"Six Strings Down" is a song written by Art Neville, Eric Kolb, Aaron Nevil… Read Full Bio ↴"Six Strings Down" is a song written by Art Neville, Eric Kolb, Aaron Neville, Cyril Neville, Kelsey Smith, and Jimmie Vaughan, and which first appeared on Jimmie Vaughan's album Strange Pleasure in 1995. The song was written as a eulogy to Jimmie Vaughan's brother, Stevie Ray Vaughan, and, by extension, many other fallen guitarists.
In its original incarnation, the song takes the form of an acoustic blues. The opening line, "Alpine Valley/Middle of the Night" refers to the Alpine Valley Music Theater near East Troy, Wisconsin where the helicopter carrying Stevie Ray Vaughan and several others crashed following a concert in 1990. The song references many other deceased blues music guitarists including Jimi Hendrix (the "voodoo chile"), Albert Collins, Muddy Waters, Lightnin' Hopkins, T-Bone Walker, Eddie "Guitar Slim" Jones, Freddie King, and Albert King. The song's refrain mourns that "Heaven done called another blues stringer back home".
All-star versions of the song were played at a tribute concert to Stevie Ray Vaughan in 1996 and, in a raucous version, at Eric Clapton's Crossroads Guitar Festival in 2004

Six Strings Down
Jimmie Vaughan Lyrics

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In the middle of the night
Six strings down
On the heaven-bound flight
Got a pick, a strap, guitar on his back
Ain't gonna cut the angels no slack
Heaven done called

Another blues-stringer back home

See the voodoo chile
Holding out his hand
I've been waitin' on you brother
Welcome to the band
Good blues-stringin'
Heaven-fine singin'
Jesus, Mary and Joseph

Been lis'nin' to your playin'
Heaven done called
Another blues-stringer back home
Lord they called
Another blues-stringer back home
Albert Collins up there

Muddy an' Lightnin' too
Albert King and Freddy
Playin' the blues
T-Bone Walker, Guitar Slim
Little Son Jackson and
Frankie Lee Sims

Heaven done called
Another blues-stringer back home
Lord they called
Another blues-stringer back home
Lord they called
Another blues-stringer back home
Heaven done called
Another blues-stringer back home
Lord they called
Another blues-stringer back home
Heaven done called
Another blues-stringer back home
They called

Another blues-stringer back home
Back home

Overall Meaning

The song "Six Strings Down" is a tribute to blues musicians who have passed away, specifically those who played the guitar. The lyrics describe the scene of a blues musician passing away and going to heaven. The lines "Six strings down" and "got a pick, a strap, guitar on his back" refer to the musician's guitar that he always carried with him. The song describes the musician being welcomed into heaven by other blues legends who have passed away, including Albert Collins, Muddy Waters, Lightnin' Hopkins, and Freddy King, among others.

The song is a celebration of the blues and the musicians who have dedicated their lives to it. It also reflects on the idea of leaving a legacy, as the passing of these musicians leaves an impact on the genre and the music world as a whole. The phrase "Heaven done called another blues stringer back home" is repeated throughout the song, emphasizing the idea that these musicians have answered the call of the afterlife and are now playing their music in heaven.

Overall, "Six Strings Down" is a moving tribute to the musicians who have shaped the blues genre and left their mark on music history. Through the lyrics, the listener is transported to a heavenly stage, where these musicians are performing together once again.

Line by Line Meaning

In the middle of the night
The tragic death occurred during a dark hour

Six strings down
A guitar legend has passed away

On the heaven-bound flight
Now on a journey to the afterlife

Got a pick, a strap, guitar on his back
He always had his trusty musical tools with him

Ain't gonna cut the angels no slack
Not even celestial beings could keep him from playing his guitar

Heaven done called Another blues-stringer back home
Another talented blues guitarist has passed into the afterlife

See the voodoo chile Holding out his hand I've been waitin' on you brother Welcome to the band
A fellow blues legend greets him and welcomes him into the afterlife's band

Good blues-stringin' Heaven-fine singin' Jesus, Mary and Joseph
The afterlife now has some amazing blues music and heavenly voices, as well as a religious connection

Been lis'nin' to your playin' Heaven done called Another blues-stringer back home Lord they called
Even in the afterlife, his talent was recognized and appreciated

