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stage with their musical influences; the tour represented, for them, an indicator of success. However, these advantages had been gained at a price; Shannon, in retrospect, noted the stress and strain on the band. They had succumbed to "everything you'd want, right there—and for a long time it was fun". However, Vaughan's friend Lew Stokes, while also expressing concerns, concludes that, despite
Vaughan's substance abuse, his moral compass remained, and the way he treated people had never wavered. The tour confirmed Vaughan's mastery of the electric guitar. This was evidenced in his hometown, on June 16, when a number of radio VIPs attended the
377:. These were attended by various musicians, radio station personalities, disc jockeys, record store owners, music critics, and record company executives. The band also made promotional appearances. On tour, even during the busiest traveling days, they would fit these into their daily schedule. The band would later find them exhausting. Before the tour could begin, Vaughan and Double Trouble needed the support of radio stations, Dallas' Q102-FM in particular. At first disc jockey Redbeard received only negative reactions from listeners when he played the album. Nevertheless, he persevered and played
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706:, but this had grown to $ 1,500 by the beginning of the tour. After four months on the road, during the Moody Blues tour in October–December 1983, the band received $ 5,000 per show, an amount that included additional bonuses dependent on ticket sale plateaus. Layton stated that, "I could actually pay my rent and keep my lights turned on and have money to eat on and put gas in my car—that was our real priority in life." He later recounted that the year before they had "very little money" and were "basically broke".
370:. The plan was for the band to begin the tour performing nationwide then tour Western Europe. They would headline theater dates in Texas playing for their immediate statewide fan base. Agents Rick Alter and Alex Hodges provided marketing assistance. Their philosophies and techniques in the major markets led to the band eventually performing arena tours, which enabled them to earn bonuses for reaching specific ticket sales plateaus.
588:, Austin City Coliseum and the Bronco Bowl in Dallas in early October. An advertisement for the Dallas concert included the phrase "the triumphant return of Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble". The main reason for their return to Texas was to play celebratory homecoming concerts for Vaughan's immediate fan base in the state. He had performed extensively on the Texas club circuit for nearly a decade. Vaughan featured guitarist
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424:. A review of the concert described it as "one of the lightest turnouts of the season", adding that Gerulaitis and McEnroe "still cannot lure hordes of teenagers to a concert, even a benefit for a worthy cause". However, the review praised the band: "The concert opened strongly with the ubiquitous Texas guitarist Stevie Ray Vaughan leading his trio Double Trouble through a workmanlike set of blues and boogie-woogie."
556:, Vaughan's "technique and command are something quite extraordinary". This was, as former bandmate Billy Alford put it, "just a major drug fest". Referring to Vaughan's escalating substance abuse, Alford said, "I knew he was going to be a star, that he had it. It was just a matter of timing and whether he would kill himself before he got there." The final European concert was performed on September 9 at the
495:. One person who took particular note of this was the band's road crew member Byron Barr, whose journal records the reaction in demeaning terms: "Played Reading Festival. People were rude bastards. They threw bottles full of piss & all kinds of rude shit." Uber Rock writer Andy P's own recollection, written in 2014, was similar: "He kinda stuck out a bit like a sore thumb and like
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who was now the band's keyboardist. They were away for over ten months, and took a break in May 1986, to change their management team. A second visit to Europe, from
September until October 1986, was the last of the exhaustive touring schedule. Vaughan's new personal assistant, Timothy Duckworth, had
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Manager
Chesley Millikin had been effusive with his praise in a letter to Epic's Jack Chase, dated October 12. He wrote that the band would not have had the chance to breakout nationally without the benefit of Epic's marketing efforts. He confirmed that Vaughan and Double Trouble would soon return to
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Vaughan and the band to begin touring as soon as possible—the longer the album took to breakout, the more competition it would face. The itinerary he initially planned included the Eastern and Southwestern United States. The additional legs were only added after the growing international
747:. A number of songs were outtakes, including an instrumental and a lyrical piece. The released works include two instrumentals "Scuttle Buttin'" and "Stang's Swang", and two lyrical pieces "Couldn't Stand the Weather" and "Honey Bee". Vaughan's creative progress is reflected in the songs released on
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has received the most accolades , but without Jack Chase, the record might have been just another of those grapes withering on the vine", according to
