Stevie Ray Vaughan - Playing Lenny for the Last Time!
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- Stevie Ray Vaughan and DT playing Lenny for the last time at Knott Arena, Emmittsburg, MD on May 13, 1988. SRV did not play Lenny since he collapsed in Germany on October 86'. So after that he was to divorce from her, and when this was finally done, he played the song one last time. I do not own the copyright to this. This is for entertainment purposes only.
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I used to be into queen, still am, I’ll always love queen but I remember thinking “there’s no way it gets better than this” then I found out about Clapton (I play guitar myself so I always wanted to see the goats and Clapton was the only name I knew) so after Clapton I discovered Hendrix. I knew Hendrix was the undisputed god of guitar for all his innovations and revolutionary way of playing guitar but I wasn’t into his music that much either. Then one day, scrolling thorough Facebook I found a video that said “Stevie Ray Vaughan and Albert King- Pride and joy” now, I had heard of the 3 kings so secretly I went into that video, hoping Albert would kick this guys stevies butt. But within 3 seconds of Stevie beginning to play, I knew he was different. And I knew he was going to be the next big thing in my life. And so it has been for the last 2 years. I cannot put into words what Stevie did for me from his grave. I’ve learned sooo much from him, life lessons and music too. I’m so sad I never got to see Stevie, I was born in 2000. And if there’s one regret I have in this life, is not being born on time to see this greatness. It’ll be stevie’s 30th anniversary since the day he passed in 2 days.
Rock on in heaven Stevie. Forever in our hearts
Thank you if you took the time to read this
I was deaf for 60 years, but then I got a cochlear implant. I didn't know how to hear, so I had auditory therapy every week for three years. My son-in-law has admired SRV for a long time. Then one day, I ran across a UA-cam video of Stevie. I decided to see if I could figure it out. I listened. My gosh! Wow! Never heard anything like it. I'm sure artificial hearing is different than normal hearing, but my gosh!! He was playing sounds I never imagined existed! He was magnificent wasn't he? What a beautiful soul he was and what a tragic loss for all of us.
@@beckydeleon8241 What a beautiful comment...I am blessed for reading it..thank you! Reading through the comments on this SRV video is truly a record of testament proving that Stevie Ray Vaughan must have been an angel sent here for but a short time to bless this fallen world. Job well done Stevie...
I have the same story as you but Hendrix was my inspiration. I'm just now starting to explore again because I've listened to almost every Hendrix song there is- even the bootlegs only on youtube. I just found out I'm in the top 0.001% of listeners on spotify. So far what I've found is everyone who was intensely interested by Hendrix has become an indescribable master of guitar. Stevie ray is no exception. He once said he felt like Jimi Hendrix was a brother to him and he felt close to him even though they never met. I totally get that. Theres just about 3 artists who I think have a pure connection to music (on guitar) and I think they were Jimi, Stevie, and on a good night, Eric Clapton. This song is some good ass evidence. Why do all my friends like rap? They're missing so much.
I never turned on to Queen too much but, Brian May always had a very cool sound.
I never turned on to Queen too much but, Brian May always had a very cool sound.
Well, I have to add another story of my time with this man. Merriweather post pavilion in Columbia MD 1989. I was working security and being the older dude (23) they put me backstage. Not one of the other workers knew who he was or cared but I sure did. The bus pulled up for a few min and out came the posse with Stevie being third to exit. Fresh pack of Kool's and a smile on his face. Being the only black dude there he came right for me. I said Mr Vaughn your wait is 13 min and there are food and drinks in the stage room. He laughed and said they already ate and asked me if I had a light. I had a black zippo and he seemed to like it. They all stood around and cracked jokes about Philadelphia where they were the night before and said he was glad to be out of there. The main mangt type guy said time to go and they just walked on stage like it was just another day at work. I think they played for 2 hours and 15 min and was floored at every note. Jimmy and he played the double neck and jimmy backed him on Travis Walk and Texas Flood. After the final son they went to exit and he looked at me and said " did you lack it (like with a texas drawl) I said hells yeah. He said did it sound good to you, I said man, you sounded like you might wanna check your family tree. Jimmy laughed out loud and Stevie just smiled and him and his soaking wet shirt walked past me and he said Thanks and headed to the bus. Not the best story but that shit meant alot to me. I just could not fan out cause its silly. I paid to see him after that 6 more times but wow, he was a nice man.