Albert Collins up there Muddy an' Lightnin' too Albert King and Freddy Playin' the blues T-Bone Walker, Guitar Slim Little Son Jackson and Frankie Lee Sims
Other legendary bluesmen are in the afterlife and have welcomed another member to their musical group

They called Another blues-stringer back home Back home
The cycle of life continues and even great musicians will eventually return to their place of origin

Lyrics © Wixen Music Publishing, Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: ART NEVILLE, CYRIL GARRETT NEVILLE, ERIC KOLB, STACY KELSEY SMITH, JIMMIE LAWRENCE VAUGHAN

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Most interesting comment from YouTube:

@temuraphakidze2462

5y↑51

Alpine Valley
In the middle of the night
Six strings down
On the heaven-bound flight
Got a pick, a strap, guitar on his back
Ain't gonna cut the angels no slack

Heaven done called
Another blues-stringer back home

See the voodoo chile
Holding out his hand
I've been waitin' on you brother
Welcome to the band
Good blues-stringin'
Heaven-fine singin'
Jesus, Mary and Joseph
Been lis'nin' to your playin'

Heaven done called
Another blues-stringer back home

Lord they called
Another blues-stringer back home

Albert Collins up there
Muddy an' Lightnin' too
Albert King and Freddy
Playin' the blues
T-Bone Walker, Guitar Slim
Little Son Jackson and
Frankie Lee Sims

Heaven done called
Another blues-stringer back home

Lord they called
Another blues-stringer back home

Lord they called
Another blues-stringer back home

Lord they called
Another blues-stringer back home

All comments from YouTube:

@theanthonyv

3y↑206

I love Jimmie Vaughan and everything he represents. People often want to compare him to Stevie and criticize his more minimalistic / restrained style. But the man is his own artist. His playing is so tasteful, and he’s an utter master at his craft. He recognizes that it’s the silence between the notes that makes the music. The universe blessed us with his talent. Cherish him while we still have him - he’s a walking gallery of the blues. God bless you, Jimmie Lee Vaughan, and the Texas blood that runs through your soul.

@TomTom-xp2jb

3y↑11

Awesome comment!!! I agree with everything you said. The silence between notes is what got me. Thx for the post!!! 🎸🌟👏

@paul2602

2y↑7

Well said.

@crazywisdom2

2y↑9

2 great Bluesman. Two great guitarists... with 2 different styles. Respect !

@ClamGaming-th2wt

2y↑6

i really like his finger picking style on his guitar, sounds like a bluesman from the 1920s

@ullr1159

2y↑6

About the best description of JLV I’ve ever read.

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@stevenmuir8376

3y↑171

I know he was a great musician, and I know people love his music and think about him that way, but I miss my little brother. - Jimmie Vaughan

@markkennard861

41w↑4

😢 man of few words.

@davidsimpson6404

26w↑4

❤🎶keep on keepin Jimmie

@G.F.Browning

42w↑13

I had the pleasure of bumping into Jimmie on his way into his gig in Beverly last Friday. He was super cool and even though he was probably in a hurry to get backstage and ready for his show he stopped for a minute, said hi shook my hand and took a picture with me. But during the show i knew he was going to play Six Strings Down and when he did everyone else left the stage there was a single spotlight on him and this man just poured his feelings out into that strat, and damnit I've heard this tune so many times before but ill admit i started to tear up hearing it live

@HM-if7iu

4y↑66

Stevie has visible power when he plays blues, but Jimmie has invisible power when he plays blues - John Doe

@bobbyglass7214

3y↑4

Really well said and they both get it done the right way.

@HM-if7iu

3y↑2

@Bobby Glass yes, they are both really good guitar players

@PipeCat1965

3y↑1

Amen, bro.

@vicfreeman

39w

So well put.

@hazymunkey

2y↑50

Jimmie is a very underrated musician

@steezymongo1270

1y↑5

It’s hard to get out of some shadows when your brother was the best guitar player that ever lived

@rogercordell2667

1y↑4

Underrated hahaha i dont think so.although we already know that stevie was the sun jimmy lee was no slouch whatsoever.anyone who feels hes Underrated dont know the whole story.i suggest ya read up.

@davidpalmer9550

1y↑4

Jimmy isn’t underrated to those of us who know him and his music. We appreciate every note!

@jamescrawford2341

30w↑2

@rogercordell2667 100% right on! Jimmy was 3 years older and Stevie said he learned the basics from his big brother! I will be 61 on Tuesday, October 3rd, Stevie would be 69. Jimmy turned 72 back in March. Under rated by folks that just don't know!!!

