In 1908, within New Yorks Tin Pan Alley music business, a powerful enterprise was born. Songwriters Jack Norworth and Albert Von Tilzer, having never seen a professional game, made a creative investment that promised huge returns. The discovery came from a subway sign advertising baseball, a valuable opportunity that sparked a hit song. The songs key innovation was its hero, Katie Casey, a woman whose passion for baseball was a progressive concept. She refused offers of luxury and wealth, choosi

87K views · 3.6K reactions | Today marks 30 years since Stevie Ray Vaughan was tragically taken from his family, and the blues community around the world. To mark this occasion, here is an enhanced and upscaled version of Tin Pan Alley from the Lorelei Festival on August 25th 1984, or the Rockpalast show as it is sometimes called. This show has some of the most dynamic playing I've ever heard and is a perfect reminder of his brilliance on this sad anniversary. | Texas Blues Alley | Facebook

572K views · 26K reactions | FRIDAY FLASHBACK Stevie Ray Vaughan with Johnny Copeland "Tin Pan Alley" | Aardvark Blues FM | Facebook