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Jimmie Vaughan: Strange Pleasure (180g white Vinyl, 45rpm) (2-LP)

2-LP 180-gram white vinyl, 45RPM, gatefold sleeve. 12 tracks. Total playing time approx. 53 min.- Limited, numbered Edition -

"Heaven done called another blues stringer back home" - Six Strings Down.

Jimmie Vaughan, co-founder of the Fabulous Thunderbirds and older brother of Stevie Ray Vaughan, recorded one of the most fascinating blues/roots albums of all time in 1994!
We at Bear Family Records® are proud to release this exquisite Nile Rodgers production on vinyl for the first time worldwide as an audiophile double LP limited to 1,500 copies.
Special limited and numbered pressing on white vinyl! On sale while stocks last.
Mastered by grandmaster Bob Ludwig, the album is pressed off DMM foils and plays at 45 rpm for perfect sound reproduction.
Great songs like Boom-Bapa-Boom, Flamence Dancer, Tilt A Whirl, Two Wings and the beautiful tribute to his brother who died in an accident in 1990, Six Strings Down, were recorded with Bill Willis - Hammond B3, and George Rains - drums, plus guest Dr. John.
A gatefold cover with all song lyrics and Boom-Bapa-Boom in a longer version (not on original CD) complete this fantastic vinyl project.

‘Strange Pleasure', the first solo album by Texas guitarist Jimmie Vaughan, was released on CD in 1994. Produced by the brilliant Nile Rodgers and mastered by one of the greatest in the business, Bob Ludwig, 'Strange Pleasure' became the musical and sound model for many subsequent productions. It established Vaughan as a musician, singer and songwriter in his own right and was the beginning of his Tilt A Whirl Band based on chunky Hammond B3 accompaniment.

Jimmie Vaughan was born in Dallas in 1951. After his first teenage experiences in garage rock bands, he became interested in blues at an early age. His idols include Albert Collins, Freddie King, Albert King and Johnny 'Guitar' Watson. In 1974, he formed the Fabulous Thunderbirds, the seminal blues combo of the day, which reached No. 10 on the Billboard singles chart in 1986 with Tuff Enuff.

In 1990, Jimmie Vaughan left the band to work more closely with his younger brother Stevie Ray Vaughan. But SRV was killed in an accident in October 1990 ...

When 'Strange Pleasure' was released in 1994, Jimmie Vaughan had found his own style. 'Strange Pleasure' is a creative album full of feeling. It allows Jimmie to convey an eclectic range of moods and good humor, and Jimmie always plays a compelling guitar lick or solo as only he can.

A blues record at its core, the album stylistically breaks away from the rigid scheme, however, and shows influences of jazz, soul grooves and gospel vocals. Above all, the mature nature of Vaughan's vocals is astonishing. A terrific album, nominated at the time for a Grammy© as "best modern blues album".

In the '90s, there was probably a small vinyl edition in the Netherlands; apart from that, Bear Family is releasing the eleven songs from the original CD, supplemented by a slightly longer version of Boom-Bapa-Boom for the first time on vinyl.

To ensure that the powerful yet warm sound can be felt at its best, Bear Family's vinyl edition comes as a heavy double LP pressed on 180-gram vinyl that plays at 45RPM. This is as perfect as this great album can sound!

> also available as limited and numbered edition on BLACK vinyl, cat. no. BAF218051

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Interpret: Jimmie Vaughan
Album titlle: Strange Pleasure (180g white Vinyl, 45rpm) (2-LP)
Genre Blues
Label Bear Family Records
Vinyl record size LP (12 Inch)
Record Grading Mint (M)
Sleeve Grading Mint (M)
Vinyl weight 180g Vinyl
Geschwindigkeit 45 U/min
Edition 2 Deluxe Edition
Artikelart LP
EAN: 4000127180520
weight in Kg 0.35

Vaughan, Jimmie - Strange Pleasure (180g white Vinyl, 45rpm) (2-LP) LP 1
01	Boom-Bapa-Boom	Jimmie Vaughan
02	Don’t Cha Know	Jimmie Vaughan
03	Hey-Yeah	Jimmie Vaughan
04	Flamence Dancer	Jimmie Vaughan
05	(Everbody’s Got) Sweet Soul Vibe	Jimmie Vaughan
06	Tilt A Whirl	Jimmie Vaughan

Vaughan, Jimmie - Strange Pleasure (180g white Vinyl, 45rpm) (2-LP) LP 2
01	Six Strings Down	Jimmie Vaughan
02	Just Like Purty	Jimmie Vaughan
03	Two Wings	Jimmie Vaughan
04	Love The World	Jimmie Vaughan
05	Strange Pleasure (Modern Backporch Duende)	Jimmie Vaughan
06	Boom-Bapa-Boom (long version)	Jimmie Vaughan

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"Jimmie Vaughan"

Jimmie Vaughan

Jimmie Vaughan is an American blues guitarist and singer. He was born on March 20, 1951, in Dallas, Texas, USA. Jimmie is known for his influential work in the blues genre and is recognized as a skilled guitarist.

Vaughan first gained prominence in the late 1970s and early 1980s as a member of The Fabulous Thunderbirds, a blues rock band. He played a crucial role in shaping the band's sound and contributed to their success during that period. However, he left the band in 1990 to pursue a solo career.

