Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble — Pipeline (w/ Dick Dale)
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bwood11243 wrote:
You Lucky Duck!! I wish I was sitting next to you!!
Saw Stevie Ray Vaughan open up for Dire Straits in Ottawa 1984. Lit his guitar on fire during Voodoo Child. Mind blown!
You Lucky Duck!! I wish I was sitting next to you!!
Saw Stevie Ray Vaughan open up for Dire Straits in Ottawa 1984. Lit his guitar on fire during Voodoo Child. Mind blown!
memoryboxer wrote:
I saw SRV on the bill with Roy Buchanan. Roy blew him away.
Never had a chance to see SRV but saw Dick Dale at the intimate Commodore Ballroom in Vancouver shortly after Pulp Fiction revived his career and he was freaking amazing and having such a great time. When he wasn't blasting us with blistering guitar licks he was in constant banter with the audience, happily sharing tales of being back on the road and loving it. He was so thrilled - he'd just hot his first computer (as had most of us!) and he had this thing called "email" and if we wrote him a letter he promised to read each and every one but couldn't promise he'd write back - claimed he couldn't type very fast. More than made up for that with his flying fingers on his guitar.
I saw SRV on the bill with Roy Buchanan. Roy blew him away.
Recently viewed a program rating 
Stevie Ray Vaughan 
as #2 of Greatest Lost Rock Guitarists.
I hadn't realized Stevie played on Bowie's China Girl, but now I can hear his distinct style clearly, as with this tune.
Stevie Ray Vaughan as #2 of Greatest Lost Rock Guitarists.I hadn't realized Stevie played on Bowie's China Girl, but now I can hear his distinct style clearly, as with this tune.
GREAT!!!
macadavy wrote:
On Joe Pool Lake!
SURF'S UP!!! 
On Joe Pool Lake!
macadavy wrote:
RIGHT ON !!!!!!!!
SURF'S UP!!!
RIGHT ON !!!!!!!!
Here's your stay-at-home challenge of the day:
Next time you brush teeth, try gargeling Dick Dale's Miserlou (Pulp Fiction theme if you are in doubt) Bonus points if you can keep it together 😜
Next time you brush teeth, try gargeling Dick Dale's Miserlou (Pulp Fiction theme if you are in doubt) Bonus points if you can keep it together 😜
10 🙏
SURF'S UP!!!
Anything with Dick Dale automatically gets a 10 in my book!
Stevie Ray and Dick Dale follows
Sonny Landreth follows
Eliades Ochoa
Keep them gwee-tars a'comin!!
Sonny Landreth follows
Eliades Ochoa
Keep them gwee-tars a'comin!!
CWKeeney wrote:
According to Wikipedia this song was written by Brian Carman and Bob Spickard. It was however released on Downey Records out of Downey, California.
Crazy fact: Morton Downey Junior wrote this song. Remember him of the big mouth, offensive talk show from the 1980s?
According to Wikipedia this song was written by Brian Carman and Bob Spickard. It was however released on Downey Records out of Downey, California.
Crazy fact: Morton Downey Junior wrote this song. Remember him of the big mouth, offensive talk show from the 1980s?
RIP boys! Now playing in Heaven...something to look forward to!
These 2 could slay a guitar. That’s for sure.
Unmistakable Dick Dale
I had the good fortune to see Dick Dale around 2015 at the tiny Sellersville Theater in tiny Sellersville PA - it was friggin amazing - you might even say atomic - the sound that came from those fingers/guitars/amps was truly nuclear! 
A few modern(ish) incarnations of surf music:
The Sir Finks
The Mermen
Pollo Del Mar
Los Straightjackets
The Sandblasters
...
The Sir Finks
The Mermen
Pollo Del Mar
Los Straightjackets
The Sandblasters
...
If I give it another 10, does that mean its a 20?
bbjordan400 wrote:
'80s sound? o_O
According to wikipedia, surf music "was especially popular from 1962 to 1964".
Pipeline was one of my absolute favorites. Then. Cranked this version right up! Still a favorite.
80s. LOL. Kids.
'80s sound? o_O
According to wikipedia, surf music "was especially popular from 1962 to 1964".
Pipeline was one of my absolute favorites. Then. Cranked this version right up! Still a favorite.
