In case your soul needs a top off

[simpleman68]

Feel free to stock up at this concession stand. :munch:
Scott

Some previously unreleased footage too.

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[Bill]

Nice find!

[SnikPlosskin]

Note Albert playing upside down and backwards...

[Steve Austin]

Killer stuff.:cert:

[Kerrmudgeon]

Note Albert playing upside down and backwards...

I'm guessing he could never find a left handed guitar when he was learning....

Albert King plays guitar left-handed, without re-stringing the guitar from the right-handed setup; this "upside-down" playing accounts for his difference in tone, since he pulls down on the same strings that most players push up on when bending the blues notes. King's massive tone and totally unique way of squeezing bends out of a guitar string has had a major impact. Many young white guitarists -- especially rock & rollers -- have been influenced by King's playing, and many players who emulate his style may never have heard of Albert King, let alone heard his music.
Born in Indianola, MS, but raised in Forrest City, AR, Albert King (born Albert Nelson) taught himself how to play guitar when he was a child, building his own instrument out of a cigar box.

Why is it the SRV always looks like he's gone a few rounds in the boxing ring? :issues:
And with all his success he never had his teeth fixed? :bilmem:

[Jeff '79]

Damn that's great !!! :seasix:
Recorded on Dec 6 1983.
I saw him four months later, April 29, 1984.
It was a top 5 show in my archive .

Stevie Ray Vaughan Concert Setlist at Baird Point, University of Buffalo North Campus, Amherst on April 29, 1984 | setlist.fm (http://www.setlist.fm/setlist/stevie-ray-vaughan/1984/baird-point-university-of-buffalo-north-campus-amherst-ny-3d6c1c7.html)