I'm still kicking myself in the pants for not having seen him when I had the chance. HIs last appearance at the Merriweather, I thought, "I'll catch him next tour." There was never to be another tour.
@@jdoe1988 There were lots of tours from 1988 to when he passed......just not at merriweather
@@BlindMellowJelly I know of no other appearances that SRV made in MD between August 1989 and August 1990, when he passed.
Great story. He was such a humble guy that it seemed he was unapproachable until you engage him. I had a chance to tell my story to Kim Wilson and he laughed and said that was Stevie alright.
@@TBlanktim Yeah, I can see him digging Los Lobos without a doubt. Great Story Bro
I was at a Los Lobos show at the Greek in L.A.. Between acts, my girl had to use the restroom. I stood outside waiting for her, the lights went out and Los Lobos were about to come on stage. As I look to my left, in comes a small group of people. It is SRV and Lenny with bodyguards. They have to walk right past me to a side door. I am bugging! No one around but them and me. He sees that I recognize him and his body language says leave me alone. I pull out a pick (Herco Heavy) and simply hold it up to him. He smiles and pulls out a Fender medium from his pocket and flips it to me and gives me a thumbs up and goes through the door. A real treasure, the pick and the moment.
Stevie was the man .... Thanks so much!
great story..... the guy was soooo good.
great story
are you high?
AGNOT MODGNIK maybe your high?
He was playing this with such feel, sadness mixed with good memories, goodbye to an important person & time in his life. God Rest your souls Stevie & Lenny.
He still loved her ~ and she him.
Sad they got divorced. I guess he being away from home a lot and the drug and alcohol abuse did not help the relationship. They did love each a lot and had been together for a very long time. I read his manager and Janna encouraged him to divorce Lenny? I cannot help feeling if Janna had not come along Stevie and Lenny may have had a chance to repair their relationship once he had sobered up. Just my opinion. Don’t shoot me down.
@@trish5515 I won't disagree with you, it would have been wonderful if they had reconciled, I do believe they truly loved each other....oh what might have been, just think of the beautiful babies those two would have made.
@@trish5515 I doubt they would have repaired their relationship. I read that while Stevie was in rehab he called her and she wouldn't talk to him and when he got out and went home she had changed all the locks on the house and was seeing other men. That's when he filed for divorce.
@@ella5319 Get real, they are no more special than anyone else...and the kids would grow up more likely to be entitled and no better than anyone else....SRV was another celeb muso who couldn't hold life together, and definitely not someone I look up to (sure he played great....but that's all he had).
I was at Alpine valley that weekend, I am still to this day never going to forget what was an unbelievable weekend with Eric Clapton, Robert Cray, SRVs bro Jimmy and other greats, and waking up Monday to go to work and hearing about his passing, just how fast so much happiness can be erased by such horrible news. I remember seeing an interview with him and at the end he stated if I go I hope it’s after my greatest performance, I can honestly say it was for for me. 08/27/90 RIP
S.R.V.
That had to b a truly heartbreaking day 4 u.I had the honor of seeing him n double trouble in Nashville at Starwood. Luv that man to this day.I am so sorry for that trauma u had to feel.God bless u it may have been a lot of yes gone but ull never forget it..
I was there Saturday as well. I will never recover for the news I got on that Monday evening. There is a bootleg available recorded from the soundboard of that show.
Not a single note did he ever play that didn't come from the very core of his being -- and that's what sets him apart, aside from his absolute mastery of the blues rock guitar. Music that touches your soul. Rock In Peace
Yep, straight from his soul. That's why no one will ever be SRV.
That is so true. He never, ever “missed” a note. And every note was a note that only he could play. I miss the man. He was, and still is, the only artist that I know I can listen to, and get completely lost in his music. We all need that sometimes.
More soul in that man than any musician I have ever heard. Love the others but Stevie changes you on a deeply core level. Dont know how that can happen. So sad hes taken from us.
Overrated. Just my opinion.
@@sillysausage4549 in what way? He was an absolute monster.
R.I.P Mister Vaughan. We miss you.
Stevie Ray Vaughan has helped me through a lot of tough times in my life.
Felt that, brother. Currently keeping me together. Learning some of his stuff in guitar, and not only is it great to listen to, but playing it takes it to another level. You feel his soul in a way. Mind-blowing.