80s. LOL. Kids.
another nice way to experience the thrill:
SRV.....the King....(the Tcar)!!!
never before heard until RADIO PARADISE thank you
Unbelievable. Godlike. 2 masters coming together and creating nuclear-fusion-like power.
David had a stolen Mattel Wing Ding in the crawlspace of his house. I had my Ludwig. Band snare. Farlow had a Harmony and Duck had one too I think.
Somebody knew. the Pipeline riff and also GLORIA! We were probably 13. It didn't go anywhere.
Somebody knew. the Pipeline riff and also GLORIA! We were probably 13. It didn't go anywhere.
Awesome SRV tune!!!
Mayasha wrote:
"20 bucks, same as downtown."
c.
Every time I hear this song I remember this joke. I hope you won't be offended...
Three Italian nuns die and go to heaven where they are met by St. Peter at the Pearly Gates.
St. Peter says “Ladies, you all led such wonderful lives, that I’m granting you six months to go back to Earth and be anyone you want”.
The first nun says, “I want to be Sophia Loren” and *POOF* she’s gone.
The second says, “I want to be Madonna” and *POOF* she’s gone.
The third says, “I want to be Sara Pipalini”.
St. Peter looks perplexed. “Who?” he says.
“Sara Pipalini,” replies the nun.
St. Peter shakes his head and says, “I’m sorry, that name just doesn’t ring a bell.”
The nun then proceeds to take a newspaper out of her habit and hands it over to St. Peter.
He reads the paper and starts laughing. “No Sister,” he laughs, “this says ‘Sahara Pipeline, laid by 500 men in 7 days!”
Three Italian nuns die and go to heaven where they are met by St. Peter at the Pearly Gates.
St. Peter says “Ladies, you all led such wonderful lives, that I’m granting you six months to go back to Earth and be anyone you want”.
The first nun says, “I want to be Sophia Loren” and *POOF* she’s gone.
The second says, “I want to be Madonna” and *POOF* she’s gone.
The third says, “I want to be Sara Pipalini”.
St. Peter looks perplexed. “Who?” he says.
“Sara Pipalini,” replies the nun.
St. Peter shakes his head and says, “I’m sorry, that name just doesn’t ring a bell.”
The nun then proceeds to take a newspaper out of her habit and hands it over to St. Peter.
He reads the paper and starts laughing. “No Sister,” he laughs, “this says ‘Sahara Pipeline, laid by 500 men in 7 days!”
"20 bucks, same as downtown."
c.
One of Bill's best-ever sonic segues: last chord of "Driven to Tears" to opening chord of "Pipeline."
radiotoe wrote:
In the 80's and 90's I worked for Amoco Production Company in New Orleans, LA. One of my co-workers was a legit Cajun, and he must have had an "archive" of at least 50-100 of these Catholic nun jokes that he could tell right off the top of his head. Many of them were, shall we say, ribald. Thanks for spurring this memory, those were interesting and fun times.
My favorite southerner told me he once engaged in an affair with the wrong coworker. He lost his job. He said to me, "I learned a lesson. Don't poke your pecker in the payroll.". I have lived well following his advice.
In the 80's and 90's I worked for Amoco Production Company in New Orleans, LA. One of my co-workers was a legit Cajun, and he must have had an "archive" of at least 50-100 of these Catholic nun jokes that he could tell right off the top of his head. Many of them were, shall we say, ribald. Thanks for spurring this memory, those were interesting and fun times.
My favorite southerner told me he once engaged in an affair with the wrong coworker. He lost his job. He said to me, "I learned a lesson. Don't poke your pecker in the payroll.". I have lived well following his advice.
Reminds me of being in Santa Cruz, CA...and I live here already. Love it out here with this song to go with it.
Mayasha wrote:
In the mid-70s, my grandfather told me the joke. But it was:
“Alberta Pipalini,” replies the nun…
“Sara Pipalini,” replies the nun.
In the mid-70s, my grandfather told me the joke. But it was:
“Alberta Pipalini,” replies the nun…
lizardking wrote:
That goes straight to my "try to remember this joke at the next 'dinner' party" mental list, and elicits a +1 on this tune too (cuz that's how I roll) - it's a 9 and Long Live RP and offensive (ha!) jokes!!