Hopkins. However, there is no evidence to suggest that Hammond was less involved in the making of the band's subsequent studio albums; it seems that
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Despite his earnings from the tour, Vaughan and his wife Lenny continued to live in their modest house in Austin. However, travel and public appearances dominated the next two years of
Vaughan's life. In March 1984 the band was on tour again, this time around North America, Europe, Australasia and
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In terms of critical reception, while there were some mixed reactions, Vaughan and Double
Trouble were generally well received. The band was now known throughout the United States, Canada and Europe. As well as encounters with other musical celebrities, the group now had the ability to share the
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In a memorandum to executives at the southwest branch of Epic written before the tour, marketing Vice
President Jack Chase agreed to break Vaughan and Double Trouble out of Texas. After a branch meeting he said: "The prize is having Stevie Ray Vaughn on our label and in your bags to promote and
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Angeles was a sellout. "As we were pulling up to the club, there was a line all the way around the block," recalled Shannon. Two months later, after their success in Europe, Vaughan and Double Trouble received a portion of the near $ 75,000 in ticket sale revenue, following an appearance
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December 28. The following year, after studio duties were completed, Vaughan and Double Trouble earned a percentage of the near $ 155,000 gross revenue after their performance in Nashville. The stability of the band's career meant they could enjoy making their living by playing music.
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was effusive about Hammond's presence during the sessions; Hammond, he said, "was kind of like a nice hand on your shoulder", and: "he was a feedback person". Layton called him "our gyroscope", and praised his keen ability to identify keeper takes and eliminate over processing.
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to play at the Rolling Hills Country Club, and later at the Soap Creek Saloon. Vaughan then joined a band called Krackerjack for a three-month stint. He had accepted offers from several local bands, but within six years of arriving in Austin, Vaughan and his own group,
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The first leg of the tour took the band through the United States and Canada, and then on to Europe where they toured for two weeks. They then returned to North America where, during a leg that lasted more than three months, Vaughan and Double Trouble opened for
272:. The tour concluded in the Mid-Atlantic. The band returned to the studio in January 1984. The tour resumed the following month. The final leg incorporated return stops to several cities, and a visit to Hawaii, before the band returned home in late February.
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the day before he caught the attention of the bottle throwers. Unlike Steel Pulse who ended their set early with bottles clanging off their steel drums he persisted with real flair asking the crowd politely, 'I know it's fun but put a stop to it'."
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sell". Chase said it was his duty to break Vaughan nationally, otherwise "the pride in selling a 'Men at Work' is long gone". He went on to describe Vaughan as a "remarkable artist". Author Craig Hopkins has suggested that the success of
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on February 8, where they did two shows at the Moonshadow Saloon. During the first performance, Vaughan paused during their set and asked an unruly patron to leave the venue, one of the few times he called out a disruptive patron.
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read about the incident in a local newspaper and wrote the song "Willie the Wimp". He recorded a demo of the song that he gave to Vaughan, who later included his version on the band's live album,
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The tour provided the band with widespread exposure and was a commercial success. Vaughan continued to tour in the ensuing seven years before his death in a helicopter crash in August 1990.
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accountant, and future business partner, Edi Johnson who remembered, "I'm not an authority on music—it's whatever turned me on—but this did". After an appearance before record producer
447:, earning nearly $ 700,000 in gross revenue. The band proceeded through the west and Midwestern U.S., an area that encompassed Michigan, Illinois, Colorado and California, arriving in
523:—"...where Hitler marched through on horseback. Pretty scary to think that all that shit happened just 40 years or so ago", wrote Barr in his journal. A further concert was played in
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concerns about his escalating substance abuse. This ultimately threatened Vaughan's life—and now threatened Shannon's, who was also immersed by addiction.
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Stevie Ray Vaughan – Day by Day, Night After Night: His Early Years, 1954–1982
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Mahin, Bruce P. (September 16, 1983). "Much More concert review".
