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Aug 27, 2021 · By 9.30am, rumours spread that Stevie Ray Vaughan, Austin’s favourite son, was on board the crashed aircraft. At 11.30am Clapton’s manager confirmed the worst: Vaughan was indeed among the passengers in the five-seater helicopter that slammed into a fog-shrouded hillside near southeastern Wisconsin’s Alpine Valley ski resort.
Jul 18, 2017 · Back in the early to mid-90s, blues wasn’t a young man’s game. Then in 1995 a teenage guitarist from Shreveport, Louisiana named Kenny Wayne Shepherd released his debut album, Ledbetter Heights, and a serious shift in perception began. Musicians including Jonny Lang, Philip Sayce and Joe Bonamassa emerged, putting blues guitar on the radar ...
Aug 15, 2023 · The Truth About the Guitar Legends. August 15, 2023 by Doms Desk. Stevie Ray Vaughan and Kenny Vaughan are two of the most acclaimed guitarists in the history of American music. Stevie Ray Vaughan was a blues-rock icon who influenced generations of musicians with his fiery and soulful playing. Kenny Vaughan is a country-rock virtuoso who has ...
May 29, 2020 · He formed the Fabulous Superlatives (Harry Stinson, Kenny Vaughan, Paul Martin, replaced by Chris Scruggs in 2016) and together, Stuart and the band have taken the best of the tradition – first-rate musicianship, stellar vocal harmonies, matching Western wear, energy and passion – and created a hillbilly band with a sound that always looks ...
Aug 15, 2023 · According to IMDB, the show has been running since 2008. Kenny Vaughan and Marty Stuart are not related by blood or by marriage, but they are related by their musical bond. They share a deep respect and admiration for each other’s talents and personalities. They have been playing together for almost two decades, creating some of the most ...
Aside from a vocal turn on a Johnny Cash tribute album, Vaughan has mostly let his guitar do the talking up to now. With "V" he steps up from a sideman to a bandleader with his solo record debut. The album was recorded with the Fabulous Superlatives - Stuart on guitar and mandolin, Harry Stinson on drums and Paul Martin on bass.
The other event was a call from long time friend, Marty Stuart, who wanted to start a new band. Harry had contributed to some of Marty’s early hits like “Tempted,” and “Burn Me Down,” and together with guitar-slinger Kenny Vaughan and bass man Paul Martin the Fabulous Superlatives were formed. Besides touring and recording together ...
