SRV Tone Essentials With Scott McKeon [Five Amps, Vibratone, Strats, Tube Screamers & Fuzz!)

[@scottmckeonmusic]

Thanks for having me! My hearing has almost recovered.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Ha! What a blast Scott, thank you. Erm, not sure mine have. Hahahahaha

[@MarceloDurham]

Great stuff!!!

[@Shoshi770NYC]

Hope Daniel does very quickly as well!

[@rottalmusik6563]

Thanks for the awesome SRV rhythm stuff❤

[@marmelaki]

Thanks for taking us down that all-familiar rabbit hole (again)!

[@zachcunningham9054]

I had the good fortune of opening for Stevie in Alaska about a couple months before the crash. I had a 56 Bassman that he liked so I got to talk to him a bit.He was very nice and no attitude..He had 2 Twin Reverbs( EV),Steel String Singer,Marshall Major w/ KT88s,Vibroverb into Vibrotone for amps. When I razzed him about over 500 watts he said smiled and said ( I like a lot of headroom) I still kick myself for not checking his amp settings but I did check his pedals. Especially the TS9 because I had one..volume a little over 3 o’clock,tone ,drive pretty much off and tone not quite 9 o’clock..For this show it was Tycobrae Octavia,TS9 and Vox wah.That’s it..Of course he sounded great….CC

[@bonedale]

Thanks for the story!

[@roryyerama5496]

9 years in to get the first unabashed, shameless SRV video - well done and thank you!!! Love it! 🤠

[@live2shredguy]

Like 9 years and 8 months lol

[@ryangunwitch-black]

Ain’t it cool 😎🎸

[@didamnesia3575]

They had to practice first, it takes awhile to learn a few SRV licks 😂😂

[@stevegamiello6476]

Great video. Now can you do a video using one fender deluxe reverb and pedals that will give mere mortals and working class poor musicians that tone. Or at least as close as possible. Also using a digit each “Drop” pedal to tune down the 1/2 step. There’s your challenge !!

[@MikeDBZ]

​@@stevegamiello6476 not even a fender deluxe as that's even still too expensive for many people... I'd say blues junior even... And then to really save money.. a duel gun from demonfx on AliExpress. About 80 bucks CaD. And and Squier classic Vibe. And that's about it lol

[@bradenrodriguez5183]

Mick, i don't think you're given enough credit for how well you direct these episodes in person and move them along. Of course there is the edit , all the things we don't see, but you carry us all along so often I hope you realise you're quite good at it. Thanks

[@ThatPedalShow]

That’s very kind Braden, thank you! There’s not much you don’t see to be fair. One of the things I enjoy about editing TPS is that it’s almost all in. A linear discussion!

[@ryangunwitch-black]

He really is good, isn’t he!? He and Dan have both grown this thing into something special.

[@youreallygotmenow4855]

He's a great guitar player, a good writer & editor, and a great host for the channel. He can sing as well! Mick's definitely a multi-talented dude :)

[@sour37]

A “linear” discussion. Ah yes. In a line. A wonky old line. But a line all the same.

[@dougmishoe1336]

People can like or dislike SRV's music, and that's fine. But the guy was the embodiment of a redemption story, having fallen into a hole and pulled himself out of it. He played with emotion and ferocity, and as an artist he gave you something every time he strapped it on. And for regular people like me who are just trying to figure out how to be better versions of ourselves, musically and in life, he's a good example of the human spirit. Folks who just want to talk about guitar chops / technical ability and who was the "best" guitar player - they just don't get it... and probably never will. I have many musical heroes, but SRV is unique for these reasons, in my opinion.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Nice! Thank you for that!

[@logangrzesiek8749]

Idk if I've ever met a single person who doesn't like SRV, haha. Guitar players, or not - one of the most univerally loved musicians.

[@CorbCorbin]

He also was a story of perseverance, as he gigged throughout his 20’s, and didn’t make that first album until he was 30.

