Ever wish you could play more like Stevie Ray Vaughan? Well, here's how... When you want to learn to solo in any style, you need 3 things... 1. You need the “why”, or the approaches and theory of what’s going on (you need to know what to think about…) 2. You also need some “licks,” or stock phrases that will work for you when you want to say something. We rarely speak word by word, we speak in phrases, and you need those to play guitar, as well as to speak. 3. You also need some complete solos…

Sick of boring blues guitar solos? Wish you could sound more like Stevie Ray Vaughan, Eric Clapton or Billy Gibbons? This FREE Blues Solo Heatmap shows you exactly what notes to play on the guitar neck that 4,773 guitarists are using to play killer blues guitar solos (even if they've never played lead guitar before). If you've ever struggled actually USING scales to make music, this lesson will give you the tools, techniques and licks you need to get started TODAY. This video lesson (& download)

Stevie Ray Vaughan was born on this day in 1954. Here’s an excellent clip from his headlining gig at the Montreux Jazz Festival in 1985--tell us your favorite performances of his! | Legacy Recordings

“Life by the Drop” • Acoustic 12-String Fingerstyle • Stevie Ray Vaughan Tribute I've been getting a lot of SRV requests, so I wanted to give you what you've been asking for! I always loved this tune, and I especially love listening to all of Stevie's 12-string performances. TUNING: Standard Tuning, Down a Whole Step: D-D-G-G-C-C-F-F-A-A-D-D GEAR: • Furch Guitars "Blue Gc-CM 12" 12-String Acoustic Guitar • Justin Johnson Signature Thumb Pick (https://www.justinjohnsonstore.com) • CEntrance R4R M