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Stevie Ray Vaughan - Greatest Hits
Release Date: 1995-10-31, Audio CD, Sony
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- Posted: Sep-05-2008
I am the greatest
The name of this album should be "I Am the Greatest!" because that is what this album is for Stevie Ray. Any blues/rock lover will absolutely wear this CD out because it is the vary essence of SRV music. The only CD left to buy is his Live at Austin City Limits, his best performance ever in my...
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- Posted: Jun-24-2008
the blues bible, bar none!
Tragically SRV left us way too early so we can never know the heights he would have achieved in blues guitar playing. This album has probably his best work with the exception of Voodoo Chile, Tin Pan Alley and Riviera Paradise. If you are not moved by listening to "Little Wing" or "Life Without...
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- Posted: Jun-12-2008
Stevie Ray Vaughan - Ok For What It Is
I picked this up a while back because I did not have much Stevie on CD. This is a decent single disc collection that captures all of his radio hits and a few choice album cuts. Since this album came out I believe there is a more comprehensive two disc compilation that has also been released....
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- Posted: Feb-07-2008
Makes you hungry for more!
A nice compilation of SRV, and it inspired me to pick up his albums, which is what good compilations do. It's a choice I do NOT regret in the least!
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- Posted: May-19-2007
This CD could be all you need...
I read another review that pretty much hit the mark. If you are not real heavy into SRV, this is a great CD to have. It has all his stuff you've heard on the radio plus a few other tasty cuts. On the other hand, there are a lot of really smokin tunes that are missing from this short collection....
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- Posted: Apr-27-2007
Routine roundup
Okay, if you're starting a fan off, you'd want them to hear examples of Stevie's stunning guitar. Makes sense, right? That's the guy's claim to fame, after all. And yet they miss out on a few of his best solos. Where's Rivera Paradise? Where's Lenny? Where's Things (That) I Used to Do? Wheres...
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- Posted: Mar-02-2007
Not the best "Greatest Hits" album for SRV
Was a fan for many years of this man, and was extremely devastated upon his sudden death in the mid eighties. An artist such as SRV has many great songs as well as lesser-known gems. I like the songs on this album but the bad thing is that it is not remastered. For the money you cannot go...
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- Posted: Jan-10-2007
Good, But Not Worthy of Stevie Ray Vaughn
It's a shame that such an excellent artist is so under-represented in this compilation.
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- Posted: Oct-07-2006
Nice Compilation
Of course with any Greatest Hits compilation by any artist, people are going to fuss about songs left out and/or included. I think everyone will agree that every song on here deserves its place, though personally I think that omitting "Look at Little Sister" and "Love Struck Baby" leaves a big...
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- Posted: Jul-17-2006
good overview for an icon
This cd, though limited, is worth having because of the in-depth interview material researched from discussions with Tommy Shannon, Chris Layton, and Reese Wynans. There is also input from Doyle Bramhall, Stevie's co-conspirator on a lot of his music. It presents an insight, in a nutshell, of...
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