirds, were the talk of Austin, and became the house band at Antone's.
In late 1977, Stevie decided it was time to put together a band of his own called "Triple Threat", which included bass player, W.C. Clark, Freddie "Pharoah" Walden on drums, and singer Lou Ann Barton.
On December 23, 1979, Stevie Vaughan married a tough-minded, Lebanese woman named Lenora "Lenny" Bailey between sets at the Rome Inn in Austin, TX.
W.C. Clark left Triple Threat in mid-1978, and Stevie renamed the band "Double Trouble." He then asked drummer Chris Layton to join the band. After an embarrassing incident with drunken Lou Ann Barton post show, Stevie was angry and fired her, as he became the new lead singer and guitar player. Around this time, he hired a management company called "Classic Management" that consisted of manager Chesley Milikin, and financial assistant, Frances Carr.
Stevie's drummer at the time, Chris Layton, stayed with Stevie. After almost four years, Jackie Newhouse was dropped from the band in the spring of 1981, and bass player Tommy Shannon decided he wanted in. In turn, he was asked to join Double Trouble.
The first show with the new trio format band was at Joe Ely's annual Texas Tornado Jam, a music festival featuring a host of local bands held at the Manor Downs Racetrack, just outside of Austin. The Fabulous Thunderbirds were after Stevie and Double Trouble. The whole show was broadcast on TV.
Mick Jagger from The Rolling Stones saw a tape of the show and liked what he saw. He asked Stevie and his band to play a private party hosted by The Rolling Stones at the Danceteria club in New York. After the show, Mick and guitar player Keith Richards talked to the band about getting them a record deal. It never went through, however, and they went back to Texas.
Jerry Wexler, record executive from Atlantic Records, saw the band playing at a record release party for Lou Ann Barton's new position as singer for Roomful of Blues. He recommended that the band play the Montreux International Jazz Festival in Switzerland. Manager Chesley Milikin put in a call to Claude Nobs, the host of the Montreux Jazz Festival and would be the first unsigned act to perform at the festival.
The band was booked on a jazz acoustic night, a setup that involved an upright bass, piano, and generally soft music. With the loud and powerful sound that Stevie and Double Trouble had, it shocked the staid crowd. After a few songs, the gig seemed headed for disaster, as some of the audience members booed. Larry Graham, from Sly & The Family Stone was looking forward to an encore with the band, but unfortunately, it never happened.
As the band was backstage, devastated and disappointed, the performance was appreciated by two celebrities in the audience: David Bowie and Jackson Browne. Browne offered the band 72 hours of free studio time at his own studio in downtown Los Angeles. David Bowie also offered Stevie to play on his upcoming album, Let's Dance, co-produced by Nile Rodgers.
To be able to afford the gasoline to at least drive to Los Angeles all the way from Texas, the band booked a small tour at various clubs like Fitzgerald's in Houston and The Continental Club in Austin. When they finally traveled to Los Angeles during Thanksgiving weekend in 1982, they recorded an album's worth of songs: eight songs the first day, and two the second day. Stevie and the band then went back to Texas and he recorded the vocals at Riverside Sound in Austin.
The band sent the tapes to legendary talent scout, John Hammond, Sr., a veteran of the record business who discovered Aretha Franklin, Billie Holiday, and Bob Dylan. He liked what he heard and got the band a major contract with Epic Records. The mixed and mastered tapes were morphed into an album called Texas Flood. On June 3, 1983, the album made it to #38 on the Billboard 200 charts, received positive reviews, and sold over 500,000 units. Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble were an overnight success. The band then embarked on a successful tour for the album. On March 3, 2009, Harmonix released Texas Flood in its entirety as downloadable content for the game Rock Band via XBox Live. The Playstation Network was set to receive it on March 5, 2009.
In mid-December 1983, the band took two weeks off to write new material for a new album. They went to The Power Station in New York City to record in January 1984. The new album took two weeks to record, but finally finished and released the album as Couldn't Stand the Weather. They went on another successful tour and played many TV shows including Solid Gold and Rockpalast.
On October 4, 1984, Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble played a show at Carnegie Hall in New York City to celebrate his 30th birthday. The whole eleven-piece band wore custom-tailored mariachi suits. The band rehearsed for two weeks to prepare for the show. After the show, MTV invited all the guests to a local club where the new TV network would throw an after-party.
With several more shows after Carnegie Hall, the band flew to Australia and played two sold-out shows at the Sydney Opera House. Then it was off to New Zealand, with a several concert halls and stadiums on the itinerary. While in New Zealand, Stevie received word that he won two W.C. Handy Blues Awards: one for Entertainer of the Year and one Instrumentalist of the Year. He was the first white person to win both awards. He was presented the awards on November 18, 1984, and played with B.B. King, Rufus Thomas, Robert Cray, and Albert King. The ceremony was held at the Orpheum Theatre in Memphis on Beale Street.
By early 1985, Stevie's performance contract required a fifth of Scotch in his dressing room each night and his cocaine habit rose to 4 grams/day. He would dissolve the cocaine in a glass of Scotch or Crown Royal every morning as a morning pick-me-up. This morning ritual lasted for 9 years.
Stevie and Double Trouble went to the Dallas Sound Labs in March 1985. After a couple of weeks of trying to come up with new material, it became evident that Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble needed a stronger rhythm section. Desperate, he got in touch with, Reese Wynans, an ace keyboard player who was playing with Delbert McClinton at the time.
On April 10, 1985, Stevie Ray was asked to play The Star Spangled Banner on opening day at the Houston Astrodome. Unfortunately, he didn't get a good audience response, as he played his rendition with slide guitar work.
The new quartet finished the album in May 1985 and was named Soul to Soul. The album was released on September 30, 1985, but lacked the fire and bite of previous albums.
By 1986, the band was touring the world non-stop, and Stevie's cocaine habit rose to 7 grams a day. Sometimes they'd share the bill with The Fabulous Thunderbirds.
Both bands were on tour in New Zealand when Stevie saw a group of schoolgirls walking back to a nearby hotel. He honed in on one girl in particular: model Janna Lapidus. Strikingly beautiful with dark hair and olive skin, her parents flew from Russia when she was a child. Stevie met Janna when she was 17 and took her with him on tour in Australia.
In mid-1986, Stevie and Double Trouble were told that they'd have to record another album. As this was the last thing that the band wanted to do, they decided to record a live album. It would be simple: they would record shows at the Austin Opera House and the Starfest in Dallas.
It didn't prove to be easy, however, as many of the recordings were flooded with technical difficulties and touch-ups or errors that needed to be corrected. The band started booking studio time to overdub drums or vocals.
Stevie's marriage to Lenny was also on the verge of collapse. His fame, fortune, success and attention pushed her to the sidelines, and she reacted bitterly. One night after a long stretch on the road, he came home to find their house in Austin padlocked, electricity shut off, their dog gone, and Lenny nowhere to be found. She had left with the money Stevie was sending her frequently. As a result, it escalated Stevie's cocaine and alcohol abuse.
Stevie then moved to Los Angeles where he moved in with an old Austin acquaintance, Timothy Duckworth, who later became Stevie's personal assistant.
"Live Alive" was released on November 30, 1986.
On August 27, 1986, after years of suffering from Parkinson's disease, Stevie and Jimmie's father died from heart failure. The boys rushed home to comfort their mother, but there was little time to mourn over the death of their father. A funeral was held three days later, and when it was done, a jet rushed Stevie back on the road with Double Trouble.
A month later on tour in Europe, the addictive lifestyle finally caught up with Stevie. Drummer Chris Layton recalls being out in the street with Stevie when he suddenly dropped to his knees and acted confused, then began retching blood and bile. He said he needed a drink, but no drug stores were open. Composing himself, the two walked back to their hotel in Ludwigshafen. Then Stevie began shaking, sweating and his eyes "were like the eyes of a dead animal." When the animation came back into his eyes, he sat up and quietly said, "I need help." Chris called an ambulance; the paramedics later described the trip to the hospital as a near death dehydration. Stevie was admitted under the care of Dr. Victor Bloom in London, the same doctor who helped Eric Clapton, and Pete Townshend kick their addiction to heroin. Bloom monitored Stevie overnight to see his stomach reactions; it turned out that the whiskey was eating away his stomach lining, and the cocaine was crystallizing again and eating into his intestines.
After a failed attempt to get sober in London, he asked his mother to fly the band to Atlanta, Georgia, where Stevie checked into Peachford Hospital, and Tommy checked into a hospital in Austin; both men spent a month in the Charter treatment program.
Stevie made a phone call to his wife Lenny, asking her to visit him in rehab and rework their marriage but she refused. In turn, he filed for a divorce which wasn't finalized until June 1988 due to a delay in an agreement between Stevie and Lenny.
By late 1986, Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble went back on the road with confidence and energy as Stevie and Tommy now played clean and sober.
On February 28, 1987, the band played MTV Mardi Gras in New Orleans with The Fabulous Thunderbirds.
Stevie also made an appearance with B.B. King for an HBO special that was broadcast at the Ebony Showcase Theater in Los Angeles, California on April 15, 1987. It was a lineup that included B.B. King, Albert King, Eric Clapton, Paul Butterfield (who died only a few weeks later), Phil Collins, Gladys Knight, and Etta James.
Stevie Wonder hosted a TV special called "Characters", in which a number of musical guests came to perform various hits of Wonder's. Stevie Ray played with Wonder on "Superstition" and "Come Let Me Make Your Love Come Down" and was broadcast in April 1988.
Stevie wanted to help others recover and overcome their problems with alcohol or drugs, as during the song "Life Without You", he would often speak to the audience about recovering and being there for others when they need love.
On the road, he would attend Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A.) meetings regularly, sharing the lessons of his ordeal.
By 1988, the band was ready to return to the recording studio. For the new record, they traveled to Memphis to record in Ardent Studios, a pro recording studio that has such clientele as ZZ Top, Tina Turner, and Led Zeppelin. Together, old friend Doyle Bramhall and Stevie began writing songs about walking the tightrope to recovery, including "Tightrope", "Wall of Denial", and "Crossfire".
The album was named appropriately, "In Step", released on June 6, 1989. "Crossfire" reached the #1 position on the Mainstream Rock Charts. It was the only hit single that they ever had.
In the spring of 1990, Stevie and his brother recorded an album together, one that would feature the music they had grown up with. They recorded at Ardent Studios in Memphis and was produced by Nile Rodgers. Both brothers decided to name it "Family Style".
In the summer of 1990, Stevie and Double Trouble went on tour with British soul singer Joe Cocker, touring places like Alaska and the Benson & Hedges Blues Festival.
To complete the summer portion of the "In Step" tour, Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble played two shows on August 25 & 26 at Alpine Valley Music Theatre in East Troy, WI. The shows also featured Eric Clapton, Buddy Guy, and Robert Cray with The Memphis Horns.
After Double Trouble's set at the final show, Stevie & Jimmie (with wife Connie) originally planned to return to Chicago by automobile. Bass player Tommy Shannon and keyboardist Reese Wynans had already departed. The venue was difficult to reach via highway and Vaughan wanted to get back to Chicago so he could talk to his girlfriend, model Janna Lapidus, who was staying with him at the time.
Tour manager Skip Rickert had hired helicopters from Omni Flights to circumvent congested highway traffic. Most seats had been reserved by Eric Clapton's entourage, but one was available, which Vaughan took.
The helicopters departed at 12:44 a.m. in thick fog. Just past the landing zone was a 200-foot hill. Stevie's helicopter was piloted by Jeffrey Browne, who was unfamiliar with the flight pattern for exiting the area. He guided the helicopter to about half of the altitude needed to clear the hill before crashing into it. The force of the impact scattered the aircraft over a 200-foot area. The coroner's report stated Stevie died of severe loss of blood due to a rupture of the aorta, resulting from the force of impact.
No pilots of the other helicopter suspected anything was wrong. Hours passed before anyone realized the flight had failed to arrive in Chicago. A search began around 5 am, and word started to spread that a musician had died, and that the musician was Stevie. At 7 am, Eric Clapton and Jimmie Vaughan were called to the site to identify the victims. Jimmie saw Stevie's bolero hat and was shaken, so much so he returned to the car. Soon after, somebody knocked on the window and handed him Stevie's Coptic cross.
A strange coincidence for the Vaughan family was that Stevie Ray died exactly four years to the day after his father. In fact, less than a day before his death, his last concert in Alpine Valley, WI. Stevie had a premonition of death. He dreamt that he was at his own funeral and saw thousands of mourners (actually there were more than 3,000 people at his funeral). He felt "terrified, yet almost peaceful". SRV shared this story with his bandmates and some trusted crew members.
On August 31, 1990, funeral services were held for Stevie Ray Vaughan in his hometown of Oak Cliff. Thousands of friends, musicians, family members who knew him gathered to say goodbye. Among the mourners were all three members of ZZ Top, Bonnie Raitt, Stevie Wonder, Jackson Browne, Janna Lapidus, mother Martha Vaughan, and Jimmie Vaughan. Stevie was interred at Laurel Land Cemetery in Dallas, Texas.
September 1990 saw the release of Family Style.
The 1991 album The Sky Is Crying was the first of several posthumous Vaughan releases to achieve chart success. Jimmie Vaughan later co-wrote and recorded a song in tribute to his brother and other deceased blues guitarists, titled "Six Strings Down".
The 1991 album of Bonnie Raitt, Luck of the Draw, was dedicated to him.
Many other artists recorded songs in remembrance of Vaughan, including Eric Johnson,[5], Tommy Emmanuel (the song Stevie's Blues), Buddy Guy and Steve Vai ("Jibboom" on the album The Ultra Zone, 1999).
In 1991, Texas governor Ann Richards proclaimed October 3, Vaughan's birthday, to be "Stevie Ray Vaughan Day." An annual motorcycle ride and concert in Central Texas benefits the Stevie Ray Vaughan Memorial Scholarship Fund.[6]
In 1992, the Fender Musical Instruments Corporation released the Stevie Ray Vaughan Signature Stratocaster, which Vaughan had helped design. As of 2007, the model is still in production. In 2004, Fender also released a limited edition exact replica of "Number One".[7]
Stevie Wonder included a song on his 1995 live album Natural Wonder titled "Stevie Ray Blues". On the album, Wonder refers to the song as "Stevie Ray Vaughan Blues".
Stephen King's short story "You Know They Got a Hell of a Band" concerns a small town called Rock and Roll Heaven that's populated by late rock musicians, one of whom is Vaughan.
In 1994, the city of Austin erected the Stevie Ray Vaughan Memorial Statue at Auditorium Shores on Lady Bird Lake,(30°15′47.1774″N 97°45′2.4228″W / 30.263104833°N 97.750673°W / 30.263104833; -97.750673) the site of a number of Vaughan's concerts. It has become one of the city's most popular tourist attractions.
In 2000, Stevie Ray Vaughan was inducted into the Blues Hall of Fame.
The last guitar that Vaughan played before his death is on display in the Hard Rock Cafe in Gatlinburg, Tennessee.
In November 2007, Fender Musical Instruments Corporation released a second tribute to Vaughan, an exact replica of his second beloved guitar: Lenny. This guitar was given to him by his wife Lennora ("Lenny") on his 26th birthday and Vaughan was very fond of it. According to Fender, the original Lenny was a 1965 Strat that he saw in the window of a pawn shop that he was unable to afford. The guitar is sold with a strap, a case with Vaughan's name embroidered in the fabric lining, a number of brochures and memorabilia and a leather bound certificate of authenticity.
"A little over four years ago on June 24, 2004 Lenny was put up for auction and was sold to Guitar Center for $629,500. "[1]
Also in November 2007, Sony BMG, Epic Records, and Legacy Records released the CD Stevie Ray Vaughan & Friends: Solos, Sessions & Encores.
Stevie Ray Vaughan became eligible for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2008.[8]
In 2008, residents voted to rename Dallas' Industrial Boulevard, with Vaughan's name being one of the finalists alongside Stanley Marcus, Eddie Bernice Johnson, and Cesar Chavez. [2]
His music has been used in the popular rhythm-based video game series Guitar Hero, featuring Texas Flood and Pride And Joy. The entire Texas Flood album has also been released for download for Rock Band 2.[9]
Not much is known about Stevie's personal life. However, he did have several girlfriends in his early career, one of them being Lindi Bethel. "Pride and Joy" was influenced by Lindi when he wrote it.
Stevie married Lenora "Lenny" Bailey on December 23, 1979 between sets at the Rome Inn in Austin, TX. They divorced in 1988.
Stevie and model Janna Lapidus met each other in New Zealand in March 1986. They remained a couple until his death.
He did not have any children.
Texas Flood - 1983
Released in 1983. *Re-released remastered August 8, 2000. All songs written by Stevie Ray Vaughan unless noted.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Love Struck Baby | 2:19 | |
2 | Pride and Joy | 3:39 | |
3 | Texas Flood | 5:21 | (L. C. Davies - J. W. Scott). |
4 | Tell me | 2:48 | (C. Burnett) |
5 | Testify | 3:20 | (G. Clinton - D. Taylor) |
6 | Rude Mood | 4:36 | |
7 | Mary had a litle lamb | 2:46 | (B. Guy) |
8 | Dirty Pool | 4:58 | (D. Bramhalll - S. R. Vaughan) |
9 | I'm Crying | .3:41 | |
10 | Lenny | 5:05 | |
11 | SRV Speaks | [Live] * | |
12 | Tin Pan Alley | (AKA Roughest Place in Town) * | |
13 | Testify | [Live] * | |
14 | Mary Had a Little Lamb | [Live] * | |
15 | Wham! | [Live] * |
Couldn´t Stand The Weather - 1984
Released 1984.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Scuttle Buttin' | ||
2 | Couldn't Stand the Weather | ||
3 | The Things That I Used to Do | ||
4 | Voodoo Chile (Slight Return) | ||
5 | Cold Shot | ||
6 | Tin Pan Alley (AKA Roughest Place in Town) | ||
7 | Honey Bee | ||
8 | Stang's Swang | ||
9 | SRV Speaks | [Live]* | |
10 | Hide Away * | ||
11 | Look at Little Sister * | ||
12 | Give Me Back My Wig * | ||
13 | Come on (Pt. III) * | ||
14 | |||
15 |
Soul to Soul - 1985
Releasd 1985 Re-released on CD March 23, 1999
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Say What! | .5:23 | (S.R. Vaughan) |
2 | Lookin´ Out The Window | 2:47 | (H.Bramhall) |
3 | Look At Little Sister | 3:07 | (H.Bramhall) |
4 | Ain´t Gone ´N´ Give Up On Love | 6:06 | (S.R. Vaughan) |
5 | Gone Home | 3:04 | (S.R. Vaughan) |
6 | Change It | 3:56 | (D.Bramhall) |
7 | You´ll Be Mine | 3:42 | (W.Dixon) |
8 | Empty Arms | 3:02 | (S.R. Vaughan) |
9 | Come On (Part III) | 4:30 | (E.King) |
10 | Life Without You | 4:16 | (S.R. Vaughan) |
11 | SRV Speaks | ||
12 | Little Wing/Third Stone From The Sun | ||
13 | Slip Slidin´ Slim |
Live Alive - 1986
Released in July 1986. All songs written by Stevie Ray Vaughan unless marked
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Say What | 4:52 | |
2 | Aint gone 'n' give up on love | 6:25 | |
3 | Pride and Joy | 5:05 | |
4 | Mary Had a Litle Lamb | 4:15 | (B. Guy) |
5 | Superstition | 4:43 | (S. Wonder) |
6 | I'm leaving you | 5:35 | (C. Burnett) |
7 | Cold Shot | 5:40 | (M. Kindred) |
8 | Willie the Wimp | 4:39 | (R. Ellsworth - B. Carter) |
9 | Look at litle sister | 4:15 | (H. Ballard) |
10 | Texas Flood | 6:30 | (L. C. Davies - J. W. Scott) |
11 | Voodoo Chile | 9:37 | (J. Hendrix) |
12 | Love Struck Baby | 3:46 | |
13 | Change It | 5:03 | (D. Bramhall) |
Familystyle - 1990
Released on September 25, 1990. Vaughan Brothers (Stevie Ray and Jimmie)
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Hard to Be | 4:41 | (S. R. Vaughan - D. Bramhall) |
2 | White Boots | 3:50 | (B.Swan - J. Leslie) |
3 | D/FW | 2:48 | (J. Vaughan) |
4 | Good Texan | 4:22 | (J. Vaughan - N. Rodgers) |
5 | Hillbillies from Outerspace | 3:35 | (Vaughan Brothers) |
6 | Long Way from Home | 3:15 | (S. R. Vaughan - D. Bramhall) |
7 | Tick Tock | 4:57 | (J. Vaughan - N. Rodgers - L. L. Williams) |
8 | Telephone Song | 3:27 | (S. R. Vaughan - D. Bramhall) |
9 | Baboom/Mama Said | 4:25 | (Vaughan Brothers - Denny Freeman) |
10 | Brothers | 5:05 | (Vaughan Brothers) |
The Sky Is Crying - 1991
Released on November 5, 1991. All songs written by Stevie Ray Vaughan unless noted.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Boot Hill | 2:14 | (Unknown) |
2 | The Sky is Crying | 4:37 | (E. James - M. Levy - C. Lewis) |
3 | Empty Arms | 3:28 | |
4 | Litle Wing | 6:47 | (J. Hendrix) |
5 | Wham | 2:24 | (L. Mack) |
6 | May I have a Talk with you | 5:48 | (C. Burnett) |
7 | Close to you | 3:11 | (W. Dixon) |
8 | Chitlins Con Carne | 3:56 | (K. Burell) |
9 | So Excited | 3:24 | |
10 | Life by the Drop | 2:27 | (D. Bramhall - B. Logan) |
In The Beginning - 1992
Released on October 6, 1992. Recorded Live from Austin, Texas, April 1., 1980. All songs written by Stevie Ray Vaughan unless noted
track | title | time | notes |
1 | In the Open | (Sonny Thompson - Freddie King) | |
2 | Slide Thing | ||
3 | They call me Guitar Hurricane | (Eddie Jones) | |
4 | All your love I miss lovin | (Otish Rush) | |
5 | Tin Pan Alley | (Robert Geddin) | |
6 | Love Struck Baby | ||
7 | Tell Me | (Chester Burnett) | |
8 | Shake for me | (Willie Dixon) | |
9 | Live another day |
Greatest Hits - 1995
Released on October 31, 1995. All songs written by Stevie Ray Vaughan unless noted.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Taxman | (G. Harrison) - Previously Unreleased | |
2 | Texas Flood | - Texas Flood | |
3 | The House is Rockin | - In Step | |
4 | Pride and Joy | - Texas Flood | |
5 | Tightrope | - In Step | |
6 | Litle Wing | - The Sky is Crying | |
7 | Crossfire | - In Step | |
8 | Change It | - Soul to Soul | |
9 | Cold Shot | - Couldnt Stand the Weather | |
10 | Could'nt Stand the Weather | - Couldnt Stand the Weather | |
11 | Life without you | - Soul to Soul |
Live At Carnegie Hall - 1997
Released on July 29, 1997. Recorded Live at Carnegie Hall on October 4, 1984. All songs written by Stevie Ray Vaughan unless noted.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Intro | (Ken Dashow - John Hammond) | |
2 | Scuttle Buttin' | ||
3 | Testifyin' | (Writter Unknown) | |
4 | Love Struck Baby | ||
5 | Honey Bee | ||
6 | Cold Shot | (M. Kindred - W.C. Clark) | |
7 | Letter To My Girlfriend | (E. Jones) | |
8 | Dirty Pool | (D. Bramhall - S. R. Vaughan) | |
9 | Pride and Joy | ||
10 | The Things That I Used To Do | (E. Jones) | |
11 | C.O.D. | (L. Gooden) | |
12 | Iced Over | (G. Collins) | |
13 | Lenny | ||
14 | Rude Mood |
In Step - 1999
Released on March 23, 1999.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | The House Is Rockin' | ||
2 | Crossfire | ||
3 | Tightrope | ||
4 | Let Me Love You Baby | ||
5 | Leave My Girl Alone | ||
6 | Travis Walk | ||
7 | Wall Of Denial | ||
8 | Scratch `N' Sniff | ||
9 | Love Me Darlin' | ||
10 | Riviera Paradise | ||
11 | SRV Speaks | (previously unreleased) | |
12 | The House Is Rockin' | (previously unreleased, live) | |
13 | Let Me Love You Baby | (previously unreleased, live) | |
14 | Texas Flood | (previously unreleased, live) | |
15 | Life Without You | (previously unreleased, live) |
Real Deal - Greatest Hits 2 - 1999
Released on March 23, 1999
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Love Struck Baby | ||
2 | Ain't Gone 'N' Give Up On Your Love | ||
3 | Scuttle Buttin' | ||
4 | Wall Of Denial | ||
5 | Lenny | ||
6 | Superstition | (live) | |
7 | Empty Arms | ||
8 | Riviera Paradise | ||
9 | Look At Little Sister | ||
10 | Willie The Wimp | (live) | |
11 | Pipeline | (from "Back To The Beach") | |
12 | Shake For Me | (live) | |
13 | Leave My Girl Alone | (live) | |
14 | Telephone Song | ||
15 | Voodoo Chile | (Slight Return) | |
16 | Life By The Drop |
Albert King and Stevie Ray Vaughan - In Session - 1999
Released August 17, 1999, Recorded for a television program of the same name back in 1983, In Session bills itself as the only known recording of Stevie Ray Vaughan and Albert King, who was Vaughan's idol and mentor, playing together.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Call It Stormy Monday | ||
2 | Old Times | ||
3 | Pride And Joy | ||
4 | Ask Me No Questions | ||
5 | Pep Talk | ||
6 | Blues At Sunrise | ||
7 | Turn It Over | ||
8 | Overall Junction | ||
9 | Match Box Blues | ||
10 | Who Is Stevie? | ||
11 | Don't Lie To Me |
Blues At Sunrise - 2000
Released April 4, 2000.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Ain´t Gone´n´Give Up On Love | 6:07 | (S.R.Vaughan) |
2 | Leave My Girl Alone | 4:13 | (B.Guy) |
3 | Tin Pan Alley | 11:27 | (R.Geddins)(aka Roughest Place in Town)(live at Montreaux 7/15/85)(previously unreleased)featuring Johnny Copeland |
4 | Chitlins Con Carne | 3:56 | (K.Burrell) |
5 | The Things (That) I Used To Do | 4:52 | (E.Jones) |
6 | The Sky Is Crying | 4:09 | (E.James, M.Levy(C.Lewis)(previously unreleased from Couldn´t Stand the Weather sessions) |
7 | Texas Flood | 9:44 | (L.C.Davis, J.W.Scott)(from "Live at the El Macambo" Video release) (live) |
8 | May I Have A Talk With You | 5:48 | (C.Burnette "Howlin' Wolf") |
9 | Dirty Pool | 5:00 | (S.R.Vaughan))from Texas Flood) |
10 | Blues At Sunrise | 15:07 | (A.King)(from Albert King with SRV in Session)(Live) Featuring Albert King |
Personnel
Stevie Ray Vaughan: guitar and vocals
Chris Layton: drums
Tommy Shannon: bass
Reese Wynans: keyboards (tracks 1,2,3)
Jimmie Vaughan: 2nd guitar (track 5)
Johnny Copeland: guitar and vocals (track 3)
Track 10 only;
Albert King: guitar and vocals
Stevie Ray Vaughan: guitar
Tony Lorens: keyboards
Gus Thornton: bass
Michael Llorens: drums
SRV - Box Set - 2000
Released November 21, 2000.