@eudymaverickmentor

21w

Most overused phrase by those that are NOT in the know.

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@jackiehampton6852

2y↑13

I was lucky enough to see Jimmy and Stevie on stage together at Chastain Park in ATL. It's always been the most memorable show I've seen, and Ive seen a bunch in my 60 years.

@jofal62

4y↑62

one guitar, one amp, one man, one soul...very intimist blues. R.I.P Steevie

@monkeysbum999

2y↑5

Keith Richard used to say it required three chords, two fingers and one asshole to be a guitarist.

@knifelyfe6565

12w

This was awhile back.Jimmie hasn't used Fender amps in many years.

@derin111

2y↑12

This is the first time I’m ever hearing him. Stunned!

@tonyz6421

1y↑1

Say whaaaaat? Are you 13 or what

@Ross58

26w↑3

I love Jimmy. I was mesmerised from the moment I saw him live in Fabulous Thunderbirds when they supported Stevie , Sydney Australia … and if you are just hearing him now, count yourself blessed … better to hear him, than miss out altogether …

@happiestTurkeyPvP

3y↑3

Jesus Jimmie, you’re gonna make me cry and I’m at the office tryna work. Breaks my heart man. Much love and appreciation for you my friend. Vaughan’s are the reason I play the blues every night when I go back home from my 10 hour shift and I’m alone in my small apartment. Just when I start playing I feel like no trouble matters, I can just play it all away. Thank you for showing me a way out.

@PhilBaird1

2y↑14

Jimmie's singing sounds great on this, like an old blues singer from way back. Thanks Jimmie and respect to your brother.

@steveaskew2

21w↑2

I love how his vocal hangs way way back on the beat while that thumb relentlessly keeps on it- so much soul, so cool. Love this version!

@jimcole6423

3y↑1

This song makes me cry. Every time. Anyone else?

@Aakarsh1068

2y↑9

The greatest tribute anyone can give to Stevie.

@ede4961

5y↑143

I got to see Jimmie at the New Daisy Theatre in Memphis. It was either his first or second show after Stevie died. Right when Strange Pleasure came out. Maybe '92 or '93?? He did this song, and could barely get through it. Emotions very high still at that time. It was a great show, and even Rene Martinez did a flamenco guitar number. He was awesome as well. I went back into the theatre after everyone had left, and caught Jimmie by himself walking up the isle alone, and I got to shake his hand and he gave me an autograph. One of the coolest events in my life...I think I was 18 at the time, never will forget it.

@onewearycatfromtexas2066

3y↑2

Feels that...Too powerful

@michaelreyes147

3y↑2

I feel it

@TomTom-xp2jb

3y↑1

That's very cool man. 🎸🌟👏

@SteveSchuffert

2y↑3

Saw that tour as well. Nashville 328 hall. It truly was special in so many ways.

@rogercordell2667

Thats awesome brother thanks for postin that story.

@jamesheadle9292

49w↑1

I had to sit and watch jimmie play this at least 6 7 times so i could learn this tune myself jimmie knows how use that capo now i been pluckin to this one all night .

@andykahrs

5y↑95

Sometimes I get so sad thinking about Stevie's death. This helps. Absolutely incredible.

@Lipeboussada12345

4y↑1

FalconerPhoto Shut YOUR mouth. It’s not just you who miss Stevie

@johnferrante3247

4y↑1

@FalconerPhoto do everyone a favor and don't spew your shit anymore

@FordF-vh1mh

4y↑52

After all the interviews and quotes I read about how much Stevie looked up to Jimmie, I think he would be incredibly moved by that performance.

@derickfeigum3872

3y↑6

I know stevie would be

@shawnmelious9672

21w

No wonder Stevie was so awesome. Imagine growing up watching Jimmie play. Unreal

@marycupano6422

5y↑8

Just got back from seeing Jimmie at Bethel Woods, NY, I said hello and asked him for a guitar pic.. I told him that I play as well... he gave me one and signed my concert ticket, Wow!! What a wonderful pleasure it was to meet up sir. Thank you.. you have white doves around you. Bless you. And thanks.

@MCJaccard4music

3y↑5

You couldn't play like this if you tried.
This is pure passion and feeling.

