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The greatest female Blues singer of all time. Bar none. It's just too bad that she abused herself and passed way too soon.

It's almost 22 years since Stevie left us, and nobody has come close yet, and never will. i had friends who constantly looked for the next Stevie Ray Vaughan. Not this boy. Why? Because I didn't intend on wasting my time. There was only one Stevie Ray Vaughan. The baddest guitar slinger that God ...

@PaperTreeMusic Thanks, man. God only gave us one Stevie. I will give your channel a listen. Thanks!

That was unbelievably beautiful!! A cappella at that! this would have been worth the ticket price all by itself. Shelby is the best that we have, hands down.

@caseyjones67 Yeah, that's right. As I remember the story going Stevie had asked Eric Clapton if he was in any hurry to leave, and Eric said no. Stevie asked Eric if he could have his seat on the copter that Eric was supposed to be on. All the dude wanted to do was get back to jam with the guys a...

My song when they lower me into my grave! Great choir, guys! and, I don't really like choirs, but i can understand every word. But, maybe it's because i know them myself. i should by now! But, I miss "C"'s sax. can't help it.

Those are very apropos lyrics. Except I'm singing no, no, no, no!!

43 seconds into it and I've had enough.

Great! Thanks, bev! man, it's a shame that we had to wait for "The Promise" box set for this song. It would be an E Street band classic through the years. But, I think it's going to be in that vein before long. it's going to be a highly requested song on the new tour. what a melody. you can't get...

Yeah, I've got to agree with most everybody on here. Willie Nile is without a doubt, since he's a "friend" of Bruce's, it's like Bruce is giving him an opportunity to be front and center, so to speak. It comes off as very phony. he even attempts to copy Bruce's natural moves that we E Streeters h...

@SouthLakeFilms If you like the old Robert Johnson stuff I was just wandering if you had the box set that came out on Columbia a number of years ago, "Robert Johnson/The Complete Recordings. if you don't have it, I highly recommend it. It's pretty much everyting he did. It was recorded in the ver...

One of the absolute greatest performances of this song that I've ever seen, by the greatest bluesman and guitarist that we will ever see, i have friends who got on that bandwagon to find the next Stevie Ray Vaughan afetr he died in that tragic crash. I'm still telling them that they can spend the...

Mr. King, I don't know if a matchbox could hold your clothes, but those two guitars sure held some magic. I honestly think that Albert King was in awe of Stevie's guitar playing. Shoot, who wasn't!

Man, that's like being in heaven listening to these two masters. Stevie was and always will be, the greatest!!

Man, 21 years later, this just tears me up!! I loved that guy!

Incomparable!! Nothing else needs to be said!

The greatest of all will never be another!

It's been 21 years now since Stevie left us and went to play in God's blues band up in heaven. God knows who the best is, in what ever field he's looking for, and he took Stevie. Why? Because he was the best guitar player our earthly world had ever witnessed, and there will never be another like ...

One of the all-time great Stones songs done every justice that could be done to this song! Great, Shelby!

@goneatlast Man, I wish I could have been there. I'm sure that was a memorable night. She's the best!