Music Stevie Ray Vaughan's "Cold Shot" video inspired Scott Smith to pick up the guitar by Steve Newton on October 13th, 2020 at 10:33 AM 2 of 2 ...

But there will also be remembrance, as it was Jimmie Vaughan who had to identify 35-year-old Stevie Ray's body after the crash at a Wisconsin ski mountain. "I'll never get over it," Vaughan says.

“Cold Shot” is one of the rare Vaughan tracks that shows the talented guitarist’s use of restraint. The song about a failed relationship is a controlled gem that knows when to cut loose.

Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble Pride and Joy Legacy Recordings 2007 The posthumous archiving work completed so far on behalf of Stevie Ray Vaughan has done right by both fans and novices. Pride ...

Those performers could neither mimic nor interpret "Cold Shot" or "Pride and Joy"; they could claim no ownership, because those songs were not public domain. They belonged to Stevie Ray and no one ...

Couldn’t Stand the Weather, Vaughan’s 1984 sophomore album, confirmed that Vaughan and Double Trouble weren’t mere happenstance—he could deliver impressive guitar work time and time again.

Stevie Ray Vaughan released 'Couldn't Stand the Weather,' his second album with Double Trouble, on May 15, 1984.