2001-01-12 Austin Music Hall Austin, TX, USA Double Trouble - ttbase

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January 12, 2001

"Double Trouble & Friends"

One Set: Intro^[1], Crossfire^[2], Spanish Castle Magic^[3], Cry Sky^[4], Turn Towards the Mirror^[5], Say One Thing^[5], Shes Alright^[5], Cant Stand To See You Go^[6], In the Middle Of the Night^[6], Boom-Bapa-Boom^[6], Let The Good Times Roll^[7], In the Garden^[8], Rock & Roll^[9], Baby Theres No One Like You^[10], Tired All the Time^[10], Groundhog Day^[11], Skyscraper^[12], Too Many Ways To Fall^[13], Bama Lama Bama Loo^[14]

Footnotes:
    [1] Mayor Kirk Watson's address Double Trouble Day, intro by Johnny Walker
    [2] w/ Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Denny Freeman
    [3] w/ Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Eric Johnson, Gordie Johnson, Malford Milligan, Riley Osbourn
    [4] w/ Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Eric Johnson, Charlie Sexton, Malford Milligan, Riley Osbourn
    [5] w/ Arc Angels: Doyle Bramhall II, Charlie Sexton,
    [6] w/ Jimmie Vaughan, Lou Ann Barton
    [7] w/ Susan Tedeschi, Jimmie Vaughan, Kenny Wayne Shepherd
    [8] w/ Susan Tedeschi, Charlie Sexton, Eric Johnson, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Riley Osbourn
    [9] w/ Susan Tedeschi, Gordie Johnson, Charlie Sexton, Kenny Wayne Shepherd
    [10] w/ Jonny Lang, Gordie Johnson
    [11] w/ Jonny Lang, Gordie Johnson, Denny Freeman
    [12] w/ Malford Milligan, Eric Johnson, Denny Freeman, Arc Angels: Doyle Bramhall II, Charlie Sexton
    [13] Arc Angels: Doyle Bramhall II, Charlie Sexton
    [14] w/ Arc Angels: Doyle Bramhall II, Charlie Sexton, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Eric Johnson, Jimmie Vaughan, Lou Ann Barton, Susan Tedeschi, Gordie Johnson, Jonny Lang, Denny Freeman, Malford Milligan, Rayvon Foster, Riley Osbourn, Courtney Audain

Show Notes: The "Double Trouble & Friends" concert at the Austin Music Hall on January 12, 2001, was a star-studded, all-star blues and rock extravaganza.

The concert featured a massive, rotating cast of guest musicians representing both veteran Texas blues legends and newer talents of the era.

The concert doubled as an taping for a celebrated Austin City Limits television special. It was designed as an open jam session and passing-the-torch event, paying tribute to the enduring legacy of Stevie Ray Vaughan while allowing his surviving bandmates to shine on their own terms. Austin City Limits S26.E14. Episode aired 2/24/01.