In the 80's and 90's I worked for Amoco Production Company in New Orleans, LA. One of my co-workers was a legit Cajun, and he must have had an "archive" of at least 50-100 of these Catholic nun jokes that he could tell right off the top of his head. Many of them were, shall we say, ribald. Thanks for spurring this memory, those were interesting and fun times.
That goes straight to my "try to remember this joke at the next 'dinner' party" mental list, and elicits a +1 on this tune too (cuz that's how I roll) - it's a 9 and Long Live RP and offensive (ha!) jokes!!
In the 80's and 90's I worked for Amoco Production Company in New Orleans, LA. One of my co-workers was a legit Cajun, and he must have had an "archive" of at least 50-100 of these Catholic nun jokes that he could tell right off the top of his head. Many of them were, shall we say, ribald. Thanks for spurring this memory, those were interesting and fun times.
Got my air guitar on MAX!
before the Beatles hit the USA and Canada, from about '59 to '64 it was Surf Music all the way... man I love this stuff. Have a large collection and played it around our pool, low and subdued...
This version with two legends... wow!!!
This version with two legends... wow!!!
Great cover by SRV and Dale, can't believe I never heard it before!
ziggytrix wrote:
The **** was I thinking? Decent? DECENT?!? I mean, by all rights this should be too cheesy, too bombastic, or something, but it just works.
so...
OUTSTANDING cover by SRV and DD!
decent cover by SRV.
The **** was I thinking? Decent? DECENT?!? I mean, by all rights this should be too cheesy, too bombastic, or something, but it just works.
so...
OUTSTANDING cover by SRV and DD!
Mayasha wrote:
That goes straight to my "try to remember this joke at the next 'dinner' party" mental list, and elicits a +1 on this tune too (cuz that's how I roll) - it's a 9 and Long Live RP and offensive (ha!) jokes!!
Every time I hear this song I remember this joke. I hope you won't be offended...
Three Italian nuns die and go to heaven where they are met by St. Peter at the Pearly Gates.
St. Peter says “Ladies, you all led such wonderful lives, that I’m granting you six months to go back to Earth and be anyone you want”.
The first nun says, “I want to be Sophia Loren” and *POOF* she’s gone.
The second says, “I want to be Madonna” and *POOF* she’s gone.
The third says, “I want to be Sara Pipalini”.
St. Peter looks perplexed. “Who?” he says.
“Sara Pipalini,” replies the nun.
St. Peter shakes his head and says, “I’m sorry, that name just doesn’t ring a bell.”
The nun then proceeds to take a newspaper out of her habit and hands it over to St. Peter.
He reads the paper and starts laughing. “No Sister,” he laughs, “this says ‘Sahara Pipeline, laid by 500 men in 7 days!”
Three Italian nuns die and go to heaven where they are met by St. Peter at the Pearly Gates.
St. Peter says “Ladies, you all led such wonderful lives, that I’m granting you six months to go back to Earth and be anyone you want”.
The first nun says, “I want to be Sophia Loren” and *POOF* she’s gone.
The second says, “I want to be Madonna” and *POOF* she’s gone.
The third says, “I want to be Sara Pipalini”.
St. Peter looks perplexed. “Who?” he says.
“Sara Pipalini,” replies the nun.
St. Peter shakes his head and says, “I’m sorry, that name just doesn’t ring a bell.”
The nun then proceeds to take a newspaper out of her habit and hands it over to St. Peter.
He reads the paper and starts laughing. “No Sister,” he laughs, “this says ‘Sahara Pipeline, laid by 500 men in 7 days!”
That goes straight to my "try to remember this joke at the next 'dinner' party" mental list, and elicits a +1 on this tune too (cuz that's how I roll) - it's a 9 and Long Live RP and offensive (ha!) jokes!!
How can anyone not love this?
8
8
SRV & DD! I can hear the smoke coming off the guitar strings.
this song reminds me of the time my gramma took me surfing in santa monica.such a rebel,she cut my leash and taught me how to shimmy!good times,thank you gramma and dick dale too i guess.
That's how to get the day started! TURN IT UP!!!
Absolute banger.
Never had a chance to see SRV but saw Dick Dale at the intimate Commodore Ballroom in Vancouver shortly after Pulp Fiction revived his career and he was freaking amazing and having such a great time.
