Arc Angels _ Sent by Angels
12. Jul, 2010 
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My favorite passage is to leave de2 ‘ 53 “, there is a I do not know what of rock blues Confederate 70 ‘ simple but good
A pessoa mais maravilhosa mais brilhante deste mundo, pessoa que Deus me enviou com anjos, meu pequeno anjo como eu te amo te quero te venero….te amo para sempre enviada por anjos….bjo fe
nice to see doyle not quite so f@ked up
Doyle Bramhall is THE most underrated guitar player in the history of rock n’ roll.
Most guys who think they can play guitar couldn’t play a single bar of it the way Doyle does it: TOTALLY UPSIDE F’N DOWN.
I love watching this magician perform. Maybe my favorite guitar player ever.
ROCK ON, DOYLE!!!!!
I don’t know really why, but I love this music!!! Very good!
that first guy shown with the guitar in front of the bass player that is in this video…doesnt he look like Matt Dillon
actually it’s Austin Rehearsal Complex, and they’ve all been sober for quite some time now.
Just in case anybody is wonderin ARC stands for Austin Rehersal Center
“This is how blues rock should be played. This CD is almost 20 years old and sounds as good as it did then”
I totally AGREE
It’s Doyle Junior. For those that don’t know, Doyle senior wrote Stevie Ray’s hit “Life By The Drop” amongst other songs.
Saw these guys in Houston………… some local pub. LOved it!
He seems embarrased to do his lead solo like he doesn’t want to show off or something.
This is the type of stuff that made me wanna visit Austin.
No… It’s Doyle II. Doyle Sr is his dad.
This is such a great song..My love gave it to me..He is my angel..Love you babe..xxxx
Didn’t mean to rile every one up. My earlier comment was not clear. Daddy Doyle was the major player in reference to SRV. My reference was to Daddy Doyles first release which had his son as well as both Vaughns. I like the fact that people have pointed out my miscue. It’s bad enough that these greats don’t get decent recognition, and then hunyucks like me confuse people. For punishment I will confine myself to the basement for the next 3 beers and bang on my drums.
@kmurphy29 Is wikipedia wrong?
They didn`t do this at SXSW show aired live on underground Garage. I was bummed. Great to see them at it again. Great band!
No… It’s Doyle II. Doyle Sr is his dad. That makes him DBII. Just a clarification by an avid SRV fan that knows what the fuck he’s talking about.
This is Doyle Bramhall III, not II. Just a clarification by an avid SRV fan.
Um, Doyle Sr was a writing partner with SRV. This is Doyle II. He grew up in the thick of the Texas music scene.
Jellycream was an interesting CD for Doyle. Writing partner with SRV, he was very familiar with Dub Trub and Charlie Sexton was well known to all these West Texans. He cut an album at the age of 16. Yes, I said album. It was mid-eighties I believe. It is crazy to say, but I think these guys are too good for main -stream. Good music and talented musicians scare the Top 40 crowd. Death to Pop and Peas on Earth.
I always notice a left handed player. This guy is basically playing a right handed guitar , that is strung right handed. The only thing left handed about the guitar is the body. Awesome!
He was taught by the best, he should be able to play.
lucky!!