[@matthouston8411]

Well said.

[@tonyevans9999]

exactly, you get it

[@RadcliffGuitar]

What a player! Despite all the incredible gear, this man’s study of how to play like SRV seems to be the biggest factor.

[@jameswattts7241]

Heard SRV live in the early 80s in Joplin Mo. Was absolutely blown away. I was teaching school when he passed away. I remember getting up, heard the news, and went to school and called off classes that day, I just talked music and Stevie music. I could not cope with just going on that day; it was too much of a loss. Many of my students didn't get it, some did. And In Step was such a fantastic album: a clean, rejuvenated SRV at the very top of his game, pouring his struggles and soul out. He's still deeply missed.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Thank you for that James. I was due to see him very soon after the crash in London. I can remember me and a small bunch of mates just being devastated and dumbfounded. We were so hooked on his music. What a legacy he left.

[@rijancaffe]

This might be the best SRV gear/recording video I've ever seen. Well done gentlemen!

[@KleyDeJong]

I really enjoyed this episode. Srv was the main reason I picked up guitar. Yes it can be over done - but also there is so much power and passion in that guitar tone. I loved joining you both in exploring these wonderful times. Scott is a monster player and I LOVE his music. Much of his playing and tone nailed SRV. We'll done!

[@philavon6956]

This is, by far, the BEST "sound like stevie" video ever put out. It’s not even a "sound like" video, this is a full on experience!

[@BigBendBlues]

I was on a nice walk in the Texas countryside and listening to this show in headphones. I looked up at the sky when Scott was shredding. The sun was setting and there was a dove formation of clouds. Gave me goosebumps. This is my favorite channel. Thank you for this show and all for that matter. I am going to go home and listen to some SRV. That was righteous!

[@autumnprovidence]

This may be one of my favorite episodes ever. Absolutely brilliant. Additional note, I know you guys have been preaching dual amps for forever, but it finally clicked for me after this one. Now I need more amps.

[@DunsfoldDave]

We’re in our mid 60’s from Surrey, Uk, however in the early 80’s my wife lived in Dallas TX and used to watch SRV play at Nick’s Uptown, often not packed. She remembers sitting in a chair at the front with her feet up on another chair watching him, the whole routine, behind his back, with his teeth etc. I’m still insanely jealous that he died before I could see him.

[@BorisPadilla-gi5uc]

You guys just transported everyone watching back to when we all experienced for the first time that legendary tone. It’s good to keep Stevie’s memory alive in 2024

[@repomanband]

Love it! Especially the echo provided by the toilet amp. I've always wanted to see more SRV on the show.

[@ryangunwitch-black]

I can’t get enough TPS Strat content and the SRV elements just goose me right in the gander if you know what I! Lol

[@comandinn505]

Never apologize for a pure emotion. I've always been happily astounded that SRV has remained such a people's hero, in spite of his virtuosity and unexpected emergence. In a hundred years he will be remembered as the conduit that re-energized the blues at a critical time when it was in decline. I cannot imagine my life without his music.

[@paulcavaliere213]

I was smiling the whole time, just watching Mick smile the whole time. It was like watching kids open their presents on Christmas or least allowing full grown adults to be kids again. Experiencing pure magic, bubbling with excitement, tearing through the wrapping paper and realizing their dreams came true. I never played guitar when I was young, picking it up now when I'm older and just entering my Stevie playing phase. For me its a whole new experience. P.S. The Deluxe Reverb deserved better.

[@jimamsden]

I vividly remember the first time I heard SRV. I had just started graduate school in computer science at Boston University as a mid-life adventure. I was in my late 30's early 40's (I'm 75 now). It was after class, around 10:00 and I was walking back to my car on Commonwealth Ave. It was very cold, dark and wet, typical early winter in Boston. I walked past a Radio Shack and heard this guitar. I went in and listened intently to SRV playing Voodoo Child. It changed guitar forever for me.