@SamPlaysBass49

4y↑2

I met Jimmie on the Blues Ballads and Favorites tour. I had bought his new album at the merch booth. They were all sealed. He said "who's got a key?" and proceeded to slice open the albums to sign them. Then pulled me in for a hug. Thanks JV.

@JorgeASaenz-oh1jl

4y↑53

Gets you in the feelings, Rest in peace Stevie Ray.
And love for Jimmie.

@rabbitohsrule121

4y↑4

People of the world didn't have it together but you and stevie did that's why the the good lord and us will always love you. Legend.

@jojoversus1100

Massive SRV fan here.
There are amazing guitarists out there that grew up idolizing Stevie Ray. Go look up Mateus Asato, or Scott LePage. Both of them amazing young influential guitarists of their time, both 100% influenced by Stevie Ray, especially Mateus. :)

@jojoversus1100

Whoops, wrong comment. Lol

@rabbitohsrule121

4y↑19

You're nothing but class, like American made products, no duplications. Live long my friend. As the Vaughan brothers will in my heart. The go to blues guys now. Prestige, pristine.

@possumwilliams2940

3y↑5

Can't help but get teary eyed when Jimmie plays this song... it's so heartfelt.... wasn't aware that The Neville Brothers wrote the song...R. I.P. Stevie ✝️🙏🎸😎

@thunderoz1254

4y↑17

JLV is the coolest and down to earth blueser. Much love from Germany

@MRBrien77

17w

I was in Austin in September working the Austin City Limits music festival and I was fortunate enough to be working on the stage that Jimmie opened the second weekend and after his set I got the pleasure of talking to him and I told him that I take Stevie with me wherever I go and showed him my SRV tattoo on my right calf

@timeistooshort2933

23w

Wow,Jimmy sir when hear you sing this a tribute to your awesome and legendary brother Stevie up in Gods with all those other legendary blues guitarist, Freddie, Otis, BB King , Muddy Waters and...I love it and listent to all our blues legends up with our Lord...and God bless you when your time comes...this song with fitting to with another blues players journey back home as well ❤❤❤❤😊

@elcomb4933

I was very fortunate to run into Jimmie in a little music shop in Lexington,I remember him walking in and plugging into a fender tweed cranked all the way up ,I got to jam a brief couple minutes with a legend ….great memory

@daveydmur

33w↑1

He played this in Toronto last night as the opener before Clapton and this song blew me away.

@AnttiKivivalli

4y↑31

This is blues.

"Blues is true, that's what blues is." - Brownie McGhee.

@rolfhauf4266

33w↑1

Exactly what it stands for: legendary great Blues🎸

@olivierlanglet1932

3y↑11

Got a tear in my eye while looking at Jimmie at first, and listening to the song's story.

Then he started playing. I lighted up a cigarette, and said "Hell yeah"

Yep, it's 3am, and I'm drunk.

@vedder10

4y↑7

I love it when Blues greats just sit with their guitar and an amp and just let the feeling run through their fingers. This will be one of those videos I will always go back to just like the Robbie Robertson and Willie Dixon video.

@puistolanilmaherruus

5y↑46

one of the coolest cats & players ever

@classicartfoundation639

4y↑53

This song is genius, absolutely brilliant

@markharrison5709

Had the pleasure of meeting him at the Byron Blues and roots festival while assisting James Cottin, a thorough Gentleman.

@emptypromises2962

4y↑5

Haunting performance... deep. Made me cry.

@KS-oi9ym

4y↑4

I heard Stevie first like most guitarists but Jimmie is a master. I like how he said "when Stevie got killed?" Instead of died. Im not sure if anyone has written one yet but Stevies life is a blues song.

@liorauf

5y↑21

This is EPIC!!! Love you Vaughan brothers !!! RIP Stevie Ray ❤️

@ebeep

4y↑11

Perfect tone.

@scoobydoo1726

4y↑5

Man I remember the day we lost Stevie, I was in disbelief, I though only 16 or 17 at time was bummed out heart broken, he was a idol to me and my friends, hurt then and still hurts today, just never made sense to me why he had to go in prime. Jimmie thanks for this, stay healthy, appreciate this.

@rabbitohsrule121

4y↑6

I'm here in tears my brother listening to you sing white boots with stevie and I believe for my book you and stevie were the most underrated guitarists ever and I love everything yous ever did. And jimmie you are a great guitarist better than you ever got recognition for. Love always you good texan.I love you brother. Roll and I'll just feel somethin.

