Vaughan, notably, did not play his No. 1 Strat for Superstition, instead opting for his white Charley guitar, a Strat-style instrument with lipstick pickups built for Stevie in 1984 by Dallas guitar ...

Bowie first met Vaughan while performing at the Montreux Jazz Festival in the early ’80s. His playing blew Bowie away and moved him to tap the young guitar player for a studio gig. Together ...

The thought of Stevie Wonder and Stevie Ray Vaughan collaborating ... Tone may be in the hands, but you can hear that this is Vaughan's rig. The clip cuts off after a tantalising 16 seconds.

Tone may be in the hands, but you can hear that this is Vaughan's rig ... We also recently learned about how Stevie Ray initially missed out on jamming with his hero Lonnie Mack because Lonnie ...