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The Sky Is Crying by Stevie Ray Vaughan (Record, 2016)

Plaid Room Records (38419)

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Product Identifiers

Record LabelAcoustic Sounds, ASOS

UPC0753088010118

eBay Product ID (ePID)7046044613

Product Key Features

Release Year2016

FormatRecord

GenreBlues

ArtistStevie Ray Vaughan

Release TitleThe Sky Is Crying

Dimensions

Item Height0.42 in

Item Weight1.12 lb

Item Length12.82 in

Item Width12.82 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Tracks10

Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States

TracksBoot Hill, The Sky Is Crying, Empty Arms, Little Wing, Wham, May I Have a Talk with You, Close to You, Chitlins Con Carne, So Excited, Life By the Drop

Number of Discs1

Notes200gm vinyl LP pressing. Comprised of ten previously unreleased studio performances Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble cut between late 1984 and early 1989, The Sky Is Crying serves as the legendary guitarist's unofficial "fifth" album as well as an homage to extraordinary musician's exceptional abilities as a musician, songwriter and interpreter. It also contains the tremendously moving "Life By the Drop," the first-ever recorded take of Vaughan playing acoustic guitar. Few, if any, posthumous collections are more complete, satisfying, and revealing as this 1990 set. When Vaughan was killed in a helicopter crash in August 1990, his brother, Jimmie, set to work on finding finished material that his younger sibling left in the vaults. To his surprise, there weren't many completed leftovers, save for the tracks on this set, which lent to the opinion that, in some way, Vaughan intended The Sky Is Crying to be an actual record. Nearly every song here had long found it's way into the group's live sets, including the supremely soulful title track, bathed in Reese Wynan's warm organ accompaniment. It would be a standout on most albums, but this effort is filled with such nonpareil matter.