When he wasn't blasting us with blistering guitar licks he was in constant banter with the audience, happily sharing tales of being back on the road and loving it. He was so thrilled - he'd just hot his first computer (as had most of us!) and he had this thing called "email" and if we wrote him a letter he promised to read each and every one but couldn't promise he'd write back - claimed he couldn't type very fast. More than made up for that with his flying fingers on his guitar.
Every time I hear this song I remember this joke. I hope you won't be offended...
Three Italian nuns die and go to heaven where they are met by St. Peter at the Pearly Gates.
St. Peter says “Ladies, you all led such wonderful lives, that I’m granting you six months to go back to Earth and be anyone you want”.
The first nun says, “I want to be Sophia Loren” and *POOF* she’s gone.
The second says, “I want to be Madonna” and *POOF* she’s gone.
The third says, “I want to be Sara Pipalini”.
St. Peter looks perplexed. “Who?” he says.
“Sara Pipalini,” replies the nun.
St. Peter shakes his head and says, “I’m sorry, that name just doesn’t ring a bell.”
The nun then proceeds to take a newspaper out of her habit and hands it over to St. Peter.
He reads the paper and starts laughing. “No Sister,” he laughs, “this says ‘Sahara Pipeline, laid by 500 men in 7 days!”
Three Italian nuns die and go to heaven where they are met by St. Peter at the Pearly Gates.
St. Peter says “Ladies, you all led such wonderful lives, that I’m granting you six months to go back to Earth and be anyone you want”.
The first nun says, “I want to be Sophia Loren” and *POOF* she’s gone.
The second says, “I want to be Madonna” and *POOF* she’s gone.
The third says, “I want to be Sara Pipalini”.
St. Peter looks perplexed. “Who?” he says.
“Sara Pipalini,” replies the nun.
St. Peter shakes his head and says, “I’m sorry, that name just doesn’t ring a bell.”
The nun then proceeds to take a newspaper out of her habit and hands it over to St. Peter.
He reads the paper and starts laughing. “No Sister,” he laughs, “this says ‘Sahara Pipeline, laid by 500 men in 7 days!”
Dick Dale, miss you man. I was lucky to catch him each time he toured through Florida over the past 10 years. Probably 4 or 5 shows. Just amazing to see a man in his late 70s thrash a guitar better than any punk from the last 50 years. He was so friendly, happy, and put on a great show. He lived a very clean life, and it showed in how great he was even in his later years.
Jesus, if this isn't "Godlike", what is? Defined a genre.
rpdevotee wrote:
Dick Dale passed away March 16, 2019 - not in 2015. In fact, I saw him last year at a small club in Oakland, and so glad I did! He put on an incredible show.
So grateful to see both of these guys before they passed away. Stevie back in the 90's and Dale in 2015. RP listeners, please go out and see the old timers and legends while you can!
Dick Dale passed away March 16, 2019 - not in 2015. In fact, I saw him last year at a small club in Oakland, and so glad I did! He put on an incredible show.
So grateful to see both of these guys before they passed away. Stevie back in the 90's and Dale in 2015. RP listeners, please go out and see the old timers and legends while you can!
RIP the king of surf guitar
This music takes me to Scotty Kilmer channel on youtube :)
thewiseking wrote:
'80s sound? o_O
According to wikipedia, surf music "was especially popular from 1962 to 1964".
Oy, That cheezy '80s sound
'80s sound? o_O
According to wikipedia, surf music "was especially popular from 1962 to 1964".
Surfs You Right!
I seriously love Dick Dale!Come on! It's Pipeline! What's not to like?
slaven41 wrote:
Fixed.
Shouldn't Dick Dale be on the billing for this one as well?
Fixed.
zesty ! ripTo me: 7 - Quite Likeable
Just what I needed to get the day going!
Oy, That cheezy '80s sound
slaven41 wrote:
Shouldn't Dick Dale be on the billing for this one as well?
He is named in the song title, which might not fit on your screen....
Stevie Ray Vaughan — Pipeline (w/ Dick Dale)
I've rated this an 8, sometimes it's exactly what I want to hear and other times it's OK as background music...and other times it's just noise. Today I'm in the "I'm really digging this track right now!) Long Live RP!!
Shouldn't Dick Dale be on the billing for this one as well?