[@vivienverdier]

Best episode ! Thank you so much guys! The tone is unbelievable and Scott s playing spot on!🙌🙌

[@joshualipschultz1633]

I was at SRV's last show and final hours on Earth at Alpine Valley in 8-26-99. Also playing that night, Stevie's brother Jimmie, Robert Cray Band, Eric Clapton. Stevie stole the show and blew us all away. What a magical talent and such a soulful player. Loved his Strat tone.

[@gbarge4]

Man, Mick, the truly good humans coming onto the show are incredible. We are all so lucky to have a listen and a hang with your and Dan's dear friends. It's all very special. Thanks to all. Funny how K responded immediately to the question re the dB meter! Bless her. (My R received her package from the TPS Store yesterday, including a very lovely note. Thanks so much to K!)

[@discipleofec]

Mick and Scott, thank you for making and posting this video! I'm Japanese, but I'm probably from the same generation, so I can understand what you're saying very well. Even though we were in different places, we were influenced by SRV at the same time. Returning to the roots in our 40s and 50s will enrich our lives even more. Anyway, I'm excited to understand the importance of Marshall, Vibratone, and toilet Reverb.

[@tylergorham7301]

Killer episode! I think it's good to be unapologetic about the joy we find when tapping into our favorite players and this episode was dripping in that.

[@ThatPedalShow]

Thank you Tyler!

[@587583922]

This was honestly one of the most moving and best sounding episodes in the history of TPS. I'm really sorry Dan missed it, as I'm sure he is. There are a lot of things I'm going to have to try.

[@antongoatlord6860]

We had tickets to see him in SLC the day after that horrific chopper crash. He wasn’t family yet, it felt as if I’d just lost my brother. It made me delve deeper into thrash metal guitar playing with a hint of Texas blues to spice up my luv for SRV. Thanx for y’all’s run down on his gear.

[@-plexico-]

Awesome! What a great show format and tribute. Please consider an overview of Van Halen (early and late) tones!

[@cupidstunt66]

This was the best TPS show I've seen. Awesome playing and great info on the legend

[@simonnaji]

I have had a tough few months, and this one really lifted my spirits. Two big kids with unabashed delight at recalling the excitement and passion that comes with discovering and living with Stevie Ray. Thanks to you both, it was lovely!

[@yunish19]

One of the best episodes so far. Thoroughly enjoyed it.

[@kevinalexander4487]

We mere mortals may not be able to play like Stevie… but we can live like him-fully committed to whatever we’re doing. And we can play like him in the way that matters the most-play from the heart. No matter your ability, that’s all that matters.

[@ThatPedalShow]

This is a lovely sentiment Kevin, thank you!

[@simonwhalley1743]

I remember so clearly the first time I saw SRV. It was at Reading Festival, must have been early to mid-eighties. A band had just finished one afternoon and the normal bottle fight erupted in the crowd whilst the roadies were changing sets. Bottles of everything - and I mean everything - were flying all over the place. Suddenly the sound of Voodoo Chile swept over the audience and the bottle fight immediately stopped and jaws started hitting the ground. It was one of the most electrifying sets I’ve ever seen.

[@dominionelectriceffectsco]

Talking about the Leslie being on almost the whole time - One of my absolute favourite live recordings is SRV at the Austin Opera House in 1984 (you can find it on KZbin), right from the get go with Testify you can hear the Vibratone on slow corral on pretty much the whole time and on a proper set of speakers it's amazing! Thanks guys for this episode, loads of fun!

[@Mykkus]

What a fun video! Scott’s a fabulous player and I’ve been enjoying his solo album a ton. Especially everything is nothing, and zapruder.

[@sunshipcpt3869]

Great show guys. There is something about the SRV sound that, if you get it, you never forget it. I saw Stevie live in Ludwigshafen, Germany in September 1986. This was the night he collapsed on the sidewalk and went into rehab after. I was barely playing guitar then, just started University. No idea how he did play like he did. Man, the sound the show, the sheer mastery. My friends and I were awestruck. He was a god on that stage.

