While many people argue that SRV was a TS-808 lover, there is a lot of evidence from live videos and photos that show him using a TS9 in his rig. Stevie Ray’s overdrive of choice was the Ibanez TS9. At this stage in his career, he was using the Vox V846 Wah pedal for all his wah tones on the Couldn’t Stand the Weather album.Ī great example of this is in that album’s cover of the Hendrix classic Voodoo Child (Slight Return).
Later in his career he added other aspects of Hendrix’s signal chain to his own. Many of the pedals in Stevie’s rig were put there because of his love for Hendrix.
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This was Stevie Ray’s second full length studio album and contained some of his most desired guitar tones. With tracks like Cold Shot, Couldn’t Stand the Weather and Scuttle Buttin’, 1984’s album Couldn’t Stand the Weather was a tonal masterclass. His ferocious playing style, coupled with crisp production sounds on his albums revitalised a new generations love for the blues when he appeared right at the start of the 1980s. SRV, as he’s known, took the blues formula, sprinkled some Texas magic on it and turned it up to 10. One of the hardest hitting, meanest guitar slingers in the world.
If you’re a fan of Texas blues, you’re probably a fan of Stevie Ray Vaughan.
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