Chitlins Con Carne -Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble

[gusite33]

heaven sound

[wellDankGod]

damn it this is a good song, just listened to it the third time in a row..good shit, good shit

[TheRedman91]

That's like a 3:57 orgasm...

[SuzanneVA]

could we get higher on music with srv/the master ever...?

[Cabiotube]

I've just listened to this 4 times through. Amazing.

[hotrod71sj]

the sky wasnt the only one crying the day we lost stevie, what an artist-he loved that guitar and it loved him back, thank you Mr. Vaughan

[DRGK9]

@hotrod71sj he was the only reason why i started playing guitar he is my idol i would do anything to have met him.

[BliXxMorGrahZz]

LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Great jazz lesson for an up and coming guitarist 

[DRGK9]

@BliXxMorGrahZz blues



[IKE11111]

Oh man...he's pickin that guitar on this song. SRV and the blues.

[lordbaystone]

Let he music talk..

[blastfromtheeast]

rivals 'tracks and lines' by Clapton. Best slow blues instrumental ever.

[DigiVixen]

one of his best!

[borjajimenez1]

Love it

[bluesguitardude]

i may be wrong, but that definitely ain't no strat.....

[ndguy13243546]

@bluesguitardude Sure it's not a Strat Neck pup, tone knob rolled back through a tube screamer with the gain rolled back? Just a theory ;)

[bluesguitardude]

@ndguy13243546 even though your theory makes sense, note that the tone sounds too "fat" to be a strat... also, the guitars sounds too woody...

[ndguy13243546]

@bluesguitardude Perhaps you're right... Who knows? I've seen pics of him w/ other guitars, so it's not out of the practical range of possibilities. Stevie could play anything and make it kick serious ass. The tone was 99.99 percent him and .01% gear if you ask me. I've seen him take a strat into some pretty strange places tone wise. He was a master of dynamics, phrasing, and tone; in the end it's the indian, not the arrow, and really it is the music and people that matter. Peace

[bluesguitardude]

@ndguy13243546 wise words my friend, wise words.

[satire123456]

@bluesguitardude i disagree it's a strat for sure neck and middle pickup with tone tone knob rolled down

[epena66]

@satire123456 in the original liner notes, they said that they actually routed the guitar through an hammond organ to achieve that "jelly like sound."

[DRGK9]

@satire123456 no actually your wrong this song is played with a different guitar

[turtlebaby50]

aahhhhhhhhhhhhh.....sexy!

[susudio606]

To all of you who don't know, this was originally done by Kenny Burrell. I believe it was recorded by him in the late '50s or early 60's..

[EvilDan71]

(Laughs.!!) ...it's like yous guys are talkin' like he just came out w/ this yesterday.

[CCRockit]

@EvilDan71

It feels like it sometimes though.

[humanrights4all]

I can never believe this song exist!!!! PERFECTION

[sAINToFsOCIETY]

like the jazzy feel, its something different fom what SRV usually plays, and its definitely a good change!

[spidrmage]

this song changes the whole idea of guitar playing and emotion

[l0lercaust]

really an underexposed song. One of his greatest, even if its a cover.

[CCRockit]

@l0lercaust

This is a cover? i thought it was the real thing

[l0lercaust]

it's stevie ray vaughan, but (like many stevie songs) its a cover of a classic song. Kenny Burrell did the original chitlins con carne.

[flippenpinoi]

sooo groovy

[JIMMY2X]

YEA!!

[JIMMY2X]

YEA!!

[guardduck25]

Such a great song such feeling thanx for posting