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515:. In Paris they also visited the famous
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3797:"'Tennis Rock': McEnroe and Gerulaitis"
3301:H, Johnny; P, Andy (December 7, 2014).
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3240:, Inc. August 20, 1983. p. 44.
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2900:Stevie Ray Vaughan live performances
511:(CRIA) for selling 50,000 copies of
3923:Prown, Pete; Sharken, Lisa (2003).
483:. However, in a lineup with mainly
3862:LeLievre, Roger (April 18, 2013).
3801:The New York Times Digital Archive
3782:Haldin, Ken (September 23, 1983).
3589:"AB Boxscore: Top Concert Grosses"
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812:"The Things (That) I Used to Do" (
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503:On August 31 the band traveled to
291:) was born on October 3, 1954, in
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3927:. San Francisco: Backbeat Books.
3795:Holden, Stephen (July 25, 1983).
3521:Live at Montreux: 1982 & 1985
3307:Uber Rock: Kick Ass Rock 'n' Roll
1882:James L. Knight Convention Center
1777:Johnny Sportcoat and the Casuals
287:was born March 20, 1951; Stevie (
4495:Stevie Ray Vaughan concert tours
4099:Live at Montreux 1982 & 1985
3699:Hopkins (2011), pp. 99–132
2771:Mike Jordan and the Rockamatics
974:Ray Fuller and the Bluesrockers
642:, appearing at the tenth-annual
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4353:Couldn't Stand the Weather Tour
3767:. Bloomington: iUniverse, Inc.
3765:It Looked So Good in the Window
3708:Hopkins (2011), pp. 144–7
3681:Hopkins (2011), pp. 53–98
3637:Hopkins (2011), pp. 29–32
3436:, Album Network, 1993, Redbeard
3216:Hopkins (2011), pp. 29–30
2949:Hopkins (2010), pp. 67–70
2895:Couldn't Stand the Weather Tour
2851:Duke Tumatoe and the Power Trio
1548:Mitch Woods and His Rocket 88's
223:Couldn't Stand the Weather Tour
3400:Hopkins (2011), pp. 44–5
3335:Hopkins (2011), pp. 34–5
3258:Hopkins (2011), pp. 31–3
3198:Hopkins (2011), pp. 27–8
3177:Hopkins (2011), pp. 26–7
3147:Hopkins (2011), pp. 24–5
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2548:Ron Thompson and the Resistors
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471:Europe (August–September 1983)
385:Opening leg (June–August 1983)
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116:Poster for a concert in Dallas
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4227:All Your Love (I Miss Loving)
3838:. Milwaukee: Backbeat Books.
3819:. Milwaukee: Backbeat Books.
3365:Hopkins (2011), p. 36–7
3236:. Vol. 95, no. 34.
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1441:Lowell Showboat Amphitheater
608:United States (February 1984)
596:the studio, and learned that
4368:The Fire Meets the Fury Tour
4330:Voodoo Child (Slight Return)
4321:The Things That I Used to Do
3717:Hopkins (2011), pp. 136, 146
2334:Omaha Civic Auditorium Arena
1057:George Faber and Stronghold
796:Voodoo Child (Slight Return)
435:. The concert also featured
4464:Death of Stevie Ray Vaughan
3480:Hopkins (2011), pp. 48, 145
2400:Veterans Memorial Coliseum
2169:Buffalo Memorial Auditorium
1071:Asbury Park Convention Hall
816:cover) or "Tin Pan Alley" (
800:The Jimi Hendrix Experience
620:with John Hammond. Drummer
166:February 25, 1984
54:. The specific problem is:
4511:
4018:Couldn't Stand the Weather
3501:Hopkins (2011), pp. 39, 45
3380:The Heart of Rock and Roll
3138:Hopkins (2011), pp. 19, 23
3093:Hopkins (2011), pp. 22, 24
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2134:
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2057:Portland Memorial Coliseum
1755:
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952:
749:Couldn't Stand the Weather
745:Couldn't Stand the Weather
631:Couldn't Stand the Weather
50:to meet Knowledge (XXG)'s
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2714:P.B. Scott's Music Hall
1826:P.B. Scott's Music Hall
1422:Montreal Olympic Stadium
1118:Lupo's Heartbreak Hotel
881:
868:Third Stone From the Sun
654:where they performed at
646:, an event organized by
3884:Richmond Times-Dispatch
3834:Hopkins, Craig (2011).