[@gunkanjima3408]

Scott has been my favorite guitarist for a long time. I missed this episode when it first aired!

[@Joshbw3]

Finally Scott McKeon!!!!! Legend. More needed with Scott talking about playing with Sir Tom Jones and his approach to different gigs and styles. Would love stories about playing with Doyle and Bonamassa too.

[@gogboxing5655]

I saw him live in Dallas (saw Jimmy a bunch of times). Loudest concert maybe ever. Phenomenal player. Mind-blowing, really. Then everyone in Texas tried to play and even look like him (or it seemed like it), and no one could really get there, which was not surprising. There was a time when the SRV clone thing was out of control, and it wore everyone out, but I think that's finally wearing off, and it's great to see he is being appreciated again.

[@simonhirstmusic]

Such a fun video guys!! The stoke was palpable the entire time and that’s what it should be about. Love it! Think I vaguely heard this rig from NZ when you were filming…ha!

[@rodvella-iq4so]

What a great episode -- so much fun to watch. Thanks guys & Catherine!

[@MrKleaner]

Great show! Thank you for taking us back to the great time of SRV! I learned so much about his rig and tones! Thanks Mick and to a speedy recovery to Dan. He would have loved being in studio for this show. He loves loudness

[@MatthewRMacKinnon]

When that fuzzed kicked in- that’s the best tone you’ve ever had in the show. Bravo!

[@pauleddy5146]

Always fun when you bring Stevie to the party. Thanks Scott for the terrific playing. Personally, I was 24 when Texas Flood came out. An instant fan. Thanks for the immersion into the sounds of youth.

[@porkchopsrv]

Great video. Scott’s rig is a great SRV tone not to mention his chops, great job Scott!

[@cowieson]

What an utter treat of an episode! I think we spoke briefly about SRV when I visited for an experience day this year Mick (Euan here, hello!). It’s funny how many of these stories start with a dad’s pal because that’s true of me too! One of my dad’s pals said to him “Your boy plays guitar? Show him this!” in reference to a DVD of Live at the El Mocambo. I think it’s one of my strongest musical memories, sitting transfixed in front of the tv in awe of the visceral emotion flowing out through his guitar, and his connectedness with his instrument as if it were literally a part of him. The contrast in energy between Third Stone and Lenny in particular blew me away. What a pure soul. I think a lot of us have those “oh god, I should just quit playing… or maybe never stop until I can get somewhere close to this” moments when encountering artists like him - thankfully for me I can say I went with the latter and he’s a big part of why I’m still playing guitar 20-odd years later!

[@ThatPedalShow]

Hey Euan, thank you for these thoughts. Hope you're well geezer!

[@jpdr7081]

Absolutely killer video. I love this people call us snobs. Saying it's NOT about the amplifier, it doesn't matter; pickups doesn't matter; where you put the mic don't matter; they don't understand that the greatest guitarists on the world did took the time to figure out what the knobs we're doing where to put the mic; where to put a mic... They spend hours trying to find the perfect tone for them. And it is not only on their fingers. Yes indeed, Stevie Ray Vaughan was one killer guitarist, but the gear he had the fortune to have then, made him gain a tone that nobody will have unless you have these gear. Simple as that. Thanks for the video I will never look forward to imitate this tone, it's too expensive.

[@philallen8935]

Lovely way to spend a Sunday afternoon. Glass of wine, listening to you guys and learning ❤

[@GreggBennett-j3p]

I was 18 in 1980, and saw SRV live at an outdoor college graduation festival event. It was positively mind bending. People now might have trouble grasping the musical landscape of the late 70’s. Picture this, disco was finally fading out and hair metal was ascendant along side 80’s pop weirdness. Guitar wise, we had the rockabilly revival lead by Brian Setzer an the Strsy Cats, and in the rock world, of course we had the mind blowing EVH. But blues were essentially completely non existent. Then, seemingly out of nowhere, came the opening lines of Pride and Joy. You have no idea how that fucking cut through EVERYTHING. I was total WTF. God it was glorious!

