Release Date: 23 March, 1999
Audio CD
Tracks
- Love Struck Baby
- Ain't Gone 'N' Give Up On Your Love
- Scuttle Buttin'
- Wall Of Denial
- Lenny
- Superstition - (live)
- Empty Arms
- Riviera Paradise
- Look At Little Sister
- Willie The Wimp - (live)
- Pipeline (from "Back To The Beach")
- Shake For Me - (live)
- Leave My Girl Alone - (live)
- Telephone Song
- Voodoo Chile (Slight Return)
- Life By The Drop
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Rating 5.0
Great!!!!Stevie Ray Vaughan, greatest hits?
Every one of SRV's songs was a greatest hit!!!
He was the greatest! that is why we need this, volume 2.The last guitar heroStevie Ray Vaughn may have hit the scene a couple decades after guitar heroes were a staple of popular music, but the tracks on this best of album show that Stevie was more then just youre average blues based wannabe. He blasts out the blues so intricately and yet with a force so intense its hard to believe some of these songs were actually written by a human. Take on the lyrical poetry of "Lenny", the startling cover of Stevie Wonder's "Superstition" and the surprising step into jazz on "Riviera Paradise". The Real Deal proves that Vaughn knew a lot more about the art of playing guitar then the usual blues boogie The KingSRV is the king of electirc blues guitar if not the electric guitar period. This album is great! It gives a wide range of some of his lesser know hits and even an acoustic song about SRV's struggles with drugs. This CD exempifies all that is right about Stevie's music and all that is wrong with today's cookie-cutter rock-and-roll. Everyone should own this great example of American ingenuity! |
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