The second nights concert video was filmed in its entirety, with the exception of a skip in one song. The band performed for two nights at the Sydney Opera House in Australia beginning November 5, 1984, with the second night (November 9) being captured by a camcorder on a tripod from the balcony.
Two additional songs from the show have been officially released on the SRV box set: The Sky Is Crying and Voodoo Chile (Slight Return).Īn audience recording, containing the eight other songs left off the original album, became available to bootleggers, dubbed Carnegie Hall Leftovers. Live at Carnegie Hall, an official release by Epic in 1997, contained selections from Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Troubles Carnegie Hall show professionally recorded on October 4, 1984. The video has been available to bootleggers, though the film only captures 7 songs from the original broadcast. In 2008, the concert became available on ConcertTV, a video on-demand channel that broadcasts live music performances.
The program and its audio recording have been bootlegged in various formats. The show featured Vaughans brother, Jimmie Vaughan, on guitar for Cold Shot, The Things That I Used to Do, and Couldnt Stand the Weather.Ī decent quality audience video of the show is also available.īoth were broadcast over radio for the King Biscuit Flower Hour, resulting in bootleg recordings of high quality. The show was broadcast over radio for the King Biscuit Flower Hour, resulting in bootleg recordings of high quality.Ī concert at the Austin Opera House on Apwas recorded for the King Biscuit Flower Hour. SRV box set) Three songs were left off the original broadcast, with two of them available on bootlegged videos. Two songs from the show have been officially released on CD: Texas Flood (on the album Blues at Sunrise ) and Hug You, Squeeze You.
There has never been an official CD release of the performance, although bootleg copies are available. Red, White, and Blue was included on Rough Edges, which is a bootleg album consisting of studio and live material. They recorded two songs, which were included on a compilation album called A New Hi for Justin F. The term most often refers to audio recordings, but also includes video performances.įrom the earliest bootlegs in the early 1970s, performances for television, concerts, and studio outtakes have been extensive sources for Stevie Ray Vaughan bootlegs.Ī young Stephen Tobolowsky asked Vaughan to join his band named Cast of Thousands. These comprise studio outtakes alternate takes, jams, and live recordings. Several of these have also placed in charts in more than six countries around the world.Īfter his death, Vaughans record company Sony Music Entertainment continued to issue his albums.
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