Disc: 1
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Thunderbird | (Recorded In Austin, Texas 1977- Stevie Ray Vaughan) | |
2 | I'm Cryin' | ||
3 | You're Gonna Miss Me Baby | (Recorded During An Austin, Texas Soundcheck 1979) | |
4 | They Call Me Guitar Hurricane | (Live) | |
5 | All Your Love I Miss Loving | (Live) (Recorded At The Steamboat In Austin, Texas 1980) | |
6 | Come On (Pt.III) | ||
7 | Letter To My Girlfriend | ||
8 | Lenny | (KUT-FM Radio Performance, Austin, Texas 1981) | |
9 | Don't Lose Your Cool | (Live) | |
10 | Crosscut Saw | (Live) | |
11 | Manic Depression | (Live) (Recorded At Fitzgerald's Club, Houston, Texas 1981) | |
12 | Texas Flood | (Live) | |
13 | Collins' Shuffle | (Live) (Recorded At The Montreux International Jazz Festival 1982) | |
14 | Pride And Joy | (Taken From The Album Texas Flood 1982) | |
15 | Love Struck Baby | (First 'Austin City Limits' Television Appearance 1983) | |
16 | Hug You, Squeeze You | (Live) (Recorded At The El Mocambo, Toronto, Canada 1983) | |
17 | Don't Stop By The Creek, Son | (Taken From The Album Texas Twister 1982) - Stevie Ray Vaughan | |
18 | Ask Me No Questions | (Taken From The Album In Session 1983) - Stevie Ray Vaughan |
Disc: 2
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Scuttle Buttin' | ||
2 | Couldn't Stand The Weather | (Taken From The Album Couldn't Stand The Weather 1984) | |
3 | Empty Arms | (Taken From The Album The Sky Is Crying 1984) | |
4 | Little Wing/Third Stone From The Sun | (Live) (CBS Records Convention, Honolulu, Hawaii 1984) | |
5 | If You Have To Know | (Taken From The Album Strike Like Lightning 1984) - Stevie Ray Vaughan | |
6 | These Blues Is Killing Me | (Taken From The Album I'm In The Wrong Business 1984) - Stevie Ray Vaughan | |
7 | Boilermaker | (Outtake From The Soul To Soul Sessions 1985) | |
8 | Change It | (Taken From The Album Soul To Soul 1985) | |
9 | Shake 'N Bake | (Outtake From The Soul To Soul Sessions 1985) | |
10 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | (Live) (Taken From The Album Living Alive 1985) | |
11 | I'm Leavin' You | (Commit A Crime) (Live) (MTV's 'Mardi Gras' Appearance 1987) | |
12 | Rude Mood/Pipeline | (Live) (MTV's 'Mardi Gras' Appearance 1987) - Stevie Ray Vaughan | |
13 | The Sky Is Crying | (Live) | |
14 | Voodoo Chile | (Slight Return) (Recorded At Carnegie Hall, New York, New York 1984) |
Disc: 3
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Lookin' Out The Window | (Live) | |
2 | Look At Little Sister | (Live) | |
3 | Willie The Wimp | (Live) (Recorded At The Mann Music Center, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 1987) | |
4 | The House Is Rockin' | (Taken From The Album In Step 1989) | |
5 | Crossfire | (Live) (Recorded At Tingley Coliseum, Albuquerque, New Mexico 1989) | |
6 | Wall Of Denial | (Taken From The Album In Step 1989) | |
7 | Dirty Pool | (SRV Solo On Timothy White's 'Rock Lives' Radio Program 1989) - Stevie Ray Vaughan | |
8 | Goin' Down | (Live) (Recorded At Tingley Coliseum, Albuquerque, New Mexico 1989) - Stevie Ray Vaughan | |
9 | Rude Mood | (Live) - Stevie Ray Vaughan | |
10 | Pride And Joy | (Live) - Stevie Ray Vaughan | |
11 | Testify | (Live) (SRV Solo Acoustic From MTV's 'Unplugged' 1990) - Stevie Ray Vaughan | |
12 | Long Way From Home | (Taken From The Album Family Style 1990) - The Vaughan Brothers | |
13 | Tightrope | (Live) | |
14 | Cold Shot | (Live) (Recorded In Houston, Texas 1990) | |
15 | The Things (That) I Used To Do | (Live) | |
16 | Let Me Love You Baby | (Live) | |
17 | Leave My Girl Alone | (Live) (Recorded At Alpine Valley, East Troy, Wisconsin 1990) |
Live at Montreux 1982 and 1985 - 2001
Released November 20, 2001. The first disk contains Stevie Ray Vaughan's first appearance at the Montreux Festival in 1982. The second disk contains a later appearance at the festival in 1985.
Disc: 1
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Hide Away | ||
2 | Rude Mood | ||
3 | Pride And Joy | ||
4 | Texas Flood | ||
5 | Love Struck Baby | ||
6 | Dirty Pool | ||
7 | Give Me Back My Wig | ||
8 | Collins Shuffle |
Disc: 2
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Scuttle Buttin' | ||
2 | Say What! | ||
3 | Ain't Gone 'N' Give Up On Love | ||
4 | Pride And Joy | ||
5 | Mary Had A Little Lamb Live | ||
6 | Tin Pan Alley (aka Roughest Place In Town) | ||
7 | Voodoo Child (Slight Return) | ||
8 | Texas Flood | ||
9 | Life Without You | ||
10 | Gone Home Live | ||
11 | Couldn't Stand The Weather |
Accolades
4-CD Compilation
[Whoopy Cat, WKP-0036-0039]
All You Can Get About Him
various locations, 1982 - 1989
[Aulica De Luxe, A.2121-1/2] (2CD) (available in silk box packaging)
CD 1: (69:40, 15 tracks) Los Angeles, 1983 (tracks 1-5, 14-15), Austin, 1989 (track 6), Montreal, 17aug84 (tracks 7-10), Reading, 27aug83 (tracks 11-12), Lorelei Pop, Germany, 25aug84 (track 13)
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Testify | 3:49 | |
2 | Schoolgirl | 4:19 | "So Excited" |
3 | Pride And Joy | 4:19 | |
4 | Tell Me | 2:59 | |
5 | Love Struck Baby | 2:54 | |
6 | I'm Leaving You (Commit A Crime) | 5:38 | |
7 | Voodoo Chile | 11:34 | |
8 | Honey Bee | 2:17 | |
9 | Couldn't Stand The Weather | 4:46 | |
10 | Cold Shot | 3:59 | |
11 | Little Wing | 5:34 | |
12 | Third Stone From The Sun | 4:24 | |
13 | The Things That I Used To Do | 5:19 | |
14 | Wham | 2:41 | |
15 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 3:22 |
CD 2: (75:51, 14 tracks) Montreal, 17aug84 (tracks 1 & 14), Los Angeles, 1983 (track 2), Austin?, 1989 (tracks 3-12), Montreux, 17jul82 (track 13) Tracks 3-12 are probably material from the Albuquerque and Denver '89 shows, compare to "Colorado & New Mexico".
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Shuffle | 4:31 | "Testify" |
2 | You'll Be Mine | 5:02 | |
3 | The House Is Rockin' | 2:28 | |
4 | Tightrope | 5:10 | |
5 | Look Out Little Sister | 4:59 | "Look At Little Sister" |
6 | Let Me Love You Baby | 3:12 | |
7 | Willie The Wimp | 4:16 | |
8 | Leave My Little Girl Alone | 5:32 | |
9 | Riviera Paradise | 10:06 | |
10 | Wall Of Denial | 5:29 | |
11 | Superstition | 4:40 | |
12 | Crossfire | 3:56 | |
13 | Flood Down In Texas | 10:09 | "Texas Flood" |
14 | Rude Mood | 3:48 |
Alone In The Ozone
University of California, Davis, CA, 24nov84
[Teddy Bear Records, TB 79] (Italy) (74:57, 12 tracks)
Same as "Out Of The Shadows".
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Voodoo Chile (Slight Return) | 10:52 | |
2 | Done Lost Your Good Thing Now | 8:30 | |
3 | Honey Bee | 2:40 | |
4 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 3:30 | |
5 | Love Struck Baby | 3:12 | |
6 | Tin Pan Alley | 10:59 | |
7 | Cold Shot | 4:51 | |
8 | Couldn't Stand The Weather | 4:29 | |
9 | Texas Flood | 10:14 | |
10 | Lenny | 8:27 | |
11 | Stang's Swang | 2:46 | |
12 | Rude Mood | 4:22 |
Alpine Valley
Alpine Valley, Berlin, & Montreal
[??, TICD 069/70] (2CD)
Overall sound quality appears to be the same as other titles containing
Alpine Valley material (mono, below average - average audience recording).
Pull-out liner notes include a list of certain SRV gigs from 1977 to
1990 (which may have been culled from Craig Keyzer's similar list),
plus a photo of the helicopter crash, presumably for the morbidly curious.
Also issued in CD-R format by [Hawg Leg Records, HL128/129]
(Luxembourg, 1997) with different photos on CD cover.
CD 1: Alpine Valley, East Troy, WI, 26aug90 (63:57, 13 tracks)
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Intro | 3:37 | "Collins Shuffle" |
2 | The House Is Rockin' | 2:50 | |
3 | Tightrope | 5:24 | |
4 | The Things I Used To Do | 4:44 | |
5 | Let Me Love You Baby | 3:17 | |
6 | Leave My Little Girl Alone | 5:07 | |
7 | Pride And Joy | 4:15 | |
8 | Wall Of Denial | 5:53 | |
9 | Riviera Paradise | 9:03 | |
10 | Superstition | 5:08 | |
11 | Couldn't Stand The Weather | 4:36 | |
12 | Goin' Down | 5:45 | |
13 | Crossfire | 4:18 |
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Voodoo Chile | 9:45 | |
2 | Sweet Home Chicago | 16:44 | w/Clapton, Cray, JLV, Guy |
3 | Pride And Joy | 3:32 | |
4 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 3:13 | |
5 | Love Struck Baby | 2:37 | |
6 | Testify | 2:57 | |
7 | Voodoo Chile | 11:20 | |
8 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 3:19 | |
9 | Couldn't Stand The Weather | 4:45 | |
10 | Cold Shot | 4:00 |
A Tale Untold (Vol. 1-4)
Dallas Sound Labs, Dallas, mar-may85
[no label indicated] (4CD) (1996) "Soul To Soul" studio sessions, plus some additional live tracks
Incorrectly labeled as having been recorded in New York, 1985
All tracks can be found on the "Life Without You" 4-CD set except
for the last three tracks of CD #4. Sound quality may be same as "LWY".
CD 1: (77:35, 13 tracks)
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Tell Me Where We're Going! | 8:27 | instrumental jam |
2 | Life Without You | 8:02 | take 2, instrumental |
3 | Lightnin' Sky Hopkins | 5:49 | "Give Me Back My Wig" |
4 | Hangnails And Boogers/ > Lightnin' Sky Hopkins | 4:00 | a capella/"Slip Sliding Slim" |
5 | Hug You Squeeze You | 2:12 | take 1 |
6 | May I Have A Talk With You | 8:07 | take 1 |
7 | I'm Leaving You (Commit A Crime) | 6:34 | |
8 | Blues | 3:01 | |
9 | Guitar Solo | 1:33 | |
10 | Say What! | 7:19 | take 2 |
11 | Jazzy Thing | 9:00 | "Boilermaker" |
12 | Chitlins Con Carne | 9:30 | |
13 | Gone Home | 4:01 | SRV plays acoustic guitar |
CD 2: (77:45, 18 tracks)
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Hey Motherfucker | 1:47 | SRV/soundbooth dialogue |
2 | Hug You Squeeze You | 4:04 | take 2 |
3 | Say What! | 4:21 | take 6 |
4 | Say What! | 6:36 | take 11 |
5 | Hangnails And Boogers | 5:21 | a capella |
6 | Hangnails And Boogers | 3:44/ | a capella |
7 | Life Without You | 6:58 | take 3, instrumental |
8 | Jam | 11:28 | instrumental jam |
9 | The Sky Is Crying | 5:14 | |
10 | Boot Hill | 3:23 | take 1 |
11 | Boot Hill | 3:13 | take 2, vocal fades out |
12 | Empty Arms | 3:24 | |
13 | You Don't Wanna Hear Me Sing That Shit | 2:09 | SRV/soundbooth dialogue |
14 | Life Without You | 6:03 | take 12, instrumental |
15 | Bass Theme A La Nosferatu | 1:04 | bass keyboards? |
16 | Guitar Licks | 2:50 | |
17 | Look At Little Sister | 3:09 | "Boot Hill", instrumental |
18 | Testify | 2:57 | slow version? |
CD 3: (77:28, 14 tracks)
track | title | time | notes |
1 | May I Have A Talk With You | 5:56 | take 3 and 4 |
2 | Shuffle Thing | 2:34 | "Collins Shuffle" |
3 | Come On (Part III) | 6:50 | take 2 |
4 | Empty Arms | 4:03 | take 36 |
5 | May I Have A Talk With You | 4:06 | take 6 |
6 | Maudie | 6:13 | Doyle Bramhall, lead vocal |
7 | Instrumental Medley | 6:04 | |
8 | Another Shuffle Thing | 3:07 | instrumental |
9 | Rude Mood | 2:05 | variation of "Scuttle Buttin'" |
10 | Rude Mood | 1:30 | "Testify" |
11 | Life Without You | 15:05 | take 17, instrumental |
12 | Jam | 8:04 | instrumental jam |
13 | Testify Third Stone From The Sun | 6:13 | doesn't sound like "Testify" |
14 | Shuffle | 5:38 |
CD 4: (78:19, 18 tracks)
Tracks 13-15 are from "Rockline" radio tribute show following Stevie's
death. These were originally performed by Stevie in the studio where "Rockline" was broadcast. "Rude Mood" performance date unknown. "Pride
And Joy" is from 25oct85. "Untitled Blues Jam" is from 3jul89.
Track 17 is from Montreux Jazz Festival, Montreux, Switzerland, 15jul85
Track 18 is probably from Fitzgerald's Club, Houston, TX, 14oct81
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Life Without You | 5:33 | take 27, instrumental |
2 | Life Without You | 5:38 | take 31, instrumental |
3 | You've Got Me Floating | 1:01 | |
4 | Little Wing | 1:05 | take 1 |
5 | Little Wing | 2:03 | take 2 |
6 | Little Wing | 6:31 | take 3 |
7 | Third Stone From The Sun | 3:32 | take 1 |
8 | Third Stone From The Sun | 6:07 | take 2 |
9 | Say What | 0:44 | take 14, with organ |
10 | Come On (Part III) | 4:55 | take 4, no audible vocal |
11 | Jam | 11:14 | |
12 | Empty Arms | 1:34 | take 40, w/belching intro |
13 | Rude Mood | 2:54 | Stevie unaccompanied on guitar |
14 | Pride And Joy | 3:52 | unaccompanied guitar/vocal |
15 | Untitled Blues Jam | 5:11 | w/Chris Layton keeping time on phone book |
16 | Say What! | 6:00 | |
17 | Don't Stop By The Creek, Son | 4:50 | live, w/Johnny Copeland |
18 | Manic Depression | 5:35 | live |
At The Steamboat 1874
Austin, 1apr80
[Magic Mushroom, MMR-CD 9103] (Germany) (74:43, 15 tracks)
More complete version of official "In The Beginning" and the most
complete recording compared to all other Steamboat titles, only track
known to be missing is "Shake For Me".
Excellent sound, compare to "Don't Mess With Texas".
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Scuttle Buttin' | 5:34 | "In The Open" |
2 | Evening Boogie | 3:24 | "Slide Thing" |
3 | I'll Drive In Your Town | 3:16 | "They Call Me Guitar Hurricane" |
4 | The Sky Is Crying | 5:17 | |
5 | I'm Leaving You | 4:41 | |
6 | All Your Love | 6:37 | |
7 | Tin Pan Alley | 8:08 | |
8 | Love Struck Baby | 3:00 | |
9 | Tell Me | 2:55 | |
10 | Little Wing | 4:41 | |
11 | Instrumental | 4:10 | "Collins Shuffle" |
12 | I'm Crying | 3:46 | |
13 | Texas Flood | 9:44 | |
14 | Treat You Right | 5:12 | correct title? |
15 | Hideaway | 4:16 |
Austin City Missing Hearts Vol. 3
no dates or venues on cover
[Mark Of P Records, TMOP 71500-002] (70:24, 14 tracks)
Austin City Limits, 13dec83 (tracks 1-5)
Austin City Limits, 10oct89 (tracks 6-11)
MTV unplugged, 30jan90 (tracks 12-14)
Although title implies more than one volume, no others are known to exist.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Joy | 4:08 | "Pride And Joy" |
2 | Flood | 9:07 | "Texas Flood" |
3 | Rude Mood | 3:38 | |
4 | Voodoo | 7:49 | "Voodoo Chile (Slight Return)" |
5 | Struck | 2:52 | "Love Struck Baby" |
6 | The House | 2:36 | "The House is Rockin'" |
7 | Rope | 5:12 | "Tightrope" |
8 | My Girl | 4:44 | "Leave My Little Girl Alone" |
9 | Cold Shot Fever | 7:08 | "Cold Shot" |
10 | Criss Cross | 4:21 | "Crossfire" |
11 | Paradise | 9:10 | "Riviera Paradise" |
12 | Mood | 2:50 | "Rude Mood" |
13 | P & J | 3:39 | "Pride And Joy" |
14 | Testify | 3:02 |
Best Little Blueshouse In Texas
Antone's, Austin, TX, 26feb83, 27feb83
[Strider Production, SP-002] (1997) (52:32, 6 tracks)
Track #1 includes SRV sitting in with Albert King, 26feb83.
Some of these tracks also appear on "From Austin To Amsterdam" and "Thanks For The Memories".
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Crosscut Saw | 13:13 | with Albert King Band |
2 | So Excited | 3:31 | |
3 | Voodoo Chile (Slight Return) | 11:14 | |
4 | The Things I Used To Do | 7:18 | |
5 | Pride And Joy | 4:14 | |
6 | Tin Pan Alley | 13:02 |
Best Of Soul To Soul Sessions
Dallas Sound Labs, mar-may85
[Klondyke Records, KR019] (75:59, 14 tracks)
Compilation of 4 disc set "Life Without You".
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Chitlins Con Carne | 9:30 | |
2 | Hey Motherfucker | 1:47 | SRV/soundbooth dialogue |
3 | Hug You Squeeze You | 4:04 | take 2 |
4 | Hangnails And Boogers | 3:44 | a capella |
5 | The Sky Is Crying | 5:14 | |
6 | Boot Hill | 3:13 | take 2 |
7 | You Don't Wanna Here Me Sing That Shit | 2:09 | SRV/soundbooth dialogue |
8 | Testify | 2:57 | |
9 | Shuffle Thing | 2:34 | |
10 | Come On (Part III) | 6:50 | take 2 |
11 | Maudie | 6:30 | Doyle Bramhall, lead vocal |
12 | Life Without You | 15:06 | take 17 |
13 | Little Wing | 6:31 | take 3 |
14 | Third Stone From The Sun | 6:07 | take 2 |
Birthday Jam
Chicago, 30jul89, Austin, TX, 27feb83
[American Concert Series, ACS 064] (Italy) (76:41, 8 tracks)
Legends Club, Chicago, 30jul89 (tracks 1-5)
Antone's, Austin, TX, 27feb83 (tracks 6-8)
Chicago tracks w/Buddy Guy, same date as "It's Still Called The Blues",
"See You Later".
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Still Got The Blues 3:13 | "It's Still Called The Blues" | |
2 | Blues Jam 25:13 | "Champagne And Reefer" | |
3 | Scuttle Buttin' 8:20 | "Mary Had A Little Lamb | |
4 | Leave My Little Girl Alone 7:38 | ||
5 | Worry, Worry 9:13 | ||
6 | The Things That I Used To Do 6:55 | ||
7 | Pride And Joy 4:02 | ||
8 | Tin Pan Alley 11:50 |
Blues For Japan
Shiba Yubinchukin Hall, Tokyo, Japan, 24jan85
[Stars and Stripes, AAD004] (Luxembourg) (72:18, 9 tracks)
Incomplete, missing "Tin Pan Alley/Dirty Pool".
Same date as "Tokyo '85", "Scuttle Buttin' '75" and "Cold Shot"[Big Music]
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Scuttle Buttin' | 7:28 | "Scuttle Buttin'/Say What" |
2 | Voodoo Chile | 15:17 | |
3 | Cold Shot | 4:45 | |
4 | Couldn't Stand The Weather | 5:53 | |
5 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 3:35 | |
6 | Love Struck Baby | 3:26 | |
7 | Texas Flood | 11:47 | |
8 | Lenny | 12:32 | |
9 | Testify | 7:35 | "Testify/Third Stone From The Sun" |
Brotherly Love
Tingley Coliseum, Albuquerque, NM, 28nov89
[Boxtop, 9608] (71:24, 11 tracks)
Possibly contains tracks from the Denver (29nov89) show also.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | The House Is Rockin' | 2:32 | |
2 | Tightrope | 5:31 | |
3 | Look At Little Sister | 5:04 | |
4 | Texas Flood | 7:08 | |
5 | Leave My Little Girl Alone | 5:52 | |
6 | Wall Of Denial | 5:40 | |
7 | Superstition | 4:49 | |
8 | Cold Shot | 6:32 | |
9 | Life Without You | 12:42 | |
10 | Crossfire | 4:00 | |
11 | Voodoo Chile | 11:32 |
Burn For Love
various locations, 1984 - 1989
[International Broadcast Record, IBR 2055] (Italy, 1993) (53:31, 12 tracks)
Fair Park Coliseum, Dallas, 31mar86 (tracks 1-9)
The Spectrum, Montreal, Canada, 17aug84 (track 10)
Austin City Limits, 10oct89 (tracks 11-12)
Tracks 7-9 include Jimmie Vaughan on six-string bass.
Cover incorrectly states that all tracks are from Dallas, 1987.
Very good sound quality, first 9 tracks same as "Looking At You".
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Lookin' Out The Window | 2:23 | |
2 | Look At Little Sister | 4:09 | |
3 | Pride And Joy | 4:33 | |
4 | Change It | 4:22 | |
5 | Come On | 4:32 | |
6 | Cold Shot | 5:37 | |
7 | Love Struck Baby | 3:26 | |
8 | Wham | 3:31 | |
9 | Get High | 4:21 | "Thunderbird" |
10 | Texas Flood | 8:02 | |
11 | Leave My Girl Alone | 4:40 | |
12 | Crossfire | 3:53 |
Burnin' Strings
Chicago Blues Festival, 7jun85 & Pori, Finland, 11jul85
[The Wheel Records, TWR 05] (58:22, 9 tracks)
Has the same track listing as "Pride And Joy" [Teddy Bear Records].
