Rolling Stoneのインスタグラム(rollingstone) - 10月23日 22時41分

"He grew up in Austin’s suburban Oak Hill neighborhood in a church-going Baptist family with three sisters, his mother an accountant, his dad a car salesman. He picked up the guitar in sixth grade to play with neighborhood girl Eve Monsees, spending afternoons learning Ramones songs in her garage. ('We just vibed,' says Clark.) The duo played Stevie Ray Vaughan’s ‘Pride and Joy’ at the eighth-grade talent show and started performing as Gary and Eve at local Sixth Street dives. Then Antone invited them to one of the club’s famous blues jams, bringing them onstage to play Walker’s ‘T-Bone Shuffle,’ and they nailed the tricky twin-guitar harmony. ‘It caught my ear right away,’ says blues-harp great James Cotton. ‘He wasn’t just playing that wah-wah guitar. He was really playing the blues. You don’t hear much of that.’" From the August 1st, 2013 issue of Rolling Stone. Photograph by Brian Rasic #garyclarkjr

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