Oh my GOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!! He just took that song to another place!!!! Best guitarist of all time!!! Miss you Stevie!!!
I'm 16 years old and this version really gets me, I always cry whenever i listen to this. The standard tuning hits different in this song and his soul while playing it. Truly a master, I never imagine that i would miss Stevie, I've been obssesed with his music and I'm playing guitar learning stuffs from him not only his techniques but I'm also learning how to be a better person and showing some love to others too and that is all because of him, he is changing my life to be the better version of myself. Thank you Stevie! We miss you!
Yeeeaaahh
That's great Matt !! ☀️
Lenora was lucky to have a beautiful piece of music written for her RIP Lenny and Stevie
I wish Stevie could see how many lives he profoundly impacted. I still remember hearing Lenny for the first time when I was still fighting drug and alcohol addiction. It changed me.
Now almost a year sober, I had no idea this rendition was posted on here. This one is extra special.
Stevie, if you can hear me somewhere. "We all miss you. Thank you"
What a beautiful homage to a woman you just can’t hold on to.
Being that I was born almost a decade after SRVs death, and being relatively new to his music (Been listening for a year or two now), every time I listen to him play on his records, live performances, talking in interviews, and reading stories having to do with SRV, all I can do is feel all the different moods and emotions. I seriously wish I would've found out about his a hell of a lot sooner.
You must think that you've been so lucky to have found him now and not so many years later.... so you can enjoy SRV's music for the rest of your life..... I had the same feeling a long time ago, I was searching for something and I finally found him ...
Easily my favorite version of Lenny. The tone of his guitar is so much sweeter and brighter than other versions, along with a slightly faster tempo. That's what makes this version especially special for me.
R.I.P Stevie Ray - I wish I could of seen the man with my own eyes.
Yeeepp
Stevie's song is so beautiful, so imbued with love, it must have been heartbeaking for him knowing that what was created from love for his wife was now a sad and sweet goodbye to Lenny... It's a shame this show wasn't filmed just for this song alone. rip to both
wow, I was so lucky to hear this loud and live
Yeah, you absolutely were lucky. He had already been killed by the time I was old enough with a higher level of interest to really notice him beyond the radio, so I didn't have a chance to ever see him. I grew up with a lot of greats from many different styles being played around the house. A significant number of the artists I love are dead, too old, too "big" to come here, or are too expensive when they do come here or close. I keep forgetting that a lot of the music made during my lifetime is already considered classic. Those bands were only recently, or will soon become, eligible for induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. It's a good feeling in some ways.
You dont know how lucky you are
James McCarthy yea you're lucky, he was killed 7 years before I was even born, never had the chance to see him, I only know what he's like from videos and albums :(
Yes, we have lost many great musicians in air disasters. Stevie was and is my personal favorite.
So amazingly talented. I can only imagine the wonderful music we would have been blessed with in the years to come, if, if, if..... Grateful for all he shared with us in the short time he was on this earth.
Always a fan💕
Аналогично.
Rest in Peace Stevie and Leonora Bailey.
Beautiful man, just beautiful. I first saw Stevie back in 1980 at a place called the "Clubfoot" in Austin. I was absolutely blown away not only by his playing but his showmanship. He gave it all away when he played...
Seriously wish someone would clean this up and make it crystal clear! While capturing all the special nuances that made SRV so great!
the standard tuning almost seems like he's at peace with Lenny and happy
dylan chatfield dude I totally thought about something along those lines...standard tuning just sounded so sharp and pure idk...it was the perfect setup for the last time honestly
+dylan chatfield I think it may be the recording that makes it sound like
standard tuning, as some commenters have opined. The tempo is noticeably
quicker and his string vibrato also seems at a different rate than usual. As far
as I know, he always played tuned down one half step. The only time I saw
him appear to be in standard 440 tuning was with Albert King on the "In
Session" DVD. I'm not positive that's the case but I've played along with and
watched it several times. Albert used a weird tuning so it's possible Stevie
tuned standard to make it easier for Albert and him to play together. Just
a guess on my part.
SOMEONE REALISED! it gives such a etherial sound.
larry geetar your right mate it is odd to think his Lenny strat would be tuned to standard. It’s possible that the strings had tightened on there own or it is just the recording that gives the tone.. my ears can’t hear it either but he sure does play it with so much passion
He had already fell in love with somebody new in march of 86' Model Janna Lapidus who he met in New Zealand. He and Lenny divorced in 88'.
