Stevie Ray Vaughan - Six Strings, One Soul

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My wife and I drove over to South Oak Cliff for his funeral. 3000 rockers dressed in black walking from the parking area and nobody saying a word - it was surreal. Jackson Brown, Bonnie Raitt, and Stevie Wonder sang Amazing Grace, not a dry eye out on that lawn. His hat on the casket. ZZ Top sitting front row with the family. 100 black limos up un the hill at the funeral home. Never forget that day. RIP Stevie.

It's a crime against humanity that SRV hasn't had a movie made about him!

No matter what type of blues appeals to you, Stevie could play it, and probably better than the rest. In my opinion, he was a genius who got through life because of his music. He was only just realising his potential, and his own good self, when he died. Absolute fuckin legend who is still missed 😢

Stevie had a special gift. He didn't have to take a second to think about what he'd play. It flowed out of him so naturally. I believe he was the best guitarist ever. RIP

It’s my biggest regret that I never got to see that beautiful human play live.

In my humble opinion he was and still to this day is the best guitar player to have roamed the earth.

NOBODY's guitar playing is as manly as SRV. I get exhausted just listing to him he's kicking so much ass

One of the greatest blues guitarist ever😮

The absolute best live guitarist I have ever had the privilege to see. Stevie played like he was the reincarnation of Jimi Hendrix. We all miss you Stevie.

This is the best life story and memorial collection that I’ve seen yet. I was a huge fan of SRV and Double Trouble and their music. I cried for days after hearing of his tragic accident. I lived in Austin Texas at the time and was playing in different groups. I still play many of his songs in tribute and to keep his memory alive. His playing style became my playing style. In my mind no one has or ever will be as eclectic and formidable as Stevie Ray Vaughan.

Probably only 3 guitarists that took the world by storm. Hendrix SRV and EVH

I saw SRV play twice in Cedar Rapids Iowa. The first time was early 1986. He seemed pretty wasted, he was dripping with sweat, he could hardly stand straight, but the music came out of his guitar like a force of nature as he leaned on his guitar stack. It was hard to say whether he was summoning the thunderstorm or if he was the thunderstorm. A year or two later, I saw him again. This time he was sober (no one told me, it was just apparent) and his playing was just as intense, but very clean, with a laser like focus. I will admit that I had a slight preference for the 1st show, but they were both great. That said, I am so glad that he got sober, and got the upper hand on his demons. What a great human being.

I knew we lost an incredible talent the day he died. I love his music so much it still brings a tear to my eyes.

🎸If ever anyone has earned and deserves his place as a true Legend in music history, it is Stevie Ray Vaughan. Yet Stevie said that his talent was a gift from God and he had to work hard to pay back, or it could easily go away.   Mark that account Paid in Full, Stevie. 💯%Paid In Full. 🙏🏼

Stevie Ray Vaughan forever and Jimmie Vaughan we love you

Imagine being called the best guitar player who ever lived and then Stevie comes along and does it better.

Stevie had it all. Humble and kind on top of so much talent and so much personality. “Brady” was gone much too soon. Rest easy Texan

He was truly SPECIAL. Very good. I could feel the pain when the Vaughans' played.

Thank you for that touching life story of my favourite musician ever. I really feel and respect him grinding through his whole life and finally making it! Every hard work is recognized at some point! And still, you never know what is waiting for you today. What a crazy life we live. RIP legend.