@balke7935

1y↑2

This is the best bit of blues guitar I’ve ever heard. Jimmie oozes soul and groove.

@SuperCrackerjacks

5y↑26

Jimmie, you're The Big Boss Man

@scottavery9108

19w

The single greatest moment in any convert I've been to is when jimmy vaughan played this song at our blues fest and the entire audience stopped moving stopped talking and just starred in awe of this incredible monument of music tribute ever recorded

@aloisemason3044

4y↑2

A legend singing and sending this out to his brother Stevie Ray Vaughan by Jimmy Vaughan..Sensational words ...great performance..never to be forgotten Stevie Ray Vaughan..

@MCJaccard4music

Rolled Cuffed jeans. Silver capped Cowboy boots. Slick hair. Guitar picking.
Not many are as cool as Jimmie.
I love that he always had his own style different from Steive.

@brentfellers9632

41w↑1

❤️ Jimmy, holy f he looks old...then i wonder who the the grey saggy rocker i see in the mirror..id be honored to have this played at my celebration 😊

@temuraphakidze2462

5y↑51

@joelcohen8438

4y↑5

Best piece of music Jimmy ever played, for obvious reasons. When my father died, I was giggin' in a funk band in a club in San José. I played Horace Silver's "Song for My Father" and couldn't stop playing. Emotion does that. But Jimmy wrote that from his heart. And it's in an old Black bluesman style, like Robert Johnson through Lightning Hopkins, that Jimmy obviously went to school on. He did it justice, very nice.

@joelcohen8438

4y↑1

Every death of someone you love is s tragedy. Stevie's more than most, right with and just like Jimi's.

@classicartfoundation639

4y↑2

Such great lyrics

@patrickrooney4402

4y↑1

Da boos love it 😍😍😍

@victorantoniovolpe4047

3y↑2

You Know Stevie ray is up there

@rachealdubois7289

4y↑3

OK well I cried hard that was beautiful Jimmie thank you

@reneematte8426

5y↑4

Thanks "Blues Kitchen TV" for this great Blues gift 💖♪ ♫🎼🌺🙋‍♀️🎼

@crazywisdom2

Love the song Jimmy. Never got to see Stevie ... but way back in the day; I did get to see jimmy & the fabulous thunderbird open for Buddy Guy, and Mr. B B King. Memories ...

@codjh9

4y↑2

Jimmy's got soul.

@chrisjohns38

I remember leaving Alpine Valley after that fatal show, the first helicopter that took off circled around with a spot light on the crowd. This song fits right into that memory. Nice one.

@pb12661

5y↑24

really likin' that gold strat. it fits him and sounds great.

@robertjohnson8205

4y↑8

Jimmie in my book is as blues as it comes. No hammer ons needed.

@aloisemason3044

4y↑2

Jimmy Vaughan is a well known legend of Blue's and is an incredibly great singer and guitar player..This is a great remaking of this song and it's a HIT..Thank u Jimmie Vaughan for another great song ..

@MrGuitars8

24w

I remember the first time I saw SRV on Austin City Limits on a small black and white many years ago and when I heard Jimmie with the Fabulous Thunderbirds that was it for me . I love to listen to these Guys play .

@paulcunningham1387

4y↑4

What a fine tribute to his kid bruv. Jimmie and Stevie Ray sent me a lot of good times over the years, and taught me a lot about how to play guitar

@davidwolfe9391

Jimmie is the coolest cat around in my opinion. greatness! When I take road trips I listen to Jimmie Vaughn, when I am at the Lake I listen to Jimmie Vaughn, When I am sitting / smoking a cigar, when I am having a beer, or just chillin there is none better than Jimmie Vaughn.

@carlosdeno

To cool for school, that’s Jimmie & Stevie Ray.

@DanielVenadjv

American treasure from Austin Texas. Thank God we can see this. Brother to Brother.

@geoffreyharold

HAPPY BIRTHDAY JIMMIE!

@graadie1

1y↑1

His feel, note selection and humanity make him one of my all time guitar hero’s

@nickefgen9219

Every time I hear this song I think Of Stevie and I all Teared up

@daveprentice

Bless you, Jimmie!

@kalinkuzmanov6747

That's what i call blues!!

@douglasharrison1360

5y↑15

Love Jimmie,his music makes me feel safe.

@michaelbailey1578

4y↑4

He died about 7 miles from our. I guess we were busy because I didn't even know he was around until hearing it on the radio. What a great loss. He is dearly missed by many people.

