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Related: About this forumin 1982, SRV was booed off a secondary stage at the Montreux Jazz Festival
Three years later he was the biggest new artist in the world and was a main stage headliner.
He invited another Texas Blues-slinger to join him for a song...
SRV and Johnny Copeland, Montreux 1985, Tin Pan Alley
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in 1982, SRV was booed off a secondary stage at the Montreux Jazz Festival (Original Post)
The Polack MSgt
Nov 2019
OP
I have that DVD of his first performance there. It's really good and you can hear some boo's, but
brewens
Nov 2019
#1
Yeah, it was a split audience with supporters trying to shut up the boo birds, but he left quick -
The Polack MSgt
Nov 2019
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brewens
(13,588 posts)1. I have that DVD of his first performance there. It's really good and you can hear some boo's, but
there are a few people up front dancing that seem to love him. It looks like SRV is pissed and really giving them a fierce performance.
The Polack MSgt
(13,188 posts)2. Yeah, it was a split audience with supporters trying to shut up the boo birds, but he left quick -
And no encore...
I have the DVD as well.
One of my favorite parts of the 85 show, is at the 1 minute 41 seconds point, as he prepares to begin playing "Scuttlebuttin" you hear a voice calling out "3 years ago tomorrow"
Comatose Sphagetti
(836 posts)3. Copeland's playing a Peavey T-60
Great guitars. I have a first-year (1978) model - S/N starts with 8M.
These guitars were highly underrated but are starting to be appreciated for their quality/playability.
zaj
(3,433 posts)4. Here it is...