[@piz83]

Wow what an amazing community you have here reading all the comments. I have no idea about the tech involved, I just know what I like to hear, and there's nobody I'd rather listen to playing guitar than Scott. Thanks for sharing such an interesting session.

[@ToddTheJoker]

I am 54 and I remember in the 80's seeing/hearing SRV late at night one night on TV and it was the Austin City Limits show and he took my head off! I was hooked, I went and bought Texas Flood and he is one of the main reasons why I play guitar although I was always into drums mainly! I remember that Stevie liked and played with fellow Canadian Colin James(then called Colin Munn as Stevie referred to him in interviews) and Colin is another hero of mine but I digress! SRV was just Texas Blues, he personified it and his sound was so powerful! I remember the day Stevie died, I was so depressed! One of a kind! oh and you guys nailed the SRV tone especially at roughly the 52.38 mark and onward..well done!

[@bonedale]

Same here, seeing and hearing that show was an awakening

[@ToddTheJoker]

@bonedale sure was!

[@michaelclarkphoto]

Right on Gents! True to form--and to SRV's tones--all I remember is that it was absolutely ear-splitting and punishingly loud in those small clubs in Austin back in the late 80s when I lived there. It was glorious too, but man, it was freaking loud.

[@Bill3030A]

You have become the "Nerds" & I'm with you guys! This is best channel for guitar geeks! I'm surprised that there is not more subscriptions...... You guys go deep & sound great also & great guitar playing as well!.......... All sounds are soooo goood! no matter what u guys do..............

[@slowcookin]

Great show! Watching Scott’s right hand was a master class in understanding how much of SRV’s phrasing came from using deliberate up or down strokes on certain parts of phrases, rather than just alternating up/down-strokes. Now I have go and relearn all the SRV licks and tunes I know 😅

[@andrebrito3816]

Mick can we swop Dan from time to time ..Scott kicked our asses with his guitar playing .. Awesome!

[@ThatPedalShow]

Ha! Yes we’ve been talking about that. Swapping both of us out kinda regularly to bring some really good players in and break the monotony of just us. We’re up for it!

[@TheArtofBlues]

I like reading the comments of people who actually saw him. It gives you sense of how great he was even more so. Thanks Mick and Scott for doing this Episode!

[@wolftonemusic2103]

Thanks Scott and Mick - what a treat ✨🎶❤ had the chance to see SRV in 1988 - right in front of the stage & had my ears ringing for a week in glorious way✨

[@scaredypicker]

One of the best TPS shows ever! Stevie is the man!! 🎸

[@MrEMann]

What a load of fun that was! So many memories of hearing those sounds for the first time.

[@billtice5057]

I had the pleasure of seeing SRV several times. First time was in a park in 1984 in Shreveport, LA. Last time was at the Greek Theatre in Las Angeles. He was a one-of-a-kind!

[@matthewgregg31]

Great episode! Scott is absolutely one of my favorite players ever.. Like many, I’ve idolized Stevie since I was a kid. One of the first things I did when moving to Austin Texas was visit Ray Hennigs Music where Stevie purchased Number 1. Ray was happy to shoot the breeze and talk about Stevie and that guitar, what a cool guy he was (RIP) Months later, I got a job managing a guitar store and met a ton of old locals who had played with or knew Stevie personally. One gent gifted me one of SRV’s blue Fender guitar picks that he acquired from a gig at Maggie Mae’s in 1983! It’s been fun living here and hearing stories first hand that were close to the man. Sometimes I’ll hop in my car and drive up the road 5 minutes to view number one and some other gear of Stevie’s which is permanently on display and be in awe!

[@TheArtofBlues]

Was it a medium gauge pick or thin?

