Name: Stevie Ray Vaughan - Texas Flood by David "Trippy" Guadarrama in sharp objects
Duration: 10 min 36 s
Description: Live in Finland 1984. Great Version of Texas Flood!

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an absolute treat! GREAT version. Thank you!

the king of real rock n roll and blues . always

sharp objects

Led Zeppelin - Bring It On Home

Taken from the album 'Mama' - Out Now

iTunes: http://smarturl.it/MamaiTunes

Physical: http://smarturl.it/MamaDeluxeCD

Mama's Gonna Give You Love (single Version)

Cream - Sunshine of your love (minusdrum) with my ePro live on it

Cream - Sunshine of your love

Vocals: Henrique Souza
Guitar Solo: João Góes
Baixo: Leandra Guttenberg
Bateria: Christine Bobkor
Guitar Base: Mauricio Lourenço

Led Zeppelin - I Can't Quit You Baby (Tangerine Cover)

From our 2025 EP Release Party at Bad Bar in Seattle.

LYRICS

Throw the sacred powder to the flame, it said
The snake, vile, embodied dread
The crackle turns, my vision blurs
My head recoils, uncoils the winding of 
mortal dread

And I hear the world scream
The loneliness the pain
Rips at all seams
The void of meaning
Consumes all it sees

So I journeyed out into the world
Shunned alone, Heretic
Vagabond from the flame

And I see the sights, the sounds, the pain
Truth from the flame
No meaning in sight

So tell me what kind of God would allow this?
And tell me what kind fate would breed such ends?
Now tell me what damn God would allow this?
And tell me what kind fate would breed such ends?

The miles stretch on from home
My weary feet, they're ground to the bone
Weary eyes, tired of unfamiliar skies
Tired of all the pain and misfortune they spy

So many broken souls around
So much loneliness abound
The weariness could drown
So what's the point, what's the point, what's the point, WHATS THE POINT?!

And this whole damn world is broken
For all of us
And whole damn world is filled
with sorrows for everyone
Everywhere
From Everything
For all of us

There's no escaping

Yet this whole damn world was made
By us...

This whole damn world
Should burn.

This whole damn world
Is beyond repair

This whole damn world
should burn

This whole damn world
belongs in the fire

Where it will burn
Where it will burn
Where it will burn
Where it will burn
Where it will burn
Where it will Burn!
Burn!
Burn!
Burn!

But when the rain hits this face
The loneliness, the sad taste
Washes all away

The poison of the flame
Leaves these veins

The sights and sounds of those around
The beauty and the light in this darkened
World, I've found

Keeps this soul around
Keeps these feet pounding ground...

I don't deserve this life
I don't deserve this life
I don't deserve this life
I don't deserve this life

I don't deserve this life
I don't deserve this life
I don't deserve this life
I don't deserve...

06- Flame Vagabond [Live @ Bad Bar]

Thin Lizzy - Jailbreak

I had fun recording this today.  It's obviously a cover of Stevie Ray Vaughan's "Pride and Joy".  "The guitar" is just one guitar (Fender telecaster) played through an Axe FX Ultra by Fractal Audio Systems.  I recorded the guitar direct.  I had the stereo enhancer turned on with default settings.  I believe the amp sim used was the Matchless Chieftain.  i believe I also had a drive pedal sim in front of that.  And, the cabinet IR's were stock.  ...possibly one of the Fender Twin varieties?  Anyway, forgive my vocals.  And, i realize that the guitar parts are not exact in places.  I recorded this quickly.  I don't sing like Stevie Ray Vaughan, but didn't want to do another one of these with no vocals.

Pride and Joy - Stevie Ray Vaughan

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Vitalic - Trahison

Pacific Coliseum, Vancouver, BC
March 20, 1975

Led Zeppelin - In My Time Of Dying

Live in Finland 1984. Great Version of Texas Flood! 

Stevie Ray Vaughan - Texas Flood

"How Many More Times" is the ninth and final track on English rock band Led Zeppelin's 1969 debut album Led Zeppelin. The song is credited in the album liner to Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones, and John Bonham, but is listed by ASCAP as written by all four members of the band

Led Zeppelin - How Many More Times  (live Gladsaxe,Denmark - 1969-03-17).

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Stevie Ray Vaughan - Texas Flood

David "Trippy" Guadarrama

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