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The Top Five Studio Guest Appearances by Stevie Ray Vaughan

Posted 02/05/2013 at 8:32am | by Damian Fanelli

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Stevie Ray Vaughan released four studio albums, a live album and a Vaughan Brothers album, not to mention enough leftover live and studio material to fill several posthumous albums and a box set. He even found the time to perform on albums by several other artists — from Teena Marie to Stevie Wonder to Don Johnson — very often with fiery results.

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Talkin' Blues: Lonnie Mack and the Birth of Blues-Rock

Posted 12/04/2012 at 12:46pm | by Keith Wyatt

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Fifty years ago, during the short interlude between Elvis and the Beatles, there was a brief sighting of that rarest of species: the “instrumental hit record.” Riding on the coattails of surf music came a spate of non-vocal bestsellers in styles ranging from cool R&B (Booker T. & the MGs’ “Green Onions”) to funky piano jazz (Ramsey Lewis’ “The In Crowd”) to shuffle blues (Freddie King’s “Hide Away”).

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