For the people who wonders why it sounds so ethereal, i have a theory, yes, he was palying in standart, that's for sure, but what other versions of lenny doesn't have is the keyboard, those chords are in some way the sames in lenny but with Reese Wynans everything takes another color, same with riviera paradise, he just makes it different but in a really good way.
I was in a cab on my way to a medical evaluation in the year 2006 when I heard Stevie Ray Vaughan at the time I just started learning acoustic I been a fan ever since It really pains me that he lost his life he is one of my top five guitar players
I could hear this song every day for decades, and I would still be amazed at how every single time, every play of the same cut, and every experience is completely different. The description contents together with how he played it hold a special meaning for me in some way. Everything changes: I can be sad and wallow in my sorrow doing nothing, or I can be happy and inspired by my experience and what I have learned by deciding to live with change. I'm going to play guitar.
I've never heard him play this before. Incredible. Undoubtedly SRV is the greatest of all time
R.I.P Stevie Ray, we love ya dude, Keep on rockin' with the angels! You will be dearly missed, I grew up listening to you and thats why i play guitar today.
Stevie much music left us ! You admire all my life ! Vaughan forever!
Man this hurts deep in my heart. Getting divorced next week, so I know the pain that he was putting out here. Such a beautiful soul.
Keep your head up. I was there about 8 years ago and it was probably the hardest thing I’ve ever been through. You will make it though.
If I ever want to find out what kind of heart and soul this man had, all I have to do is listen to "Lenny." An absolutely astonishing piece of music!
Man... speechless.. breathless... pure feelin
When I was a senior in high school in the Fall of 1984, I was absorbing as much music as I could possibly get my hands/ears on to learn and study as a sax player. I was a complete Jazz-Hole (listening to Parker, Coltrane, Monk, etc.). Jazz was my life, and I was convinced it was everything great about music.
But then …. one of those early days in the Fall of the school year, before rehearsal, the guitar player and bass player in our high school jazz band were just messing around playing a tune, of what I later, upon asking them, found out to be, “Couldn’t Stand the Weather.”
As soon as I heard it, I had to know what that tune that was, and who did it . I hadn’t heard of Stevie Ray Vaughan before that. I was engulfed by its feel and groove. That weekend, I put all my shekels together, went to Tower Records, found the eponymous album of this new tune I was so enamored with, purchased it, came home and began to listen, and then ……. 🤯🤯🤯
That was this first moment when I really understood the beauty of music. Stevie Ray Vaughan has, from that day, been a bedrock in my love and enjoyment of music. The more I learned from him and about him, the more I came to understand what music meant for mankind. He was a gift from God. And if you listen very closely, when he plays/sings, you can hear God speaking through his very immensely talented child. God Bless You SRV! It is, it was, and it always will be an honor and privilege.
SIDENOTE; I did catch him once live, and I don’t have any personal story about an interaction with him, but needless to say the show was more than inspirational.
Why God !! I ask myself this every time I hear SRV.
Such a sad loss gone to soon one of the best great blues player you made a lot of kids pick up the guitar rip stevie always be remembered never for got keep rocking in heaven 🙏
Stevie was mainly a full fledged, driving a nail into wood with a sledge hammer type of player, but when he toned it down, you heard a different side of him. That bit from about 1:25 to 2:30 is such a different side of his playing, amazing
Stevie Ray Vaughan is truly an unique and inspirational guitarist and performer,you're dearly missed.buddy
Something about his playing sounds different here, but I Love it! He was AWESOME! Such an humble man..with a heart of gold. RIP, Stevie Ray 💙
When I was 22 yrs old he played the Bayfront auditorium 1987 here in Corpus Christi tx, during the encore ( Voodoo chile) me & my friend ran up on stage, I bowed in front of him like the we're not worthy he freaked out lol , we got escorted out the back, waited 2 hrs they came out when he looked down to shake our hands he's, your the guys that ran up on stage ......
That's one of the main reasons I made that channel in the first place. Just to know about the stories from the people that were there whatching the greatness of the late great SRV. Thank you man.
I hope there is a better place after we leave this earth and I hope hes there
There is and I believe he's there. He reminded his audince we hear by the grace of god.
