About 21 years ago, my mom called me in tears. She'd been watching Austin City Limits and they were showing SRV's concert and she was absolutely mesmerized at this new artist she was listening to. Well, commercial break time comes around and they announce that this is a reshowing on the 10th anniversary of his death. It broke her and that's when called me and asked me if I knew of him. I said yes and that's when she chewed me out for never sharing/telling her about Stevie. She's now 81, still loves him to this day and so do I. Think I'll pick up this book for her.
Saddest day of my life ! The reason it says Thank you for all the love you passed our way ..on stevie's grave is because that is what Stevie did , and did well ❤R.I.P STEVIE ❤
I miss Stevie so much. I saw him four times and even stood next to him while he played a video game before the show and later on the steps of his bus, he look at me at i looked at him but I was awestruck having just seen him play for the first time. I met Jimmie years later and thanked him for the music. I shook his hand and told him how I almost shook Stevies hand. Jimmie was appreciative and thanked me. Just good people with great talent. Stevie embodied all those great talents we all grew up with in the 60's and 70's. Great music, the real deal gone way too soon.
Up on Stevie Ray Vaughan and the helicopter crash that took his life that fatal night..3 of Eric Clayton's band died on that crash and the pilot..helicopter hit the ski slide and they went down ..the greatest guitar player and singer,off drugs and he perished that night..Stevie Ray Vaughan was so popular and well known to people..so humble and good natured to all..still listening to the best Blue's and rock n roll legends..the contrast of a great guitar player and ever lives on ..
Stevie Ray Vaughan ,a music legend that will never be forgotten and rock n roll and the Blue,'s are always here to stay..sound of music was phenomenal..,
Stevie Ray Vaughan is legend and got it together at the end ..if we all just had 10% of what Stevie had in his mind..we would never make some of the mistakes we do in life..r u with me? Treasure in life is in your hands and your ability to comprehend it..
The subject of SRV will always capture my attention. Really enjoyed Alan Paul talking about Stevie and his book. I just wish there was more time in the interview. I would love to also hear about Stevie the man in addition to his musical talents and sobriety. There was just so much to him....
So much untold. His sobriety was a wonderful thing. But in his own words, he still was not well. Indeed, his playing and singing were still phenomenal but he still had struggles. Most people think Riviera Paradise was written after his sobriety. That is not true. In his own words he stressed it was called " OUR Rivera Paradise". He was working on it for Lenny. Another love song for his wife. Stevie and Lenny had an apartment that had a small balcony. Only enough room to string up a hammock. Stevie and Lenny would open the sliding doors to the balcony and pull down this bamboo blind they had. They would let the a/c blow on them as they shared the hammock. Stevie called this balcony and hammock " OUR Riviera Paradise. " He would say it to Lenny. He also stressed this to Australian host Billy Pinnell as he played a bit of it. Lenny was at this interview. Stevie corrected two seperate interviewers on the name of this song. " OUR Riviera Paradise. After his forced divorce, it was just Riviera Paradise. Stevie plays " Lenny" on the guitar she & friends bought him. He also plays Riviera Paradise on the guitar from Lenny. Somehow, a way of amends. Keri Leigh can also tell you Stevie still had inner work to do. Don't be fooled by a certain someone. Despite the tumultuous relationship, Stevie's heart was with Lenny. He was petrified of being alone. As Andy states, Stevie had no choice but to get sober. He wanted Lenny to do the same. She boarded the plane. Got scared of sobriety and other things and got off. She wasn't ready. Maybe if someone wasn't in the way, and Stevie and Lenny could have some time together with her cleaning up, they would have been together. Cutter and a few friends despite all, spoke to Stevie & Lenny being a love that was meant to be. Don't forget, she took up for him when he couldn't do it for himself. Many don't know that.
I got this book and I love it because it gives you a personal inside look at Stevie that a lot of people would have not ever known thank you for this .
He was lightning in a bottle. Was such a huge part of why I picked up the guitar. I'm sure some of you agree. I also wondered if the Clapton curse was on Stevie that night. This host is bad. Let the guy talk...
Saw him first in 83. Never heard him before. Totally blown away. Last saw him with Joe Cocker on the bill in Vancouver the week before the crash. So tragic... Wasn't his gf he wanted to call but his fiance
I will never forget the next issue of Rolling Stone that came out after his death had a small sentence at the top indicating he had passed and a giant picture of 3 women nobody remembers from a TV show. That pissed me off so much.
I remember getting drunk off many beers, then playing "The Sky is Crying," on my white Strat on a nice Fender amp! OMG. Then I'd play my Les Paul and rip out many many blues licks..... metal and flamenco styles. Latin rock too. Santana style. Trower, SRV, Buddy GUy, ALbert King, STeve Cropper, Jimi, Jimmy Page,.... Those were the days, back around 1991.
