Lonnie Mack

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Stevie Ray Vaughan (left) and Lonnie Mack perform onstage in the mid-1980s

When Stevie Ray Vaughan met his oft-overlooked, pioneering, V-wielding guitar hero

By Jackson Maxwell published

Though their respective brand and model loyalties stood in the way of them swapping licks on that particular evening, that show sparked a years-long musical relationship that would span the stage and studio

Guitarists
Lonnie Mack plays a Flying V live onstage in 1985

Lonnie Mack is an unsung hero in the development of the modern guitar solo – learn the blues guitar pyrotechnics that lit a fire under Stevie Ray Vaughan

By Richard Barrett published

A key influence on SRV classics such as Scuttle Buttin', Lonnie Mack's trailblazing style is worth another look

Lessons
(from left) Albert Collins, Lonnie Mack and Roy Buchanan perform onstage at Carnegie Hall in New York City on December 6, 1985

Watch Lonnie Mack, one of the original Flying V masters, trade licks with Tele titans Albert Collins and Roy Buchanan

By Jackson Maxwell published

The three six-string aces came together for the aptly named American Guitar Heroes concert at Carnegie Hall in 1985

Electric Guitars
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Lonnie Mack and the Birth of Blues-Rock Guitar

By Keith Wyatt published

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Stevie Ray Vaughan and Lonnie Mack Play "Oreo Cookie Blues" and "Wham!" in 1986

By Damian Fanelli published

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Stevie Ray Vaughan's Top Five Studio Guest Appearances

By Damian Fanelli published

Stevie Ray Vaughan released four studio albums, a live album and a Vaughan Brothers album, not to mention enough leftover live and studio material to fill several posthumous albums and a box set.

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