Stevie Ray Vaughan

The guy who talks against your show is a fool.

Thank you, Stevie Ray.

Of course, Stevie Ray.

The spirit of Stevie Ray.

You're very competent.

No, John, your most unpopular sports take is that Stamkos is overrated.

The guy who talks against your show is a fool.

Thank you, Stevie Ray.

Of course, Stevie Ray.

The spirit of Stevie Ray.

You're very competent.

No, John, your most unpopular sports take is that Stamkos is overrated.

And so many people, he's been the main inspiration for a lot of people.

Eric Clapton, Stevie Ray Vaughan, a lot of people have looked up to Robert Johnson.

Doesn't have a lot of recorded work.

You're mostly going off what people, the stories that are told.

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Game time, the fabulous fifth hour, always led in by the great Stevie Ray Vaughan.

All the top of the hour rejoined music.

That's out of our 7 o'clock anthem.

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Gary Clark Jr. and the great Stevie Ray Vaughan.

All right, Jack Farrell, fabulous fifth hour.

We'll get to the Longhorns' bottom of the hour, as always.

You can stack all those amps.

You could be like Stevie Ray Vaughan.

You could have like a whole wall.

That's right.

What's his name? Well, he did have.

Joe Perry.

I saw Stevie Ray Vaughan at Walsh Auditorium.

And he did have a wall of amps.

Can you name the artist that gets dropped into this little edited piece? By the way, we had David Bowie's Let's Dance.

Stevie Ray Vaughan was playing on that, of course.

And Stevie's brother was the lead guitarist in the Fabulous Thunderbirds.

which was featured in that mashup.

my earliest musical memory i i grew up with music music was always around me i man i don't ever remember there not being music around

yeah kind of the same for me i i remember um before I started playing music, I grew up listening to a lot of blues like Stevie Ray Vaughan, you know, Jimi Hendrix and Led Zeppelin and all this classic rock cool stuff.

And my dad and I would have fake concerts You know, someone play the keyboards on like the banister in the kitchen and air guitar.

And so, yeah, a lot of just really good music at the time when cassettes were still a thing and CDs.

Deb, you sing like you do, do your blues gospel thing.

Colin, do like Stevie Ray Vaughan style rhythm.

And then it just all fell together.

And it came out really pretty