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Eric or Stevie Ray

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i know!!! think i'll head on over to the popsicle thread.
 
Whoah!

Only a diabolical mind would make me choose.

Very cool that you went to the funeral. I'd like to hear more about that. Although I was a Cream fan before Stevie came along, if I had grown up with Cream it would be a different story. Clapton is probably the better technician bur SRV is just downright nasty and will make you wanna do wrong. I always felt Clapton kind of sold out after the Miller Beer commercial.
 
Whoah!

Only a diabolical mind would make me choose.

Very cool that you went to the funeral. I'd like to hear more about that. Although I was a Cream fan before Stevie came along, if I had grown up with Cream it would be a different story. Clapton is probably the better technician bur SRV is just downright nasty and will make you wanna do wrong. I always felt Clapton kind of sold out after the Miller Beer commercial.

:twisted:

I'll be happy to tell you all about the funeral. It was very cool. We used to visit the grave too on the anniversary, but we haven't done that in a while. Mr. DD was a fan--can you tell? I think your assessment is probably right on. I do agree that SRV had that nasty quality. Lord knows I like the bad boys. It could be that EC is my sentimental fave just because he's been around for so effing long. Hmmmmm....I will have to consider this some more. :scratch:
 
Over the years Clapton has had a more diverse range of styles. I think Clapton could play Stevie Ray better than Stevie Ray could have played Clapton.
 
Yeah , but could Clapton play Stevie playing Jimi ? Hmmm...
 
I don't know if i can even compare these two. Their styles are so different. I LOVE SRV though and would've loved to see him Live and in person. I'll have to go with Stevie. (by the way, we almost named Jayden Stevie, after Steve) :wave:
 
Stevie, maybe because he overcame so much and probably had so much more to give.

If you enjoy guitar check out Netflix for "It Might Get Loud", a wonderful documentary featuring Jimmy Page, The Edge and Jack White of the White Stripes.
 
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