I'm happy to have some more background on how the albums came to be, but I wouldn't recommend this to a friend who wanted the same information. Interesting enough, reads like an extended I should say that I approached this more as a guitar student looking for info, rather than as an SRV fan. The parts I really liked were the ones by his brother Jimmy and from the band members. Is it a worthy addition to the legendary British band’s weighty catalogue? Award winning author and journalist Alan Paul, Senior Writer at Guitar World Magazine has just released a brand new digital Ebook chronicling the history of Southern Rock legends The Allman Brothers. Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for giving me an ARC in exchange for a fair and honest review. I will be buying a copy for myself.Such a great read. The latest news from the guitar world – from new gear releases to freshest guitar-driven music to happenings around the musical instruments industry. All opinions expressed are my own.Stevie Ray Vaughan is arguably one of the greatest guitar players in recent history, and this is his story. The interview snippet style of telling the story has worked for other rock and roll biographies, such as the biography of Warren zevon by his wife Crystal, but it didn't work so well here. For me, this was an outstanding book from beginning to end and there are a few interviews with Stevie taken from various interviews he did which add to the story. Incredibly detailed bio written by veteran music industry writing pros. It is a wonder to think what or where he could have gone. Welcome back. You can always unsubscribe (so you won't receive any more e-mails) by clicking on the unsubscribe link at the bottom of each e-mail. ~Robin"Guitar was Stevie's language, and he spoke it beautifully." I received a free electronic copy of this excellent biography from Netgalley, Alan Paul and Andy Aledort, and St. Martin's Press. Being born and raised in Austin Texas, SRV was a household name - we loved him because he inspired the community through music and brought us all together.
I will forever be grateful to the friend who invited me last minute to see a Huey Lewis and the News concert in 1984 as I'd have never otherwise seen the amazing Stevie Ray Vaughan and DoubleTrouble open for them. That might be true, but you hardly get that impression from this biography.Would've rather read an autobiography but this is good enough. Our favourite new stompbox announcements, releases and rumours of the past month.Our favourite new amp and speaker announcements, releases and rumours of the past month.Strings breaking at the tuner end? That might be true, but you hardly get that impression from this biography.Towards the end of the book, former Double Trouble drummer, Chris Layton and Denny Freeman, a member of one of Stevie Ray's earlier bands, talk about how since Stevie Ray Vaughan's death, the guitarist had been elevated to sainthood, seen as a "pristine, Christ-like figure". No doubt he was talented. So very little in this book was new to me. I liked hearing all the people talking about the brothers and their relationshI will start off by saying I’m a huge SRV fan so I really liked this book. I have lived in Austin since 1981 so this book was full of nostalgia for me. The only gore related topics in there are his death and his use of drugs. Texas Flood: The Inside Story of Stevie Ray VaughanTexas Flood: The Inside Story of Stevie Ray Vaughn by Alan Paul is a 2019 St. Martin’s Press publication.Texas Flood: The Inside Story of Stevie Ray Vaughn by Alan Paul is a 2019 St. Martin’s Press publication.
by St. Martin's Press I received a free electronic copy of Texas Flood from Netgalley, Alan Paul and Andy Aledort, and St. Martin's Press in exchange for an honest review. I really enjoyed this book even though I knew that at the end First, let me say that I am a fan of his music and I still listen to his music and his brothers who just came out with a new CD.
Everything sounded raw but it was perfect in every way.Such a great read. It brought back a lot of memories of forgotten clubs and good times with friends when we would go to see either of the Vaughn brothers play, and that was a lot.
The speaker changes 4-5 times a minute and some quotes are only a few words long. I liked the first half of the book when they tell about how he became famous... the last part of the book was rather made up of a lot of comments about how great he was... which is obviously true but a bit boring.I wasn't too interested in this for a good 2/3ds of the book. Young adult vampires, that is. I liked this book in that I felt everyone associated with were honest in their stories about Stevie Ray Vaughn. Except how unhappy and stupid they were for a majority of their run.I've been a fan of Stevie's since his first album "Texas Flood" came out back in 1983 (the year I started playing guitar).
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