Blues legend Stevie Ray Vaughan is one of the most inventive guitarists of the 1980s. During his short life - he crashed in a helicopter at the age of 35 - he gained fame among a mixed audience of both blues and jazz fans. In 1982 he was asked to perform at the Swiss Montreaux Jazz Festival. Here he met David Bowie, who was deeply impressed and asked him to play on his Let's Dance record. In 1985
… the band was back, but now as one of the main acts. This double album features both concerts and a documentary with commentary from his band members. The booklet features contributions from David Bowie, Chris Layton and Tommy Shannon. The audio options are 5.1 surround and PCM Stereo. (JdD)more