Chicago - (tracks 1-7), Pori - (tracks 8-9)
The Chicago tracks have good sound but the Pori tracks are average.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Testify | 2:22 | "Scuttle Buttin'" |
2 | Say What | 5:16 | |
3 | Ain't Gone 'n' Give Up On Love | 7:34 | |
4 | Voodoo Chile | 8:10 | |
5 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 3:57 | |
6 | Texas Flood | 9:53 | |
7 | Come On | 7:08 | segues into "Testify" |
8 | Pride And Joy | 3:25 | |
9 | Life Without You | 10:32 |
Chicago Blues Festival
Grant Park, 7jun85
[Unbelievable Music, UM 025] (Italy, 1993) (65:20, 11 tracks)
Chicago (tracks 1-8), Saturday Night Live, 15feb86 (tracks 9-10), "B.B. King & Friends" TV special, 15apr87 (track 11)
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Scuttle Buttin' | 3:09 | |
2 | Say What | 5:24 | |
3 | Ain't Gonna Give Up On Love | 8:05 | "Ain't Gone 'n' Give Up On Love" |
4 | Voodoo Chile | 8:13 | |
5 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 3:50 | |
6 | Texas Flood | 11:56 | |
7 | Come On | 5:02 | |
8 | Testify | 2:26 | |
9 | Say What | 4:50 | |
10 | Change It | 4:54 | with Jimmy Vaughan |
11 | The Sky Is Crying | 7:15 | w/Albert King, B.B. King, Paul Butterfield, & Phil Collins |
Chicago's Cryin'
Montreux Jazz Festival, Montreux, Switzerland, 15jul85,
and Chicago Blues Festival, Grant Park, IL, 7jun85
[no visible label] (11 tracks) (CD-R format, producer unknown)
Montreux - (tracks 1-7), Chicago - (tracks 8-11)
With Johnny Copeland (tracks 4-7)
Probably a copy of "Stevie Played A Little Blues", same track listing.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Ain't Gone 'n' Give Up On Love | ||
2 | Pride And Joy | ||
3 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | ||
4 | Cold Shot | ||
5 | Don't Stop By The Creek Son | ||
6 | Tin Pan Alley | ||
7 | Look At Little Sister | ||
8 | Testify | ||
9 | Say What | ||
10 | Voodoo Chile (Slight Return) | ||
11 | Come On |
City Of Lights
Greek Theater, Los Angeles, CA, 6oct88
[Hawk Records, HAWK061] (Italy) (70:59, 10 tracks)
Excellent sound quality.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Pride And Joy | 6:32 | |
2 | You'll Be Mine | 5:35 | |
3 | I'm Leaving You (Commit A Crime) | 7:17 | |
4 | Let Me Love You, Baby | 4:13 | |
5 | Leave My Girl Alone | 6:24 | |
6 | Superstition | 4:53 | |
7 | Willie The Whimp | 5:35 | "Willie The Wimp" |
8 | Cold Shot | 6:21 | |
9 | Couldn't Stand The Weather | 12:42 | |
10 | Life Without You | 11:27 |
Cold Shot
Shiba Yubinchukin Hall, Tokyo, Japan, 24jan85
[Big Music, BIG 025] (Italy) (72:14, 10 tracks)
From laser disc video, same date as "Blues For Japan", "Tokyo '85",
"Live In Japan", and "Scuttle Buttin' '75".
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Scuttle Buttin' | 2:46 | |
2 | Say What | 5:09 | |
3 | Voodoo Chile | 15:05 | |
4 | Cold Shot | 4:39 | |
5 | Couldn't Stand The Weather | 5:51 | |
6 | Tin Pan Alley / Dirty Pool | 13:10 | |
7 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 3:32 | |
8 | Love Struck Baby | 3:23 | |
9 | Texas Flood | 11:36 | |
10 | Lenny | 6:58 |
Cold Shot (Vol 1)
Live In USA, 1983/86
[Banana, BAN-035A] (Australia) (70:12, 17 tracks)
Tracks 1-11 are probably from Los Angeles, CA, 1983/84
Fair Park Coliseum, Dallas, 31mar86 (tracks 12-17)
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Kyla's Theme | 3:53 | "Testify" |
2 | School Girl | 4:40 | "So Excited" |
3 | Pride Of Joy | 4:08 | "Pride And Joy" |
4 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 3:22 | |
5 | Trouble | 3:01 | "Tell Me" |
6 | Love Struck Baby | 2:54 | |
7 | Voodoo Chile (Slight Return) | 6:23 | |
8 | Little Wing | 5:42 | |
9 | Third Stone From The Sun | 4:30 | |
10 | You'll Be Mine | 5:07 | |
11 | Love House | 3:38 | "Rude Mood" |
12 | Lookin' Out The Window | 2:07 | |
13 | Look At Little Sister | 4:11 | |
14 | Pride And Joy (Version #2) | 4:32 | |
15 | Change It | 4:22 | |
16 | Come On (Part III) | 4:27 | |
17 | Love Struck Baby | 3:17 | w/Jimmie Vaughan, six-string bass |
Cold Shot (Vol 2)
Mann Music Center, Philadelphia, PA, 30jun87
[Banana, BAN-035B] (Australia) (73:49, 13 tracks)
Same as "Come On".
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Testify | 3:02 | "Scuttle Buttin'" |
2 | Say What | 4:31 | |
3 | Lookin' Out The Window | 4:33 | |
4 | Look At Little Sister | 4:44 | |
5 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 5:53 | |
6 | Texas Flood | 8:34 | "Ain't Gone 'n' Give Up On Love" |
7 | Superstition | 4:34 | |
8 | Willie The Wimp | 6:31 | |
9 | Cold Shot | 6:04 | |
10 | Couldn't Stand The Weather | 8:05 | |
11 | Life Without You | 11:21 | |
12 | Come On (Part III) | 4:28 | |
13 | Love Struck Baby | 1:20 |
Cold Shot (Vol 3)
Pistoia Blues Festival, Pistoia, Italy, 3jul88
[Banana, BAN-035C] (Australia) (54:24, 10 tracks)
Same date as "In Italy".
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Testify | 2:05 | "Scuttle Buttin'" |
2 | Say What | 5:07 | |
3 | Lookin' Out The Window | 4:08 | |
4 | Look At Little Sister | 4:01 | |
5 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 7:09 | |
6 | Pride And Joy | 5:08 | |
7 | Texas Flood | 7:46 | |
8 | Superstition | 4:30 | |
9 | Willie The Wimp | 6:20 | |
10 | Couldn't Stand The Weather | 8:10 |
Cold Shot (Vol 4)
Live In USA 1990
[Banana, BAN-035D] (Australia) (66:43, 11 tracks)
Probably a combo of the Albuquerque and Denver '89 shows.
Similar to "Last Farewell".
track | title | time | notes |
1 | The House Is Rockin' | 2:45 | |
2 | Tightrope | 5:38 | |
3 | Look At Little Sister | 5:49 | |
4 | Let Me Love You Baby | 3:11 | |
5 | Texas Flood | 7:17 | |
6 | Riviera Paradise | 10:20 | |
7 | Wall Of Denial | 5:46 | |
8 | Superstition | 4:56 | |
9 | Cold Shot | 6:51 | |
10 | Crossfire | 4:01 | |
11 | Voodoo Chile (Slight Return) | 11:30 |
Cold Shot
Montreux, Switzerland, 15jul85 and Albuquerque, NM, 28nov89
[Discurious, DIS208, CD A/B] (2CD) (excellent sound)
CD 1: Montreux (54:25, 8 tracks)
with Johnny Clyde Copeland (tracks 5-8)
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Say What | 4:34 | |
2 | Ain't Gone And Give Up | 8:21 | "Ain't Gone 'n' Give Up On Love" |
3 | Pride And Joy | 5:05 | |
4 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 4:14 | |
5 | Cold Shot | 5:21 | |
6 | I'm Leaving You | 4:20 | "I'm Leaving You (Commit A Crime)" |
7 | Tin Pan Alley | 14:07 | |
8 | Look At Little Sister | 8:23 |
CD 2: (67:48, 10 tracks) Montreux?, (tracks 1-4,10) Tingley Coliseum, Albuquerque, (tracks 5-9)
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Voodoo Chile | 11:03 | |
2 | Texas Flood | 6:36 | |
3 | Life Without You | 9:04 | |
4 | Lenny | 3:39 | |
5 | Wall Of Denial | 5:56 | |
6 | Superstiton | 4:48 | "Superstition" |
7 | Cold Shot | 7:15 | |
8 | Crossfire | 4:06 | |
9 | Voodoo Chile | 11:41 | |
10 | Couldn't Stand The Weather | 3:40 |
Colorado & New Mexico
1989
[Aulica De Luxe, A9370.22] (2CD) (excellent sound)
CD 1: Tingley Coliseum, Albuquerque, 28nov89 (40:13, 8 tracks)
CD 2: McNichols Arena, Denver, 29nov89 (50:10, 6 tracks)
Complete Westwood One Radio broadcast.
Available in limited edition pure silk embroidered CD box.
CD 1 same as "Cold Shot" on Discurious.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | The House Is Rockin' | 2:36 | |
2 | Tightrope | 5:45 | |
3 | Look At Little Sister | 5:28 | |
4 | Let Me Love You Baby | 3:12 | |
5 | Flood Down In Texas | 7:12 | "Texas Flood" |
6 | Leave My Little Girl Alone | 5:51 | |
7 | Wall Of Denial | 5:36 | |
8 | Willie The Wimp | 4:31 |
CD 2
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Superstition | 5:00 | |
2 | Cold Shot | 6:38 | |
3 | Riviera Paradise | 10:10 | |
4 | Life Without You | 12:47 | |
5 | Crossfire | 4:03 | |
6 | Voodoo Chile | 11:30 |
Come On
Mann Music Center, Philadelphia, PA, 30jun87
[Beech Marten, BM027] (Italy) (77:33, 13 tracks)
Same as "Cold Shot (Vol 2)" on Banana, excellent sound quality.
Incomplete, missing "Rude Mood" (as found on "Look At Little Stevie").
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Intro | 3:09 | "Scuttle Buttin" |
2 | Say What | 5:31 | |
3 | Looking At Your Window | 4:33 | "Lookin' Out The Window" |
4 | Little Sister | 4:48 | "Look At Little Sister" |
5 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 5:55 | |
6 | Texas Flood | 9:28 | "Ain't Gone 'n' Give Up On Love" |
7 | Superstition | 4:37 | |
8 | Willie The Wimp | 6:45 | |
9 | Cold Shot | 5:44 | |
10 | Couldn't Stand The Weather | 8:35 | |
11 | Life Without You | 12:40 | |
12 | Come On | 4:28 | |
13 | Love Struck Baby | 1:20 | listed as 3:08, premature fade-out |
Complete Dallas Rehearsals Vol. 1
Las Colinas Soundstage, Dallas, TX, 27apr83
[Star Spangled Music, SSM003] (1995) (72:26, 19 tracks) "Serious Moonlight" Tour Rehearsals w/David Bowie.
Same date as "The Duke And The Hawk", with much better sound mix.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Star | 3:51 | |
2 | Heroes | 5:07 | |
3 | What In The World | 3:59 | |
4 | Look Back In Anger | 3:05 | |
5 | Joe The Lion | 3:00 | |
6 | Wild Is The Wind | 4:49 | |
7 | Golden Years | 4:11 | |
8 | Fashion | 2:51 | |
9 | Let's Dance | 5:40 | |
10 | Red Sails | 3:22 | |
11 | Breaking Glass | 2:50 | |
12 | Life On Mars | 3:49 | |
13 | Sorrow | 2:52 | |
14 | Cat People | 4:05 | |
15 | China Girl | 5:37 | |
16 | Scary Monsters | 3:44 | |
17 | Rebel Rebel | 2:33 | |
18 | I Can't Explain | 2:32 | |
19 | White Light White Heat | 4:26 |
Complete Dallas Rehearsals Vol. 2
Las Colinas Soundstage, Dallas, TX, 27apr83
[Star Spangled Music, SSM004] (1995) (67:20, 13 tracks) "Serious Moonlight" Tour Rehearsals w/David Bowie.
Same date as "The Duke And The Hawk", with much better sound mix.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Station To Station | 9:03 | |
2 | Cracked Actor | 3:12 | |
3 | Ashes To Ashes | 3:50 | |
4 | Space Oddity | 4:41 | |
5 | Young Americans | 5:43 | |
6 | Soul Love | 3:30 | |
7 | Hang Onto Yourself | 3:07 | |
8 | Fame | 4:12 | |
9 | TVC15 | 4:33 | |
10 | Stay | 6:49 | |
11 | Jean Genie | 6:14 | |
12 | Modern Love | 5:20 | |
13 | Interview | 7:06 |
Crawlin' To Texas
Dallas Sound Labs, Dallas, mar-may85
[Vintage Rare Masters, VRM-014/015] (2CD)
CD 1: (53:58, 12 tracks) CD 2: (42:07, 10 tracks)
Tracks from "Soul To Soul" sessions.
Labeled as being recorded in New York, mar85.
Most of this material can be found on the "Life Without You" 4CD set or
the "Unsurpassed Masters" 3CD set.
CD 1
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Look Over Yander Wall | 2:59 | take 1, "Boot Hill" |
2 | Look Over Yander Wall | 3:02 | take 2, "Boot Hill" |
3 | The Sky Is Crying | 4:22 | |
4 | May I Have A Talk With You | 7:14 | "MIHATWY"=4:45,"Stevie's Blues"=2:28 |
5 | Come On | 0:55 | take 1 |
6 | Come On | 6:13 | take 2 |
7 | You Gonna Miss Me | 2:08 | take 1, "Empty Arms" |
8 | You Gonna Miss Me | 3:01 | take 2, "Empty Arms" |
9 | You Gonna Miss Me | 3:04 | take 3, "Empty Arms" |
10 | Instrumental | 5:42 | |
11 | Life Without You | 1:32 | take 1 |
12 | Life Without You | 13:44 | take 2 |
CD 2
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Testify | 1:09 | take 1 |
2 | Testify | 1:59 | "Come On (Part III)" |
3 | Look At Little Sister | 2:48 | "Say What" |
4 | Instrumental | 5:13 | "Say What" |
5 | Instrumental | 4:12 | "Say What" |
6 | Worry Worry Worry | 5:40 | "Maudie" |
7 | Instrumental | 2:00 | "Say What" |
8 | Instrumental | 12:09 | "Don't Lose Your Cool" = 5:43, "Rude Mood" = 3:29, "Tin Pan Alley" = 2:57 |
9 | Life Without You | 0:56 | take 3 |
10 | Life Without You | 5:59 | take 4 |
Crossfire
Albuquerque, 28nov89, & Denver, 29nov89
[Stentor, Sten-049] (72:44, 12 tracks)
Excellent sound quality, same as "One Of The Last".
Tingley Coliseum, Albuquerque, NM (tracks 1-6,8)
McNichols Arena, Denver, CO (tracks 7,9-12)
See "Colorado & New Mexico" for complete show.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | House Is A-Rockin' | 2:39 | "The House Is Rockin'" |
2 | Tightrope | 5:20 | |
3 | Little Sister | 5:08 | "Look At Little Sister" |
4 | Let Me Love You | 3:13 | "Let Me Love You Baby" |
5 | Texas Flood | 7:07 | |
6 | Leave My Little Girl Alone | 6:09 | |
7 | Riviera Paradise | 10:11 | |
8 | Wall Of Denial | 5:47 | |
9 | Superstition | 4:44 | |
10 | Cold Shot | 6:40 | |
11 | Crossfire | 4:01 | |
12 | Voodoo Chile | 11:34 |
Don't Mess With Texas
Recorded at The Steamboat 1874, Austin, 1apr80
[Triangle Records, PYCD 062] (1991) (65:17, 14 tracks)
More complete version of "In The Beginning", Jackie Newhouse on bass.
Excellent sound, incorrectly dated as "Live in Austin 1978".
Also issued in limited edition deluxe box w/t-shirt and button.
Same date as "At The Steamboat 1874" & "Texas Flood"[Satellite Records].
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Stevie's Blues | 5:37 | "In The Open" |
2 | Dust My Blues | 3:00 | "Slide Thing" |
3 | Guitar Boogie | 3:18 | "They Call Me Guitar Hurricane" |
4 | The Sky Is Crying | 5:20 | |
5 | I'm Leaving You (Commit A Crime) | 4:52 | |
6 | All Your Love I Miss Loving | 6:12 | |
7 | Tin Pan Alley | 8:07 | |
8 | Love's Struck | 2:53 | "Love Struck Baby" |
9 | Tell Me | 2:57 | |
10 | Rocking Daddy | 3:57 | "Shake For Me" |
11 | Little Wing | 4:52 | |
12 | Tore Down | 4:03 | "Collins Shuffle" |
13 | I'm Crying | 3:53 | |
14 | Texas Flood | 6:11 | not complete, fades out |
Double Trouble
Nashville 1978 (nov79?)
[no visible label] (32:53, 10 tracks)
Recorded at Jack "Cowboy" Clement's home studio. The booklet that
accompanies the disc claims that the CD was taken from an acetate (the
only source known to exist, apparently any tapes were destroyed or
deteriorated). The inserts are numbered and limited to 1000 copies.
Includes Jackie Newhouse on bass and Lou Ann Barton, vocals.
Some tracks are similar to "The First Thunder", but most are different.
Great sound quality but has "feel of listening to a slightly worn LP."
track | title | time | notes |
1 | You Can Have My Husband | 2:51 | Lou Ann vocal |
2 | Rude Mood | 3:23 | |
3 | Pride And Joy | 3:00 | Stevie vocal |
4 | Oh, Yeah | 3:00 | Lou Ann vocal |
5 | Love Struck Baby | 2:05 | Stevie vocal |
6 | Ti-Ni-Nee-Ni-Nu | 2:45 | "Tina Nina Nu", Lou Ann vocal |
7 | Gonna Miss Me | 2:23 | "Empty Arms", Stevie vocal |
8 | I Wonder Why | 5:32 | "Will My Man Be Home Tonight?" Lou Ann vocal, Stevie slide guitar |
9 | I'm Trying | 3:31 | "I'm Crying", Stevie vocal |
10 | Sugar Coated Loving | 3:24 | "Sugar Coated Love", Lou Ann vocal |
Double Trouble Over Europe
Montreux Jazz Festival, 17jul82, & Pistoia Blues
Festival, Pistoia, Italy, 3jul88
[no visible label] (10 tracks) (CD-R format, producer unknown)
Montreux - (tracks 1-7), Pistoia - (tracks 8-10)
Montreux track listing identical to "First Concert In Europe".
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Hideaway / Rude Mood | ||
2 | Pride And Joy | ||
3 | Texas Flood | ||
4 | Love Struck Baby | ||
5 | Dirty Pool | ||
6 | Give Me Back My Wig | ||
7 | Stevie's Boogie | "Collins Shuffle" | |
8 | Superstition | ||
9 | Willie The Wimp | ||
10 | Couldn't Stand The Weather |
Driving South
Houston, TX 1980?
[no visible label] (12 tracks) (CD-R format, producer unknown)
Cover says this is from aug78, but due to material and personnel the
date is suspected to be a 1980 show. Jack Newhouse on bass.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Little Wing | ||
2 | Driving South | ||
3 | Jam | segue into Dirty Pool | |
4 | Dirty Pool | ||
5 | Letter To My Girlfriend | ||
6 | All Your Love I Miss Loving | ||
7 | Shake For Me | ||
8 | Love In Vain | ||
9 | Lost Your Good Thing Now | ||
10 | Don't Lose Your Cool | ||
11 | Rude Mood | ||
12 | Manic Depression< |
Duets
Seattle Center Coliseum, Seattle, WA, 1sep85 &
Buddy Guy's Legends Club, Chicago, 30jul89
[Vivid Sound Production, VSP 51020/21] (2CD) (Italy)
CD 1: Seattle (73:12, 16 tracks) With Bonnie Raitt on "Texas Flood" and "Testify. Sounds like bad dub from the radio broadcast.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Scuttle Buttin' | 2:12 | |
2 | Say What | 4:50 | |
3 | Lookin' Out the Window | 2:01 | |
4 | Look At Little Sister | 3:01 | |
5 | Ain't Gone 'n' Give Up on Love | 7:05 | |
6 | Change It | 3:58 | |
7 | You'll Be Mine | 3:26 | |
8 | Empty Arms | 2:25 | |
9 | Come On (Part III) | 4:25 | |
10 | Cold Shot | 5:42 | |
11 | Couldn't Stand The Weather | 5:55 | |
12 | Life Without You | 7:08 | |
13 | Pride And Joy | 4:55 | |
14 | Short Jam | 1:57 | introducing Bonnie Raitt |
15 | Texas Flood | 6:15 | with Bonnie Raitt |
16 | Testify | 2:56 | with Bonnie Raitt |
CD 2: Chicago (76:41, 8 tracks) With Buddy Guy, same as "Birthday Jam". Last 3 tracks from different venue and date, possibly from Antone's, Austin, TX, 27feb83, compare to "From Austin To Amsterdam".
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Still Got the Blues | 3:13 | "It's Still Called The Blues" |
2 | Blues Jam | 25:13 | "Champagne And Reefer" |
3 | Scuttle Buttin' | 8:20 | "Mary Had A Little Lamb" |
4 | Leave My Little Girl Alone | 7:38 | |
5 | Worry, Worry | 9:13 | |
6 | The Things That I Used To Do | 6:55 | |
7 | Pride And Joy | 4:02 | |
8 | Tin Pan Alley | 11:50 |
Duke And The Hawk
Las Colinas Soundstage, Dallas, TX, 26-27apr83
[Beech Marten, BM 045/2] (2CD)
CD 1: (57:39, 14 tracks) CD 2: (58:17, 14 tracks) "Serious Moonlight" Tour Rehearsals w/ David Bowie.
Very poor mix, 95 percent Bowie, 5 percent SRV.
May have been created from boot double LP "Serious Moonlight Rehearsals",
LP noise can be heard at the beginning of track #2 on disc 2.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | TVC 15 | 4:31 | |
2 | I Really Meant To Say | 6:32 | |
3 | Jean Geanie | 5:58 | |
4 | Modern Love | 3:47 | |
5 | Rock 'N' Roll Star | 3:14 | |
6 | Heroes | 4:55 | |
7 | Wait Until The Crowd Goes | 3:48 | |
8 | Look Back In Anger | 2:51 | |
9 | Liar | 2:39 | |
10 | Wild Is The Wind | 4:39 | |
11 | Golden Years | 3:43 | |
12 | Fashion | 3:00 | |
13 | Let's Dance | 4:43 | |
14 | Hinterland | 3:18 |
CD 2
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Breaking Glass | 2:46 | |
2 | Life On Mars | 3:44 | |
3 | Sorrow | 2:40 | |
4 | Putting Out Fire | 6:02 | |
5 | China Girl | 5:25 | |
6 | Scary Monsters | 3:33 | |
7 | Rebel Rebel | 2:24 | |
8 | I Can't Explain | 2:34 | |
9 | White Light/White Heat | 4:22 | |
10 | Station To Station | 8:37 | |
11 | Back Baby Back | 2:54 | |
12 | Ashes To Ashes | 3:46 | |
13 | Space Oddity | 4:16 | |
14 | Young Americans | 5:14 |
El Mocambo
Live at the El Mocambo, Toronto, Canada, 11jul83
[Exx-ellent Records, EXX-52519] (Italy, 1994) (61:41, 12 tracks)
Incomplete, missing "Little Wing", available in fold-out cloth display.
Same track listing as "G-Ray" and official El Mocambo video.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Testify | 3:32 | |
2 | So Excited | 4:08 | |
3 | Voodoo Chile | 6:41 | |
4 | Pride And Joy | 4:32 | |
5 | Tell Me | 3:04 | |
6 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 3:15 | |
7 | Texas Flood | 9:54 | |
8 | Love Struck Baby | 2:40 | |
9 | Hug You Squeeze You | 3:46 | |
10 | Third Stone From The Sun | 7:12 | |
11 | Lenny | 8:44 | |
12 | Wham | 4:10 |
Feathers
various live, studio, and radio tracks, 1979-1989
[Missing In Action, ACT-10] (Italy, 1993) (75:29, 15 tracks)
Gold disc, great compilation.
Austin, apr79 (track 1), Los Angeles, 1983 (tracks 2,5),
El Mocambo, 11jul83 (tracks 3,4), Dallas?, 1985 (track 6),
Dallas, 1986 (tracks 7-9), Philadelphia, 30jun87 (track 10),
Pistoia Blues Festival, Pistoia, Italy, 3jul88 (tracks 11-13), "Timothy White's Rock Stars", NY, 23oct89 (tracks 14,15)
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Empty Arms | 2:43 | |
2 | Wham | 2:41 | |
3 | Hug You, Squeeze You | 3:29 | |
4 | Lenny | 8:10 | |
5 | So Excited | 4:19 | |
6 | Tin Pan Alley | 13:09 | |
7 | Change It | 4:19 | |
8 | Came On | 4:23 | "Come On (Part III) |
9 | Live Another Day | 4:17 | "Thunderbird", w/Jimmie Vaughan |
10 | Life Without You | 11:26 | |
11 | Scuttle Buttin' | 2:06 | |
12 | Say What | 4:30 | |
13 | Lookin' Out The Window | 4:06 | |
14 | Scuttle Buttin' | 1:51 | |
15 | Dirty Pool | 4:00 |
First Concert In Europe
Montreux Jazz Festival, 17jul82
[The Swingin' Pig, TSP-CD-188] (Luxembourg) (41:03, 7 tracks)
Includes the entire Montreux set. Grammy Award winning "Texas Flood"
also available on "Atlantic Blues: Guitar".
