Stevie Ray Vaughan and Buddy Guy Jam at Legends in 1989 By Damian Fanelli Some rare footage of two blues guitar masters at work together.
Stevie Ray Vaughan and Albert King Play "Pride and Joy" and "Born Under a Bad Sign" in 1983 By Damian Fanelli
Tyrone Vaughan Continues the Great Austin Blues Tradition Set Forth by His Uncle and Father By Damian Fanelli
Watch Stevie Ray Vaughan, Lynyrd Skynyrd and Charlie Daniels Play "Call Me the Breeze" By Damian Fanelli
Fatten Up Your Tone, Stevie Ray Vaughan Style, with the King Tone Switch By Damian Fanelli "One hundred percent Vaughan,tubeybite, lots of attack, warm—extremely fat and thick but still has top-end bite."
Stevie Ray Vaughan's 10 Greatest Guitar Moments By Damian Fanelli, Brad Tolinski, Andy Aledort Guitar World celebrates the 10 greatest guitar moments of Stevie Ray Vaughan's career—from “Texas Flood” to “Riviera Paradise”…from “Couldn’t Stand the Weather” to “Pride and Joy.”
Stevie Ray Vaughan Plays "The Sky Is Crying" at an Austin Club in 1980 By Damian Fanelli An incredible piece of blues—and music—history recently surfaced online.
Stevie Ray and Jimmie Vaughan Share a Double-Neck Guitar in 1987 By Damian Fanelli I know, I know. Die-hard Stevie Ray Vaughan and Jimmie Vaughan fans—myself included—have already seen this video 49.677777 times.
Carlos Santana, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Jimmie Vaughan and Los Lobos' Cesar Rosas Jam in 1988 By Damian Fanelli
10 Things You Didn't Know About Stevie Ray Vaughan By Damian Fanelli, Andy Aledort It’s been 33 years since Stevie Ray Vaughan hit the world stage, becoming the hottest thing to come out of Texas since J.R. Ewing.
See Stevie Ray Vaughan and Jimmie Vaughan in the Studio Together By Damian Fanelli Shortly before Stevie Ray Vaughan's tragic death in August 1990, he and his big brother, Jimmie Vaughan, recorded Family Style, their first album together.
Stevie Ray Vaughan Wakes Up and Warms Up: Incredible 1986 Soundcheck By Damian Fanelli Even though this video has been viewed almost 11 million times—it still strikes me as something of a rare bird (probably because I've—somehow—never seen it before!).