[@besnardphilippe7350]

Killer show guys !Not nerdy at all and a perfect blend of music and the tools that helps creating it A favorite TPS broadcast for sure my love for SRV has one more time returned ! Would have loved to see you two jamming BTW,hearing SRV legacy in both your playing would have been interesting What a show I enjoyed every second of it! Big thanks from France to Scott ,Mick and the TPS team Phil

[@orjand]

This was a seriously fun episode to watch! Thank you guys!

[@michaelallard2640]

People have been playing Jimi's songs and licks for the past 50 years, why not have a Stevie episode ? Stevie was the perfect blend of rock, blues, (and last but not least) SOUL ! Thanks for an informative and enjoyable show...

[@AndyHillier]

That’s funny, Scott’s introduction to SRV is the same as mine. I bought the tribute VHS mainly due to Eric Clapton and B.B. king. I then went out and bought SRV cd’s. SRV tone on little wing blew me away. Great show as always. I love the production especially the audio. Keep it up.

[@TomPowell-jk1xy]

I do love that pedal show, what better video to watch after a week of work. Great stuff as always

[@mark.guitar]

For me it was seeing Allan Holdsworth depping in a trad jazz band at a pub gig in Surrey. My Dad, who had played flugel with the band heard that he was a good guitarist and took me. I was blown away when he did a solo. The band retired to the bar and Allan played on a strat into a Deluxe reverb for 45 minutes. Never to be repeated.

[@m.charron]

I'm just thrilled we got to see the TPS WC! Unexpected surprises around every corner!

[@ryangunwitch-black]

This is even better the second time around 😂❤

[@alexandermclaughlin3978]

In-SANE sound 🤯🤯 I'm completely blown away by how good this sounded, and I'm just a regular SRV-liking, not loving bloke. Hats off to this, you've genuinely made me like Mick, TPS, Scott and SRV more 🙌🙌

[@tonebender69]

Hell yeah Mick!!! Long over due episode. SRV is up there with the holy grail tones and playing! Lots of fun watching this one.

[@dmac-333]

Love this guys. I'm of the same vintage, and this made me get my SRV on, and remember how intense it is to play. There is no let up, it's full on the whole time. The take away is, it's definitely good for anyones playing to have an SRV session when you can. Forget the judging from outside voices, if you can tap into a fraction of what Stevie was doing, you're winning.

[@JustinJeske]

As someone with a 1964 VibroVerb I’m SO excited for this. Also, cheeky covering up the you-know-what 😆

[@paulsherriffs]

What was the deal with that - I take it's a Dumble knock off of some description?

[@michaeljohnson8058]

@@paulsherriffs It was the real thing but shhh keep it on the down low.

[@jamproject9]

That's the closest I've ever heard sound like Stevie other than Stevie himself . Killer tones and playing boys 💫

[@billj5301]

Fab video! Reminds me so much of chilling with friends and playing and feeding off each other and exploring sounds… Scott you’re an amazing player and great to hear your insights… keep it up!!! X

[@HayesJC]

Tones just kept getting better! Thank you for sharing this experience.

[@67er_matze97]

this was so amazing!! I had to call a friend who is also into SRV tones to immediately dial into that episode. So next monday's VCQ we'll have a lot of discussion how thousands of TPS followers explain their wifes / husbands that we definitely need to amp up our toilet rooms. This is in a very good way the most nerdy idea I ever came across. Love it !!

[@RexGuitars]

This is guitar nerd content at it’s finest! Please do more with all the classic heroes! Jimi, Jimmy, David!

[@MrApprobatur]

MAN!! Was having a stankface all the way through - thanks for the indulgance guys!

[@ThatPedalShow]

Ha! Me too! Mick here. Cheers!

[@tonemonkeys]

I was at NAMM when they released that SRV guitar. I had the pleasure to play with Bonnie Raitt with the number one of the hundred that were made, one of the greatest moments of my life.

[@starchild6347]

Tremendous geekery! Would love to see more focus on an iconic artist rig in the future!

