>> ^BoneRemake:

Did I send you this ?


think i sent it to you.im a huge icey fan but it could be you sent it to me.
i dont actually remember lol.
i found it in my bookmarks and figured i would post.

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MOTHER FUCKER.

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Tag this with Johnny Copeland. That's him, the late, great Johnny Copeland, on co-lead guitar and co-lead vocals here. Copeland is also a Texas blues legend, and Grammy-winner who started out a generation before Stevie in the '50s. Not as showy as the (amazing) Vaughan, but every bit as soulful. Oh, and he's Shemekia Copeland's dad!

*quality *doublepromote

Just found this looking for Stevie Ray Vaughn. Awesome, quite the hidden gem you have here @enoch!

>> ^sixshot:

People of the world, Michael Jackson has returned.


Sounded a bit more like Stevie Wonder to me. Nonetheless, he has a real talent that hopefully isn't squandered.

Hey, thanks for the Fry Lurve.

I always thought he was amazing -- to have it all laid out like that was overwhelming.

In reply to this comment by hpqp:
*promote the nauseatingly versatile international treasure!

(I <3 Stephen Fry soooooo much)

The whole show is now available:

http://videosift.com/video/Stephen-Fry-50-Not-Out-All-things-Stevie

Yeah...that's how I took it.>> ^ghark:

>> ^criticalthud:
great artists realize how lucky they are to share in a collective body of work. they share, they inspire.
bad artists are typically competitive, envious, judgmental wannabe's. all about the "me" instead of the "we".
so this asshole feels like he beatboxes better than other people. fine. does stevie wonder tell other people to stop playing keyboards cause he's better, and he's studied classical music?

it's sarcasm...

>> ^criticalthud:

great artists realize how lucky they are to share in a collective body of work. they share, they inspire.
bad artists are typically competitive, envious, judgmental wannabe's. all about the "me" instead of the "we".
so this asshole feels like he beatboxes better than other people. fine. does stevie wonder tell other people to stop playing keyboards cause he's better, and he's studied classical music?


it's sarcasm...

great artists realize how lucky they are to share in a collective body of work. they share, they inspire.
bad artists are typically competitive, envious, judgmental wannabe's. all about the "me" instead of the "we".
so this asshole feels like he beatboxes better than other people. fine. does stevie wonder tell other people to stop playing keyboards cause he's better, and he's studied classical music?

Watch out Stevie, being a celebrity makes you a possible "ringleader".

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