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.
The four guitarists Stevie Ray Vaughan called “the pioneers”
Stevie Ray Vaughan dubbed these four players as "the pioneers and the innovators" of blue music, imploring all new guitarists ...
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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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4 Feel-Good Blues Songs To Help Combat the Winter Blues
Feel-good blues songs are more common than you might think; the genre really isn't all about being heartbroken and having ...
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