I hope you can feel the petty jelousy in my note!

Priceless!!

very cool ID logo. yeah, this a great tune to jam on.

Here here!!

This singer is the only person out of place here...

Kim Wilson is the consummate entertainer. And one of the best harmonica players around. He was definitely not out of place.

He had finesse.

David bromberg

Stevie just flash and speed?!

#realdeal

He was a heck of a harp player also.

Jimmie was always a less is more player. He was a master of finding the note you didn't play. Stevie was on the other end of that spectrum. Something special was in the water at Martha's house. Lol

Jimmie safe stevie

My older brother and I are both guitarists. We've both been playing since we were little kids. He started first. I used to sit in our room and watch him practice. I was 9 and he was 15, and already good enough to play in a garage band. I guess he could tell I wanted to learn because one day when I was watching him he said " Hey little bro, you want to be a guitar player, don't you?" I said yeah. All he said was "Right on, man! Right on! Then he got up and left. (Hey, it was 1971. Dude's talked like that LOL). A couple hours later he came back with a '65 Gibson Melody Maker and handed it to me. I said "Wow! You're going to let me use it?" He said "No! I'm not letting you use it, I'm letting you have it!". So, thanks to big brother I was able to start learning at 9 years old. We both went on to play in local bands and did gigs around our state. Unfortunately, to this day we've never played in the same band together. Its on my bucket list. I sometimes wonder if Stevie Ray and Jimmy have a similar story from their childhood.

Raised to be gentlemen. Saw the same deference with the Winters Brothers.

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You obviously haven't listened to a lot of blues.

@Marty R prepare yourself for the 'my favourite guitarist is better than your favourite guitarist ' comments

Stiff competition- best. I wouldn't be dubious if I hadn't been right up next to SkyDog Duane Allman at this dinky little festival they weren't even billed at. Sly Stone and Family turned up as a surprise too.

+jjstratford +1. Jimmie's tone is really clean here and it cuts through..............

Plenty of room for blues purists & hair-metal shredders to co-exist in the broad church of music. Progressive rock has been around almost as long as electric blues now - both valid forms of music.

his best

Spot on assesment.. I think this is a perfect example where Jimmy really watched what he played and made it super interesting because SRV was there in the wings. Interesting how Stevie seemed to tone his work down a little, because in this instance it wasnt all about him.

Don't say that in Austin

And now Joe Bonamassa.

he is so great!

Whoa. I thought I was the only one who knew who Colin James was.

He’s also played with Tab Benoit back in the 90s

*Jimmie

Really really good, like put your whole heart and soul into it. Great clip, spreading the love.

Stevie is the best of. all time

Me too

*Jimmie

You need to listen more carefully to Jimmie, then...

His name is "Jimmie".

"Fabulous Freebirds"...?!?!

Get his butt kicked if he did. I lived where the Texas musicians came for fishing, legendary jams in the dive bars. They always had the younger/older brother vibe.

You didn't hear them on the radio back THEN, either. Why can't we just appreciate good music without backhand passive-aggressive and undeserved shots at current artists? You DO realize there are TONS of GREAT bands and artists today who don't use auto-tune and are brilliantly talented.... and also that the music of the 60's, 70's and 80's was not all solid gold... In fact, the vast majority of stuff on the radio was CRAP... and whenever you forget it, just remember that Disco Duck was a NUMBER ONE HIT!!