Stevie Ray Vaughn statue

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[Martin Eden]

1. I saw him perform at Alpine Valley the night before he died

Eric Clapton was the headliner and he was great, but the stage belonged to Stevie Ray Vaughan.

What a tremendous loss.

[catchnrelease]

2. You're so lucky!

One of my big regrets is that I never got to see him play live.

I can't even imagine that line up! (I have seen Clapton live so that one is off my bucket list at least.)

Yes, truly a huge loss. So sad.

[Still In Wisconsin]

5. I was at that show too.

I agree, SRV owned that night, as good as Clapton was (and always is).

[Martin Eden]

10. Fantastic Lineup

Jeff Healey, Robert Cray, SRV, then EC.

My wife and I see Robert Cray every time he comes to Chicagoland, but I often think of all the great music Stevie Ray Vaughan still had in him that never got a chance to come out here on Earth.

[yourmovemonkey]

12. I saw him in July of 1983 at a bar in upstate NY

There were only about a dozen people there. All any of us knew about him was that he had walked out of recording sessions with Bowie. I parked myself about 6ft in front of him on the stage, and was awestruck. He's still one of the few guitar players I can listen to play solos and not get bored.

[Martin Eden]

13. Priceless

You got me thinking about what I would give to be there.

[LenaBaby61]

3. Leave that statue ALONE.

Met SRV here in Los Angeles YEARS ago in an airport. He was quite the charmer. Actually, he was kinda shy. STILL have the autograph. Lost the picture I took with him when I moved to where I live now

Paul Butterfield's last performance

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4. I got to see him

What a great concert.

[jalan48]

6. Couldn't Stand the Weather

[progressoid]

11. Damn.

Really miss that guy.

[Mosby]

7. That flood was in may 2015

http://projects.statesman.com/then-and-now/memorial-day-flooding-2015/

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8. Thanks for that!

[world wide wally]

9. Awesome guitar player

Where is the statue?