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
How to Play Stevie Ray Vaughan’s “Pride and Joy” Sliding Chords By Chris Scapelliti A guitar solo is the highlight of any Stevie Ray Vaughan song, and the solos he performed in his 1983 hit “Pride and Joy” are among his finest.
Tyrone Vaughan Continues the Great Austin Blues Tradition Set Forth by His Uncle and Father By Damian Fanelli
See Stevie Ray Vaughan Improvise an Acoustic 12-Bar Blues in 1983 By Jonathan Graham Check out the video clip below from 1983, showing Stevie Ray Vaughan perform an improvised 12-bar blues on a road-worn vintage Gibson acoustic.
The Top 10 Slow Guitar Solos By Tony Grassi Remember those old Bugs Bunny cartoons where a pompous Bugs would race a tortoise—and lose? The moral of the story: slow and steady wins the race.
Tonal Recall: The Secrets Behind the Extraordinary Guitar Sounds—"Iron Man," "Pride and Joy" By Chris Gill
Watch Stevie Ray Vaughan, Lynyrd Skynyrd and Charlie Daniels Play "Call Me the Breeze" By Damian Fanelli
Essential Guitar Licks: Stevie Ray Vaughan's "The Sky Is Crying" Bends By Guitar World Staff TAB/AUDIO: Stevie Ray Vaughan puts a little thumb into today's killer lick, based on Elmore James' Texas blues.
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."