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Hideaway / Rude Mood | 7:52 | |
2 | Pride And Joy | 4:01 | |
3 | Texas Flood | 10:31 | |
4 | Love Struck Baby | 2:54 | |
5 | Dirty Pool | 8:12 | |
6 | Give Me Back My Wig | 3:30 | |
7 | Stevie's Boogie | 4:01 | "Collins Shuffle" |
First Steps In Europe & You'll Be Mine
[Silver Shadow, CD9105-2] (2CD) (EEC, 1991)
CD 1: "Rockpalast", Lorelei Pop, Germany, 25aug84 (65:15, 11 tracks)
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Intro | 2:35 | "Scuttle Buttin'" |
2 | Scuttle Buttin' | 3:56 | "Testify" |
3 | Voodoo Chile | 11:14 | |
4 | The Things That I Used To Do | 5:33 | |
5 | Tell Me | 2:42 | |
6 | Love Struck Baby | 3:08 | |
7 | Cold Shot | 4:07 | |
8 | Couldn't Stand The Weather | 5:08 | |
9 | Pride And Joy | 4:15 | |
10 | Texas Flood | 8:17 | |
11 | Little Wing Third Stone From The Sun | 14:14 |
CD 2: (71:27, 14 tracks) Antones, Austin, Texas, 27feb83 (tracks 1-4), Paradiso Theater, Amsterdam, 9sep83 (tracks 5-10), CBS Record Convention, Honolulu, 19mar84, w/Jeff Beck (tracks 11-14)
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Scuttle Buttin' | 3:14 | "So Excited" |
2 | The Things That I Used To Do | 7:03 | |
3 | Pride And Joy | 4:13 | |
4 | Dirty Pool | 12:12 | "Tin Pan Alley" |
5 | Pretty Guy Shuffle | 4:39 | "So Excited" |
6 | Tell Me | 3:04 | |
7 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 3:39 | |
8 | Texas Flood | 10:42 | |
9 | Love Struck Baby | 3:01 | |
10 | You'll Be Mine | 4:38 | |
11 | T-Bone Shuffle | 3:57 | "Wham" |
12 | Texas Blues | 2:38 | "Lost Cause", w/Lou Ann & Jimmie |
13 | Last Call | 3:18 | |
14 | Beck's Boogie | 5:02 | "Jeff's Boogie" |
First Thunder
Austin, Texas, 1979
[Seagull, SEA 039] (Italy) (59:00, 16 tracks) (above average quality)
soundcheck, Austin, apr79 (tracks 1-6),
Austin Blues Festival, apr79, w/Lou Ann Barton (tracks 7-13), "Peona's", oct79, w/Lou Ann, Johnny Reno on Sax (tracks 14-16)
Although tracks 7-13 are claimed to be from the "ABF", there are no
noticeable live audience sounds on these tracks, so venue is suspect.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Rude Mood | 2:53 | |
2 | Dirty Pool | 5:20 | |
3 | I'm Crying | 3:43 | |
4 | You're Gonna Miss Me Baby | 2:49 | "Empty Arms" |
5 | Pride And Joy | 3:14 | |
6 | Love Struck Baby | 2:12 | |
7 | Natural Born Lover | 3:44 | |
8 | Tina Nina Nu | 3:00 | |
9 | Scratch My Back | 4:06 | |
10 | I'll Change | 3:18 | |
11 | Shake A Hand, Shake A Hand | 4:39 | |
12 | Oh Baby | 3:43 | |
13 | Sugar Coated Love | 3:41 | |
14 | Love In Vain | 4:31 | |
15 | You Can Have My Husband | 5:18 | starts off with "So Excited" |
16 | My Baby's Gone | 2:49 | "Oh Yeah" |
Force Of Nature
Fitzgerald's Club, Houston, TX, 14oct81
[Whoopy Cat, WKP-0014/15] (2CD) (possibly out of print)
CD 1: (67:19, 11 tracks) CD 2: (72:51, 13 tracks) Excellent "audience" recording.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Boilermaker | 6:04 | |
2 | Close To You | 4:25 | |
3 | Tell Me | 4:15 | "You'll Be Mine" |
4 | Let Me Love You | 11:10 | "Done Lost Your Good Thing Now" |
5 | Day I'm Gone | 4:41 | "Empty Arms" |
6 | Slide Thing | 3:21 | Not listed on track titles |
7 | I'm Leavin' You | 11:59 | "I'm Leaving You (Commit A Crime)" |
8 | Texas Flood | 6:31 | |
9 | Rude Mood | 4:39 | |
10 | Don't Lose Your Cool | 4:58 | |
11 | Thunderbird | 5:17 |
CD 2
track | title | time | notes |
1 | The Sky Is Crying | 7:11 | |
2 | I'm Crying | 4:55 | |
3 | Crosscut Saw | 4:31 | |
4 | Shake For Me | 5:08 | |
5 | Wham | 4:24 | |
6 | Hideaway | 5:06 | |
7 | Instrumental | 3:31 | "So Excited" |
8 | Pride And Joy | 5:11 | |
9 | Tin Pan Alley | 11:44 | |
10 | Love Struck Baby | 3:56 | |
11 | Tell Me | 5:07 | |
12 | Little Wing | 6:27 | |
13 | Manic Depression | 5:37 |
Force Of Nature II
Fitzgerald's Club, Houston, Texas, 20jun83
[Balboa Productions, BP-95012/3] (2CD)
CD 1: (77:07, 11 tracks) CD 2: (74:35, 10 tracks)
Album release party for "Texas Flood".
CD cover claims that this is Stevie's last club gig.
SUPERB "audience" ? recording, better than some soundboards.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Opening Jam | 5:57 | |
2 | Come On | 8:47 | |
3 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 3:10 | |
4 | Rude Mood | 3:48 | |
5 | Dirty Pool | 10:13 | |
6 | Voodoo Chile | 10:29 | |
7 | Heartfixer | 4:52 | |
8 | Drivin' South | 9:53 | |
9 | Texas Flood | 6:52 | |
10 | Testify | 4:32 | |
11 | Jam 292 | 8:44 |
CD 2
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Instrumental | 4:29 | "Testify" |
2 | Instrumental | 6:30 | "So Excited" |
3 | Voodoo Chile | 10:42 | |
4 | Tell Me | 3:16 | |
5 | Texas Flood | 9:57 | |
6 | I'm Leaving You (Commit A Crime) | 7:24 | |
7 | Pride And Joy | 3:41 | |
8 | Little Wing | 10:23 | |
9 | Third Stone From The Sun | 8:13 | |
10 | Lenny | 10:02 |
The Forgotten Show
The Ocean Center, Daytona Beach, FL, 25mar87 (says '88)
[Flashback World Productions, 01.93.0196] (73:58, 11 tracks)
Note: Has recently been reissued (or made to look like a reissue) by
Flashback in CD-R format but these are inferior to the originals due
to annoying sound gaps at the start of each track, plus the absence
of the final track ("Rude Mood"). Otherwise both have excellent sound.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Scuttle Buttin'/Say What | 8:36 | medley |
2 | Lookin' Out The Window | 4:10 | |
3 | Look At Little Sister | 5:24 | |
4 | Ain't Gonna Give Up My Love | 11:02 | "Ain't Gone 'n' Give Up On Love" |
5 | Superstition | 4:51 | |
6 | Willie The Wimp | 6:18 | |
7 | Cold Shot | 5:52 | |
8 | Couldn't Stand The Weather | 7:38 | |
9 | Life Without You | 12:04 | |
10 | Love Struck Baby | 3:53 | |
11 | Rude Mood | 4:04 |
Fox Theater
Atlanta, GA, 31dec86
[American Artists, American Concert, US001] (77:00, 14 tracks)
Same date as "Mr. Clean", with Lonnie Mack.
Track 8 is a studio recording from Lonnie's "Strike Like Lightning".
Track 14 has speed problem, starts fast and then slows to normal after 33s
Actually contains only 14 tracks, track 15 as listed is not on disc.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Lookin' Out The Window | 4:10 | |
2 | Look At Little Sister | 4:49 | |
3 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 9:01 | |
4 | Superstition | 4:27 | |
5 | Willie The Wimp | 5:55 | |
6 | Cold Shot | 6:57 | |
7 | Couldn't Stand The Weather | 6:47 | |
8 | Introduction Jam | 4:39 | "If You Have To Know" |
9 | Life Without You | 11:28 | |
10 | Happy New Year's Blues | 3:49 | |
11 | Rude Mood | 5:11 | |
12 | Blues | 7:07 | "Oreo Cookie Blues", w/Lonnie |
13 | Wham | 0:41 | introduction jam |
14 | Pride And Joy | 1:59 | "Wham", w/Lonnie |
15 | Texas Flood | does not appear on disc |
From Austin To Amsterdam
Antone's, Austin, Texas, 27feb83
and Paradiso Theater, Amsterdam, Holland, 9sep83
[Rocks, 92017] (73:37, 11 tracks)
Austin - (tracks 1-4), Amsterdam - (tracks 5-11)
Incorrectly labeled as Amsterdam (tracks 1-4), Austin (tracks 5-11).
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Voodoo Chile | 11:04 | |
2 | The Things (That) I Used To Do | 7:02 | |
3 | Pride And Joy | 4:15 | |
4 | Tin Pan Alley | 12:07 | |
5 | Instrumental | 4:41 | "So Excited" |
6 | Voodoo Chile | 8:03 | |
7 | Tell Me | 3:02 | |
8 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 4:04 | |
9 | Texas Flood | 11:31 | |
10 | Love Struck Baby | 3:00 | |
11 | You'll Be Mine | 4:35 |
From Power To Soul
Demos & Outtakes, 1985-1987
[Extremely Rare, EXR 003/004] (2CD) (Germany)
CD 1: (64:15, 4 tracks) CD 2: (62:21, 2 tracks + 44min. various)
Most of these outtakes are probably from the "Soul To Soul" sessions.
The tracks as listed on the cover actually consist of a combination of
alternate takes, included below is the detailed breakdown.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Blues Jam Session | 5:54 | "Boot Hill", instrumental |
4:09 | "Boot Hill", instrumental | ||
2 | Empty Arms | 4:35 | instrumental |
3:56 | "Empty Arms", instrumental | ||
3:03 | "Empty Arms", instrumental | ||
2:08 | instrumental | ||
11:42 | instrumental, "Voodoo"-like | ||
3:41 | instrumental | ||
1:54 | "Empty Arms" | ||
1:57 | "Empty Arms" | ||
3 | Little Wing | 1:54 | |
2:05 | "Little Wing" | ||
5:39 | "Little Wing" | ||
4 | Third Stone From The Sun | 4:34 | "Little Wing"/"TSFTS" |
6:36 | "Third Stone From The Sun" |
CD 2
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Ain't Gone 'n' Give Up On Love | 1:09 | |
4:49 | instrumental, "AG'n'GUOL" | ||
6:29 | instrumental, "AG'n'GUOL" | ||
2 | Come On | 5:53 | "Come On", instrumental |
3:25 | "Empty Arms" | ||
3:18 | "Empty Arms", instrumental | ||
3:20 | "Look At Little Sister" | ||
3:42 | "Look At Little Sister" | ||
3:24 | "Gone Home" | ||
5:19 | "Life Without You" | ||
4:41 | "Change It" | ||
6:55 | "Say What", instrumental w/sax | ||
3:42 | "Lookin' Out The Window" | ||
6:40 | "Ain't Gone 'n' Give Up On Love" |
G-Ray
Live at the El Mocambo, Toronto, Canada, 11jul83
[Big Music, BIG 048] (Italy) (61:41, 12 tracks)
Excellent sound, probably taken from the official El Mocambo video.
Incomplete, missing "Little Wing".
Same as "So Excited", "Mocambo Joint", "El Mocambo".
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Testify | 3:32 | |
2 | So Excited | 4:08 | |
3 | Voodoo Chile | 6:41 | |
4 | Pride And Joy | 4:32 | |
5 | Tell Me | 3:04 | |
6 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 3:15 | |
7 | Texas Flood | 9:54 | |
8 | Love Struck Baby | 2:40 | |
9 | Hug You Squeeze You | 3:46 | |
10 | Third Stone From The Sun | 7:12 | |
11 | Lenny | 8:44 | |
12 | Wham | 4:10 |
Goin' To San Antone
Studio 21, San Antonio, TX, 30aug78
[no visible label] (66:17, 15 tracks) (CD-R format, producer unknown)
Live soundboard recording, w/Lou Ann Barton (tracks 8-15).
Also includes Jackie Newhouse on bass & Johnny Reno on sax.
Incorrectly listed as having been recorded on 3aug79.
Good sound quality and graphics.
track | title | time | notes | |
1 | Instrumental | 5:44 | ||
2 | Howling For My Darling | 4:48 | ||
3 | Texas Flood | 6:15 | ||
4 | All The Love I'm Missing | 5:51 | "All Your Love I Miss Loving" | |
5 | So Fine | 3:26 | "I'm Crying" | |
6 | When My Baby Walks | 7:54 | "Shake For Me" | |
7 | Somebody's Knockin' At My Door | 2:24 | "Tell Me" | |
8 | Don't Mess With My Man | 3:35 | "You Can Have My Husband" | |
9 | Shake A Hand | 4:43 | ||
10 | Kansas City | 3:24 | ||
11 | Hip Shake | 5:40 | "Hip Hip Baby" | |
12 | Sugar | 4:02 | "Sugar Coated Love" | |
13 | Oh Yeah | 2:30 | ||
14 | Through The Night | 5:07 | actual title? | |
15 | Instrumental | 0:54 | incomplete, fades out |
Going Down
Alpine Valley, East Troy, WI, 26aug90
[Vintage Rare Masters, VRM-013] (74:01, 14 tracks)
Same date as "The Last Live Show", with the same sound quality.
Only track missing from final performance is the opening instrumental, "Collins Shuffle".
track | title | time | notes |
1 | The House Is Rockin' | 2:44 | |
2 | Tightrope | 4:54 | |
3 | The Things (That) I Used To Do | 4:17 | |
4 | Let Me Love You Baby | 2:57 | |
5 | Leave My Little Girl Alone | 4:37 | |
6 | Pride And Joy | 3:50 | |
7 | Willie The Wimp | 5:18 | "Wall Of Denial" |
8 | Riviera Paradise | 8:17 | |
9 | Superstition | 4:25 | |
10 | Change It | 4:03 | "Couldn't Stand The Weather" |
11 | Going Down | 5:26 | |
12 | Crossfire | 3:42 | |
13 | Voodoo Chile | 8:07 | |
14 | Sweet Home Chicago | 11:21 |
Good Vibes At The Spectrum
The Spectrum, Montreal, Canada, 17aug84
and Reading Rock Festival, England, 27aug83
[Midnight Beat, MB 082] (Luxembourg) (78:59, 15 tracks)
Montreal - (tracks 1-7), Reading - (tracks 9-15)
Track #8 has been verified to be from Alpine Valley, WI, 26aug90,
and appears to have been culled from Santana's "Sacred Sources 1,
Live Forever" release which contains this track from Stevie's final show.
Incorrectly labeled as having been recorded in Montreal, 1983.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Shuffle | 4:54 | |
2 | Voodoo Chile | 11:38 | |
3 | Honey Bee | 2:19 | |
4 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 3:28 | |
5 | Couldn't Stand The Weather | 4:58 | |
6 | Cold Shot | 4:11 | |
7 | Pride And Joy | 4:38 | |
8 | Riviera Paradise | 9:02 | |
9 | Testify | 4:14 | |
10 | So Excited | 4:59 | |
11 | Voodoo Chile (Slight Return) | 7:02 | |
12 | Pride And Joy | 4:07 | |
13 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 3:13 | |
14 | Love Struck Baby | 2:46 | |
15 | Texas Flood | 7:30 |
Greatest Hits Live
various live, USA and Canada, 1983 to 1990
[Living Legend, LLRCD 197] (1993) (75:18, 13 tracks)
El Mocambo Club, Toronto, Canada, 11jul83 (track 1),
Ripley's Music Hall, Philadelphia, PA, 20oct83 (tracks 2-4),
Pistoia Blues Festival, Pistoia, Italy, 3jul88 (tracks 5-7)
The Spectrum, Montreal, Canada, 17aug84 (tracks 8-10),
Tingley Coliseum, Albuquerque, NM, 28nov89 (track 12),
McNichols Arena, Denver, CO, 29nov89 (tracks 11,13)
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Testify | 3:29 | |
2 | Little Wing | 8:20 | |
3 | 3rd From The Sun | 4:12 | "Third Stone From The Sun" |
4 | Trouble | 3:33 | "Tell Me" |
5 | Say What | 4:46 | |
6 | Superstition | 4:31 | |
7 | Willie The Wimp | 5:14 | |
8 | Voodoo Chile | 11:57 | |
9 | Honey Bee | 2:32 | |
10 | Couldn't Stand The Weather | 4:55 | |
11 | Riviera Paradise | 10:21 | |
12 | Texas Flood | 7:15 | |
13 | Crossfire | 4:13 |
Greatest Hits Live
various live
[Chartbusters, CHER-080-A] (Australia) (73:54, 14 tracks)
Different from above, possible venue locations follow:
Mann Music Center, Philadelphia, PA, 30jun87 (tracks 1-2),
Tingley Coliseum, Albuquerque, 28nov89 (tracks 3-5),
McNichols Arena, Denver, 29nov89 (tracks 6-7),
Los Angeles, CA, 1983/84 (tracks 8-10), Dallas, 31mar86 (track 11)
Pistoia Blues Festival, Pistoia, Italy, 3jul88 (tracks 12-13),
Track 14 cannot be pinpointed based on timing info.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Cold Shot | 5:38 | |
2 | Couldn't Stand The Weather | 8:36 | |
3 | House Is Rockin' | 2:32 | |
4 | Look At Little Sister | 5:02 | |
5 | Texas Flood | 7:21 | |
6 | Superstition | 4:40 | |
7 | Crossfire | 3:59 | |
8 | Voodoo Chile(Slight Return) | 6:14 | |
9 | Little Wing | 5:43 | |
10 | 3rd Stone From The Sun | 4:24 | |
11 | Change It | 4:33 | |
12 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 7:05 | |
13 | Pride And Joy | 5:05 | |
14 | Love Struck Baby | 3:01 |
Great Woods Amphitheater
1989.06.25
Guitar Boogie
Steamboat 1874, Austin, TX, 1apr80
[On Stage Records, CD 12042] (58:45, 13 tracks)
Same date as "At The Steamboat 1874", track order changed.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Love Struck Baby | 2:57 | |
2 | Tell Me | 2:57 | |
3 | Rocking Daddy | 3:57 | "Shake For Me" |
4 | The Sky Is Crying | 5:22 | |
5 | Guitar Boogie | 3:15 | "They Call Me Guitar Hurricane" |
6 | Dust My Blues | 2:44 | "Slide Thing" |
7 | Tin Pan Alley | 8:06 | |
8 | All Your Love I Miss Loving | 6:12 | |
9 | I'm Leaving You (Commit A Crime) | 4:56 | |
10 | Little Wing | 4:47 | |
11 | I'm Crying | 3:57 | |
12 | Tore Down | 3:58 | "Collins Shuffle" |
13 | Stevie's Blues | 5:37 | "In The Open" |
Hawk On Fire
Live at the El Mocambo, Toronto, Canada, 11jul83
[Baby Capone, BC014] (79:19, 15 tracks)
Excellent soundboard recording.
Same as "G-Ray" PLUS: "Little Wing", "You'll Be Mine", "Love House". "Little Wing" has been confirmed to be from the El Mocambo show. "You'll Be Mine" and "Love House" (Rude Mood) were recorded in
Los Angeles (The Hollywood Palace), 1983.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Testify | 3:37 | |
2 | So Excited | 4:07 | |
3 | Voodoo Chile | 6:44 | |
4 | Pride And Joy | 4:30 | |
5 | Tell Me | 3:04 | |
6 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 3:15 | |
7 | Texas Flood | 9:53 | |
8 | Love Struck Baby | 2:42 | |
9 | Hug You Squeeze You | 3:46 | |
10 | Third Stone From the Sun | 7:07 | |
11 | Lenny | 8:45 | |
12 | Wham | 4:49 | |
13 | Little Wing | 8:29 | |
14 | You'll Be Mine | 5:08 | |
15 | Love House | 3:27 | "Rude Mood" |
Hello Y'All
Albuquerque, 28nov89, & Denver, 29nov89
[Home Records, HR 5912-0] (1994) (75:58, 12 tracks)
Tingley Coliseum, Albuquerque, NM (tracks 1-7)
McNichols Arena, Denver, CO (tracks 8-12)
See "Colorado & New Mexico" for more complete show.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | The House Is Rockin' | 2:33 | |
2 | Tightrope | 5:19 | |
3 | Look At Little Sister | 5:20 | |
4 | Let Me Love You Baby | 3:48 | |
5 | Texas Flood | 7:17 | |
6 | Leave My Little Girl Alone | 5:48 | |
7 | Wall Of Denial | 5:48 | |
8 | Superstition | 4:54 | |
9 | Cold Shot | 6:43 | |
10 | Life Without You | 12:50 | |
11 | Crossfire | 4:09 | |
12 | Voodoo Chile | 11:32 |
Henry J. Kaiser Center
Oakland, CA - 31dec87
Disc 1
*earliest known playing of Crossfire
Homage To The Blues
The Steamboat 1874, Austin, 1apr80
[Flashback World Productions, 07.91.0154] (53:02, 13 tracks)
Same date as "At The Steamboat 1874" and official "In The Beginning".
Incomplete & incorrectly labeled as having been recorded on 22aug78.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Instrumental Warm Up | 5:09 | "In The Open" |
2 | Tribute To Elmore James | 2:39 | "Slide Thing" |
3 | They Call Me | 2:57 | "They Call Me Guitar Hurricane" |
4 | The Sky Is Crying | 4:51 | |
5 | I'm Leaving You | 4:24 | |
6 | All Your Love | 5:52 | "All Your Love I Miss Loving" |
7 | Tin Pan Alley | 7:16 | |
8 | Love Struck Baby | 2:47 | |
9 | Tell Me | 2:36 | |
10 | Lady Jane | 3:28 | "Shake For Me" |
11 | Little Wing | 3:59 | |
12 | Double Trouble Boogie | 3:28 | "Collins Shuffle" |
13 | I'm Crying | 3:36 |
Hound Dog Man
Memorial Auditorium, Burlington, VT 18nov85
[Flashback World Productions, FB 11.96.0281] (1997) (73:16, 12 tracks)
Memorial Auditorium, Burlington, VT 18nov85 (tracks 1-8)
From Lonnie Mack's "Strike Like Lightning" (tracks 9-11)
From Doyle Bramhall's "Bird Nest On the Ground" (track 12)
Cover erroneously indicates a date of 31oct85 for the Burlington material.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Ain't Gone 'N' Give Up On Love | 8:05 | |
2 | Pride And Joy | 4:51 | |
3 | Love Struck Baby | 3:32 | |
4 | Tin Pan Alley | 12:21 | |
5 | Look At Little Sister | 4:24 | |
6 | Voodoo Chile | 13:36 | |
7 | Cold Shot | 6:42 | |
8 | Couldn't Stand The Weather | 4:14 | |
9 | If You Have To Know | 4:23 | from "Strike Like Lightning" |
10 | Hound Dog Man | 4:00 | from "Strike Like Lightning" |
11 | Satisfy Suzie | 4:26 | from "Strike Like Lightning" |
12 | Too Sorry | 2:41 | from "Bird Nest On The Ground" |
The House is Rockin'
Albuquerque, 28nov89, & Denver, 29nov89
[Westwood One Entertainment, WWOL 002A] (1997) (71:28, 11 tracks)
Tingley Coliseum, Albuquerque, NM (tracks 1-6)
McNichols Arena, Denver, CO (tracks 7-11)
Labeled as a Westwood One Radio release; excellent sound quality.
Same as "The House Is Rockin' 2" with slightly different track timings.
See "Colorado & New Mexico" for more complete material.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | The House Is Rockin' | 2:31 | |
2 | Tightrope | 5:42 | |
3 | Look At Little Sister | 4:58 | |
4 | Texas Flood | 7:08 | |
5 | Leave My Girl Alone | 5:51 | |
6 | Wall Of Denial | 5:45 | |
7 | Superstition | 4:48 | |
8 | Cold Shot | 6:32 | |
9 | Life Without You | 12:42 | |
10 | Crossfire | 4:00 | |
11 | Voodoo Chile | 11:31 |
The House is Rockin' 2
Albuquerque, 28nov89, & Denver, 29nov89
[Westwood One Entertainment, WWOL 002B] (1997) (71:43, 11 tracks)
Tingley Coliseum, Albuquerque, NM (tracks 1-6)
McNichols Arena, Denver, CO (tracks 7-11)
Labeled as a Westwood One Radio release; excellent sound quality.
Same as "The House Is Rockin'" with slightly different track timings.
See "Colorado & New Mexico" for more complete material.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | The House Is Rockin' | 2:34 | |
2 | Tightrope | 5:41 | |
3 | Look At Little Sister | 5:00 | |
4 | Texas Flood | 7:11 | |
5 | Leave My Girl Alone | 5:51 | |
6 | Wall Of Denial | 5:41 | |
7 | Superstition | 4:46 | |
8 | Cold Shot | 6:33 | |
9 | Life Without You | 12:42 | |
10 | Crossfire | 4:08 | |
11 | Voodoo Chile | 11:35 |
In 1978 There Was...
[XS Music, XS 003] (1997) (70:42, 20 tracks)
Studio recordings, Nashville, TN (nov79?) at Jack Clement's home studio.
Austin Blues Festival, apr79, w/Lou Ann Barton (tracks 11-17), "Peona's", oct79, w/Lou Ann, Johnny Reno on Sax (tracks 18-20)
track | title | time | notes |
1 | You Can Have My Husband | 2:54 | Lou Ann vocal |
2 | Rude Mood | 3:27 | |
3 | Pride And Joy | 3:01 | Stevie vocal |
4 | Oh, Yeah | 3:02 | Lou Ann vocal |
5 | Love Struck Baby | 2:06 | Stevie vocal |
6 | Ti-Ni-Nee-Ni-Nu | 2:46 | "Tina Nina Nu", Lou Ann vocal |
7 | Gonna Miss Me | 2:24 | "Empty Arms", Stevie vocal |
8 | I Wonder Why | 5:33 | "Will My Man Be Home Tonight?" Lou Ann vocal, Stevie slide guitar |
9 | I'm Crying | 3:32 | "I'm Crying", Stevie vocal |
10 | Sugar Coated Loving | 3:24 | "Sugar Coated Love", Lou Ann vocal |
11 | Natural Born Lover | 3:43 | |
12 | Ti-Ni-Nee-Ni-Nu | 2:56 | "Tina Nina Nu" |
13 | Scratch My Back | 4:02 | |
14 | I'll Change | 3:14 | |
15 | Shake A Hand, Shake A Hand | 4:34 | |
16 | Oh Baby | 3:36 | |
17 | Sugar Coated Love | 3:42 | |
18 | Love In Vain | 4:29 | |
19 | You Can Have My Husband | 5:16 | starts off with "So Excited" |
20 | My Baby's Gone | 2:53 | "Oh Yeah" |
In Concert and Jamming
various locations
[no visible label] (64:16, 15 tracks) (CD-R format, producer unknown)
Capitol Theater, Passaic, NJ, 21sep85 (tracks 1-7)
Grammy Awards, L.A., CA, feb84, w/C. Berry & G. Thorogood (tracks 8,9)
Austin City Limits, 13dec83 (tracks 10,11)
Seattle Center Coliseum, Seattle, WA, 1sep85, w/Bonnie Raitt (track 12)
Tennis Rock Expo, Pier 84, New York City, 23jul83, w/Steven Tyler, B.Guy,
Clarence Clemmons, Vitas Geralitus & John McEnroe (tracks 13-15)
Liner notes claim that this disc is a follow-up to "Unplugged & Jamming".
