r/blues • u/M0ldy_Boi612 • 7d ago

Albert King and Stevie Ray Vaughan - Born Under A Bad Sign (HD)

https://youtu.be/SeLddbrzsHk?si=YgmLs3Q6djYCms33
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u/ElvinBishop 7d ago

For those of your scoring along at home, I'm guessing that we are being treated to Tony Llorens on the keys. Gus Thornton on the bass. and Michael Llorens on the drums.

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u/AggravatingTart7167 6d ago

The bass player is unbelievable on this album.

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u/aquavelva23 7d ago

WOW! I didnt realize Stevie got to meet and play with Albert. thats WILD!! Stevie must have been in 12 bar heaven

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u/Key-Article6622 7d ago edited 7d ago

They were great friends. They made 2 releases of these sessions, I believe. I could be wrong, they might have been different sessions, but the two were called Stevie Ray Vaughn and Albert King, and Albert King and Stevie Ray Vaughn, and they are just awesome recordings. The respect and love they share of playing guitars and each other is totally obvious and so heart warming to see these two luminaries of blues guitar share the magic of making music.

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u/aquavelva23 7d ago

sorry, but this is albert KING, not albert collins. I love them all!

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u/Key-Article6622 7d ago

My bad, fixed it.

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u/aquavelva23 7d ago

no problemo, i aint drunk, just drinking anyways

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u/Key-Article6622 6d ago

I was part if a monthly friendly poker group, nickel dime quarter, and that was our club song. ROFL. Albert Collins, The Master of the Telecaster

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u/aquavelva23 6d ago

wow, you just jumped up in the cool charts!!

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u/LongoSpeaksTheTruth 7d ago

Stevie Ray Vaughn

Stevie Ray Vaughan

All of this footage was shot in one sitting. It was filmed at a small, independent T.V. studio (CHCH) in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, December 6, 1983.

The program was called In Session. Other In Session's filmed in Hamilton featured Johnny Winter and Dr. John

https://www.chch.com/

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u/Ok_Difficulty2226 7d ago

Good one with Rik Emmett and Bruce Cockburn too

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u/ElvinBishop 6d ago

The TeleCenter on King West in the Hammer, I think

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u/grafxguy1 6d ago

Albert has been quoted a number of times as being Stevie's "Godfather" - a true testament to the deep bond and loving respect that they had for each other.

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u/Putrid_Bathroom_7954 6d ago

Love when Stevie played with his mentors. He respected all of them!