3815:Hopkins, Craig (2010).
2386:Seattle Center Coliseum
1830:Reverend Billy C. Wirtz
660:University of Tennessee
285:Jimmie Lawrence Vaughan
151:June 22, 1983
4397:Live at the El Mocambo
3646:Hopkins (2011), p. 301
3238:Nielsen Business Media
2455:McNichols Sports Arena
2244:Pittsburgh Civic Arena
2229:Baltimore Civic Center
1997:G.T. and the Trustees
1197:Vincent Michaels Band
1165:Schines Auburn Theatre
825:Mary Had a Little Lamb
317:Montreux Jazz Festival
236:Texas Flood World Tour
18:Texas Flood World Tour
4085:Live at Carnegie Hall
3855:The Gazette Telegraph
3690:Hopkins (2011), p. 99
3628:Hopkins (2011), p. 24
3578:Hopkins (2011), p. 44
3510:Hopkins (2011), p. 45
3492:Hopkins (2011), p. 49
3471:Hopkins (2011), p. 48
3457:Hopkins (2011), p. 47
3448:Hopkins (2011), p. 59
3412:Hopkins (2011), p. 46
3356:Hopkins (2011), p. 36
3326:Hopkins (2011), p. 34
3291:Hopkins (2011), p. 33
3279:Hopkins (2011), p. 32
3267:Hopkins (2011), p. 31
3189:Hopkins (2011), p. 27
3168:Hopkins (2011), p. 26
3159:Hopkins (2011), p. 25
3129:Hopkins (2011), p. 22
3117:Hopkins (2011), p. 28
3105:Hopkins (2011), p. 23
3084:Hopkins (2011), p. 39
3072:Hopkins (2011), p. 38
3056:Hopkins (2011), p. 35
3042:Hopkins (2011), p. 11
3033:Hopkins (2011), p. 18
3024:Hopkins (2011), p. 19
3012:Hopkins (2011), p. 16
3003:Hopkins (2011), p. 17
2573:Wax Museum Nightclub
2304:St. Paul Civic Center
2184:Philadelphia Spectrum
2131:Hartford Civic Center
2030:Austin City Coliseum
1957:University of Florida
1661:Rock and Roll Circus
1545:Fabulous Pork Swords
1374:Street Light Knights
612:The band traveled to
477:Reading Rock Festival
420:as a benefit for the
242:in North America and
3763:Cooper, Sid (2008).
3658:"Stevie Ray Vaughan"
3656:Barr, Byron (2013).
2994:Hopkins (2011), p. 9
2610:Upper Darby Township
2425:Northlands Coliseum
2289:Rockford MetroCentre
2154:Centrum in Worcester
2080:Seattle Center Arena
1993:McAlister Auditorium
1901:Brassy's Night Club
1805:Scott Lake Pavilion
1603:Hodge Brothers Band
61:improve this article
27:1983–84 concert tour
3895:. November 8, 2006.
3857:. Colorado Springs.