Abrupt start/stops on tracks (amature job) with poor to below average
sound quality.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Little Sister | 4:05 | "Look At Little Sister" |
2 | Cold Shot | 4:35 | |
3 | T-Bone Walker Lightning Hopkins demonstration 2:21 | TV interview | |
4 | Ain't Gone 'n' Give Up on Love | 7:02 | |
5 | Come On (Part 3) | 7:32 | |
6 | Love Struck Baby | 2:53 | |
7 | Pride And Joy | 6:25 | |
8 | Maybelline | 1:39 | |
9 | Roll Over Beethoven | 1:16 | |
10 | Testify | 3:37 | |
11 | Love Struck Baby | 3:16 | |
12 | Testify | 3:38 | |
13 | All Your Love I Miss Loving | 6:11 | no SRV |
14 | Blues | 5:14 | no SRV |
15 | Shuffle | 4:32 | w/SRV, Buddy Guy |
In Italy
Pistoia Blues Festival, Pistoia, Italy, 3jul88
[Beech Marten, BM033] (Italy, 1992) (54:25, 10 tracks)
Excellent sound, same as "Cold Shot (Vol. 3)" on Banana.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Intro | 2:06 | "Scuttle Buttin'" |
2 | Say What | 5:04 | |
3 | Looking At Your Window | 4:09 | "Lookin' Out The Window" |
4 | Little Sister | 3:59 | "Look At Little Sister" |
5 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 7:10 | |
6 | Pride And Joy | 5:08 | |
7 | Texas Flood | 7:46 | |
8 | Superstition | 4:30 | |
9 | Willie The Wimp | 6:19 | |
10 | Couldn't Stand The Weather | 8:12 |
In Memoriam
Philadelphia, PA 1983 and Montreal, Canada 1984
[The Swingin' Pig, TSP-205-3CD] (3CD set)
Complete King Biscuit Flower Hour material, superb sound.
All three discs packaged together in LP sized box.
CD 1: Ripley's Music Hall, Philadelphia, PA, 20oct83 (77:42, 13 tracks)
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Testify | 3:59 | |
2 | So Excited | 4:19 | |
3 | Voodoo Chile (Slight Return) | 7:44 | |
4 | Pride And Joy | 5:02 | |
5 | Texas Flood | 9:58 | |
6 | Love Struck Baby | 3:09 | |
7 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 2:59 | |
8 | Tin Pan Alley | 8:31 | |
9 | Little Wing, Third Stone From The Sun | 12:30 | "LW"=8:19, "TSFTS"=4:11 |
10 | Lenny | 5:39 | |
11 | Rude Mood | 5:20 | |
12 | Tell Me | 3:31 | |
13 | Scuttle Buttin' | 4:59 | "In The Open" |
CD 2: The Spectrum, Montreal, Canada, 17aug84 (52:17, 9 tracks)
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Say What | 4:46 | |
2 | Testify | 4:31 | |
3 | Voodoo Chile (Slight Return) | 12:07 | |
4 | The Things (That) I Used To Do | 5:29 | |
5 | Honey Bee | 2:30 | |
6 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 3:29 | |
7 | Couldn't Stand The Weather | 5:04 | |
8 | Cold Shot | 4:07 | |
9 | Tin Pan Alley | 10:12 |
CD 3: Montreal, Canada, 17aug84 (44:51, 8 tracks)
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Love Struck Baby | 3:15 | |
2 | Tell Me | 3:16 | |
3 | Texas Flood | 8:47 | |
4 | Wham | 5:59 | |
5 | Stang's Swang | 3:08 | |
6 | Lenny | 11:12 | |
7 | Pride And Joy | 4:27 | |
8 | Rude Mood | 4:45 |
In Steppin'
Albuquerque, 28nov89, & Denver, 29nov89
[Howdy, CD555-12] (11 tracks)
Same as "One of the Last".
track | title | time | notes |
1 | The House Is Rockin' | ||
2 | Tightrope | ||
3 | Look At Little Sister | ||
4 | Let Me Love You Baby | ||
5 | Leave My Little Girl Alone | ||
6 | Riviera Paradise | ||
7 | Wall Of Denial | ||
8 | Superstition | ||
9 | Cold Shot | ||
10 | Crossfire | ||
11 | Voodoo Chile (Slight Return) |
In The Big Easy
New Orleans, LA 29apr90
[no visible label] (69:14, 14 tracks) (CD-R format, producer unknown)
New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, New Orleans, LA 29apr90
CD erroneously indicates performance date of 09may90
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Rude Mood | 5:34 | "In The Open" w/Jimmie Vaughan |
2 | Scuttle Buttin' | 4:39 | "Collins Shuffle" |
3 | The Things I Used To Do | 4:15 | |
4 | Little Sister | 5:31 | "Look At Little Sister" |
5 | Lovestruck Baby | 4:18 | "Love Struck Baby" |
6 | Tightrope | 5:34 | |
7 | Wall of the Nile | 5:23 | "Wall Of Denial" |
8 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 6:08 | |
9 | Superstition | 4:33 | |
10 | Cold Shot | 0:50 | (Missing all but ending) |
11 | Couldn't Stand the Weather | 5:26 | |
12 | This House Is Rockin' | 3:25 | "The House Is Rockin'" |
13 | Crossfire | 4:36 | |
14 | Voodoo Chile | 9:02 |
In The Open
live material, no specific venue or date indicated
[Totanka, CDPR020] (1996) (64:07, 14 tracks)
Probably recorded at the KFAT "Fat Fry", Gilroy, CA, 20aug79.
All tracks have Jack Newhouse on bass and Chris Layton on drums.
Lou Ann Barton handles vocals on tracks 4-10.
Track 14 includes Robert Cray on guitar and Curtis Salgado on harmonica.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Pride And Joy | 4:03 | slower version than normal |
2 | Love Struck Baby | 2:59 | |
3 | Wham | 2:23 | |
4 | You Can Have My Husband | 3:47 | |
5 | Ti Na Ni Na Nu | 3:20 | "Tina Nina Nu" |
6 | Maybe | 4:05 | "Oh Baby"? |
7 | Oh Yeah! | 3:22 | |
8 | Sugar Coated Love | 3:50 | |
9 | I'll Change | 4:17 | |
10 | Hip Hip Baby | 2:37 | |
11 | Collins Shuffle | 5:22 | |
12 | In The Open | 4:03 | |
13 | Open Arms | 4:35 | "Empty Arms" |
14 | Tin Pan Alley | 15:22 | awesome version w/Robert Cray |
It's Still Called The Blues
Legends Club, Chicago, IL, 30jul89
[The Swingin' Pig, TSP-CD-166] (56:50, 4 tracks)
W/Buddy Guy, slightly better sound quality than "Birthday Jam".
track | title | time | notes |
1 | It's Still Called The Blues | 3:17 | No SRV |
2 | Champagne And Reefer | 25:50 | w/SRV |
3 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 8:38 | w/SRV |
4 | Leave My Little Girl Alone | 18:47 | w/SRV, segues into "Worry, Worry" |
Jammed Together Texas Style
with Albert King, CHCH Studios,
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, nov83
[Why Not, WOT1004] (44:42, 7 tracks)
Incorrectly labeled as having been recorded in Los Angeles.
CD of "In Session" video, same date as "Let It Happen".
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Texas Flood/Stormy Monday Blues | 12:53 | (splice) |
2 | Matchbox Blues | 6:21 | |
3 | Instrumental Jam 1 | 2:11 | |
4 | Instrumental Jam 2 | 1:31 | |
5 | Pride And Joy | 6:04 | |
6 | Ask Me No Questions | 4:58 | |
7 | Outskirts Of Town | 10:42 |
Jammin' With The Boys
no date or venue indicated
[Digital Dragon, DD 71499-001] (Taiwan) (70:03, 3 tracks)
Incorrectly lists Joe Ely on last track, should be Jeff Healey.
Possibly recorded at Albert Hall, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 27jul85.
Also issued in CD-R format by [Hawg Leg Records, HL132] (Luxembourg, 1997)
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Cleo's Thing | 7:51 | no obvious SRV |
2 | Hideaway (Freddie King Tribute) | 8:28 | SRV? |
3 | Jam | 54:24 | w/Albert Collins, Jeff Healey |
Jiving Jam
Recorded Live in USA, various locations, 1983-1989
[Dr. Gig, DGCD 041] (74:01, 13 tracks)
Contains tracks w/Lonnie Mack, Buddy Guy, Albert King, Jeff Beck,
and Johnny Copeland. Includes acoustic solo of "Dirty Pool".
Track #12 from commercial release, "Strike Like Lightning" (1985).
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Champagne And Reefer | 16:25 | w/Buddy Guy, 30jul89 |
2 | Oreo Cookie Blues | 7:48 | w/Lonnie Mack, 31dec86 |
3 | Wham | 1:58 | w/Lonnie Mack, 31dec86 |
4 | Stormy Monday Blues | 8:20 | w/Albert King, nov83 |
5 | Matchbox Blues | 6:20 | w/Albert King, nov83 |
6 | Ask Me No Questions | 5:07 | w/Albert King, nov83 |
7 | Wham | 3:57 | w/Jeff Beck, 19mar84 |
8 | Texas Blues | 2:38 | w/Jeff Beck, 19mar84 |
9 | Last Call | 3:18 | w/Jeff Beck, 19mar84 |
10 | Jeff's Boogie | 4:50 | w/Jeff Beck, 19mar84 |
11 | Don't Stop By The Creek, Son | 4:40 | w/Johnny Copeland, 15jul85 |
12 | Oreo Cookie Blues | 4:45 | Acoustic, w/Lonnie Mack |
13 | Dirty Pool | 3:44 | Acoustic Solo, 23oct89 |
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The Last Child
Los Angeles, CA, live 1983/84
[Lobster Records, CD 002] (Italy) (49:28, 12 tracks)
Excellent quality radio broadcast.
Possibly recorded at the Hollywood Palace, Los Angeles, CA, 30oct83.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Kyla's Theme | 3:59 | "Testify" |
2 | Schoolgirl | 4:40 | "So Excited" |
3 | Pride And Joy | 4:31 | |
4 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 3:23 | |
5 | Trouble | 3:04 | "Tell Me" |
6 | Love Struck Baby | 2:57 | |
7 | Voodoo Chile (Slight Return) | 6:48 | |
8 | Little Wing | 6:21 | |
9 | Third Stone From The Sun | 3:51 | |
10 | You'll Be Mine | 3:36 | |
11 | Love House | 3:36 | "Rude Mood" |
12 | Colleti's Torch Song | 2:42 | "Wham" |
Last Farewell
Albuquerque, 28nov89, & Denver, 29nov89
[The Swingin' Pig, TSP-CD-079] (68:37, 11 tracks)
Combo of Tingley arena and Denver McNichols arena shows.
Same as "Colorado & New Mexico" minus Texas Flood, Willie the Wimp,
and Life Without You.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | The House Is Rockin' | 2:41 | |
2 | Tightrope | 5:39 | |
3 | Look At Little Sister | 5:50 | |
4 | Let Me Love You Baby | 3:28 | |
5 | Leave My Little Girl Alone | 6:16 | |
6 | Riviera Paradise | 10:37 | |
7 | Wall Of Denial | 5:57 | |
8 | Superstition | 5:01 | |
9 | Cold Shot | 7:00 | |
10 | Crossfire | 4:09 | |
11 | Voodoo Chile | 11:57 |
The Last Live Show
Alpine Valley, East Troy, WI, 26aug90
[Last Bootleg Records, LBR 039/2] (2CD, picture discs)
CD 1: (46:25, 9 tracks) CD 2: (49:24, 6 tracks) Below average audience recording.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Testify | 4:26 | "Collins Shuffle" |
2 | The House Is Rockin' | 2:58 | |
3 | Tightrope | 5:34 | |
4 | The Things That I Used To Do | 4:56 | |
5 | Let Me Love You Baby | 3:23 | |
6 | Leave My Little Girl Alone | 5:20 | |
7 | Pride And Joy | 4:27 | |
8 | Wall Of Denial | 6:04 | |
9 | Riviera Paradise | 9:17 |
CD 2
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Superstition | 6:53 | |
2 | Couldn't Stand The Weather | 4:47 | |
3 | Going Down | 6:05 | |
4 | Crossfire | 4:15 | |
5 | Voodoo Chile | 12:05 | |
6 | Sweet Home Chicago | 15:19 |
Let It Happen
with Albert King, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, nov83
[Rocks, 92053] (USA, 1993) (44:48, 8 tracks)
CD of "In Session-Video", same date as "Jammed Together".
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Texas Flood | 7:52 | |
2 | Stormy Monday Blues | 4:01 | |
3 | Matchbox Blues | 10:31 | |
4 | Instrumental Jam 1 | 2:16 | |
5 | Instrumental Jam 2 | 1:31 | |
6 | Pride And Joy | 6:04 | |
7 | Ask Me No Questions | 4:58 | |
8 | Outskirts Of Town | 10:45 |
Let Me Love You Baby
Albuquerque, 28nov89, & Denver, 29nov89
[Big Music, BIG 062] (Italy, 1993) (74:11, 12 tracks)
Picture disc, same as "One of the Last" and "Crossfire".
The track order on the CD cover is incorrect, the track names as listed
on cover are in the order of tracks 8-12 and 1-7 below.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | The House Is Rockin' | 2:35 | |
2 | Tightrope | 5:34 | |
3 | Look At Little Sister | 5:41 | |
4 | Let Me Love You Baby | 3:13 | |
5 | Texas Flood | 7:14 | |
6 | Leave My Little Girl Alone | 6:08 | |
7 | Riviera Paradise | 10:17 | |
8 | Wall Of Denial | 5:46 | |
9 | Superstition | 4:52 | |
10 | Cold Shot | 7:13 | |
11 | Crossfire | 4:01 | |
12 | Voodoo Chile (Slight Return) | 11:31 |
Life Without You
Dallas Sound Labs, Dallas, mar-may85
[Blue Knight Records, BKR 017,18,19,20] (4CD) (1993) "Soul To Soul" studio sessions.
Incorrectly labeled as having been recorded in New York, 1985.
Most tracks suffer from low-level background noise and some include
fade out/in of instruments/vocals, otherwise sound quality varies from
good to excellent.
CD 1: (73:29, 12 tracks)
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Tell Me Where We're Going | 8:28 | instrumental jam |
2 | Life Without You | 8:02 | take 2, instrumental |
3 | Lightnin' Sky Hopkins | 5:45 | "Give Me Back My Wig" |
4 | Hangnails And Boogers Lightnin' Sky Hopkins | 3:53 | a capella/"Slip Slidin' Slim" |
5 | Hug You Squeeze You | 2:16 | take 1 |
6 | May I Have A Talk With You | 8:12 | take 1 |
7 | I'm Leaving You (Commit A Crime) | 6:34 | |
8 | Blues | 2:56 | |
9 | Guitar Solo | 1:36 | |
10 | Say What | 7:18 | take 2 |
11 | Jazzy Thing | 9:00 | "Boilermaker" |
12 | Chitlins Con Carne | 9:27 |
CD 2: (75:35, 17 tracks)
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Gone Home | 4:02 | SRV plays acoustic guitar |
2 | Hey Motherfucker | 1:46 | SRV/soundbooth dialogue |
3 | Hug You Squeeze You | 4:03 | take 2 |
4 | Say What | 4:20 | take 6 |
5 | Say What | 6:36 | take 11 |
6 | Hangnails And Boogers | 5:21 | a capella |
7 | Hangnails And Boogers | 3:43 | a capella |
8 | Life Without You | 6:50 | take 3, instrumental |
9 | Jam | 12:03 | instrumental jam |
10 | The Sky Is Crying | 4:38 | |
11 | Boot Hill | 3:29 | take 1 |
12 | Boot Hill | 3:14 | take 2, vocal fades out |
13 | Empty Arms | 3:23 | |
14 | You Don't Wanna Hear Me Sing That Shit | 2:09 | SRV/soundbooth dialogue |
15 | Life Without You | 6:02 | take 12, instrumental |
16 | Bass Theme ala Nosferatu | 1:04 | bass keyboards? |
17 | Guitar Licks | 2:50 |
CD 3: (71:43, 14 tracks)
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Look At Little Sister | 3:10 | "Boot Hill", instrumental |
2 | Testify | 2:56 | slow version |
3 | May I Have A Talk With You | 5:56 | take 3 and 4 |
4 | Shuffle Thing | 2:35 | "Collins Shuffle" |
5 | Come On (Part III) | 6:48 | take 2 |
6 | Empty Arms | 4:03 | take 36 |
7 | May I Have A Talk With You | 4:03 | take 6 |
8 | Maudie | 6:15 | Doyle Bramhall, lead vocal |
9 | Instrumental Medley | 6:02 | |
10 | Another Shuffle Thing | 3:08 | instrumental |
11 | Rude Mood | 2:04 | variation of "Scuttle Buttin'" |
12 | Rude Mood | 1:31 | "Testify" |
13 | Life Without You | 15:05 | take 17, instrumental |
14 | Jam | 8:05 | instrumental jam |
CD 4: (76:23, 17 tracks)
Tracks 15-17 are from "Rockline" radio tribute show following Stevie's
death. These were originally performed by Stevie in the studio where "Rockline" was broadcast. "Rude Mood" performance date unknown. "Pride
And Joy" is from 25oct85. "Untitled Blues Jam" is from 3jul89.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Testify Third Stone From The Sun | 6:11 | doesn't sound like "Testify" |
2 | Shuffle | 8:22 | |
3 | Life Without You | 5:32 | take 27, instrumental |
4 | Life Without You | 5:45 | take 31, instrumental |
5 | You've Got Me Floating | 0:53 | |
6 | Little Wing | 1:04 | take 1 |
7 | Little Wing | 2:04 | take 2 |
8 | Little Wing | 6:30 | take 3 |
9 | Third Stone From The Sun | 3:32 | take 1 |
10 | Third Stone From The Sun | 6:08 | take 2 |
11 | Say What | 0:43 | take 14, with organ |
12 | Come On (Part III) | 4:52 | take 4, no audible vocal |
13 | Jam | 11:16 | |
14 | Empty Arms | 1:32 | take 40, w/belching intro |
15 | Rude Mood | 2:55 | Stevie unaccompanied on guitar |
16 | Pride And Joy | 3:51 | unaccompanied guitar/vocal |
17 | Untitled Blues Jam | 5:11 | w/Chris Layton keeping time on phone book |
Little Lover Boy
"Rockpalast", Lorelei Festival, 25aug84
St. Goarshausen, Germany
[Turtle, TR-03] (66:43, 12 tracks)
Nice fold open package with great photos.
Same date as "First Steps In Europe".
track | title | time | notes | |
1 | Scuttle Buttin' | 2:02 | ||
2 | Testify | 4:04 | ||
3 | Voodoo Chile | 11:25 | ||
4 | The Things That I Used To Do | 5:40 | ||
5 | Honey Bee | 3:24 | ||
6 | Love Struck Baby | 3:07 | ||
7 | Cold Shot | 4:27 | ||
8 | Couldn't Stand The Weather | 5:04 | ||
9 | Pride And Joy | 4:27 | ||
10 | Texas Flood | 8:58 | ||
11 | Little Wing | 6:36 | ||
12 | Third Stone From The Sun | 7:29 |
Live Unapproved
no dates or venues indicated
[MOJO, MOJO-031] (Australia) (59:03, 10 tracks)
Need verification on title, might be "Live Unapproved".
Probably a combo of the Albuquerque and Denver '89 shows.
Similar to "Brotherly Love".
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Look At Little Sister | 4:57 | |
2 | Tightrope | 5:08 | |
3 | Let Me Love You Baby | 3:18 | |
4 | Texas Flood | 7:09 | |
5 | Superstition | 4:46 | |
6 | Cold Shot | 6:34 | |
7 | Crossfire | 4:37 | |
8 | Leave My Little Girl Alone | 5:33 | |
9 | Wall Of Denial | 5:37 | |
10 | Voodoo Chile | 11:24 |
Live!
"Rockpalast", Lorelei Festival, Germany, 25aug84
[??, LFCD 250884] (1997) (73:43, 11 tracks)
Incomplete, missing "Scuttle Buttin'" & "Testify".
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Voodoo Chile (Slight Return) | 11:34 | |
2 | The Things That I Used To Do | 5:38 | |
3 | Honey Bee | 3:20 | |
4 | Love Struck Baby | 3:17 | |
5 | Cold Shot | 4:15 | |
6 | Couldn't Stand The Weather | 5:17 | |
7 | Tin Pan Alley | 13:05 | |
8 | Pride And Joy | 4:15 | |
9 | Texas Flood | 9:02 | |
10 | Little Wing | 6:27 | |
11 | Third Stone From The Sun | 7:33 |
Live At L'Olympia
L'Olympia Theater, Paris, France, 24sep86
[Why Not, WOT1020] (Italy) (77:38, 9 tracks)
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Scuttle Buttin' | 3:52 | |
2 | Say What | 4:17 | |
3 | Ain't Gone 'n' Give Up On Love | 19:14 | |
4 | Superstition | 5:59 | |
5 | I'm Leaving You (Commit A Crime) | 7:05 | |
6 | Willie The Wimp | 5:54 | |
7 | Voodoo Chile (Slight Return) | 15:32 | |
8 | Cold Shot | 7:10 | |
9 | Couldn't Stand The Weather | 8:33 |
Live At Pier 84
Tennis Rock Expo, New York City, NY, 23jul83, w/Buddy Guy
[Live Storm, LSCD 51009] (Italy) (36:36, 7 tracks)
Also issued by [Rarities & Few Records, GSCD 1009], both have poor
sound quality.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | The Big Run | 4:15 | "Rude Mood" |
2 | Pride And Joy | 3:50 | |
3 | Voodoo Chile (Slight Return) | 6:33 | |
4 | Love Struck Baby | 2:59 | |
5 | Texas Flood | 8:30 | |
6 | Stormy Monday Blues | 7:00 | |
7 | Closing Time | 3:27 | "Mary Had A Little Lamb" |
Live In Japan
Shiba Yubinchukin Hall, Tokyo, Japan, 24jan85
and Ripley's Music Hall, Philadelphia, PA, 20oct83
[Midnight Beat, MB 011/012] (2CD)
Most complete Tokyo material available on boot CD.
Tokyo same date as "Blues For Japan", "Scuttle Buttin' '75", & "Cold Shot" Philadelphia tracks same as those on "In Memoriam".
CD 1: Tokyo (64:57, 9 tracks)
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Scuttle Buttin' | 2:58 | |
2 | Say What | 5:07 | |
3 | Voodoo Chile | 15:04 | |
4 | Cold Shot | 4:38 | |
5 | Couldn't Stand The Weather | 5:51 | |
6 | Tin Pan Alley / Dirty Pool | 13:09 | |
7 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 3:30 | |
8 | Love Struck Baby | 3:22 | |
9 | Texas Flood | 11:18 |
CD 2: (54:54, 8 tracks)
Tokyo (tracks 1-2), Philadelphia (tracks 3-8)
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Lenny | 12:32 | |
2 | Testify/Third Stone From The Sun | 7:05 | |
3 | Testify | 4:07 | |
4 | Pride And Joy | 4:54 | |
5 | Texas Flood | 9:56 | |
6 | Little Wing | 8:22 | |
7 | Third Stone From The Sun | 4:13 | |
8 | Tell Me | 3:45 |
Live In Montreux
Montreux Jazz Festival, Montreux, Switzerland, 15jul85
[The Swingin' Pig, TSP-CD-135] (Luxembourg) (50:24, 7 tracks)
with Johnny Copeland (tracks 4-7), excellent sound quality.
Same as "Pride And Joy" [On Stage Records], different track order.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Ain't Gone 'n' Give Up On Love | 8:31 | |
2 | Sweet Little Thing | 5:13 | "Pride And Joy" |
3 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 4:11 | |
4 | Cold Shot | 5:41 | |
5 | Don't Stop By The Creek, Son | 4:36 | Johnny Copeland - lead vocal |
6 | Tin Pan Alley | 14:12 | |
7 | Look At Little Sister | 8:00 |
Live In The Studio
studio outtakes
[???, ???] (15 tracks)
Dallas Sound Labs, Dallas, March - May 1985, (tracks 5,7,9,10,13-15)
("Soul To Soul" sessions)
Appears to be a copy of the "Touch The Sky" disc.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Little Wing | take 1 | |
2 | Little Wing | take 2 | |
3 | Little Wing Third Stone From the Sun | take 3 | |
4 | Life Without You | instrumental | |
5 | So Excited | ||
6 | Boiler Maker | false and full start | |
7 | Shake & Bake | instrumental | |
8 | Treat Me Right | "May I Have A Talk With You" | |
9 | The Sky Is Crying | ||
10 | Slip Sliding Slim | ||
11 | Come On | take 1 | |
12 | Come On | take 2 | |
13 | Hug, Kiss and Squeeze | ||
14 | Hang Nails and Boogers | a capella | |
15 | Right Or Wrong | "May I Have A Talk With You" |
Live Performances
Montreal, 17aug84 & Philadelphia, 20oct83
[Sounds Alive Records, SA24008] (61:41, 10 tracks)
Montreal - (tracks 1-9), Philadelphia - (track 10)
King Biscuit Flower Hour material, see "In Memoriam" for complete show.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Scuttle Buttin' | 4:47 | "Say What" |
2 | Testify | 4:23 | |
3 | Voodoo Chile (Slight Return) | 11:39 | |
4 | Honey Bee | 2:32 | |
5 | Couldn't Stand The Weather | 4:54 | |
6 | Cold Shot | 4:03 | |
7 | Texas Flood | 8:06 | |
8 | Pride And Joy | 4:27 | |
9 | Rude Mood | 4:28 | |
10 | Little Wing / Third Stone From The Sun | 12:17 |
Live!
