Latest about Stevie Ray Vaughan
Stevie Ray Vaughan’s 1964 Fender Vibroverb, used on David Bowie’s Let’s Dance, is up for sale
The Vibroverb was an integral component of the blues hero’s legendary cranked-up tone
How to play guitar like 7 Fender Strat icons
Master the tones and techniques of 7 legendary Stratocaster players
Original pedals from Jimi Hendrix, Jack White, SRV and many more gathered in new Stompbox coffee table book
The tome features 100 of the most famous and significant effects in history in hi-res detail, with artist interviews, histories, essays and more
Stevie Ray Vaughan opens up in his first Guitar World interview from 1984
"He doesn't go in for the leather-and-studs macho posturing of popular heavy metal bands and he's not particularly adept at crowd manipulation as many of the top rock bands are"
The greatest 12-string guitar songs of all time
31 of the greatest moments of 12-string shimmer in guitar's storied history
5 times a live version of a song was better than the studio recording
A studio recording merely captures a moment in time. Who says you can't play the song more convincingly 17 days later in front of a live audience in Peoria?
The 25 greatest wah solos of all time
From Satriani to Sabbath, here are the greatest wah moments in guitar history
“It was like watching a Polaroid develop": An oral history of Stevie Ray Vaughan's earliest days on the road
Bonnie Raitt, Buddy Guy, Dr. John, Vaughan's former bandmates and more recall the development of one of the greatest guitarists of all time
