I'm a guitarist and have a wide range of music I like, from Abba to Zappa. I do like the blues quite a bit, I've seen Buddy Guy and other great blues players over the years but sadly I missed seeing SRV at Alpine Valley the night of his death. I was supposed to go but I ended up having to run sound at my church instead. I like Stevie, but I'm not a "go gagga over him fan", he gets too repetitious in his playing in most of his stuff for my liking. And his band, well they are sorely lacking they just don't ever push him, they are almost like a drum and bass machine for the most part. And well I hate to mention the elephant in the room but the Hendrix influence is just a bit too much at times for me too. Hence although I have several albums of his they don't really get much play time.  All that out of the way, IMO if there's one thing of Stevie's everyone should have it's this, he's really on at this performance, it's a great intimate venue and his playing is raw, stripped down and honest. The highlight of the performance is Lenny and it's certainly a watershed point in his playing for him IMO. It really shows his range and taste. I've watched this MANY times and it never grows old, I have it playing right now hence the inspiration to finally write a review. Thanks for the music Stevie, gone too soon, far too soon.