Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble - In Step (1989/2015) [Hi-Res 96.0kHz]
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BAND/ARTIST: Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble
- Title: In Step
- Year Of Release: 1989/2015
- Label: Epic
- Genre: Blues, Texas Blues
- Quality: flac 24bits - 96.0kHz
- Total Time: 00:41:07
- Total Size: 856 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. The House Is Rockin'
02. Crossfire
03. Tightrope
04. Let Me Love You Baby
05. Leave My Girl Alone
06. Travis Walk
07. Wall of Denial
08. Scratch-N-Sniff
09. Love Me Darlin'
10. Riviera Paradise
The irony of 1989's „In Step“ lay in the fact that after rebounding from a terrible drug problem, Stevie Ray Vaughan had his new lease on life cut short by a helicopter crash the following year. The record itself features some of Vaughan's most inspired playing and Double Trouble has rarely sounded better. Songs such as "Crossfire," "Wall Of Denial" and "Tightrope" alluded to Vaughan's personal problems with just the right amount of optimism and scathing guitar thrown in for good measure. Blues influences abound whether it's a rollicking cover of Willie Dixon's "Let Me Love You Baby," a smoldering reading of Buddy Guy's "Leave My Girl Alone" or an upbeat take on Howlin' Wolf's "Love Me Darlin'."
For all his skill as an interpreter of other people's songs, Stevie Ray Vaughan's originals are just as solid. Of particular note here are the instrumentals "Travis Walk" and "Riviera Paradise." Paced by Chris Layton's militaristic time-keeping, the former finds Vaughan trading solos with Reese Wynan's pounding piano. The latter is a number that dates back to 1980 and shimmers with the same kind of gentle aura found in some of Carlos Santana's more introspective playing.
"The late Texas guitarist was a fiercely distinctive blues-rock phenom whose sensitivity and imagination justified his rapid rise to prominence..." (Entertainment Weekly)
01. The House Is Rockin'
02. Crossfire
03. Tightrope
04. Let Me Love You Baby
05. Leave My Girl Alone
06. Travis Walk
07. Wall of Denial
08. Scratch-N-Sniff
09. Love Me Darlin'
10. Riviera Paradise
The irony of 1989's „In Step“ lay in the fact that after rebounding from a terrible drug problem, Stevie Ray Vaughan had his new lease on life cut short by a helicopter crash the following year. The record itself features some of Vaughan's most inspired playing and Double Trouble has rarely sounded better. Songs such as "Crossfire," "Wall Of Denial" and "Tightrope" alluded to Vaughan's personal problems with just the right amount of optimism and scathing guitar thrown in for good measure. Blues influences abound whether it's a rollicking cover of Willie Dixon's "Let Me Love You Baby," a smoldering reading of Buddy Guy's "Leave My Girl Alone" or an upbeat take on Howlin' Wolf's "Love Me Darlin'."
For all his skill as an interpreter of other people's songs, Stevie Ray Vaughan's originals are just as solid. Of particular note here are the instrumentals "Travis Walk" and "Riviera Paradise." Paced by Chris Layton's militaristic time-keeping, the former finds Vaughan trading solos with Reese Wynan's pounding piano. The latter is a number that dates back to 1980 and shimmers with the same kind of gentle aura found in some of Carlos Santana's more introspective playing.
"The late Texas guitarist was a fiercely distinctive blues-rock phenom whose sensitivity and imagination justified his rapid rise to prominence..." (Entertainment Weekly)
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