Still and always my favorite...
This song makes me think of the music from the old Mega Man Nintendo game. Every time.
Classic cool.
Stevie just foolin' around. And grinning.
Stevie just foolin' around. And grinning.
RadioDoc wrote:
You doin' the chicken on the beach again?
Actually the reference to 'elbows out' refers to the nasty territorial behaviour that surfers can on occasion exhibit.
Though these days I am wondering if the small-handed President can ram through oil pipelines as he wishes to do.
You doin' the chicken on the beach again?
Actually the reference to 'elbows out' refers to the nasty territorial behaviour that surfers can on occasion exhibit.
Though these days I am wondering if the small-handed President can ram through oil pipelines as he wishes to do.
Wow forgot about this one. Rave on Stevie Ray Vaughan
Where is the 11!!! SRV
R.I.P. Stevie - 26 years without you - 8/27/1990
Life Without YouOh now baby tell me how have you been?
We all have missed you and the way you grin
The day is necessary every now and then
For souls to move on givin' life back again and again Fly on, fly on, fly on my friend
Go on live again, love again Day after day, night after night
Sittin' here singin' every minute as the years go passing by, by, by, by
Long look in the mirror we've come face to face
Wishin' all the love we took for granted love we have today Life without you all the love you passed my way
The angels have waited for so long now they have their way
Take your place
We all have missed you and the way you grin
The day is necessary every now and then
For souls to move on givin' life back again and again Fly on, fly on, fly on my friend
Go on live again, love again Day after day, night after night
Sittin' here singin' every minute as the years go passing by, by, by, by
Long look in the mirror we've come face to face
Wishin' all the love we took for granted love we have today Life without you all the love you passed my way
The angels have waited for so long now they have their way
Take your place
Greeting from Macedonia
kcar wrote:
Should be played so loudly that you can't hear the police siren as the cops pull up to your door...
"Gennilmenuwanna beer?!?"
yes, yes
Should be played so loudly that you can't hear the police siren as the cops pull up to your door...
"Gennilmenuwanna beer?!?"
yes, yes
lol gene...........me tooooooooo
GeneP59 wrote:
I'M SORRY I COULDN'T HEAR WHAT YOU SAID CAUSE I HAD IT CRANKED UP TO 11
Should be played so loudly that you can't hear the police siren as the cops pull up to your door...
"Gennilmenuwanna beer?!?"
I'M SORRY I COULDN'T HEAR WHAT YOU SAID CAUSE I HAD IT CRANKED UP TO 11
Should be played so loudly that you can't hear the police siren as the cops pull up to your door...
"Gennilmenuwanna beer?!?"
Boy_Wonder wrote:
Super Righteous Viagra for the souless!!!
so cool Boy_Wonder thank you : )
Surfs Up!!!
Beaten only by Johnny Thunders - he wasn't just a hopeless junkie, y'know, he could really rock!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JYzyvohCGxs
Beaten only by Johnny Thunders - he wasn't just a hopeless junkie, y'know, he could really rock!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JYzyvohCGxs
Super Righteous Viagra for the souless!!!
so cool Boy_Wonder thank you : )
Bill, ya gotta play Jr. Brown's 'Surf Medley'
rmaple53 wrote:
It is. :) They are doing this together.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=56SAxtf-RTg
Thought it was Dick Dale
It is. :) They are doing this together.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=56SAxtf-RTg
GeneP59 wrote:
I'M SORRY I COULDN'T HEAR WHAT YOU SAID CAUSE I HAD IT CRANKED UP TO 11
^^ This!!
I'M SORRY I COULDN'T HEAR WHAT YOU SAID CAUSE I HAD IT CRANKED UP TO 11
^^ This!!
Thought it was Dick Dale
I'M SORRY I COULDN'T HEAR WHAT YOU SAID CAUSE I HAD IT CRANKED UP TO 11
cool ...
Bone wrote:
10
I'm pretty sure that if there was a recording of SRV just repeatedly sitting down on a guitar for 5 minutes, I'd still give it an '8'.
=9=
=9=
10
There goes another voice coil in my loudspeaker.
This version of Pipeline was with Dick Dale. Awesome!
SURFS UP! ... again ...
I'm pretty sure that if there was a recording of SRV just repeatedly sitting down on a guitar for 5 minutes, I'd still give it an '8'.
