Title: Natch'l Blues
Product review: Though he seems born to it, as if without trying he's got a delivery others try a lifetime to learn, the friendly swagger Vaughan brings to the blues comes, I suppose, from his long tenure with the Fabulous Thunderbirds, not to mention his family pedigree. His choice of accompanying instruments is one key. The churchy jive organ (complete with foot-pedal bass), the rock-solid shuffle-swing drumming, the clapping and background talk, and Vaughan's impeccable feel and good-time vocals give Vaughan's last two releases an inimitable party attitude, even when the songs turn a bit dark or quirky. The CD opens with "Dirty Girl," which would very easily have fit on Out There, and a confident tone that remains throughout is set, even in the delta-sounding "The Deep End." Vaughan is one serious teacher. By the end of Do You Get the Blues?, we know the answer.
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