Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble Live At Carnegie Hall Record Store Day 2017

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Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble Live At Carnegie Hall Record Store Day 2017:
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2017 Record Store Day releaseDouble LP: Marbled Brown VinylRecorded Live in New York City October 4, 1984Guest Appearance: Jimmy Vaughan & Dr. John
Full performer name: Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble.Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble: (vocals, guitar); Tommy Shannon (bass); Chris Layton (drums).Additional personnel includes: Angela Strehli (vocals); John Hammond, Ken Dashow (spoken vocals); Jimmie Vaughan (guitar); Dr. John (keyboards); George Rains (drums).Roomful Of Blues Horn Section: Rich Lataille (alto saxophone); Greg Piccolo (tenor saxophone); Doug James (baritone saxophone); Bob Enos (trumpet); Porky Cohen (trombone).Recorded at Carnegie Hall, New York, New York on October 4, 1984. Includes liner notes by Andy Schwartz.October 4, 1984 was an evening of milestones for Stevie Ray Vaughan. Having turned 30 the night before, Vaughan approached this gig at \"the most difficult place in the States to get a booking at\" with an abundance of enthusiasm and honor. Mentor John Hammond Sr. was tapped for introductory duties, special outfits and risers where designed and a big band that included singer Angela Strehli, the Roomful Of Blues horn section, brother Jimmie and Dr. John expanded the Vaughan\'s Double Trouble trio for the only time in the band\'s history.The first half of the set showcased Vaughan\'s clean, razor-sharp riffing (\"Scuttle Buttin\') alongside excellent rhythm playing and a mastery of dynamics (\"Testifyin\'). Always quick to credit his influences, Vaughan peppered the latter half of the show with numbers by his heroes Guitar Slim (\"The Things I Used To Do,\" \"Letter To My Girlfriend\"), Albert Collins (\"Iced Over\") and Albert King (\"C.O.D.\"). Closing out the evening as a lone instrumentalist, he performed \"Lenny\" and \"Rude Mood,\" evocative reminders of the great loss suffered in a helicopter crash six years later.