Stevie Ray Vaughan Performs "Tightrope" | Letterman

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The late blues great performs one of his hit songs with Paul Shaffer and the World's Most Dangerous Band.
(From "Late Night," air date: 9/21/89)
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@OTOss8

Woah buddy, now

@batesy1970

Stevie was clean at this point and was riding the momentum of his new album and outlook; you can tell he is in a good place. So utterly unfair he would be gone less than a year later.

@burkelong4376

Whoever did the mix live was struggling to get the balance right between Stevie's vocals and the rest of the band. Too bad... Still, a great performance.

@001dharma

SRV just threw a monkey wrench into all hair metal bands of that era. His playing was straight ahead blues, just so pure and powerful! We miss him! ❤

@hirampriggott1689 День назад

I saw him twice in concert. The guy played in the groove pocket and still managed to embellish with his guitar licks.

@jimmybones4708 28 дней назад

Meet Stevie back in 1984 at Kean College NJ. When he shook my hand I said your one of the guitarists in the world. He replied "I try man" wow how humble great guy he was. Also played Girls Just Wanna Have Fun in rehersals. Everyone Keep the FAITH.

@NYCguitarist 19 часов назад

You can tell the band is totally into playing with SRV

@SueProv

Stevie is like an old friend...love his guitaring and love the man who stepped out of the darkness of addiction into the light of recovery. His best friend Tommy Shannon said he wanted people to know how great Stevie was as a man even more than a guitarist.