"Rockpalast", Lorelei Festival, Germany, 25aug84
[Joker, JOK-021A] (Australia) (67:00, 12 tracks)
Available with two different covers, one w/SRV picture, one without.
Same as "Little Lover Boy".
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Scuttle Buttin' | 2:25 | |
2 | Testify | 4:03 | |
3 | Voodoo Chile (Slight Return) | 11:26 | |
4 | The Things (That) I Used To Do | 5:40 | |
5 | Honey Bee | 3:21 | |
6 | Love Struck Baby | 3:07 | |
7 | Cold Shot | 4:26 | |
8 | Couldn't Stand The Weather | 5:03 | |
9 | Pride And Joy | 4:26 | |
10 | Texas Flood | 8:57 | |
11 | Little Wing | 6:37 | |
12 | Third Stone From The Sun | 7:28 |
Live USA
various live, 1984 to 1989
[Imtrat, imt 900.041] (1990) (45:24, 12 tracks)
Tracks 1-4 probably from Montreal, 17aug84 and Philadelphia, 20oct83. "Timothy White's Rock Stars", NY, 23oct89 (tracks 5-7) fake live sounds,
Tingley Coliseum, Albuquerque, 28nov89 (tracks 8-11)
McNichols Arena, Denver, 29nov89 (track 12)
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Testify | 3:58 | |
2 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 3:16 | |
3 | Couldn't Stand The Weather | 4:44 | |
4 | Pride And Joy | 4:24 | |
5 | Ain't Gone 'n' Give Up On Love | 1:13 | fake audience noise |
6 | Scuttleputtin' | 1:34 | "Scuttle Buttin'" |
7 | Dirty Pool | 3:40 | fake audience noise |
8 | House Is A Rockin' | 2:28 | "The House Is Rockin'" |
9 | Tightrope | 5:13 | |
10 | Little Sister | 4:58 | "Look At Little Sister" |
11 | Let Me Love You Baby | 3:13 | |
12 | Crossfire | 3:58 |
Live USA
various live, 1983
[Imtrat, imm 40.90147] (45:39, 9 tracks)
Tennis Rock Expo, New York City, NY, 23jul83, w/Buddy Guy (tracks 1-7)
Venue for tracks 8 & 9 cannot be pinpointed based on timing info.
The first seven tracks are identical to "Live At The Pier 84".
track | title | time | notes |
1 | The Big Run | 3:43 | "Rude Mood" |
2 | Pride And Joy | 3:40 | |
3 | Voodoo Chile (Slight Return) | 6:16 | |
4 | Love Struck Baby | 2:50 | |
5 | Texas Flood | 7:50 | |
6 | Stormy Monday Blues | 6:41 | |
7 | Clothing Time | 3:02 | "Mary Had A Little Lamb" |
8 | Superstition | 4:41 | |
9 | Could Shot | 3:59 | "Cold Shot" |
Live USA
various live, 1985 to 1988
[LSD, LSD 152.069] (1997?) (59:15, 12 tracks)
Tracks 1-3 probably from Philadelphia, 30jun87.
Montreux Jazz Festival, 15jul85 (track 10)
Venues for other tracks need to be confirmed.
Average to excellent sound quality.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Intro | 2:58 | |
2 | Say What | 5:08 | |
3 | Lookin' Out The Window | 4:31 | |
4 | Live Without You | 6:08 | "Life Without You" |
5 | Willie The Weaper | 5:22 | "Willie The Wimp" |
6 | Rude Mood | 3:21 | |
7 | Change It | 4:06 | |
8 | Come On | 4:26 | |
9 | Lenny | 6:53 | |
10 | Don't Stop By The Creek, Son | 4:17 | |
11 | Tin Pan Alley | 7:08 | |
12 | Sweet Little Thing | 4:57 | "Pride And Joy"? |
Look At Little Stevie
Mann Music Center, Philadelphia, PA, 30jun87
[Chase The Dragon, CTD-015] (Germany, 1995) (70:41, 13 tracks)
Incorrectly labeled as having been recorded in Pittsburgh, 1987.
Compare to "Come On" [Beech Marten, BM027]
Incomplete, missing "Life Without You". Excellent sound quality.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Scuttle Buttin' | 2:56 | |
2 | Soul To Soul | 5:29 | "Say What" |
3 | Lookin' At You | 4:32 | "Lookin' Out The Window" |
4 | Look At Little Sister | 4:44 | |
5 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 5:54 | |
6 | Ain't Gone 'n' Give Up On Love | 9:30 | |
7 | Superstition | 4:39 | |
8 | Willie The Wimp | 6:36 | |
9 | Cold Shot | 5:57 | |
10 | Couldn't Stand The Weather | 8:12 | |
11 | Let The Good Times Roll | 5:06 | "Come On (Part III) |
12 | Love Struck Baby | 2:58 | |
13 | Rude Mood | 3:59 |
Looking At You
Fair Park Coliseum, Dallas, 31mar86
[Flashback World Productions, 03.91.0142] (54:26, 13 tracks)
Tracks 7-9 include Jimmie Vaughan on six-string bass.
Tracks 10-13 are from Montreal, 17aug84.
First 9 tracks same as "Burn for Love".
Incorrectly labeled as Austin '87 & U.S. '84.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | I'm Looking At You | 2:18 | "Lookin' Out The Window" |
2 | Look At Little Sister | 4:13 | |
3 | Pride And Joy | 4:35 | |
4 | Change It | 4:23 | |
5 | Come On | 4:27 | |
6 | Cold Shot | 5:45 | |
7 | Love Struck Baby | 3:28 | |
8 | The Warn | 3:31 | "Wham" |
9 | Get High | 4:30 | "Thunderbird" |
10 | Testify | 4:23 | |
11 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 3:25 | |
12 | Couldn't Stand The Weather | 4:56 | |
13 | Pride And Joy | 4:30 |
Lost In Austin 1989
Albuquerque, 28nov89, & Denver, 29nov89
[Soundboard Recordings] (71:11, 11 tracks)
Tingley Coliseum, Albuquerque, NM (tracks 1-6)
McNichols Arena, Denver, CO (tracks 7-11)
See "Colorado & New Mexico" for more complete show.
Incorrectly labeled as having been recorded in Austin, sound quality not
as good as other titles with same material, crowd noise sounds like it's
been altered since it noticeably fades in and out between songs.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | The House Is Rockin' | 2:33 | |
2 | Tightrope | 5:15 | |
3 | Little Sister | 5:21 | "Look At Little Sister" |
4 | Texas Flood | 7:07 | |
5 | Leave My Little Girl Alone | 5:45 | |
6 | Wall Of Denial | 5:38 | |
7 | Superstition | 4:55 | |
8 | Cold Shot | 6:32 | |
9 | Life Without You | 12:42 | |
10 | Crossfire | 4:03 | |
11 | Voodoo Chile (Slight Return) | 11:30 |
Love & Happiness
Montreal, 17aug84 & Philadelphia, 20oct83
[Alley Kat, AK017] (69:05, 10 tracks)
King Biscuit Flower Hour material, see "In Memoriam" for complete show.
Incorrectly labeled as recorded in Montreal 1983, and Philadelphia 1984.
Tracks 8-10 are probably not from the venues indicated above.
Track 9 may be from the "B.B. King & Friends" TV special, 15apr87.
Track 10 may have been recorded at The Steamboat 1874, Austin, 1apr80.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Cold Shot | 3:59 | |
2 | Voodoo Chile | 12:04 | |
3 | Pride And Joy | 4:45 | |
4 | Testify | 4:11 | |
5 | Little Wing Third Stone From The Sun | 12:45 | |
6 | Texas Flood | 9:53 | |
7 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 3:52 | |
8 | Superstition | 4:46 | |
9 | The Sky Is Crying | 7:00 | Stevie w/Albert King |
10 | Stevie's Blues | 5:36 | "In The Open" |
Mann Music Center, Philadelphia, PA
1987.06.30
Mega Rare Trax Vol. I
various locations 1983-1990
[Lobster, LOB 035/3] (3CD set) (Italy)
CD 1: (78:20, 14 tracks) El Mocambo, 11jul83 (tracks 1-4), Philadelphia, 20oct83 (tracks 5-7), Los Angeles (The Hollywood Palace), 1983 (tracks 8-11), Shiba Yubinchukin Hall, Tokyo, Japan, 24jan85 (track 12), Fair Park Coliseum, Dallas, 31mar86 (tracks 13-14)
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Testify | 3:30 | |
2 | Hug You, Squeeze You | 3:35 | |
3 | Wham | 3:45 | |
4 | Lenny | 8:35 | |
5 | Testify | 4:22 | |
6 | Little Wing | 8:19 | |
7 | Third Stone From The Sun | 3:57 | |
8 | Schoolgirl | 4:22 | "So Excited" |
9 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 3:30 | |
10 | You'll Be Mine | 5:06 | |
11 | Love House | 3:30 | "Rude Mood" |
12 | Tin Pan Alley | 13:10 | |
13 | Texas Flood | 8:03 | |
14 | Pride And Joy | 4:34 |
CD 2: (79:09, 13 tracks)
Montreal, 17aug84 (tracks 1-3), Dallas, 31mar86 (tracks 4-8),
Philadelphia, 30jun87 (tracks 9-10), Italy, 3jul88 (tracks 11-13)
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Shuffle | 4:57 | "Say What" |
2 | Voodoo Chile (Slight Return) | 11:37 | |
3 | Honey Bee | 2:20 | |
4 | Little Sister | 4:07 | "Look At Little Sister" |
5 | Change It | 4:20 | |
6 | Come On | 4:25 | |
7 | Cold Shot | 5:38 | |
8 | Love House | 4:20 | "Thunderbird", w/Jimmie Vaughan |
9 | Life Without You | 11:27 | |
10 | Willie The Wimp | 6:38 | |
11 | Say What | 6:39 | "Scuttle Buttin'" / "Say What" |
12 | Superstition | 4:28 | |
13 | Couldn't Stand The Weather | 8:11 |
CD 3: (77:31, 15 tracks)
"Timothy White's Rock Stars", NY, 23oct89 (tracks 1-4),
Tingley Coliseum, Albuquerque, 28nov89 (tracks 5-8,10,13)
McNichols Arena, Denver, 29nov89 (tracks 9,11,12,14,15)
Austin City Limits, 10oct89 (track 15)
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Ain't Gonna Give Up On love | 1:27 | "Ain't Gone 'n' Give Up On Love |
2 | Scuttle Buttin' | 1:56 | |
3 | Jeff's Boogie | 1:54 | |
4 | Dirty Pool | 3:45 | |
5 | Leave My Little Girl Alone | 5:50 | |
6 | House Is A-Rockin' | 2:34 | "The House Is Rockin'" |
7 | Tightrope | 5:51 | |
8 | Let Me Love You Baby | 3:50 | |
9 | Riviera Paradise | 10:17 | |
10 | Wall Of Denial | 5:45 | |
11 | Superstition | 4:50 | |
12 | Cold Shot | 6:40 | |
13 | Texas Flood | 7:16 | |
14 | Voodoo Chile (Slight Return) | 11:34 | |
15 | Crossfire | 4:00 |
Met Center - Minneapolis, MN
1989.10.25 SBD? A
Mocambo Joint
El Mocambo, Toronto, Canada, 11jul83
[Dr. Gig, DGCD 038] (62:42, 12 tracks)
Excellent sound, probably taken from the official El Mocambo video.
Same as "G-Ray", "So Excited", "El Mocambo".
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Testify | ||
2 | So Excited | ||
3 | Voodoo Chile | ||
4 | Pride And Joy | ||
5 | Tell Me | ||
6 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | ||
7 | Texas Flood | ||
8 | Love Struck Baby | ||
9 | Hug You, Squeeze You | ||
10 | Third Stone From The Sun | ||
11 | Lenny | ||
12 | Wham |
Montreal 1989
Montreal Spectrum, 17aug84
[Live Storm, LSCD-51571] (Italy) (40:10, 7 tracks)
Incorrectly labeled as having been recorded in 1989.
See "In Memoriam" for complete show.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Scuttle Buttin' | 4:40 | "Say What" |
2 | Testify | 4:19 | |
3 | Voodoo Chile | 11:28 | |
4 | Honeybee | 2:27 | |
5 | Couldn't Stand The Weather | 5:06 | |
6 | Cold Shot | 4:01 | |
7 | Texas Flood | 8:02 |
Montreal '89
Montreal Spectrum, 17aug84
[Tuff Bites, TB 94.1001] (Germany) (40:08, 7 tracks)
Incorrectly labeled as having been recorded in 1989.
King Biscuit Flower Hour material, see "In Memoriam" for complete show.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Scuttle Buttin' | 4:40 | "Say What" |
2 | I Wanna Testify | 4:19 | "Testify" |
3 | Voodoo Chile | 11:28 | |
4 | Honeybee | 2:27 | |
5 | Couldn't Stand The Weather | 5:06 | |
6 | Cold Shot | 4:01 | |
7 | Texas Flood | 8:02 |
Mr. Clean
Fox Theatre, Atlanta, GA, 31dec86
[Silver Rarities, SIRA075] (73:41, 11 tracks)
Lonnie Mack encore "Oreo Cookie Blues". Same date as "Fox Theater".
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Lookin' At You | 4:43 | "Lookin' Out The Window" |
2 | Look At Little Sister | 5:00 | |
3 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 9:28 | |
4 | Superstition | 4:36 | |
5 | Willie The Wimp | 6:12 | |
6 | Cold Shot | 7:21 | |
7 | Couldn't Stand The Weather | 7:03 | |
8 | Life Without You | 12:13 | |
9 | Instrumental | 3:52 | |
10 | Rude Mood | 6:07 | Instrumental Stevie introduces himself as Mr. Clean, a reference to his new sobriety! |
11 | Oreo Cookie Blues | 7:06 | with Lonnie Mack |
Music Hall
Omaha, NE, 22apr90 and Milan, Italy, 07jul88
[Unbelievable Music, UM 042/43] (1993) (2CD)
Average audience recording, clear vocals, guitar, & drums, muddy bass.
CD 1: Omaha, NE, 22apr90 (74:32, 10 tracks)
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Opening Jam | 4:22 | "Collins Shuffle" |
2 | Instrumental | 6:49 | "In The Open" |
3 | Pride And Joy | 4:59 | |
4 | Texas Flood | 11:10 | |
5 | Tightrope | 5:58 | |
6 | Wall Of Denial | 6:30 | |
7 | Tin Pan Alley | 14:53 | |
8 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 7:42 | |
9 | Leave My Little Girl Alone | 6:24 | |
10 | Superstition | 5:45 |
CD 2: (72:17, 10 tracks)
Omaha, NE, 22apr90 (tracks 1-6)
Hiotfin Festival, Milan, Italy 07jul88 (tracks 7-10)
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Cold Shot | 8:20 | |
2 | Couldn't Stand The Weather | 4:15 | |
3 | Life Without You | 14:20 | |
4 | The House Is A 'Rockin' | 4:00 | "The House Is Rockin'" |
5 | Crossfire | 4:20 | |
6 | Voodoo Chile | 12:45 | |
7 | Ain't Gonna Give Up On Love 8:54 | "Ain't Gone 'n' Give Up On Love" | |
8 | Tell Me | 3:53 | |
9 | Willie The Whimp | 6:20 | "Willie The Wimp" |
10 | Cold Shot | 5:10 |
Nashville 1978 - see "Double Trouble"
One Of The Last
Albuquerque, 28nov89, & Denver, 29nov89
[Beech Marten, BM 007] (Italy, 1991) (74:22, 12 tracks)
Incorrectly labeled as recorded at Auditorium Shores, Austin, 4may90.
Tingley Coliseum, Albuquerque, NM (tracks 1-6,8)
McNichols Arena, Denver, CO (tracks 7,9-12)
Excellent sound quality, see "Colorado & New Mexico" for complete show.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | House Is A-Rockin' | 2:45 | "The House Is Rockin'" |
2 | Tightrope | 5:38 | |
3 | Little Sister | 5:49 | "Look At Little Sister" |
4 | Let Me Love You | 3:11 | "Let Me Love You Baby" |
5 | Texas Flood | 7:17 | |
6 | Leave My Little Girl Alone | 6:10 | |
7 | Riviera Paradise | 10:20 | |
8 | Wall Of Denial | 5:46 | |
9 | Superstition | 4:56 | |
10 | Cold Shot | 6:51 | |
11 | Crossfire | 4:01 | |
12 | Voodoo Chile | 11:38 |
Out Of The Shadows
University of California, Davis, CA, 24nov84
[Rocks, 92119] (74:54, 12 tracks)
Good quality soundboard recording. Same as "Alone In The Ozone".
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Voodoo Chile (Slight Return) | 10:50 | |
2 | Done Lost Your Good Thing Now | 8:27 | |
3 | Honey Bee | 2:44 | |
4 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 3:30 | |
5 | Love Struck Baby | 3:10 | |
6 | Tin Pan Alley | 11:02 | |
7 | Cold Shot | 4:27 | |
8 | Couldn't Stand The Weather | 4:52 | |
9 | Texas Flood | 9:03 | |
10 | Lenny | 9:39 | |
11 | Stang's Swang | 2:46 | |
12 | Rude Mood | 4:20 |
P.A. Beach Club, Gardner, MA
1989.08.13
Parker's Place
Seattle Center Coliseum, Seattle, WA, 1sep85
[Primadonna, PD096] (75:01, 15 tracks)
Recorded during Seattle's Bumbershoot Arts Festival, excellent sound.
Incomplete, missing the track "Cold Shot".
Incorrectly labeled as recorded at Parker's Restaurant.
Same date as "Together In Love", "Duets", "Texas Flood", "Seattle Jammin"
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Scuttle Buttin' / Say What | 7:38 | "SB"=2:28, "SW"=5:10 |
2 | Lookin' Out The Window | 2:08 | |
3 | Look At Little Sister | 3:13 | |
4 | Ain't Gone 'n' Give Up On Love | 7:50 | |
5 | Change It | 4:37 | |
6 | You'll Be Mine | 4:34 | |
7 | Empty Arms | 2:33 | |
8 | Come On | 5:11 | |
9 | Pride And Joy | 5:22 | |
10 | Testify | 3:26 | studio version, what? |
11 | Couldn't Stand The Weather | 7:26 | |
12 | Life Without You | 8:42 | |
13 | Introducing Bonnie Raitt | 1:52 | |
14 | Texas Flood | 6:52 | w/Bonnie Raitt |
15 | Testify | 3:37 | w/Bonnie Raitt |
Peace In The Valley
Alpine Valley, East Troy, WI, 25aug90
[NORIAA Records, SR-3582] (1997) (60:12, 11 tracks)
Very good sound quality, possibly from a soundboard source.
Available with two different CD covers.
Note: this material is from the day prior to Stevie's final performance.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Tightrope | 3:56 fades in | |
2 | The Things (That) I Used To Do | 4:44 | |
3 | Let Me Love You Baby | 3:05 | |
4 | Leave My Little Girl Alone | 4:41 | |
5 | Little Sister | 4:12 | "Look At Little Sister" |
6 | Wall Of Denial | 5:53 | |
7 | Riviera Paradise | 8:17 | |
8 | Superstition | 5:17 | |
9 | Going Down | 6:53 | "Could't Stand The Weather"/ "Going Down" (truncated) |
10 | Crossfire | 4:31 | |
11 | Voodoo Chile | 8:39 |
Precious Stones II
[Tucan, 006] (1994) (70:56, 15 tracks)
Feeble attempt to add audience sounds to "Touch The Sky".
A real piece of crap, avoid at all costs.
Incorrectly claims to be recorded "Live in the USA, 1988".
Title implies more than one volume but no others are known to exist.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Medley | 2:07 | "Little Wing" |
2 | Little Wing | 2:10 | |
3 | Third Stone From The Sun | 13:57 | also includes "Little Wing" |
4 | Life Without You | 7:06 | |
5 | So Excited | 3:41 | |
6 | Boiler Maker | 5:38 | |
7 | Shake & Bake | 2:56 | |
8 | Treat Me Right | 5:55 | "May I Have A Talk With You" |
9 | The Sky Is Crying | 4:59 | |
10 | Slip Sliding Slim | 1:57 | |
11 | Medley II | 3:25 | "Come On (Part III)" |
12 | Come On | 4:48 | "Come On (Part III)" |
13 | Hug, Kiss And Squeeze | 2:01 | |
14 | Hang Nails And Boogers | 4:35 | |
15 | Right Or Wrong | 5:32 | "May I Have A Talk With You" |
Pride And Joy
Chicago Blues Festival, 7jun85 & Pori, Finland, 11jul85
[Teddy Bear Records, TB 20] (Italy) (58:22, 9 tracks)
Chicago - (tracks 1-7), Pori - (tracks 8-9)
The Chicago tracks have good sound but the Pori tracks are average.
Same as "Burnin' Strings" [The Wheel Records, TWR 05].
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Testify | 2:26 | "Scuttle Buttin'" |
2 | Say What | 5:13 | |
3 | Ain't Gone 'n' Give Up On Love | 7:42 | |
4 | Voodoo Chile | 8:02 | |
5 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 3:57 | |
6 | Texas Flood | 10:00 | |
7 | Come On | 7:04 | segues into "Testify" |
8 | Pride And Joy | 3:27 | |
9 | Life Without You | 10:32 |
Pride And Joy
Montreux Jazz Festival, 15jul85
[On Stage Records, CD 12071] (50:15, 7 tracks)
With Johnny Copeland (tracks 2,4,6,7).
Liner notes incorrectly label track #5 as being from "Austin 1987".
Tracks 1,3,5 also found on official release "Live Alive" (w/overdubs).
Same as "Live In Montreux", different track order.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 4:15 | |
2 | Cold Shot | 5:32 | |
3 | Ain't Gone 'n' Give Up On Love | 8:32 | |
4 | Don't Stop By The Creek, Son | 4:26 | |
5 | Pride And Joy | 5:06 | |
6 | Tin Pan Alley | 14:18 | |
7 | Look At Little Sister | 8:06 |
Pride And Joy
Live 1984-1989, no venue info indicated
[Three Cool Cats, TCC 007/008] (1990) (2CD)
CD 1: (24:23, 7 tracks) Tracks 1-4 are probably from The Spectrum, Montreal, Canada, 17aug84. "Timothy White's Rock Stars", NY, 23oct89 (tracks 5-7)
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Testify | 4:20 | |
2 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 3:19 | |
3 | Couldn't Stand The Weather | 4:56 | |
4 | Pride And Joy | 4:41 | |
5 | Ain't Gonna Give Up On Love | 1:19 | "Ain't Gone 'n' Give Up On Love |
6 | Scuttlebuttin' | 1:54 | "Scuttle Buttin'" |
7 | Dirty Pool | 3:54 |
CD 2: (62:53, 10 tracks)
Tingley Coliseum, Albuquerque, 28nov89 (tracks 1-5)
McNichols Arena, Denver, 29nov89 (tracks 6-10)
track | title | time | notes |
1 | House Is A Rockin' | 2:45 | "The House Is Rockin'" |
2 | Tight Rope | 5:17 | "Tightrope" |
3 | Little Sister | 5:24 | "Look At Little Sister" |
4 | Let Me Love You | 3:48 | "Let Me Love You Baby" |
5 | Texas Flood | 7:11 | |
6 | Riviera Paradise | 10:31 | |
7 | Superstition | 4:56 | |
8 | Cold Shot | 7:03 | |
9 | Crossfire | 4:08 | |
10 | Voodoo Chile | 11:50 |
Rarities In Concert
various locations, 1983-1988
[Beech Marten, 013] (Italy) (77:30, 14 tracks)
El Mocambo, 11jul83 (track 1), Philadelphia, 20oct83 (tracks 2-7)
Montreal, 17aug84 (tracks 8-11), Italy, 3jul88 (tracks 12-14)
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Testify | 3:31 | |
2 | Testify | 3:53 | |
3 | Pride And Joy | 4:55 | |
4 | Texas Flood | 10:10 | |
5 | Little Wing | 8:20 | |
6 | Third Stone From The Sun | 4:12 | |
7 | Trouble | 3:51 | "Tell Me" |
8 | Voodoo Chile | 11:36 | |
9 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 3:25 | |
10 | Couldn't Stand The Weather | 4:56 | |
11 | I'm Crying | 4:06 | "Cold Shot" |
12 | Say What | 4:46 | |
13 | Superstition | 4:31 | |
14 | Willie The Wimp | 5:16 |
Reading '83
UK Radio Broadcast, 1983 & 1988
[Exx-ellent Records, EXX-52526] (68:46, 13 tracks)
Apollo Theater, Manchester, England (tracks 1-5), 22jun88
Reading Rock Festival, England (tracks 6-13), 27aug83
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Tell Me | 2:51 | |
2 | I'm Leaving You (Commit A Crime) | 5:43 | |
3 | Pride And Joy | 5:12 | |
4 | Texas Flood | 7:02 | |
5 | Love Struck Baby | 4:04 | |
6 | Scuttle Buttin' | 4:51 | "Testify" |
7 | Testify | 5:13 | "So Excited" |
8 | Voodoo Chile | 7:44 | |
9 | Pride And Joy | 4:30 | |
10 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 3:33 | |
11 | Love Struck Baby | 3:00 | |
12 | Texas Flood | 9:35 | |
13 | Come On (Part III) | 5:28 |
Rhapsody In Blues
various live
[Spotlight, SL-016] (60:38, 11 tracks)
The Spectrum, Montreal, Canada, 17aug84 (tracks 1-9)
The Steamboat 1874, Austin, 1apr80 (track 10)
CHCH Studios, w/Albert King, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, nov83 (track 11)
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Scuttle | 4:43 | "Say What"? |
2 | Testify | 4:23 | |
3 | Voodoo Chile | 11:40 | |
4 | Honey Bee | 2:34 | |
5 | Couldn't Stand The Weather | 5:03 | |
6 | Cold Shot | 4:04 | |
7 | Texas Flood | 8:07 | |
8 | Pride And Joy | 4:30 | |
9 | Rude Mood | 3:57 | |
10 | Matchbox Blues | 5:16 | "The Sky Is Crying" |
11 | The Sky Is Crying | 6:19 | "Matchbox Blues", w/Albert King |
Rocking On The River
"MTV Mardigras", New Orleans, LA, 28feb87
[Bullseye Records, CD-EYE-24] (1992) (53:59, 9 tracks)
Recorded on the riverboat "S.S. Presidente".
