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The album was recorded in four studios across the United States. [6] Reed wrote all of the album's songs; his saxophone style was influenced by J. T. Brown. [7] [8] Bonnie Raitt, Maurice John Vaughn, and Stevie Ray Vaughan played on I'm in the Wrong Business!
Stephen Stevie Ray Vaughan (Dallas, Texas; 3 de octubre de 1954 - East Troy, Wisconsin; 27 de agosto de 1990) fue un guitarrista, cantante, compositor y productor discográfico estadounidense que fusionó los géneros de blues y rock en la década de 1980. Desarrolló un sonido y estilo basado en artistas de blues como B. B. King, Albert King, Freddie King, Buddy Guy, Otis Rush y Jimi Hendrix.
AC Reed. I'm in the Wrong Business! The Windy City's #1 blues sax man; Buddy Guy and Albert Collins sideman. Tough, original songs with guests Stevie Ray Vaughan and Bonnie Raitt. "Could get an audience of librarians stompin' and screamin'"--DAILY TENNESSEAN. Available On CD. Price: $11.98. Add to Cart. Available Digitally:
Bonnie Raitt) - Shes Fine. A.C. Reed (Feat. Stevie Ray Vaughn) - Miami Strut. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1987 Vinyl release of "I'm In The Wrong Business" on Discogs.
27 de ago. de 2021 · By 9.30am, rumours spread that Stevie Ray Vaughan, Austin’s favourite son, was on board the crashed aircraft. At 11.30am Clapton’s manager confirmed the worst: Vaughan was indeed among the passengers in the five-seater helicopter that slammed into a fog-shrouded hillside near southeastern Wisconsin’s Alpine Valley ski resort.
16 de jul. de 2018 · Double trouble, Gregg Allman and Stevie Ray Vaughan backstage at The Pier in New York City, 1987 (Image credit: Getty Images) “I moved us to Kiva Studios in Memphis and that solved the problem,” says Gaines. “They had a big isolation room and it was great, since the band loved the city and the bosses loved him because he’s a big star.
Noted as one of the most influential blues revivalists of the ‘80s, Stephen Ray Vaughan was inspired by his brother Jimmie to pick up the guitar at age seven. He soon surpassed his