[@joshuaraysummey7679]

I had one summer that i used to play SRV tunes, i was 16, and it was so much fun! Thanks for doing this vid! The nerdy nostalgic nature of this vid brought me joy!❤

[@thepeoplesgunny4180]

Fantastic episode gents.. very well done and greatly appreciated!

[@JakobBakker]

Such a nice episode with epics sounds! I'm gonna be honest, I wouldn't have minded hearing Scott talk about his own tones and Album a bit. It's such an awesome Album and I keep coming back to it. Non the less, this was a proper one and I'm glad you had him over. What an experience!

[@ThatPedalShow]

We’re gonna get him to come back for that. Cheers!

[@JaakkoTK]

Thanks for this! Stevie was the man! Great sounds and playing, cheers from Finland!

[@benmilverton6791]

That's the best representation of Stevie's sound and playing that I've heard. Apart from the man himself of course

[@dhod900]

I can’t wait - am lucky enough to have two of Scott’s NKT fuzzes and his playing is 🔥

[@jeffreylane73]

Learned about Scott from you guys and the Anderton's folks and man, what a great player...that New Morning record is just so good, killer tones all over it!!

[@1loveMusic2003]

Live at El Mocambo is what got me. What a show!

[@OliverBird-d3i]

This was absolutely insanely good!! Awesome work guys, that sound is just, there are NO words 😶

[@hendrixevo147]

Wow. Great interview. Scott is so talented. I was lucky enough to see SRV in 1983 at reading rock festival. So cool 🤘🤘

[@MrSembastian]

What a guitar player...NIce one! Fun to watch. Pure original shuffle in his hands :D

[@mattdrummey]

Stunning recreations of those impossible SRV rhythm parts. Some of the best I've ever heard. This episode was awesome!

[@MichaelTaylor-ed1bh]

It was cool seeing Mick’s love of SRV reignite throughout the video (and I laugh at the little hop he does when he turns on that dumble). Feel better Dan!

[@kevinmendezrios3101]

Amazing, i had years waiting for this episode! Thank you so much.

[@anthonyalfredyorke1621]

Thanks Mick and Scott, what a treat and what a wonderful way to start the Weekend. Unfortunately my Guitar has been listening and has just left me!! . Have a wonderful weekend and PEACE AND LOVE TO EVERYONE ❤❤.

[@massimos6863]

Awesome playing Scott and Mick Awesome Tone with all the great gear, awesome episode. SRV was amazing and inspiration, his legacy lives on, eternal memory ❤🙏

[@ji3946]

saw him 7 times in various venues, but the amazing thing was an unannounced show at the Stone Pony, Asbury Park, NJ.(89' 90"?) The show was over around 10pm and the placed cleared out. I had a 45 drive back so I hung at the bar for a coffee, the entire band came out to the bar and we chatted with them for half an hour. Most down to earth people I've ever met in music

[@kanehicks9321]

Great show and thank you both 🙏🤘🎸🤯🎸🤛🙏🎸🙏🇨🇦🔥👋🇨🇦🔥🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦👋🔥🇨🇦Feel much better Dan!!! 🙏🙏🙏

[@chrisl2681]

I was lucky enough to see SRV at Celebrity Theater in Phoenix back in 1999. He was so on fire, only stopping long enough more than halfway through to say, ” I'm having fun now." I worried for his drummer given the rigors of the set. Added to that massive mind-blowing concert, Gregg Almann Band received a standing ovation which I've never seen since.

[@JohnRussomJr]

I needed this. Thank you for the detail you added!

[@davidrustad2084]

My heart explodes with joy seeing happy Mick with a pile of tube screamers and the truth.

[@Russell_Optics]

SRV is one of my all time favorites and you guys definitely did him justice ! It must have been absolutely amazing to be in the studio to hear the shear volume the DB meter was reading. It's is a must to play that loud once in a while and be able to feel it in your bones.