Stephen Tobolowsky Recounts Stevie Ray Vaughan Stories | First Recording to Death

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  @LoneStarPlate · 4 years ago (edited) · pinned

  Stephen came back on and gave an update on the story! <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QfZgtpyFkl0">https://youtu.be/QfZgtpyFkl0</a><br><br>For the FULL Interview from this clip: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=631qsUFLFMI">https://youtu.be/631qsUFLFMI</a>

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• ON

  @oneilprovost2287 · 5 years ago (edited)

  Ned? &nbsp;Ned Ryerson?! &nbsp;Played with SRV?? &nbsp;Mind... Blown. &nbsp;Amazing stories, well told.

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  @Brandenburg4th · 5 years ago

  Wow! My dad, Cutter Brandenburg, actually went to kimball high school with Mr. Tobolowsky, I’ve seen the yearbook pics! &nbsp;He met Stevie at a young age and helped him<br>get from show to show. &nbsp;He ended up being Stevie’s road manager until I was born in ‘82 when Texas Flood released. Stevie was signed and it was time to be a dad. Mary Had a Little Lamb is dedicated to me in the album. Thanks for the SRV stories!!! &nbsp; This was awesome!

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  @zenclover8468 · 4 years ago

  First of all lets all acknowledge how funny this man is in every comedy he is in. Now lets acknowledge that he played this strange beautiful part on music history, and now as a true storyteller and historian on this podcast. Amazing stuff. This needs to be shared.

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• BU

  @buckthrusthorn1104 · 4 years ago

  Stevie Ray Vaughan is a Guitar God and the Definition of a Guitar Hero.

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• CH

  @chuckm4540 · 4 years ago

  &quot;It&apos;s mythic.&quot; I just became Stephen Tobolowsky&apos;s biggest fan. Thank you for sharing this SRV and Jimmie Vaughan story.

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  @jrbr549 · 4 years ago

  Man am I glad I stumbled across this interview. To me, Stephen Tobolowsky is the Jimmie Vaughan of acting. He adds without distracting. Every line is on point.

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  @tracymcelhenie3988 · 4 years ago

  Real genius , that’s &nbsp;exactly how I felt &nbsp;when I witnessed Stevie and double trouble . At the Boathouse , &nbsp;in Norfolk Va . ICONic . Music was coming out of his soul, gave the full monte show , strat hopping on the floor , Wammy bar at total stress point. It was 8 bucks a ticket .

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  @skonenblades · 4 years ago

  I swear Stephen Tobolowsky is coming to us from some other dimensional matrix of life. He&apos;s like a human leyline of convergence. And what a storyteller!

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• MA

  @mattdelucas4716 · 4 years ago

  Props to the host for knowing how to give space to this amazing storyteller.

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  @maskedninjagames2788 · 4 years ago (edited)

  In 1990, my two good friends and I drove from Northwest Indiana to a small Town called East Troy in Wisconsin! About a 2 1/2 hour drive.... What a great concert! Yes all you jealous fans! I was there! Eric Clapton, His Brother Jimmie, Robert Clay, Buddy Guy..... Sweet home Chicago felt like it lasted an hour... an hour of pure music bliss! Driving home, we were had just got on the 94 heading back home when the news broke.... I had to pull the car over because I was crying... 17 year old man, sobbing like a girl! I play guitar now, and I have a very heavy blues influence because of this man, that concert and that drive home.... Three sad friends driving home at 4 am blinded by tears but happy we just witnessed maybe the greatest guitar playing EVER!

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  @thepocketco · 4 years ago

  &quot;Genius has this ability to make you think you are a part of it.&quot; Great interview. Thanks Stephen!

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