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Scuttle Buttin' | 2:34 | |
2 | Soul To Soul | 4:54 | "Say What" |
3 | Superstition | 4:40 | |
4 | Willie The Wimp | 6:38 | |
5 | Might Be Your Time | 6:02 | "I'm Leaving You (Commit A Crime) |
6 | Let The Good Times Roll | 5:03 | "Come On (Part III)" |
7 | Ain't Goin' To Give Up On Love | 11:02 | "Ain't Gone 'n' Give Up On Love" |
8 | Can't Stand The Weather | 7:32 | "Couldn't Stand The Weather" |
9 | Love Struck Baby | 5:28 |
Rough Edges
studio & live material, no specific venues or dates indicated
[Totanka, CDPR019] (1996) (73:52, 19 tracks)
w/Lou Ann Barton on lead vocals (tracks 7-11,15,16)
Tracks 1-12 may have been recorded at the Tempico Grande, Felton, CA, 1979
Tracks 13-17 are probably from the KFAT "Fat Fry", Gilroy, CA, 20aug79
Track 18 includes SRV w/W.C Clark on guitar and the Cobras. Originally
released as a Cobra's single on [Hole Records, HR-1520], 1979.
Track 19 is taken from Stevie's early record with The Cast Of Thousands
entitled "A New Hi" [Tempo 2, T2-1], from 1971.
Sound quality on tracks 1-12 is good but has a pronounced wow effect on
some tracks. Tracks 13-17 are excellent quality, as is the Cobra's
track. The track from 1971 has been recorded from a somewhat scratchy
record but is still very listenable.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Rude Mood | 3:38 | |
2 | Guitar Hurricane | 2:30 | "They Call Me Guitar Hurricane" |
3 | Pride And Joy | 4:00 | "I'm Crying" |
4 | Texas Flood | 5:41 | |
5 | Tell Me | 3:22 | |
6 | Love Struck Baby | 2:09 | |
7 | You Can Have My Husband | 3:21 | |
8 | Ti Nan Ni Na Nu | 3:06 | "Tina Nina Nu" |
9 | Maybe | 2:44 | "Oh Baby"? |
10 | Sugar Coated Love | 3:25 | |
11 | Oh Yeah! Baby's Gone | 3:04 | "Oh Yeah" |
12 | In The Open | 3:12 | |
13 | Last Night | 4:17 | instrumental |
14 | Hideaway | 3:59 | |
15 | Will My Man Be Home Tonight? | 10:37 | Stevie on slide guitar |
16 | Hip Hip Baby | 2:28 | |
17 | Collins Shuffle | 5:15 | |
18 | Rough Edges | 3:26 | |
19 | Red, White & Blue | 3:36 | |
20 | I Heard A Voice Last Night | na | missing from disc |
Scuttle Buttin'
Shiba Yubinchukin Hall, Tokyo, Japan, 24jan85
[Prequest, PRE 161] (71:08, 10 tracks)
Title erroneously implies a 1975 show, inferior sound quality.
Same date as "Cold Shot" on Big Music, "Blues For Japan" and "Tokyo '85".
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Scuttle Buttin' | 2:44 | |
2 | Say What | 5:07 | |
3 | Voodoo Chile | 15:08 | |
4 | Cold Shot | 4:39 | |
5 | Couldn't Stand The Weather | 5:52 | |
6 | Tin Pan Alley | 13:11 | |
7 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 3:32 | |
8 | Love Struck Baby | 3:23 | |
9 | Texas Flood | 11:37 | |
10 | Lenny | 6:57 |
Seattle 1985 Live
Seattle Center Coliseum, Seattle, WA, 1sep85
[Moonlight, ML 9631] (76:44, 16 tracks)
Same date as "Duets", "Together In Love", "Parker's Place", "Texas Flood".
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Scuttle Buttin' | 2:29 | |
2 | Say What | 5:10 | |
3 | Lookin' Out The Window | 1:58 | |
4 | Look At Little Sister | 3:11 | |
5 | Give Up On Love | 7:42 | "Ain't Gone 'n' Give Up On Love" |
6 | Change It | 4:33 | |
7 | You'll Be Mine | 4:31 | |
8 | Empty Arms | 2:31 | |
9 | Come On (Part III) | 5:28 | |
10 | Cold Shot | 5:05 | |
11 | Couldn't Stand The Weather | 7:22 | |
12 | Life Without You | 8:48 | |
13 | Pride And Joy | 5:18 | |
14 | Bonnie Raitt Intro Theme | 1:54 | introducing Bonnie Raitt |
15 | Texas Flood | 6:48 | w/Bonnie Raitt |
16 | Testify | 3:54 | w/Bonnie Raitt |
Seattle Jammin'
Seattle Center Coliseum, Seattle, WA, 1sep85
[Blizzard Pure Soundboard Recordings, BLZD 110] (74:11, 13 tracks)
Incomplete, missing "Testify".
Same date as "Duets", "Together In Love", "Parker's Place", "Texas Flood".
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Soul To Soul | 7:50 | "Scuttle Buttin'"/"Say What" |
2 | Look At Little Sister | 5:25 | "Lookin' Out the Window"/ "Look At Little Sister" |
3 | Giving Up On Love | 7:40 | "Ain't Gone 'n' Give Up On Love" |
4 | Blindspot | 4:46 | "Change It" |
5 | Will You Be Mine | 3:52 | "You'll Be Mine" |
6 | Empty Arms | 3:19 | |
7 | Let The Good Times Roll | 5:29 | "Come On (Part III) |
8 | Cold Shot | 5:59 | |
9 | Couldn't Stand The Weather | 7:01 | |
10 | Live Another Day | 8:39 | "Life Without You" |
11 | Pride And Joy | 5:23 | |
12 | Instrumental Jam | 1:56 | Introducing Bonnie Raitt |
13 | Muddy Water | 6:50 | "Texas Flood", w/Bonnie Raitt |
See You Later
Legends Club, Chicago, 30jul89 & Tennis Rock Expo,
New York City, NY, 23jul83
[All Of Us, AS43] (67:07, 6 tracks)
Legends Club, Buddy's band w/SRV (tracks 1-4)
Tennis Rock Expo, SRV/DT w/Buddy (tracks 5-6)
Chicago tracks are same as those on "Birthday Jam" and "It's Still
Called The Blues". The Rock Expo tracks can also be found on "Live At
Pier 84", "Live USA", and "Stormy Monday Blues".
track | title | time | notes |
1 | It's Still Called The Blues | 3:26 | |
2 | Champagne And Reefer | 25:44 | |
3 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 8:31 | |
4 | Leave My Little Girl Alone | 19:00 | Worry, Worry |
5 | Stormy Monday | 7:18 | |
6 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 3:08 |
Skeppsholmen Jazz & Blues Festival
Stockholm, Sweden - 07jul85 SBD or FM
The Sky Is Crying
Various session and radio tracks
[Time Traveler Productions, TT-1007] (77:01, 12 tracks)
Track 1 recording date unknown. "B.B. King & Friends" TV special, 15apr87 (track 2)
CHCH Studios, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, nov83 (tracks 3-4)
Track 5 claimed to be from one of SRV's last interviews, 1990.
Tracks 6-11 claimed to be from a radio broadcast on 28aug90.
Dallas Sound Labs, Dallas, mar-may85 (track 12)
track | title | time | notes | |
1 | A Little Thing | 3:44 | w/ W.C. Clark | |
2 | The Sky Is Crying | 7:03 | w/ Albert King, B.B. King | |
3 | Pride And Joy | 6:19 | w/ Albert King | |
4 | Ask Me No Questions | 5:28 | w/ Albert King | |
5 | Last Interview | 3:51 | ||
6 | Change It | 4:46 | ||
7 | Crossfire | 5:51 | ||
8 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 10:45 | ||
9 | Riviera Paradise | 10:44 | ||
10 | Cold Shot | 5:34 | ||
11 | Life Without You | 4:52 | ||
12 | The Sky Is Crying | 8:04 |
So Excited
Live at the El Mocambo, Toronto, Canada, 11jul83
[That's Life, TL 9300427] (61:56, 12 tracks)
Excellent sound, probably taken from the official El Mocambo video.
Same as "G-Ray", "Mocambo Joint", "El Mocambo".
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Testify | 3:32 | |
2 | So Excited | 4:08 | |
3 | Voodoo Chile | 6:44 | |
4 | Pride And Joy | 4:30 | |
5 | Tell Me | 3:04 | |
6 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 3:15 | |
7 | Texas Flood | 9:54 | |
8 | Love Struck Baby | 2:41 | |
9 | Hug You Squeeze You | 3:47 | |
10 | Third Stone From The Sun | 7:12 | |
11 | Lenny | 8:44 | |
12 | Wham | 4:23 |
Somewhere Over The Rainbow
Montreal Spectrum, 17aug84
[Papillon, CD 001] (49:21, 9 tracks)
Incorrectly labeled as having been recorded in Boston, 1988.
Same as "Montreal '89", King Biscuit Flower Hour material.
The very first SRV boot CD.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Shuffle | 4:49 | "Scuttle Buttin'", "Say What" |
2 | Testify | 4:23 | |
3 | Voodoo Chile (Slight Return) | 11:39 | |
4 | Honey Bee | 2:33 | |
5 | Couldn't Stand The Weather | 5:06 | |
6 | Cold Shot | 4:02 | |
7 | Texas Flood | 8:06 | |
8 | Pride And Joy | 4:28 | incorrect time on cover (14:28) |
9 | Rude Mood | 4:16 |
Soul Love
Mann Music Center, Philadelphia, 30jun87 & MTV Unplugged, 30jan90
[Blizzard Pure Soundboard Recordings, BLZD118] (69:33, 12 tracks)
Mann Music Center - (tracks 1-9), MTV - (tracks 10-12)
Excellent quality, see "Come On" for more complete Philadelphia show.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Soul To Soul | 8:20 | "Say What" |
2 | A Love So Fine | 4:35 | "Lookin' Out The Window" |
3 | Lil Lil Sister | 4:40 | "Look At Little Sister" |
4 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 5:56 | |
5 | Givin' Up On Love | 9:20 | "Ain't Gone 'n' Give Up On Love" |
6 | Superstitious | 4:47 | "Superstition" |
7 | Willie The Wimp | 6:56 | |
8 | Cold Shot | 6:03 | |
9 | Couldn't Stand The Weather | 8:10 | |
10 | Instrumental Jam | 3:10 | "Rude Mood" |
11 | Pride And Joy | 3:34 | |
12 | Scuttle Buttin' | 3:11 | "Testify" |
SRV @ ANM
Mann Music Center, Philadelphia, 30jun87 & MTV Unplugged, 30jan90
[Blizzard Pure Soundboard Recordings, BLZD118] (69:33, 12 tracks)
Mann Music Center - (tracks 1-9), MTV - (tracks 10-12)
Excellent quality, see "Come On" for more complete Philadelphia show.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Soul To Soul | 8:20 | "Say What" |
2 | A Love So Fine | 4:35 | "Lookin' Out The Window" |
3 | Lil Lil Sister | 4:40 | "Look At Little Sister" |
4 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 5:56 | |
5 | Givin' Up On Love | 9:20 | "Ain't Gone 'n' Give Up On Love" |
6 | Superstitious | 4:47 | "Superstition" |
7 | Willie The Wimp | 6:56 | |
8 | Cold Shot | 6:03 | |
9 | Couldn't Stand The Weather | 8:10 | |
10 | Instrumental Jam | 3:10 | "Rude Mood" |
11 | Pride And Joy | 3:34 | |
12 | Scuttle Buttin' | 3:11 | "Testify" |
Stevie Goes To Davis
University of California, Davis, CA, 24nov84
[Time Traveler Productions] (CD-R format) (73:13, 12 tracks)
Same as "Out Of The Shadows" and "Alone In The Ozone".
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Voodoo Chile (Slight Return) | 10:44 | |
2 | Done Lost Your Good Thing Now | 8:28 | |
3 | Honey Bee | 2:48 | |
4 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 3:31 | |
5 | Love Struck Baby | 3:12 | |
6 | Tin Pan Alley | 11:03 | |
7 | Cold Shot | 4:28 | |
8 | Couldn't Stand The Weather | 4:22 | |
9 | Texas Flood | 9:05 | possibly truncated |
10 | Lenny | 8:34 | |
11 | Stang's Swang | 2:47 | |
12 | Rude Mood | 4:11 |
Stevie Played A Little Blues
Montreux Jazz Festival, 15jul85,
and Chicago Blues Festival, 7jun85
[Chase The Dragon, CTD 004] (Germany, 1995) (72:33, 11 tracks)
Montreux - (tracks 1-7), Chicago - (tracks 8-11)
Montreux tracks same as "Live In Montreux" and "Pride And Joy".
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Ain't Gone 'n' Give Up On Love | 8:30 | |
2 | Pride And Joy | 5:11 | |
3 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 4:14 | |
4 | Cold Shot | 5:39 | |
5 | Don't Stop By The Creek Son | 4:26 | Johnny Copeland - lead vocal |
6 | Tin Pan Alley | 14:18 | SRV & Johnny trade vocals |
7 | Look At Little Sister | 8:04 | |
8 | Testify | 2:26 | |
9 | Say What | 5:12 | |
10 | Voodoo Chile (Slight Return) | 7:29 | |
11 | Come On | 7:04 | "Come On (Part III)" |
Stilleto Rain
Red Rocks Amphitheater, Denver, CO, 19jun85
[Primadonna, PD109] (73:46, 9 tracks)
This recording sounds like an offhand board mix, good quality.
CD cover erroneously indicates a performance date of 17jun85.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Ain't Giving Up On Love | 7:40 | "Ain't Gone 'n' Give Up On Love" |
2 | Pride And Joy | 5:09 | |
3 | Voodoo Child | 12:40 | "Voodoo Chile (Slight Return)" |
4 | Tin Pan Alley | 12:01 | |
5 | Little Sister | 4:09 | "Look at Little Sister" |
6 | Flooding Down In Texas | 9:21 | "Texas Flood" |
7 | Come On | 6:30 | "Come On (Part III)" |
8 | Little Wing | 7:44 | |
9 | 3 Stones From the Sun | 8:29 | "Third Stone From the Sun" |
Stormy Monday Blues
Montreal, 17aug84, & New York, 23jul83
[Skeleton Songs, SS 013] (66:48, 13 tracks)
The Spectrum, Montreal, Canada (tracks 1-9)
Tennis Rock Expo, New York City, NY, w/Buddy Guy (tracks 10-13)
CD cover incorrectly states that some of these tracks were
recorded in Boston, 1984-88.
Last 4 tracks have poor sound quality from audience recording.
See "In Memoriam" for more complete Montreal material.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Shuffle | 4:45 | "Say What"? |
2 | Testify | 4:21 | |
3 | Voodoo Chile (Slight Return) | 11:30 | |
4 | Honey Bee | 2:35 | |
5 | Couldn't Stand The Weather | 5:04 | |
6 | Cold Shot | 4:03 | |
7 | Texas Flood | 8:06 | |
8 | Pride And Joy | 4:29 | |
9 | Rude Moon | 4:17 | "Rude Mood" |
10 | The Big Run | 4:03 | "Rude Mood" |
11 | Love Struck Baby | 2:56 | |
12 | Stormy Monday Blues | 7:19 | with Buddy Guy |
13 | Closing Time | 3:10 | "Mary Had A Little Lamb" |
Testify
US Tour, 1984
[Minotauro Records, LTD19] (Italy) (31:51, 6 tracks)
All tracks are probably from The Spectrum, Montreal, Canada, 17aug84.
Limited edition (500) steel box, same songs as "Triple Trouble".
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Testify | 3:57 | |
2 | Voodoo Chile | 11:29 | |
3 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 3:15 | |
4 | Couldn't Stand The Weather | 4:42 | |
5 | Cold Shot | 3:59 | |
6 | Pride And Joy | 4:29 |
Testify
Ripley's Music Hall, Philadelphia, PA, 20oct83
[Cool Daddy Productions] (Ghana, 1997) (73:36, 12 tracks)
King Biscuit Flower Hour material, excellent sound quality.
CD cover lists track "Pride And Joy" but it does not appear on disc.
Similar to disc #1 of "In Memoriam" set.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Testify | 3:58 | |
2 | So Excited | 4:17 | |
3 | Voodoo Chile (Slight Return) | 7:43 | |
4 | Pride And Joy | na | does not appear on disc |
5 | Texas Flood | 10:03 | |
6 | Love Struck Baby | 3:03 | |
7 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 3:02 | |
8 | Tin Pan Alley | 8:13 | |
9 | Little Wing / Third Stone From The Sun | 12:37 | |
10 | Lenny | 5:37 | |
11 | Rude Mood | 5:19 | |
12 | Tell Me | 3:32 | |
13 | Scuttle Buttin' | 4:57 | "In The Open" |
Testimony
Montreal, 17aug84, Montreux Jazz Festival, 17jul82, & Fair Park
Coliseum, Dallas, 31mar86
[Red Robin Records, 06] (74:01, 15 tracks)
Montreal - (tracks 1-6), Montreux - (track 7), Dallas - (tracks 8-15)
Incorrectly labeled as having tracks from Syracuse, 1984.
The Montreal tracks are King Biscuit Flower Hour material.
Tracks 13-15 have Jimmie Vaughan on bass.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Testify | 4:00 | |
2 | Voodoo Chile | 11:48 | |
3 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 3:18 | |
4 | Couldn't Stand The Weather | 4:51 | |
5 | Cold Shot | 4:01 | |
6 | Pride And Joy | 4:34 | |
7 | Texas Flood | 10:28 | |
8 | Lookin' Out The Window | 2:18 | |
9 | Little Sister | 4:11 | "Look At Little Sister" |
10 | It's Time That I Go | 4:27 | "Change It" |
11 | Let The Good Times Roll | 4:29 | "Come On (Part III)" |
12 | Superstitious | 4:39 | "Superstition" |
13 | Love Struck Baby | 2:54 | |
14 | Blues | 3:32 | "Wham" |
15 | Get High | 4:29 | "Thunderbird" |
Texas Flood
Recorded at The Steamboat 1874, Austin, 1apr80
[Satellite Records, SA-G1-002] (EEC) (65:17, 14 tracks)
Excellent sound, incorrectly dated as "Live in Austin 1978".
This disc is exactly the same as "Don't Mess With Texas", and may be
a Japanese import version from the makers of that title.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Stevie's Blues | 5:37 | "In The Open" |
2 | Dust My Blues | 3:00 | "Slide Thing" |
3 | Guitar Boogie | 3:18 | "They Call Me Guitar Hurricane" |
4 | The Sky Is Crying | 5:20 | |
5 | I'm Leaving You (Commit A Crime) | 4:52 | |
6 | All Your Love I Miss Loving | 6:12 | |
7 | Tin Pan Alley | 8:07 | |
8 | Love's Struck | 2:53 | "Love Struck Baby" |
9 | Tell Me | 2:57 | |
10 | Rocking Daddy | 3:57 | "Shake For Me" |
11 | Little Wing | 4:52 | |
12 | Tore Down | 4:03 | "Collins Shuffle" |
13 | I'm Crying | 3:53 | |
14 | Texas Flood | 6:11 | not complete, fades out |
Texas Flood
King's Head [Bay] Inn, Norfolk, VA, 22jul80
[Silver Rarities, SIRA076] (55:37, 9 tracks)
Average quality; includes Jackie Newhouse on bass, no Tommy Shannon
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Hide-away | 4:49 | "Hideaway" |
2 | Tell Me Darling | 4:37 | "Love Me Darlin'" |
3 | Tin Pan Alley | 10:26 | |
4 | Lovestruck | 3:17 | "Love Struck Baby" |
5 | Another Day | 4:24 | "I'm Cryin'" |
6 | Texas Flood | 10:31 | |
7 | Witching Hour | 6:51 | "I'm Leaving You (Commit A Crime)" |
8 | Little Wing | 4:25 | contains splices |
9 | Instrumental | 6:15 | variation of "Drivin' South" |
Texas Flood
Seattle Center Coliseum, Seattle, WA, 1sep85
[Countdown Factory, CDF-941017] (Japan) (77:22, 15 tracks)
With Bonnie Raitt on "Texas Flood" and "Testify".
Limited edition Japanese release, exceptional sound quality.
Contains the best sound of all the Seattle titles.
Same date as "Duets", "Together In Love", "Parker's Place",
and "Seattle Jammin'".
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Scuttle Buttin' | 2:32 | |
2 | Say What | 5:14 | |
3 | Lookin' Out The Window | 2:10 | |
4 | Look At Little Sister | 3:18 | |
5 | Ain't Gonna Give Up On Love | 8:01 | "Ain't Gone 'n' Give Up On Love" |
6 | Change It | 4:42 | |
7 | You'll Be Mine | 4:48 | |
8 | Empty Arms | 2:40 | |
9 | Come On | 4:57 | |
10 | Cold Shot | 6:17 | |
11 | Couldn't Stand The Weather | 6:33 | |
12 | Life Without You | 8:52 | |
13 | Pride And Joy | 5:11 | |
14 | Texas Flood | 8:24 | w/Bonnie Raitt |
15 | Testify | 3:41 | w/Bonnie Raitt |
Texas Lightning
The Oriental Theater, Milwaukee, WI, 7dec85
[Dedicated 2 Perfection, #D2P 010, 2CD] (Taiwan, 1996)
Tracks 6-10 of disc 2 are from the official "Live Alive" release
CD 1: (72:43, 9 tracks) CD 2: (68:40, 10 tracks)
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Scuttle Buttin'/Say What | 9:52 | "SB"=3:40, "SW"=6:12 |
2 | Ain't Gone 'n' Give Up On Love | 11:46 | |
3 | Change It | 7:07 | |
4 | Voodoo Chillie (Slight Return) | 9:39 | "Voodoo Chile (SR)" |
5 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 6:38 | |
6 | The Things (That) I Used To Do | 6:16 | |
7 | Cold Shot | 7:29 | |
8 | Unreleased Song | 8:03 | "Couldn't Stand The Weather" |
9 | Pride And Joy | 5:51 |
CD 2
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Texas Flood | 6:29 | "May I Have A Talk With You" |
2 | Love Struck Baby | 4:22 | |
3 | Unreleased Song | 18:35 | "Life Without You" |
4 | Look At Little Sister | 5:24 | |
5 | Let The Good Times Roll | 5:42 | "Come On (Part III)" |
6 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 4:23 | |
7 | Superstition | 4:33 | |
8 | Willie The Pimp | 4:32 | "Willie The Wimp" |
9 | Voodoo Chillie (Slight Return) | 9:34 | "Voodoo Chile (SR)" |
10 | Change It | 5:04 |
Thanks for the Memories
Austin, Dallas, and Montreal
[Midnight Beat, MB 083] (Luxembourg) (79:26, 13 tracks)
Antone's, Austin, TX, 27feb83 (tracks 1-5)
Fair Park Coliseum, Dallas, TX, 31mar86 (tracks 6-10)
The Spectrum, Montreal, Canada, 17aug84 (tracks 11,12)
Track #13 does not appear to be from the venues above, correct venue
still needs to be verified.
Sound quality for the Austin & Dallas material is average to above
average. The Montreal tracks have superb sound.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | So Excited | 3:28 | |
2 | Voodoo Chile (Slight Return) | 10:36 | |
3 | The Things That I Used to Do | 6:59 | |
4 | Pride And Joy | 4:14 | |
5 | Tin Pan Alley | 12:11 | |
6 | Little Sister | 4:09 | "Look At Little Sister" |
7 | Change It | 4:19 | |
8 | Come On | 4:29 | |
9 | Cold Shot | 5:33 | |
10 | Love House | 4:21 | "Thunderbird", w/Jimmie Vaughan |
11 | Texas Flood | 8:02 | |
12 | Pride And Joy | 4:27 | |
13 | Willie The Wimp | 6:38 |
There's More Rock Ahead
Paradiso Theater, Amsterdam, 9sep83
[Rockland, ROLA 008] (70:33, 11 tracks)
Incomplete, missing "Voodoo Chile" found on "From Austin To Amsterdam".
Includes "see through" sticker insert labeled w/"Stevie Ray Vaughan" plus the CD title, great sound quality.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Pretty Guy Shuffle | 4:34 | "So Excited" |
2 | Tell Me | 3:25 | |
3 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 3:37 | |
4 | Texas Flood | 11:29 | |
5 | Love Struck Baby | 3:36 | |
6 | You'll Be Mine | 4:42 | |
7 | Pride And Joy | 4:20 | |
8 | Little Wing Third Stone From The Sun | 17:00 | |
9 | Lenny | 8:50 | |
10 | Rude Mood | 4:10 | |
11 | Testify | 4:50 |
Three Bar Blues
Lorelei Festival, Germany, 25aug84 & Los Angeles, 1983
[Rupert, 9687] (1996) (73:04, 13 tracks)
Lorelei (tracks 1-11), Los Angeles (The Hollywood Palace) (tracks 12-13)
The sound quality of the Lorelei tracks varies from average to good and
seems somewhat mono, the L.A. tracks have excellent sound quality.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Scuttle Buttin' | 2:24 | |
2 | Testify | 4:01 | |
3 | Voodoo Chile (Slight Return) | 11:33 | |
4 | The Things That I Used To Do | 5:32 | |
5 | Honey Bee | 3:19 | |
6 | Love Struck Baby | 3:17 | |
7 | Cold Shot | 4:14 | |
8 | Couldn't Stand The Weather | 5:15 | |
9 | Tin Pan Alley | 13:06 | |
10 | Pride And Joy | 4:22 | |
11 | Texas Flood | 8:14 | |
12 | Schoolgirl | 4:21 | "So Excited" |
13 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 3:26 |
Together In Love
Seattle Center Coliseum, Seattle, 1sep85
[International Broadcast Record, IBR 2515] (Italy, 1994) (73:12,16 tracks)
With Bonnie Raitt on "Texas Flood" and "Testify".