@JimPoston1

4y↑1

Great Job Jimmy!! That's the way it's done!! We Miss Him Too Jimmy!!

@gclarke180

32w↑1

Love Jimmy's tone

@johnfowler5804

4y↑4

That was beautiful thank you for that. Brought a tear to my eye. I’m teaching my son about Stevie Ray Vaughan right now. And he loves Albert King and Stevie Ray Vaughan’s song Born under a bad sign. He’s 8 plays guitar and bass. Loves his strat. Tells me he can’t get that song out of his head. Anyway I found this video because I saw a picture of you both playing together. You had your arms around Stevie and you were both playing his guitar. That’s what brought me here. Thank you.

@shaunw9270

Amazing , great lyrics , awesome voice & superb playing . Love it 👌

@trailladymtb7700

Dang this is good for the soul. Miss Stevie. Thanks Jimmy! Praying that God that the blues never die. Music will never be the same.

@zolfodor4835

5y↑2

Absolutely brilliant,always loved this song,R.I.P. Stevie Ray.❤❤

@kaskitewmorin3817

1y↑1

Ty Jimmy

@PipeCat1965

Conviction of the soul that connects the heart to the hands. That's the ingredient that makes these Vaughan brothers superhuman. When I heard Stevie and Jimmie for the first time, I somehow knew that I would never try to play like them. Because I knew it only works for them. They made me want to find my own magic. And Jimmie singing about Stevie... Just makes me want to sit quiet.

@armandor.594

1y↑1

Go Jimmie go. You're a pure talent.

@cicimbello

5y↑15

Brings tear to my eye

@robertcraig156

Thats real Brotherly love,, Thank you,Jimmy, R.I.P .Stevie..God loves the Blues..

@angelastockmoe1979

3y↑1

Awesome Jimmie...RIP Stevie we love you forever.

@drkuehne

5y↑20

The fantastic Jimmy Vaughan.... great!

@Lonesomecowboyblues

3y↑1

A man and a guitar.

@nahamraj

the right place to be for a lifetime. We still here Jimmy Sir.

@davidnoval9043

Thank you Jimmie for this beautiful song. 2 brothers with deep and beautiful soul ! your music is honey for our ears. I was 14 yo when i discovered SRV and double trouble.....what a positive shock ! My teenage soul was immediately full of joy. As a french for me Texas is a paradise where you can meet real cow boys where you can eat good food and drink good alcool (french people appreciate good alcool) and....Texas is a paradise where ZZTOP and VAUGHAN brothers have offered to the world their brilliant music ;)

@JAZ-wr2fx

3y↑1

Sorry I can't cry tonight damn it

@arnavsawhney

3y↑2

Third time listening.
Still sounds fresh.

@mcampbell5158

I was at Alpine Valley that night. Me and two friends were forced to leave the parking lot about 1:00am. We never heard anything, it was a complete shock when I got a call the next morning from one of the people who was with me at the show saying Stevie is dead. I was a and still am a gigantic SRV fan and how can't you love Jimmy, love his style.

@aloisemason3044

4y↑1

In tribute to Stevie Ray Vaughan by brother Jimmie Vaughan and its sensational..God bless guitars and Stevie Ray and Jimmie.. Thank you

@michaelmurray5505

EXCELLENT. My new Version.Thank You Sir,

@MyTrigger01

3y↑1

Love this song! What a tribute to SRV and how cool heaven must be with them there!

@brianwood7237

5y↑3

GREAT to see Jimmy here...can't wait to see him with Buddy n Charlie this summer😎

@ChannelJustang

I met him after a show once, very nice man.

@luckywhite6179

Thank you and long live you and Stevie Ray.
Let the good times roll.

@leriwaters.9744

5y↑9

Stunning version!!!

@gustavorenovalez5229

3y↑3

Jimmy & Stevie both are a blues encyclopedia

@aloisemason3972

Great performance..Jimmi Vaughan ,a blue's legends and rock..

@nickefgen9219

Jimmie I want you to play this song at my funeral

@CERCARIA

4y↑1

Very good production. You don't have to ask, "How'd he play dat?" And Jimmie Vaughan, God bless you, man. I came here, to this song, to pay tribute to Sterling Magee, "Satan" & Mr.Vaughan did not disappoint. Many thanks to Blues Kitchen TV. Ya done good.

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