There's a new and quite extraordinary music documentary debuting March 21, when "Brothers in Blues," a film detailing the music careers of Jimmie and Stevie Ray Vaughan, becomes available to rent ...

And boy, did Vaughan take advantage, forcing stinging Texas blues upon an unsuspecting world that didn’t know how much they needed instant, album-opening classics like “Love Struck Baby ...

The potent arrangements that Vaughan forged with bassist Tommy Shannon (who had previously played an extended stint with another Lone Star bluesman, Johnny Winter) and drummer Chris "Whipper" Layton ...

It finds Vaughan and the band sounding positively inspired while buzzing through a set list that included some of his best stage material, such as “Cold Shot,” “Love Struck Baby,” the jazz ...

And, he reminds: While this tape is among a number of recordings SRV made back then, this one -- featuring "Pride and Joy," "Love Struck Baby" and "Rude Mood" -- comes closest to sounding like the ...

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.