❤❤❤
There’s Heaven and Hell. Jesus is the ONLY way to the “better” place. Get a bible and start reading. God bless you friend.
Sac Memorial Auditorium, the year before, opening band a local bar band unknown. The room transformed when SRV took the stage. He left everyone nearly speechless the rest of the night, with much appreciation shown in between each song. Unlike any other concert experience, unforgettable range of emotions flooded the place, with happiness being the main one.
I hope Lenny lives on through his wonderful music and the true love of his many many fans
I like this version a lot. Rest in peace Stevie
this version feels like the perfect summary of his time as a musician. The way he deviates from the original and starts playing raw blues licks, then moves into a shred and finally landing back into that sparkly lead riff. SRV could be thematic
Wish I could've seen him live. Even though I'm a player I didn't become aware of Stevie until a couple yrs before he died. I used to deliver oxygen and nitrous and while on my route heard Riviera Paradise. Had to pull over and just let those beautiful notes wash over me. Truly a master at his craft.
I was there that night. A day that I will never forget. I my friends and I went from Detroit. None of us were ever there before but had a high school buddy who just moved there. We had the best time of our lives. And we left out the wrong gate. It was on opposite side of our parking. As we walked around we got stopped by security guards. They said we had to wait as the helicopters were about to take off. I watched as they flew off. Then by time we got to car…..we heard. That changed my life. We drove home and stopped on beach of Lake Michigan. We just sat there for hours…..just hearing the notes played the night before over and over again. Miss SRV to this day
Heh, I’m far too young to beat any of these stories but I first heard Pride and Joy when I was watching back recording of my parents marriage with them (my parents are both huge into rock), I never really understood it until I started playing guitar, since then my goal in life has been to carry on the legacy of Stevie and Jimi and all the greats. Hopefully one day I can visit his grave to pay my respects. Rest in Peace Stevie, I wish I could’ve met you, hopefully I can make you proud
I Love This and The Two of Them
you make me cry Mr.Vaughan. R.I.P
Fantastic upload. Beautiful guitar playing by SRV. I liked the slide show.
Sherman, set the wayback machine to August 27, 1990. We've got work to do........
Make it the 26 and take Clapton out.
Gande SRV, essa versão merecia uma gravação em HQ, assim como todas as suas apresentações ao vivo ou cada vez que ele arranhava uma guitarra... é puro e insano!!
He is a physical form of what my soul looks like.
SVRguitarLegend Thank you for sharing wonderful pics and moving Lenny. Thanks.
He lived the Blues and had a beautiful lady.
The Lord took him because he fulfilled his life's work....I thank him for the joy he brought me from his music.
Sweet guitar!! We still feel ya Stevie bro!! Thank you +srvguitarlegend for uploading. Peace ...
WTF... master of masters at play ...
sorely missed mr Vaughn...
The recording quality of this version wasn't any good, but this is the most quality music i've ever heard and im so blessed to get to hear this Lenny version.
This is the first time I've heard this version. Wow, just wow
Beautifully done as always !
RIP Stevie only was one of you
Stevie talks through that guitar and I listen hard it gives me chills just like good singing I play my self (no were close to Stevie mind you) and this shit gets to me
Simply miss and Love you Texas Tornado!!!!!! REST IN PEACE. I played Lenny for you on my car stereo last visit to your gravesite. I'll play a song so you can hear your loved Number 1 guitar again.✌
Thank you for sharing ☮️✝️💟
no stevie don't get in that chopper. my girlfriend says I scream that in my sleep
+Thunder Death 2 Man, true or not, this gave me the chills...If only he wouldn't have accepted to fly sooner
My girlfriend woke me up and shoves the St Pete times in my face and says look!!
I was like get that shit out of my, Hold on What? give me that..
I just saw Stevie two weeks before, he was out of rehab and straight as an arrow but still played like the devil, gave a great speech during Life without you, he was so happy and clear headed.
He inspired me to keep playing after my band broke up.
He was truly a blessed man, no ego just wanted to play and entertain.
Lenny reminds me of sitting on the deck at Sam's on Hudson beach Florida sucking down suds and watching the sunset with my friends. Miss those times and Miss you truly Stevie..
I wish for a time machine ,so l could go to him and tell him dont go in the chopper it'll kill yah
How do you think his brother feels when Stevie took his seat on the chopper? Obviously Jimmy Vaughan is the lesser talent of the two and the world wouldn't have missed him like we miss Stevie. He's gotta live with that every single day. Brutal.
