Stevie Ray Vaughan - Blues You Can Use (Live) (2016)

Stevie Ray Vaughan.
(3 October 1954 - 27 August 1990)
His life was short. His creative heyday only began when he left this world. However, even that Stevie Ray Vaughan left behind, forever inscribed his name in world music. Hundreds of followers, thousands of imitators and millions of fans around the world will never stop to miss a man of medium height, with a hoarse voice, a guitar and a broken torn fingers.
Stevie Ray safely be called the most successful incarnation of Jimi Hendrix. Beating of his works, Stevie Ray Vaughan breathed new life into them, a different sound. Numerous performances with the already well-known to the beginning of the 80s musicians such as Albert King (Albert King), David Bowie (David Bowie), Buddy Guy (Buddy Guy), often superseded these musicians on the second plan: alongside Stevie Ray's hard to be the first violin.
Having lived so little, leaving behind so much, it causes regret that he was unable to demonstrate to the public. Texas blues long they had lost and the brightest representative who united on one stage of the great musicians, so dissimilar, but instantly, without a word to understand each other in times of jam sessions.
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