Godammit. Just when I think I'm over his death. My friends and I would take the train from ronkonkoma to Penn station then make our way to South Street Seaport to watch SRV from a few rows back in the hot summer sun. I remember exactly where I was when I heard the news. Effin helicopters.
Ian the host has no interests in SRV and just wants to be sensational, awful interviewer. Paul is a hero and does Stevie justice here. Poor choice of platform to promote the book
Stevie would’ve been an alcoholic if he’d sold paint. His father was alcoholic, as was his brother. It’s just SO sad that Stevie was ready to get married and they were talking about children-it’s a nightmare that he died.💔
. Just saw this for 1st time, and I thought the same thing re- the helicopter. Seriously? This guy seemed to have barely an interest in Stevie or his own 'job'. Jerk for real right?
This interviewer is so unprofessional. He wasn't familiar with Stevie Ray's music or his abilities in music. He interrupts constantly and insults Billy Joel's music. What a gull-a-Bull!!
About 21 years ago, my mom called me in tears. She'd been watching Austin City Limits and they were showing SRV's concert and she was absolutely mesmerized at this new artist she was listening to. Well, commercial break time comes around and they announce that this is a reshowing on the 10th anniversary of his death. It broke her and that's when called me and asked me if I knew of him. I said yes and that's when she chewed me out for never sharing/telling her about Stevie. She's now 81, still loves him to this day and so do I. Think I'll pick up this book for her.
Man I didn’t come here to cry but here I am failing to hold back the tears
Show her some of SRVs reaction videos to people discovering him for the first time! It's so fun..she can relive the magic with people
When Stevie Died a part of us fans died too. Sure miss my hero.
I miss him dearly bro.
I think he is 100% right about "Austin City Limits". "One Night in Texas" is Stevie at his best !!!
Srv is the best!
Even today!!
Saddest day of my life !
The reason it says
Thank you for all the love you passed our way ..on stevie's grave is because that is what Stevie did , and did well ❤R.I.P STEVIE ❤
I miss Stevie so much. I saw him four times and even stood next to him while he played a video game before the show and later on the steps of his bus, he look at me at i looked at him but I was awestruck having just seen him play for the first time. I met Jimmie years later and thanked him for the music. I shook his hand and told him how I almost shook Stevies hand. Jimmie was appreciative and thanked me. Just good people with great talent. Stevie embodied all those great talents we all grew up with in the 60's and 70's. Great music, the real deal gone way too soon.
“Are you with me?” SRV FOREVER ❤️🎶
Up on Stevie Ray Vaughan and the helicopter crash that took his life that fatal night..3 of Eric Clayton's band died on that crash and the pilot..helicopter hit the ski slide and they went down ..the greatest guitar player and singer,off drugs and he perished that night..Stevie Ray Vaughan was so popular and well known to people..so humble and good natured to all..still listening to the best Blue's and rock n roll legends..the contrast of a great guitar player and ever lives on ..
I read the book and thanks for writing it. I feel an emptiness yet fulfilled knowing so much more about Stevie. Soooo appreciated. He’s the best.
My favorite electric guitar player ever, SRV!!
Got given this book for my birthday a few years back and have never been able to read past Aug 26th 1990
Stevie Ray Vaughan ,a music legend that will never be forgotten and rock n roll and the Blue,'s are always here to stay..sound of music was phenomenal..,
Man, stop interrupting the author.
Interviewer cuts his subject off too much.
He puts the erk in jerk.
Especially considering it's Alan FN Paul
amen, the guy is a dooosh.
The first time I saw SRV was on Austin City Limits and it absolutely blew my mind as well as my first cousin that was watching it with me !
I love Steve and Jimmy.
Stevie Ray Vaughan is legend and got it together at the end ..if we all just had 10% of what Stevie had in his mind..we would never make some of the mistakes we do in life..r u with me? Treasure in life is in your hands and your ability to comprehend it..
The subject of SRV will always capture my attention. Really enjoyed Alan Paul talking about Stevie and his book. I just wish there was more time in the interview. I would love to also hear about Stevie the man in addition to his musical talents and sobriety. There was just so much to him....