Except that you're a lying dickwad.
No one can touch my soul the way SRV could. Do you got full shows from 89-90 era you can upload?
Luke Hamrock I feel the same way!
PM I've got a bunch (sorry for the late reply) just saw it now....
❤❤❤
heart and soul. RIP SRV
Yeah wow. I mean wow. This guy changed my world.
JUST WANT TO TELL YA LENNY YOU WERE MARRIED TO BEST RIP SRV FROM ONTARIO CANADA
Tanya Rumley Where in Ontario? In from Ontario as well!!
Lenny is now gone as well. Passed in 2018.
Damn lots of cool stories here
huge fan of SRV - but during the divorce from wife "Lenny," he was forced to stop composing/recording. Nearly two yrs. How much more music could he have left as a legacy if not for that? Sad to think about it.
Cerys PeersBeyondPain maybe in step could’ve came out earlier and same for family style and he could’ve continued his Europe tour with Clapton during 89-90 before he died
best version of Lenny
beautiful
Simplemente el mejor...lejos...
SRV buggered me one night in the airconditioning duct at Palm Springs Studio...now I'm a big fan! (LOL)
Love and miss you forever. SRV 💙
What a dope! I forgot to mention SRV joining his brother's band and he and Jimmy did the sharing of one guitar. Passing it back and forth. Seems they had more fun doing Christmas carols than anything else. So did the audience. Completely unexpected.
You’re the man Stevie. Missing always
What an interesting version, not only does he play noticeably faster than usual, but he's also tuned to E, instead of Em.
Besides when he played with Albert King in that session album, never heard him play out of Em.
One for the books!
The recording may have been sped up. Interesting nonetheless.
+Brandon Cash Good point, possibility for sure.
+Andrew Rothschild Em? You mean Eb?
sounds like e flat to me
When playing along with the guitar, it's definitely E. The pitch can be effected by it being sped up though, like Brandon said. So he might of played it in E flat, but in our shoes -- it's definately E.
Enjoyed the pictures but footage of him playing this for the last time would be great to see.
The best of the best!
free soul Lessons
best version of this song hands down, better than the studio recording and even the el mocamba live recording
Has anyone noticed he isn’t tuned down a half step in this?
there was a discussion about that when this video was uploaded. I think it's the compression of the audio, just enough to shift the pitch of everything up, but not necessarily speeding up the tempo, because while this isn't the same tempo as the original recording, it sounds right considering everything else.
@@megaminiman it is sped up. the vibrato is really fast and there’s some things like rakes that can’t be played with that speed and sound that way. if you play it at .75 speed it sounds closer but there’s still the semitone difference. it almost definitely is sped and pitched up
It sounds great in standard tuning And Reese really colors it up as well
MAESTRO.
amazing
SWEET!!!🎸💙
haunting and very sad i wonder what she is doing now
I just read in one of the comments from 2 months ago that said Lenny died last year
thanks from spain
Que bella era Lenny, tenía además esa belleza interior que el supo ver.
I love that
im pretty sure she was at a grammy museum function with Jimmy Vaughan last year
Yes, she was.
Remember at Falls Fest Wichita falls Texas. Can't find any video of it. If you have some please share. I had,3 small boys and they remember and so do I
Amazing
Hendrix have Voodoo Chile , SRV have Lenny ..... Great artist RIP 🎸🎸
If I am correct this was the last time he played this song because he wrote it for her and while they was married he would play it but he had decided to finally file for divorce and that is why he never played it again.
He was FORCED to file. He was heartbroken. Management and the urging of Janna made him file. He badly wanted to reconcile with his wife Lenny. Lenny got on that plane then had second thoughts as she was scared. Should Stevie been able to continue recovery alone as in still married but separated with a bit more time to prove things they most likely would have reconciled. Despite all, they still deeply loved each other. Cutter knew as others.
💕😢miss u man
RIP
damn, this version is sweet as fuck
Is true that was the last time he played this song?
No, he brought it back in July. He never stopped loving Lenny. He still grieved her in his own silence and on this playing. She also still loved him deeply. She was sobbing so uncontrollably at his funeral Stevie's favorite Uncle Joe escorted her to a different area. Divorce was forced. Stevie did not want it. Lenny was also at Martha's funeral.