Same date as "Duets", "Texas Flood", "Parker's Place", "Seattle Jammin'".
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Scuttle Buttin' | 2:12 | |
2 | Say What | 4:50 | |
3 | Lookin' Out The Window | 2:01 | |
4 | Look At Little Sister | 3:01 | |
5 | Ain't Gone 'n' Give Up On Love | 7:05 | |
6 | Change It | 3:58 | |
7 | You'll Be Mine | 3:26 | |
8 | Empty Arms | 2:25 | |
9 | Come On (Part III) | 4:25 | |
10 | Cold Shot | 5:42 | |
11 | Couldn't Stand The Weather | 5:55 | |
12 | Life Without You | 7:08 | |
13 | Pride And Joy | 4:55 | |
14 | Short Jam | 1:57 | introducing Bonnie Raitt |
15 | Texas Flood | 6:15 | w/Bonnie Raitt |
16 | Testify | 2:56 | w/Bonnie Raitt |
Tokyo '85
Shiba Yubinchukin Hall, Tokyo, Japan, 24jan85
[Arriba!, ARR 93.015] (72:14, 10 tracks)
Identical to "Cold Shot" on Big Music.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Scuttle Buttin' | 2:46 | |
2 | Say What | 5:09 | |
3 | Voodoo Chile | 15:05 | |
4 | Cold Shot | 4:39 | |
5 | Couldn't Stand The Weather | 5:51 | |
6 | Tin Pan Alley / Dirty Pool | 13:10 | |
7 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 3:32 | |
8 | Love Struck Baby | 3:23 | |
9 | Texas Flood | 11:36 | |
10 | Lenny | 6:58 |
Touch The Sky
studio outtakes
[Capricorn Records, CR-2005] (Australia) (70:48, 15 tracks)
Dallas Sound Labs, Dallas, March - May 1985, (tracks 5,7,9,10,13-15)
("Soul To Soul" sessions)
The tracks above have been verified to be identical to certain tracks
on the "Soul To Soul" sessions tapes, which contain over 13 hours of
material. The remaining tracks cannot be matched to any material on
the tapes, so they may be from different studio sessions, possibly the "Couldn't Stand The Weather" sessions. The liner notes incorrectly
attribute some of the "STS" tracks to the "CSTW" sessions, so the
recording dates listed therein cannot be trusted. The take numbers
below are from the liner notes and probably do not reflect the
actual studio take numbers.
Tracks 7,9,14,15 can be found on the "Life Without You
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Little Wing | 1:53 | take 1 |
2 | Little Wing | 2:11 | take 2 |
3 | Little Wing Third Stone From the Sun | 14:04 | take 3 |
4 | Life Without You | 7:17 | instrumental |
5 | So Excited | 3:41 | |
6 | Boiler Maker | 5:44 | false and full start |
7 | Shake & Bake | 2:55 | instrumental |
8 | Treat Me Right | 6:05 | "May I Have A Talk With You" |
9 | The Sky Is Crying | 4:49 | |
10 | Slip Sliding Slim | 1:55 | |
11 | Come On | 3:35 | take 1 |
12 | Come On | 4:43 | take 2 |
13 | Hug, Kiss and Squeeze | 2:01 | |
14 | Hang Nails and Boogers | 4:33 | a capella |
15 | Right Or Wrong | 5:19 | "May I Have A Talk With You" |
Triple Trouble - Live USA Tour, 1984
[Archivio Records, ARC CD011] (Italy) (31:51, 6 tracks)
All tracks are probably from The Spectrum, Montreal, Canada, 17aug84.
Same songs as "Testify".
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Testify | 3:57 | |
2 | Voodoo Chile | 11:29 | |
3 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 3:15 | |
4 | Couldn't Stand The Weather | 4:42 | |
5 | Cold Shot | 3:59 | |
6 | Pride And Joy | 4:29 |
Triple Trouble - With Albert King and Buddy Guy
[Smokin' Cactus, SC003] (68:56, 10 tracks)
CHCH Studios (w/A. King), Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, nov83 (tracks 1-7)
Tracks from "In Session-Video", same date as "Jammed Together Texas
Style" and "Let It Happen".
Buddy Guy's Legends Club (w/B. Guy), Chicago, IL, 30jul89 (tracks 8-10)
See "It's Still Called The Blues" and "Birthday Jam" for more
complete material.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Texas Flood | 6:30 | |
2 | Stormy Monday Blues | 6:23 | |
3 | Instrumental Jam 1 | 2:10 | |
4 | Instrumental Jam 2 | 1:46 | |
5 | Pride And Joy | 5:47 | |
6 | Ask Me No Questions | 4:57 | |
7 | Outskirts Of Town | 10:42 | |
8 | It's Called The Blues | 3:17 | no SRV/"It's Still Called The Blues" |
9 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 8:38 | w/SRV |
10 | Leave My Little Girl Alone | 18:46 | w/SRV, segues into "Worry, Worry" |
Two (Vaughan) Hearts Are Better Than One
Recorded live during the annual
T-Birds festival at Fair Park Coliseum, Dallas, Texas, 31mar86
[Rarities and Few Records, GZCD1102] (Italy) (77:39, 18 tracks)
Fabulous Thunderbirds (no SRV), (tracks 1-11)
T-Birds/SRV, (track 12), SRV & DT, (tracks 13-18)
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Tear It Up | 3:53 | |
2 | Why Get Up | 4:15 | |
3 | My Babe | 3:23 | |
4 | Tuff Enuff | 3:32 | |
5 | Pretty Baby | 4:33 | |
6 | How Do You Spell Love | 3:19 | |
7 | One's Too Many | 4:20 | |
8 | I Believe I'm In Love | 4:38 | |
9 | Powerful Stuff | 4:44 | |
10 | She's Tuff | 7:44 | |
11 | Runnin' Shoes | 4:04 | |
12 | Look At That | 6:13 | |
13 | Lookin' Out The Window | 2:07 | |
14 | Look At Little Sister | 4:11 | |
15 | Pride And Joy | 4:29 | |
16 | Change It | 4:22 | |
17 | Come On | 4:27 | |
18 | Love Struck Baby | 3:15 | w/Jimmie Vaughan on bass |
The Understanding Of Love
Helsinki, Finland, plus various TV tracks
[Music With Love, MWL 003,4] (2CD)
CD 1: The Culturehouse, Helsinki, Finland, 27mar84 (72:00, 12 tracks)
The CD cover incorrectly lists 13 tracks for disc #1, track #13 is
actually track #1 on disc #2. Average-above average audience recording.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Scuttle Buttin' | 3:24 | |
2 | Testify | 4:34 | |
3 | Voodoo Chile | 10:24 | |
4 | Honey Bee | 2:24 | |
5 | The Things That I Used To Do | 5:27 | |
6 | Tell Me | 3:42 | |
7 | Love Struck Baby | 3:06 | |
8 | Tin Pan Alley | 14:00 | |
9 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 3:30 | |
10 | Pride And Joy | 3:44 | |
11 | Texas Flood | 10:33 | |
12 | Lenny | 6:58< |
CD 2: (70:50, 12 tracks)
The Culturehouse, Helsinki, Finland, 27mar84 (track 1)
Pori Jazz Festival (Finnish TV), Pori, Finland, 11jul85 (tracks 2-5)
MTV Unplugged, 30jan90 (tracks 6-8) "MTV Mardigras", New Orleans, LA, 28feb87 (tracks 9-10)
Saturday Night Live, 15feb86 (tracks 11-12)
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Rude Mood | 5:26 | |
2 | Ain't Gonna Give Up On Love | 7:00 | "Ain't Gone 'n' Give Up On Love" |
3 | Voodoo Chile (Slight Return) | 14:36 | |
4 | Pride And Joy | 3:26 | |
5 | Life Without You | 11:53 | |
6 | Rude Mood | 2:53 | |
7 | Pride And Joy | 3:51 | |
8 | Testify | 3:15 | |
9 | Love Struck Baby | 5:15 | |
10 | Say What | 5:02 | |
11 | Say What | 3:50 | |
12 | Change It | 4:14 | with Jimmie Vaughan |
Unforgettable Night
Mann Music Center, Philadelphia, PA, 30jun87
[Kobra Records, KRCR 18] (1997) (77:55, 14 tracks) (excellent sound)
More complete than other titles which contain 30jun87 material: "Cold Shot (Vol 2)", "Come On", "Feathers", "Look At Little Stevie", "Mega Rare Trax Vol. I", "Soul Love"
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Scuttle Buttin' | 3:02 | |
2 | Say What! | 5:17 | |
3 | Lookin' Out The Window | 4:33 | |
4 | Look At Little Sister | 4:47 | |
5 | Mary Had A Little Lamb | 5:56 | |
6 | Ain't Gone 'n' Give Up On Love | 8:39 | |
7 | Superstition | 4:36 | |
8 | Willie The Wimp | 6:37 | |
9 | Cold Shot | 5:38 | |
10 | Couldn't Stand The Weather | 5:50 | |
11 | Life Without You | 11:09 | |
12 | Come On | 4:31 | |
13 | Love Struck Baby | 2:59 | |
14 | Rude Mood | 4:21 |
Unplugged & Jamming
various locations
[Red Robin] (69:49, 16 tracks)
also issued by [Dragon] (1996)
New Orleans, 22apr88, w/BB King and Albert Collins (tracks 1-3)
Berkeley Community Center, acoustic set, 14oct85 (tracks 4-7)
MTV 1988, w/Stevie Wonder, Jody Watley, Salt & Peppa (track 8)
MTV 1990, (track 9)
MTV Unplugged, 30jan90 (tracks 10-12) (mono)
Night Music, 12oct89 (tracks 13-15) (mono)
Houston Astrodome, 10apr85 (track 16)
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Life Without You | 6:27 | |
2 | Boogie | 4:50 | "Frosty", duel w/Albert Collins |
3 | Texas Flood | 6:27 | w/B.B. King |
4 | Pride And Joy | 2:21 | instrumental |
5 | Instrumental | 4:03 | "Rude Mood" |
6 | Lenny | 5:39 | |
7 | Instrumental | 7:16 | |
8 | Superstition | 4:58 | |
9 | Voodoo Chile (S.R.) | 5:36 | cuts in at solo section |
10 | Instrumental | 3:03 | "Rude Mood" |
11 | Pride And Joy | 4:08 | |
12 | Scuttle Buttin' | 3:12 | "Testify" |
13 | Crossfire | 4:15 | |
14 | Jam | 2:05 | "Travis Walk" |
15 | Sailing Shoes | 3:24 | |
16 | The Star Spangled Banner | 2:02 | bad sound, performed on slide |
Unplugged & More
various locations
[??, WRG 973462] (69:56, 16 tracks)
The material on this disc is identical to "Unplugged & Jamming" but it
contains completely different cover art.
New Orleans, 22apr88, w/BB King and Albert Collins (tracks 1-3)
Berkeley Community Center, acoustic set, 14oct85 (tracks 4-7)
MTV 1988, w/Stevie Wonder, Jody Watley, Salt & Peppa (track 8)
MTV 1990, (track 9)
MTV Unplugged, 30jan90 (tracks 10-12) (mono)
Night Music, 12oct89 (tracks 13-15) (mono)
Houston Astrodome, 10apr85 (track 16)
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Life Without You | 6:24 | |
2 | Boogie | 4:38 | duel w/Albert Collins |
3 | Texas Flood | 5:32 | w/B.B. King |
4 | Pride And Joy | 3:29 | instrumental |
5 | Instrumental | 4:02 | "Rude Mood" |
6 | Lenny | 5:40 | |
7 | Instrumental | 7:15 | |
8 | Superstition | 5:01 | |
9 | Voodoo Chile | 5:50 | cuts in at solo section |
10 | Instrumental | 3:02 | "Rude Mood" |
11 | Pride And Joy | 3:58 | |
12 | Scuttle Buttin' | 3:12 | "Testify" |
13 | Crossfire | 4:15 | |
14 | Jam | 2:05 | "Travis Walk" |
15 | Sailing Shoes | 3:48 | |
16 | The Star Spangled Banner | 1:43 | bad sound, performed on slide |
Unsurpassed Masters, Vol. 1
no studio locations indicated
[Little Stevie, LS001] (1996) (74:02, 15 tracks)
All tracks are from the "Soul To Soul" sessions, mar-may85.
Some tracks include one second "gaps" during songs (tracks 5,10,12,13).
Some songs also appear on "Touch The Sky" ("TTS"), excellent sound.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Hug & Squeeze You | 3:52 | different version on "TTS" |
2 | Woke Up This Morning | 2:38 | instrumental |
3 | Hendrix Shuffle | 4:16 | instrumental |
4 | Hangnails And Boogers | 2:19 | |
5 | Life Without You | 6:08 | different version on "TTS" |
6 | The Sky Is Crying | 4:30 | same as on "TTS" |
7 | Boot Hill | 2:51 | |
8 | Come On | 6:22 | different version on "TTS" |
9 | Rude Moon | 3:37 | "Testify" |
10 | Life Without You | 7:51 | different take then track #5 |
11 | Give Me Back My Wig | 4:52 | |
12 | Shake For Me | 5:07 | "May I Have A Talk With You" |
13 | I'm Leaving You (Commit A Crime) | 6:07 | |
14 | Boiler Maker | 8:27 | different version on "TTS" |
15 | Chitlins Con Carne | 4:56 |
Unsurpassed Masters, Vol. 2
no studio locations indicated
[Little Stevie, LS002] (1996) (73:47, 17 tracks)
All tracks are from the "Soul To Soul" sessions, mar-may85.
Note on label incorrectly says that these are "Touch The Sky" sessions.
Take numbers are from liner notes and probably do not reflect actual
studio take numbers.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Boot Hill | 2:01 | take 1, instrumental |
2 | Boot Hill | 4:11 | take 2, instrumental |
3 | Boot Hill | 3:53 | take 3, instrumental |
4 | Wah, Wah Wait A Minute | 5:07 | take 1, "Say What" |
5 | Wah, Wah Wait A Minute | 1:33 | take 2, "Say What" |
6 | Wah, Wah Wait A Minute | 1:34 | take 3, "Say What" |
7 | Wah, Wah Wait A Minute | 3:30 | take 4, "Say What" |
8 | Nolan Noodles | 2:07 | take 1, instrumental |
9 | Nolan Noodles | 10:33 | take 2, instrumental |
10 | Little Wing | 1:53 | take 1, instrumental |
11 | Little Wing | 2:04 | take 2, instrumental |
12 | Little Wing | 9:12 | take 3, instrumental |
13 | Third Stone From The Sun | 8:00 | |
14 | Intro-Organizing | 1:09 | "Say What", w/organ |
15 | Ain't Gone 'n' Give Up On Love | 5:11 | take 1 |
16 | Ain't Gone 'n' Give Up On Love | 6:01 | take 2 |
17 | Come On | 5:39 | intro |
Unsurpassed Masters, Vol. 3
no studio locations indicated
[Little Stevie, LS003] (1996) (65:33, 13 tracks)
All tracks are from the "Soul To Soul" sessions, mar-may85.
Note on label incorrectly says that these are "Touch The Sky" sessions.
Take numbers are from liner notes and probably do not reflect actual
studio take numbers.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Life Without You | 6:10 | take 1, instrumental |
2 | Life Without You | 6:55 | take 2, instrumental |
3 | Intros Outros | 6:38 | |
4 | Say What | 3:29 | "So Excited" |
5 | Boot Hill | 3:05 | low down mix |
6 | Say What | 4:20 | variation of "Scuttle Buttin'" |
7 | Shake For Me | 6:27 | "May I Have A Talk With You" |
8 | Collins Shuffle | 4:01 | |
9 | Come On | 4:58 | with vocals |
10 | Come On | 7:18 | intro, with vocals |
11 | Give Me Back My Wig | 0:48 | |
12 | Little Wing/Life Without You | 5:13 | "LWY" (false start) 0:00-0:35, "LWY" (take A) 0:35-2:36, drum take 2:36-4:10, "LWY" (take B) 4:10-5:13 |
13 | Life Without You | 6:01 | repeat of track #2 |
Up From the Skies
various TV and studio tracks
[Dragon, RAY012] (71:21, 13 tracks)
MTV Unplugged, 30jan90 (tracks 1-3),
Pori Jazz Festival (Finnish TV), Pori, Finland, 11jul85 (tracks 4-7), "MTV Mardigras", New Orleans, LA, 28feb87 (track 8)
Saturday Night Live, 15feb86 (tracks 9,10)
studio out-takes, 1985-86 (tracks 11-13)
Last three tracks are probably from the "Soul To Soul" sessions.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Rude Mood | 2:47 | |
2 | Pride And Joy | 3:54 | |
3 | Testify | 3:45 | |
4 | Voodoo Chile | 14:43 | |
5 | Ain't Gonna Give Up On Love | 7:03 | "Ain't Gone 'n' Give Up On Love" |
6 | Pride And Joy | 3:27 | |
7 | Life Without You | 12:01 | |
8 | Love Struck Baby | 5:18 | |
9 | Say What | 5:06 | |
10 | Change It | 4:16 | |
11 | Stevie's Shuffle | 1:55 | |
12 | Let The Good Times Roll | 3:21 | "Come On (Part III)"? |
13 | Hangnails And Boogers | 3:45 |
We Are Called Double Trouble
various club shows plus studio material
[Dandelion, DL 008/9/10/11/12] (5CD set) (Netherlands, 1998)
CD 1: [DL008] (72:02, 17 tracks) Live at The Soap Creek Saloon, Austin, Texas, 02mar79 Tracks 9-13 include Lou Ann Barton on vocals. Average audience recording with good sound mix. The vocals are clear and loud but the bass guitar is quite saturated and makes the music difficult to listen to sometimes, especially on "Boilermaker" and the tracks that follow. The mix changes a little in the middle of the show and when Lou Ann sings. Probably from a very low generation master as there's nearly no noise and hiss.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Instrumental | 2:42 | incomplete - cuts in |
2 | Jeff's Boogie | 2:28 | "Rude Mood" |
3 | True Love Is Gone | 6:22 | "Dirty Pool" |
4 | I'm Crying | 3:28 | |
5 | May I Have A Talk With You | 3:59 | "Love Me Darlin'" |
6 | Love Struck Baby | 2:24 | |
7 | All Your Love (I Miss Loving) | 5:57 | |
8 | Texas Flood | 5:51 | |
9 | So Excited / You Can Have My Husband | 5:26 | intro for Lou Ann Barton |
10 | TI-NI-NEE-NI-NU | 3:16 | |
11 | I'll Change | 4:15 | |
12 | Scratch My Back | 3:31 | |
13 | Sugar Coated Love Scuttle Buttin' | 5:33 | outro theme for Lou Ann |
14 | Jazzy Instrumental | 3:00 | "Boilermaker" |
15 | Gonna Miss Me | 3:20 | "Empty Arms" |
16 | Don't Lose Your Good Thing | 6:50 | "Done Lost Your Good Thing Now" |
17 | Pride And Joy | 3:30 |
CD 2: [DL009] (71:03, 16 tracks)
Live at The Cascade Room in The Knickerbocker Cafe, Westerly, RI, 22nov79
Tracks 9-15 include Lou Ann Barton on vocals.
Very good sound quality, possibly from a soundboard source. The sound
mix is good but the crowd noise and guitar are on one side with the
bass and drums on the other. Overall, the sound is excellent compared
to the first volume (above) even if the voice and bass guitar are
slightly saturated. Great show!
track | title | time | notes |
1 | True Love Is Gone | 6:26 | "Dirty Pool" |
2 | Pride And Joy | 4:41 | |
3 | Love Struck Baby | 2:45 | |
4 | Instrumental | 3:03 | "Hideaway" |
5 | Stevie's Blues | 5:53 | "In The Open" |
6 | Jeff's Boogie | 4:24 | "Rude Mood" |
7 | The Sky Is Crying | 4:43 | |
8 | May I Have A Talk With You | 5:01 | "Love Me Darlin'" |
9 | So Exited / You Can Have My Husband | 5:59 | intro for Lou Ann Barton |
10 | TI-NI-NEE-NI-NU | 3:09 | |
11 | I'll Change | 4:07 | |
12 | Oh, Yeah | 4:06 | |
13 | Natural Born Lover | 3:57 | |
14 | Hip Hip Baby | 2:57 | |
15 | If You Lose Me, You Lose A Good Thing | 4:36 | |
16 | Texas Blues | 5:04 | "Collins Shuffle" |
CD 3: [DL010] (71:05, 17 tracks)
Live at Lupo's Heartbreak Hotel, Providence, RI, 24nov79
Tracks 3-8 include Lou Ann Barton on vocals.
Excellent audience recording. Very good mix, clear and loud vocals.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | True Love Is Gone | 7:48 | "Dirty Pool" |
2 | I'm Cryin' | 3:58 | |
3 | So Exited / You Can Have My Husband | 4:42 | intro for Lou Ann Barton |
4 | TI-NI-NEE-NI-NU | 3:25 | |
5 | I'll Change | 3:54 | |
6 | Sugar Coated Love | 3:43 | |
7 | Natural Born Lover | 2:17 | incomplete |
8 | Hip Hip Baby | 2:19 | incomplete |
9 | Texas Blues | 5:24 | "Collins Shuffle" |
10 | Instrumental | 1:10 | incomplete |
11 | The Sky Is Crying | 5:08 | |
12 | Love Struck Baby | 2:56 | |
13 | May I Have A Talk With You | 5:04 | |
14 | Don't Lose Your good Thing | 8:37 | |
15 | My Baby's Gone | 4:22 | |
16 | Chitlin's Con Carne | 2:44 | "Stang's Swang" |
17 | Closing Time Tune | 3:16 | Fantastic !!!! |
CD 4: [DL011] (67:52, 12 tracks)
Live at the Holiday Inn, Groton, CT, mar80
The Holiday Inn show has the best sound quality of this set.
Excellent mix, clear vocals.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Love Struck Baby | 2:02 | incomplete - cuts in |
2 | May I Have A Talk With You | 4:12 | "Love Me Darlin'" |
3 | Tin Pan Alley | 10:01 | |
4 | Shake For Me | 4:52 | |
5 | Wham | 4:47 | |
6 | Come On, part one | 5:19 | |
7 | True Love Is Gone | 8:32 | "Dirty Pool" |
8 | I'm Cryin' | 4:28 | |
9 | A Letter To My Girlfriend | 3:08 | |
10 | I Tried | 4:09 | |
11 | Little Wing | 5:07 | instrumental |
12 | Drivin' South Third Stone From The Sun | 11:07 |
CD 5: [DL012] (72:42, 21 tracks)
Live at the Holiday Inn, Groton, CT, mar80 (tracks 1-5)
Unreleased Studio Album recorded in Nashville at Jack Clement's Belmont
Studio, nov79 (tracks 6-15)
Live at The Soap Creek Saloon, Austin, Texas, 02mar79 (pt2) (tracks 16-21)
The Holiday Inn show has the best sound quality of this set. Excellent
mix, clear vocals. The studio tracks are the same as those on "Nashville 1978".
track | title | time | notes |
1 | Rude Mood | 4:50 | |
2 | Close To You | 3:06 | |
3 | You'll Be Mine | 3:54 | |
4 | Gonna Miss Me | 3:49 | "Empty Arms" |
5 | Instrumental | 3:35 | "Boilermaker" |
6 | You Can Have My Husband | 2:52 | Lou Ann Barton on vocals |
7 | Rude Mood | 3:25 | |
8 | Pride And Joy | 2:59 | |
9 | Oh, Yeah | 3:00 | Lou Ann Barton on vocals |
10 | Love Struck Baby | 2:04 | |
11 | Ti-Ni-Nee-Ni-Nu | 2:44 | Lou Ann Barton on vocals |
12 | Gonna Miss Me | 2:22 | "Empty Arms" |
13 | I Wonder Why | 5:31 | Lou Ann Barton on vocals |
14 | I'm Cryin' | 3:30 | |
15 | Sugar Coated Love | 3:22 | Lou Ann Barton on vocals |
16 | Tell Me | 2:58 | |
17 | Tin Pan Alley | 7:21 | |
18 | Hurricane | 2:33 | "They Call Me Guitar Hurricane" |
19 | My Baby's Gone | 4:03 | "Woke Up This Morning" |
20 | Shake For Me | 3:17 | |
21 | SWham | 0:57 | incomplete |
Wild Man From Texas Plays Houston
Albuquerque, 28nov89, & Denver, 29nov89
[Midnight Beat, MB 081] (Luxembourg) (67:51, 11 tracks)
Tingley Coliseum, Albuquerque (tracks 1-3,6,9,11)
McNichols Arena, Denver (tracks 4,5,7,8,10)
Incorrectly labeled as recorded in Houston, TX, 1990.
track | title | time | notes |
1 | The House Is Rockin' | 2:37 | |
2 | Tightrope | 5:20 | |
3 | Let Me Love You Baby | 3:43 | |
4 | Crossfire | 4:04 | |
5 | Riviera Paradise | 10:20 | |
6 | Wall Of Denial | 5:52 | |
7 | Superstition | 4:49 | |
8 | Cold Shot | 6:37 | |
9 | Texas Flood | 7:09 | |
10 | Voodoo Chile (Slight Return) | 11:32 | |
11 | Leave My Little Girl Alone | 5:48 |
Fitzgerald's Houston, TX 1981.10.14
U.S.F. Sun Dome Tampa, Florida 1987.01.27
Garden State Arts Center Holmdel, New Jersey 1990.07.07
Northrop Auditorium, Univ. of Minnesota 1989.10.25
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