Doyle Bramhall w/ Stevie Ray Vaughan Too Sorry

[@judyisbell]

One thing's for sure, you can't mistake SRV's guitar. Best guitarist to ever walk the earth.

[@Dave_MB]

I saw him in a small blues club in Cleveland back in 1993. He rocked that joint for 3 hours. Best show I've ever seen and I've seen a lot.

[@zach31301]

Amazing..so grateful to have people that bring these rare recordings to my attention. .can't ever get enough of Stevie. 25 years later some of us love you more than ever ♡

[@Dave_MB]

Bird Nest on the Ground is a great CD. It's not rare. Doyle's son is around, but sadly he's passed.

[@kimdenson8457]

What a great combo!❤

[@andymiller9382]

Here are 2 of the best friends I ever had... WOW.......Andy miller

[@jackholland5802]

Andy Miller did you ever know Stevie?

[@tripjet999]

Came here after hearing this on the syndicated Blues Deluxe radio show. Thanks, guys.

[@bluzgrl2187]

I know one thing ...I'm not a damn bit sorry that I heard this !!!

[@lanayabaker]

Tommy Shannon is so under-acclaimed! His play is so distinctive and makes a huge difference on the overall sound!

[@LUVSRV1]

You are right about that- 'Doyle's influence on Stevie's vocals! My understanding is that Doyle took SRV 'under his wing' & did help/coach SRV's vocals. BOTH MEN were truly talented. Sadly I feel there will never be another- of both men's talent that will ever come close!

[@rosietunes]

Doyle wrote 'Too Sorry' in the mid-70s--during the Nightcrawler days. He recorded it in the early 80s with Robin Syler on guitar & bass. Then, when he knew Bird Nest was probably going to be released, Doyle had Stevie, Tommy and Chris Layton dub in their respective parts. One of my favorite songs Doyle wrote--and one of the first I ever heard him play (at home.)

[@Dave_MB]

I only saw him live once. In a blues club up in Cleveland about 25 years ago. Best show I think I've ever seen in my life. He rocked the house for 2-3 hours. Amazing. I'm sorry I didn't get to see him more.

[@356slick]

we're all gonna miss ya Doyle...you & Stevie jammin again

[@aloisemason3044]

You are missed Stevie Ray Vaughan..

[@coravisser727]

This is very good what a pitty he died.We will keee the music alive.(rip)

[@tonyzep8621]

What a voice!!

[@fistchips]

awesome..been a while since I've heard this album..

[@pamelamilan4002]

Robin Syler was one of the best guitar players ever. Used to come by the house many moons ago. Doyle Sr and lil Doyle lived around the block. Way before Arc Angel! Great memories!

[@55mefig]

RIP Doyle....Tell Stevie we said hello, and we will catch him on the other side.....

[@Dana-op6ex]

Almost tooooo good to be true!

[@mynchux]

Man, you can really hear Doyle’s influence on Stevie in his voice. It’s the same way you can hear Albert King in SRV’s playing. You can hear Doyle in Stevie’s voice in both timbre and inflection. Makes me wonder how many people think that’s Stevie singing here.

[@TheHeliumkid]

get away from the blonde side of life. this is a great album. bye doyle

[@BarbButler]

💕 💞 💓 💗 💖

[@Smudgefizz]

Doyle & Stevie sure have similar singing voices!!! Doyle was 5 years older than Stevie, & the drummer for Stevie's older brother when Stevie was young, so I'm sure Doyle heavily influenced Stevie as far as vocals go.

[@Dave_MB]

Doyle taught Stevie to sing from what I hear.

[@LawrenceDelToroDrum]

Love this Shit! MY TEXAS BOY!

[@3373-g8z]

Doyle should be just as famous as everyone else in the top of the blues game. Wish he'd have gotten more credit in the way Hunter and Barlow did with songs recorded by the Grateful Dead. It also occurrs in the comedy field of entertainment. It's damn near impossible, on your own, to keep writing classics or hits.

[@ramiz110]

yessssssssss

[@woodledog]

RIP Doyle

[@MeloMANN89]

Again Song so simillar to Pride & Joy

[@rosietunes]

Doyle wrote this in the mid 70s

[@likenmymusicright5606]

And written in 1973-74!

[@timteague6446]

Fuck what a privilege to hear these 2 guitar gods jam together. Miss you SRV, hope all is well wherever you are.

[@relpitstudios2822]

+tim teague You mean Legendary Vocalist/drummer; Doyle "Big D" Bramhall (RIP)and Guitar God; SRV (RIP) .....right? Doyle's son is Doyle "Little D" Bramhall II, who is still alive and is a world famous guitarist. (Just wanted to drop some knowledge on you)

[@KarlaMcMeans]

@@relpitstudios2822And all absolutely true knowledge!

[@GaryMorton93]

@AnneRedd they were soul brothers !!

[@charlesfitze2217]

never heard of him be for but he is a great blues player

[@milliganstratman]

this is stevie and double trouble w doyle on voc....

[@AnneRedd]

were they kinfolk? great music!

[@MySageAdvice]

No they were no related but grew up together with both their brothers. They might as well have been ~ chosen family for sure!

[@shable1436]

Sage Bramhall but you are family though right?

[@FatherCoughlin]

We lose another great blues soul. Tempus fugit. Theres a hell of a rhythm section somewhere

[@deemika]

You can easily hear how SRV's singing was heavily influenced by Doyle's singing.

[@Bluesbabesrv]

@randomandwelldone, how did you acquire the photo at the 1:11 mark? Looks like one I took, or a frame from one of my videos.

[@allenbrininstool7558]

Doyle wrote most of the songs on Stevie's last album

[@PeaTearGriffinACJ]

Could you reference this pls? Im trying to find hia name on Stevie records but can't see anywhere

[@PeaTearGriffinACJ]

Did Stevie not make his own songs? Surely the shuffle is his

[@Bluesbabesrv]

The album is Family Style released September 25, 1990. Track 1> Hard To Be (Stevie Ray Vaughan, Doyle Bramhall) Track 6> Long Way From Home (Stevie Ray Vaughan, Doyle Bramhall) Track 8> Telephone Song (SRV, Doyle Bramhall)

[@Bluesbabesrv]

Stevie’s second to last album, In Step, released in 1989, had 4 songs co-wrote with Doyle. The House is Rockin’, Tightrope, Wall of Denial and Scratch-N-Sniff.

[@Bluesbabesrv]

Adrian C, what “shuffle” are you referring to? There were many. Note...Doyle was known as the king of the shuffle on the drums.

[@sandrakellstrom8097]

I believe SRV had a much better voice, but the style is similar.