So much untold. His sobriety was a wonderful thing. But in his own words, he still was not well. Indeed, his playing and singing were still phenomenal but he still had struggles. Most people think Riviera Paradise was written after his sobriety. That is not true. In his own words he stressed it was called " OUR Rivera Paradise". He was working on it for Lenny. Another love song for his wife. Stevie and Lenny had an apartment that had a small balcony. Only enough room to string up a hammock. Stevie and Lenny would open the sliding doors to the balcony and pull down this bamboo blind they had. They would let the a/c blow on them as they shared the hammock. Stevie called this balcony and hammock " OUR Riviera Paradise. " He would say it to Lenny. He also stressed this to Australian host Billy Pinnell as he played a bit of it. Lenny was at this interview. Stevie corrected two seperate interviewers on the name of this song. " OUR Riviera Paradise. After his forced divorce, it was just Riviera Paradise. Stevie plays " Lenny" on the guitar she & friends bought him. He also plays Riviera Paradise on the guitar from Lenny. Somehow, a way of amends. Keri Leigh can also tell you Stevie still had inner work to do. Don't be fooled by a certain someone. Despite the tumultuous relationship, Stevie's heart was with Lenny. He was petrified of being alone. As Andy states, Stevie had no choice but to get sober. He wanted Lenny to do the same. She boarded the plane. Got scared of sobriety and other things and got off. She wasn't ready. Maybe if someone wasn't in the way, and Stevie and Lenny could have some time together with her cleaning up, they would have been together. Cutter and a few friends despite all, spoke to Stevie & Lenny being a love that was meant to be. Don't forget, she took up for him when he couldn't do it for himself. Many don't know that.
Yes more from him and less from the host. Great man and guitarist. Can't imagine what hecwoukd be doing today.
I got this book and I love it because it gives you a personal inside look at Stevie that a lot of people would have not ever known thank you for this .
He was lightning in a bottle. Was such a huge part of why I picked up the guitar. I'm sure some of you agree. I also wondered if the Clapton curse was on Stevie that night. This host is bad. Let the guy talk...
Saw him first in 83. Never heard him before. Totally blown away. Last saw him with Joe Cocker on the bill in Vancouver the week before the crash. So tragic...
Wasn't his gf he wanted to call but his fiance
I will never forget the next issue of Rolling Stone that came out after his death had a small sentence at the top indicating he had passed and a giant picture of 3 women nobody remembers from a TV show. That pissed me off so much.
I remember getting drunk off many beers, then playing "The Sky is Crying," on my white Strat on a nice Fender amp! OMG. Then I'd play my Les Paul and rip out many many blues licks..... metal and flamenco styles. Latin rock too. Santana style. Trower, SRV, Buddy GUy, ALbert King, STeve Cropper, Jimi, Jimmy Page,.... Those were the days, back around 1991.
Jimmy also got on the helicopter, then is wife. Pilot said sorry lady you will have to get off. Jimmy said sorry where my wife go's, I go.
Godammit. Just when I think I'm over his death. My friends and I would take the train from ronkonkoma to Penn station then make our way to South Street Seaport to watch SRV from a few rows back in the hot summer sun. I remember exactly where I was when I heard the news. Effin helicopters.
I’m only 24 and I’ll never get over it
id like to hear more of what the interviewee has to say
SRV is a once in a lifetime guitarist better than most pure genius at work …..him in Duane Allman the best guitar players who ever walked the planet …
Oh man this Host Is A Goof 🤪
Ian the host has no interests in SRV and just wants to be sensational, awful interviewer. Paul is a hero and does Stevie justice here. Poor choice of platform to promote the book
Spot on mate! Very well spoken as well!
Pilot for Big Bopper was Roger Peterson.
Stevie would’ve been an alcoholic if he’d sold paint. His father was alcoholic, as was his brother. It’s just SO sad that Stevie was ready to get married and they were talking about children-it’s a nightmare that he died.💔
I thought this was a great interview, despite what others say. Paul was given plenty of time to talk about Stevie.
les paul son?
Himself
Jon Caldera, if SRV couldnt impressed you with his musicality and virtuality...dont blame him, instead blame your damned ears 😬
The interviewer is completely unprepared for this interview - what a joke.
bad interviewer
No kidding. How does he do a segment on Stevie , and say “it was a helicopter crash, if I remember “. If he remembers ?
. Just saw this for 1st time, and I thought the same thing re- the helicopter. Seriously? This guy seemed to have barely an interest in Stevie or his own 'job'. Jerk for real right?
This interviewer is so unprofessional. He wasn't familiar with Stevie Ray's music or his abilities in music. He interrupts constantly and insults Billy Joel's music.
What a gull-a-Bull!!
The host guy interviewing was horrible. He interrupted him just to hear his own voice. Horrible interview.
Stevie IS NO COMPARISON to Charlie Christian and Charlie Parker. Riley King WAS SPEAKING IN HYPERBOLE. Period.
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Jimmy also got on the helicopter, then is wife. Pilot said sorry lady you will have to get off. Jimmy said sorry where my wife go's, I go.
bad interviewer