Readers' Poll: The Best American Rock Band Ever — Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble Vs. Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band By Damian Fanelli published 21 September 15
Soul to Soul: 50 Iconic Albums That Defined 1985 By Guitar World Staff, Intro by Jackson Maxwell published 4 September 15 1985 was an intriguing year for music; from the growing influence of the rock underground, to a growing class of idiosyncratic songwriters, to the beginnings of thrash metal.
Hitler Struggles to Nail Stevie Ray Vaughan's Guitar Tone — Video By Guitar World Staff published 19 August 15
Stevie Ray Vaughan's "Rude Mood" Played on Piano — Video By Guitar World Staff published 13 July 15 We've already seen Led Zeppelin's "Stairway to Heaven" played on a sax ... why not Stevie Ray Vaughan's "Rude Mood" played on piano?
Stevie Ray Vaughan on a Tele: SRV Plays "The Crawl" with Fabulous Thunderbirds By Damian Fanelli published 10 July 15
Ultimate Stevie Ray Vaughan Tribute? Check Out Corey Stevens' "Gone Too Long" By Damian Fanelli published 10 July 15
An in-depth guide to the amps and effects pedals in Stevie Ray Vaughan’s arsenal By Chris Gill published 10 July 15
Stevie Ray Vaughan, Steve Vai, Slash and More Play "The Star-Spangled Banner" By Damian Fanelli published 2 July 15
The 31 Most Significant Guitar Events of the Past 35 Years By Guitar World Staff published 23 June 15 When Guitar World turned 30 in 2010, it did it in style ... with a list, of course! Here are the most significant and memorable moments of guitar from 1980 to 2010.
Austin Power: Stevie Ray Vaughan's 30 Greatest Recordings By Damian Fanelli, Brad Tolinski, Andy Aledort published 10 June 15 Guitar World celebrates the 30 greatest recordings of Stevie Ray Vaughan—from “Texas Flood” to “Riviera Paradise”…from “Couldn’t Stand the Weather” to “The Sky Is Crying.”
New Book Explores Stevie Ray Vaughan's Final Years — 'Day by Day, Night by Night' By Guitar World Staff published 20 May 15
Eight Acoustic Blues Masters — Video By Acoustic Nation published 28 April 15 Feeling a little down and out? There’s no better soundtrack for your mood than the blues. Here we rounded up an inspiring assembly of guitar masters really laying it down on acoustic guitar.
John Mayer, Jimmie Vaughan, Gary Clark Jr., Doyle Bramhall II Play "Pride and Joy," "Texas Flood" and "Six Strings Down" — Video By Damian Fanelli published 21 April 15 Although HBO won't broadcast Saturday night's 2015 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony till May 30, we Stevie Ray Vaughan fans are in luck.
Jimmie Vaughan, Gary Clark Jr., John Mayer and Doyle Bramhall II Play "Texas Flood" with Double Trouble — Video By Damian Fanelli published 20 April 15
Stevie Ray Vaughan on 'Austin City Limits' — Three of SRV's 30 Greatest Recordings of All Time By Damian Fanelli, Andy Aledort published 17 April 15 For someone who spent a mere seven and a half years as a heavy player on the world stage, Texas guitar-slinger Stevie Ray Vaughan left behind a wealth of recorded material—and one hell of a legacy.
Guitar World DVD: Go 'In Deep' with Stevie Ray Vaughan By Guitar World Staff published 17 April 15 One of the most important electric blues artists of the 20th century, Stevie Ray Vaughan revived blues rock and influenced guitarists across many genres with his fiery, soulful playing.
Stevie Ray Vaughan's "Testify" Source: Jimi Hendrix's Original Version with The Isley Brothers By Brad Tolinski published 9 April 15