3662:Vintage Texas Blues
2749:Tate Student Center
2697:Alumni Memorial Gym
2470:ASU Activity Center
2319:Five Seasons Center
2259:Riverfront Coliseum
2199:Brendan Byrne Arena
2113:Northlands Coliseum
1948:September 30, 1983
1935:September 28, 1983
1922:September 27, 1983
1909:September 26, 1983
1893:September 25, 1983
1873:September 23, 1983
1857:September 22, 1983
1836:September 21, 1983
1818:September 20, 1983
1797:September 17, 1983
1782:September 16, 1983
1766:September 15, 1983
1748:September 14, 1983
1457:Vanessa Davis Band
1370:Saint Andrew's Hall
1087:First City Cabaret
919:
656:Alumni Memorial Gym
650:. They moved on to
289:Stephen Ray Vaughan
93:
4490:1984 concert tours
4485:1983 concert tours
4235:Come On (Part III)
4202:Chitlins con Carne
3982:Stevie Ray Vaughan
3868:The Ann Arbor News
3784:"Concert Listings"
3344:Brown (1983), p. 8
2857:February 25, 1984
2842:February 18, 1984
2827:February 17, 1984
2811:February 16, 1984
2794:February 15, 1984
2776:February 12, 1984
2767:Shryock Auditorium
2758:February 11, 1984
2740:February 10, 1984
2732:Moonshadow Saloon
2640:December 31, 1983
2624:December 30, 1983
2606:December 29, 1983
2581:December 28, 1983
2562:December 27, 1983
2461:November 30, 1983
2443:November 28, 1983
2437:Olympic Saddledome
2430:November 25, 1983
2419:November 24, 1983
2405:November 22, 1983
2392:November 21, 1983
2379:November 20, 1983
2360:Frank Erwin Center
2011:Houston Music Hall
1917:Tom's Point After
1720:September 9, 1983
1702:September 8, 1983
1687:September 7, 1983
1671:September 4, 1983
1666:September 2, 1983
1650:September 1, 1983
1507:Rainbow Music Hall
1103:Ripley Music Hall
1024:Short Stuff, Truc
1020:Summerfest Grounds
1003:Mississippi Nights
786:The Isley Brothers
586:Houston Music Hall
200:concert chronology
4472:
4471:
4358:Soul to Soul Tour
4198:The Sky Is Crying
4148:Official bootlegs
4051:The Sky Is Crying
3893:Los Angeles Times
3845:978-1-61774-022-0
3826:978-1-4234-8598-8
3788:Ocala Star-Banner
3774:978-0-5955-2140-1
2879:
2878:
2870:Opening act for:
2835:Embassy Ballroom
2803:Braden Auditorium
2724:February 8, 1984
2706:February 7, 1984
2688:February 5, 1984
2660:February 4, 1984
2635:Skip Castro Band
2534:December 4, 1983
2526:Opening act for:
2513:December 3, 1983
2496:December 2, 1983
2476:December 1, 1983
2414:Pacific Coliseum
2366:November 7, 1983
2353:November 6, 1983
2340:November 4, 1983
2325:November 2, 1983
2310:November 1, 1983
2295:October 31, 1983
2280:October 30, 1983
2265:October 29, 1983
2250:October 28, 1983
2235:October 26, 1983
2220:October 25, 1983
2205:October 23, 1983
2190:October 22, 1983
2175:October 21, 1983
2160:October 19, 1983
2145:October 18, 1983
2135:Opening act for:
2119:October 17, 1983
2104:October 15, 1983
2086:October 13, 1983
2071:October 12, 1983
2061:Opening act for:
2048:October 11, 1983
1962:Artimus Pyle Band
1930:Playground South
1865:Playground South
1790:York Fairgrounds
1568:Northern Rockers
1231:Montreal Spectrum
1136:The Lost Tropics
1037:Quinsippi Island
899:
479:in the county of
455:with opening act
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52:quality standards
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2566:Washington, D.C.
2543:Kabuki Nightclub
2528:The Moody Blues
2505:UC Santa Barbara
2098:Pacific Coliseum
2035:October 8, 1983
2022:October 7, 1983
2002:October 6, 1983
1984:October 2, 1983
1968:October 1, 1983
1943:Mr. T's Club 19
1642:Reading Festival
1630:August 27, 1983
1612:Huntington Beach
1608:August 23, 1983
1590:August 22, 1983
1574:August 21, 1983
1555:August 20, 1983
1515:August 19, 1983
1498:August 16, 1983
1486:Colorado Springs
1482:August 15, 1983
1467:August 13, 1983
1446:August 12, 1983
1430:August 11, 1983
1329:Washington, D.C.
