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Stevie Ray Vaughan explains his left-handed vibrato and why Albert King was filing his nails during his solo
Anyone who’s studied Stevie Ray Vaughan’s gear would have noticed the “upside-down” tremolo on his 1959 Fender Stratocaster. Dubbed “Number One” and “First Wife,” the electric ...
Amp guru Cesar Díaz revealed Stevie Ray Vaughan’s guitar and amp secrets in this deep dive into his gear and tone
César Díaz shared the several notable improvements he made to SRV's gear with Guitar Player in this classic interview ...
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Survey Says: Would You Rather Be Buried Next to Stevie Ray Vaughan or Elvis Presley?
A new poll asks Americans which famous person they’d want to be buried with.
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Stevie Ray Vaughan's Classic Ride: A Look At His Favorite Car
Like most blues and jazz legends, Stevie Ray Vaughan wasn't just known for his scorching guitar licks and soulful voice. He ...
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Stevie Ray Vaughan Nearly Returns To No. 1 As He Scores Another Hit Album
Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble fittingly score a pair of hits on Billboard's Blues Albums ... [+] chart, including Texas Flood, which debuts on the tally this week. Stevie Ray Vaugn ...
Eric Johnson on the one thing that took Stevie Ray Vaughan’s playing to the next level
The guitarist has reflected on their brief time touring together and recognized the detail that made him so unique ...