=9=
=9=
Never heard SRV's version; amazing!
Great song to wake up to!
tmscahill wrote:
I thought Frankie say no more.
SRV say no more.
I thought Frankie say no more.
SRV say no more.
ginniet wrote:
Same here, irresistible tune!
Love the selection this afternoon, Bill! I'm rocking out (quietly) at my desk!
Same here, irresistible tune!
Stevie "surfing" in So. Central Texas! Is that possible?
Stevie Ray Vaughan and Dick Dale, what a great combo.
There is similar music...check out Huevos Rancheros and/or The Ramblin' Ambassadors. Fabulous stuff.
I doubt there is a more rocking piece of music than this here. Amazing. Makes me want to get in my car and drive fast!
Piranga wrote:
Pretty close and his rhythm section, Double Trouble was tremendous.
If anyone was Godlike, it was SRV.
Pretty close and his rhythm section, Double Trouble was tremendous.
If anyone was Godlike, it was SRV.
Nice....
Love the selection this afternoon, Bill! I'm rocking out (quietly) at my desk!
Wow - not sure I knew that Stevie Ray covered this. Nice.
Although not a blues this track illustrates the sheer power of SRV's playing. Pedal to the metal.
Super Righteous Viagra for the souless! Shake it up!
8 >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 9 westslope wrote:
The romance... cuffed and detained just outside of town, (face down on a gravel road at about 3.am by some enthusiastic Border Specialist) skippin one of El Paso's weigh stations (wrong choice on my part - but back then) - (knew I was Canadian right away) - log book - second one they found so far - Where do ya think ya goin at this time of night? Try some of that romance -
Surfing?
This song makes me think of oil and natural gas pipelines. And the fact that y'all will be driving lots and lots this summer.
The romance of the open road, eh?
The romance... cuffed and detained just outside of town, (face down on a gravel road at about 3.am by some enthusiastic Border Specialist) skippin one of El Paso's weigh stations (wrong choice on my part - but back then) - (knew I was Canadian right away) - log book - second one they found so far - Where do ya think ya goin at this time of night? Try some of that romance -
Glad we're not theming here. Dick Dale may be disappointed. (I seriously doubt it). The Chantays may want royalties, though.
ahhhhhHHHH ...so good!
Makes me want to go home and watch The Munsters. Love it.
mrgus wrote:
Whoa- another time machine. 2nd song I ever played on a guitar (Ventures of course). Bill, I'm surprised Joe Weed's The Vultures with David Grisman, Norton Buffalo & others isn't in your playlist. Great instrumentals from 50's & 60's.
if you have that nugget, upload it....Norton's gone dave is still with us do it....
if you have that nugget, upload it....Norton's gone dave is still with us do it....
way cool, kik it stevie.......
perfect after logging on to work after a surf session! now opinion... why does every guitar shredder feel the need to play this song? Don't get me wrong, love SRV, the differences in style and tone really make this song put very strange images in my head....
I didn't realize that this version featured Dick Dale himself! Or that this was from the Back to the Beach soundtrack! Double retro!
I usually hate surf music, but this is pretty good. Lose the handclaps, though!
I guess I would enjoy this kind of music more if it would be played during the day my time. But since the real wild and nervous stuff is always played after 10pm our time. RP just hasn't got my nightsound. It has thow the perfect daytime-sound for us. Here in Zentral Europe. Too bad. It would also be great to have a PSD Button on the RP-App wich I am using to listen to RP over the sonos System. But I dont have a possibility to skip Songs like this that really spoil the Atmosphere with a glass of wine and the Fire in the Cheminée,
Other than that. love RP! ;-)
Other than that. love RP! ;-)
Boy_Wonder wrote:
Couldn't say better than that!!
Surfs Up!!!
Beaten only by Johnny Thunders - he wasn't just a hopeless junkie, y'know, he could really rock!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JYzyvohCGxs
Beaten only by Johnny Thunders - he wasn't just a hopeless junkie, y'know, he could really rock!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JYzyvohCGxs
Couldn't say better than that!!
Much as I like the Chantays' version I grew up with, I like this as well or more. But then, there's not much SRV I don't like.
Just Wow!
I’ve seen Dick several times at Middle East in Cambridge.