1194:Rooftop Skyroom
1132:Paradise Theatre
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414:Vitas Gerulaitis
214:Texas Flood Tour
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1979:The Road Ducks
1904:The Road Ducks
1868:The Road Ducks
1851:The Road Ducks
1848:The Heartfixers
1809:The Spongetones
1477:, Clark Street
1412:August 3, 1983
1394:August 1, 1983
935:Opening Act(s)
915:
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773:Typical Setlist
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2016:Eric Johnson
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4424:David Bowie
4414:Discography
4312:Texas Flood
4268:Little Wing
4061:Live albums
4009:Texas Flood
2889:Texas Flood
2780:Kansas City
2595:The Outlaws
2064:Men at Work
1988:New Orleans
1952:Gainesville
1897:Cocoa Beach
1887:Mitch Ryder
1675:West Berlin
1617:Golden Bear
1594:Los Angeles
1406:Lonnie Mack
1353:The Decade
1302:Radio City
1246:Barrymore's
1066:Asbury Park
949:Bloomington
904:cover) or "
902:Lonnie Mack
861:Little Wing
852:"Tell Me" (
847:Larry Davis
843:Texas Flood
818:Bob Geddins
814:Guitar Slim
753:Texas Flood
738:Texas Flood
716:Men at Work
704:Texas Flood
676:Bill Carter
598:Texas Flood
548:Texas Flood
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519:, then the
513:Texas Flood
497:Steel Pulse
489:heavy metal
465:Sammy Hagar
453:ChicagoFest
379:Texas Flood
368:Texas Flood
366:success of
355:Texas Flood
337:Bryan Adams
325:Los Angeles
309:Manor Downs
266:Men at Work
257:Texas Flood
141:Texas Flood
98:Global tour
63:if you can.
4479:Categories
4092:In Session
4070:Live Alive
3737:2019-12-12
2906:References
2873:The Police
2762:Carbondale
2408:Vancouver
2373:The Summit
2299:Saint Paul
2254:Cincinnati
2239:Pittsburgh
1939:Clearwater
1774:Much More
1599:The Palace
1563:The Stone
1519:Sacramento
1398:Louisville
1349:Pittsburgh
1259:El Mocambo
1150:The Chance
1114:Providence
983:Cincinnati
913:Tour dates
896:"Testify"
711:The Palace
697:Commercial
681:Live Alive
445:Peter Tosh
437:The Police
406:El Mocambo
395:Providence
279:Background
248:blues rock
170:1984-02-25
155:1983-06-22
148:Start date
4285:Say What!
4252:Hide Away
4244:Crossfire
4181:Rude Mood
3873:August 1,
3758:. London.
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2664:Nashville
2628:Baltimore
2517:Inglewood
2480:San Diego
2422:Edmonton
2269:Ann Arbor
2224:Baltimore
2149:Worcester
2090:Vancouver
1976:Nightown
1844:Harlow's
1822:Charlotte
1724:Amsterdam
1714:The Venue
1582:Keystone
1578:Palo Alto
1475:Jr. Wells
1471:Buddy Guy
1415:Montreal
1402:Stage II
1334:The Bayou
1311:New Haven
1177:Rochester
1090:Eve Moon
1015:Milwaukee
998:St. Louis
967:Cleveland
898:(Reprise)
891:Rude Mood
829:Buddy Guy
759:Aftermath
692:Reception
652:Knoxville
636:Nashville
562:Amsterdam
544:The Venue
529:Kreuzberg
485:hard rock
481:Berkshire
457:Buddy Guy
399:Rochester
339:concert.
226:(1984–85)
217:(1983–84)
4276:Pipeline
3806:March 5,
3667:March 5,
3386:March 5,
3312:March 5,
2882:See also
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2433:Calgary
2396:Portland
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2369:Houston
2284:Rockford
2209:Portland
2123:Hartford
2108:Edmonton
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1926:Sarasota
1770:Richmond
1732:Paradiso
1710:England
1638:England
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1536:Berkeley
1524:Cal Expo
1449:Chicago
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1320:Current
1276:Colmans
1255:Toronto
1226:Montreal
988:Bogart's
929:Country
558:Paradiso
429:Montreal
189:of shows
163:End date
122:Location
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4303:Testify
4166:Singles
4036:In Step
3748:Sources
2831:Chicago
2728:Atlanta
2644:Norfolk
2411:Canada
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2164:Buffalo
2094:Canada
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2006:Houston
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1210:Canada
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782:Testify
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4219:Songs
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