As a solo artist, Jimmie Vaughan continued to make significant contributions to the blues genre. His style is deeply rooted in traditional blues, and he often pays homage to the classic blues sound while incorporating his own unique approach. Vaughan's guitar playing is characterized by a smooth and tasteful style, and he is highly regarded for his mastery of the instrument.

Jimmie Vaughan's discography includes several solo albums, and he has collaborated with various musicians over the years. His dedication to preserving and promoting the blues has earned him respect among fans and fellow musicians alike.

Jimmie Vaughan's career spans several decades, and he has made significant contributions to the blues genre. Here's a brief overview of his career, highlighting some important albums:

"The Fabulous Thunderbirds" (1979): This album, featuring Jimmie Vaughan on guitar, helped establish the band's reputation in the blues and rock scene.

Jimmie Vaughan Solo Career:

"Strange Pleasure" (1994): Jimmie Vaughan's debut solo album showcased his blues prowess and distinctive guitar style. The album received critical acclaim.

"Out There" (1998): Another solo effort, this album continued to demonstrate Vaughan's dedication to the blues and featured a mix of original compositions and covers.

"Do You Get the Blues?" (2001): This album earned Jimmie Vaughan a Grammy Award for Best Traditional Blues Album. It reflects his deep connection to traditional blues music.

"Plays Blues, Ballads & Favorites" (2010): As the title suggests, this album is a collection of Vaughan's interpretations of blues classics, showcasing his appreciation for the genre's roots.

"Baby, Please Come Home" (2019): This album features Vaughan's soulful guitar work and smooth vocals. It includes a mix of original compositions and covers, highlighting his continued commitment to the blues tradition.

Collaborations:

Jimmie Vaughan has collaborated with various artists over the years, contributing his guitar skills to their projects.

These albums represent just a portion of Jimmie Vaughan's extensive discography. His work reflects a commitment to preserving and evolving the blues tradition, and his influence extends beyond his solo career through his contributions to the blues-rock scene with The Fabulous Thunderbirds

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Customer evaluation for "Strange Pleasure (180g white Vinyl, 45rpm) (2-LP)"

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"The Jimmie Vaughan release "Strange Pleasure" appeared on CD around ten years ago.
Bear Family Records writes about the reissue as a double LP, among other things: "[...] Jimmie Vaughan, co-founder of the Fabulous Thunderbirds and older brother of Stevie Ray Vaughan, recorded one of the most fascinating blues/roots albums of all time in 1994! We at Bear Family Records are proud to release this exquisite Nile Rodgers production as an audiophile double LP limited to 1,500 copies for the first time worldwide on vinyl. [...] Mastered at the time by grandmaster Bob Ludwig, the album is pressed by DMM foils and plays at 45 rpm for perfect sound reproduction. Great songs like Boom-Bapa-Boom, Flamence Dancer, Tilt A Whirl, Two Wings and the beautiful tribute to his brother who was killed in an accident in 1990, Six Strings Down, were recorded with Bill Willis - Hammond B3 and George Rains - drums plus guest Dr John. [...]"

Eleven songs on the CD, twelve compositions on the double LP, which was released as 180 g vinyl (limited to one thousand five hundred copies) and is played at 45 rpm.
At the very end, on the second LP, Side B, there is a longer version of the number "Boom-Bapa-Boom". Longer in this case means around a minute. We are offered a little more guitar sounds and vocals. Either way, this track, with Dr John on the piano, is a great album opener in the shorter version, especially as the first track, which makes you happy from the very beginning of "Strange Pleasure" and eagerly anticipate the other songs.

The album number 1202, which was used for this review, is still a highlight today.
It shows how Jimmie Vaughan's album from back then is timeless. The music still sounds so fresh and although the two LPs keep you on your toes, there's no denying that the twelve songs have lost none of their appeal. In this context, "Flamenco Dancer" deserves a mention. The Latin introduction by René Martinez is first class, the groove is excellent and Bill Willis plays a great Hammond solo. Highlight!

Of course, his vocals and his imaginative, emotional fretboard rides are the cherry on the cake.
Dr John's piano contributions in the opener and the title track "Strange Pleasure (Modern Backporch Duente)" are excellent. The penultimate track on the double LP is particularly impressive. Recorded as a duo, it creates a very special atmosphere. Dr John also ventures into jazzy territory and the protagonist creates the appropriate mood on the acoustic guitar. "Strange Pleasure (Modern Backporch Duente)" is the most personal instrumental on this album.

The album, which is dedicated to his brother Stevie Ray Vaughan and Albert Collins, contains another feast for the ears in the form of "Six String Down". Jimmie Vaughan almost solo, his vocals accompanied by the acoustic guitar and a chorus of Oren Waters, Terry Young and Kevin Dorsey that will give you goose bumps. The list of blues veterans is twelve-bar history.
The choral vocals are the special flavour in some of the songs.

Another marvellously groovy number is "Tilt A Whirl" with Joe Sublett on saxophone. This song is crowned by a series of solos from piano man Junior Brantley, Hammond player Bill Willis, woodwind player Joe Sublett and, of course, Jimmie Vaughan. A great song in which the saxophone in particular stands out. Super!

Jimmie Vaughan's "Strange Pleasure" can also shine in the new edition as a double LP."
Wolfgang Giese, Rocktimes

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