Home / Music / Stevie Ray Vaughan cut Couldn't Stand the Weather in 19 daysMusic linernotes album music stevie-ray-vaughan-and-double-troubleStevie Ray Vaughan cut Couldn't Stand the Weather in 19 daysCouldn’t Stand the Weather was recorded during January 1984 over 19 days at the Power Station recording studio in New York City. It was released on May 15, 1984, by Epic Records. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesCouldn't Stand the Weather reached No. 31 on the Billboard 200 and got its video on MTVThe Dukes of Stratosphear's 25 O'Clock outsold XTC's The Big Express — the side project beat the main actTango in the Night featured all five classic Fleetwood Mac membersPeter Gabriel's Passion outgrew the film it was made forBrian Eno's Music for Films actually made it into filmsExploreAt Fillmore East went Platinum — a first for the Allman BrothersAtari Teenage Riot formed in Berlin in 1992Autechre's Peel Session EP finally landed in 1999 on WarpAutechre's Tri Repetae was their third album, out in 1995 on WarpR.E.M.'s Automatic for the People arrived in October 1992Previous Stevie Ray Vaughan recorded Texas Flood in three days at Jackson Browne's studio.Next Speak No Evil arrived on Blue Note in 1966