DISCOGRAPHY

Vocals: Stevie Ray Vaughan, Jimmie Vaughan
Guitars: Stevie Ray Vaughan,Jimmie Vaughan
Bass: Al Berry
Drums: Larry Aberman
Steel Guitar:(Hillbillies From Outerspace) Jimmie Vaughan
Guitar: (Baboom/ Moma Said) Nile Rodgers
Upright Bass:(Hillbillies From Outerspace) Preston Hubbard
Drums:(Hillbillies From Outerspace) Doyle Bramhall
Alto & Tenor Saxophone: Stan Harrison
Piano:(Long Way From Home) Richard Hilton
Keyboard:(Tick Tock) Richard Hilton
Organ:(Baboom/ Moma Said) Jimmie Vaughan, Richard Hilton
Background Vocals:(Hard to be) David Spinner
Background Vocals:(White Boots, Tick Tock, Baboom/ Moma Said) Tawatha Agee, Brenda White-King, Curtis King Jr
Background Vocals:(Good Texan) Stevie Ray Vaughan, David Spinner, George Sims
Background Vocals:(Brothers) Brenda White-King

Musician:
Stevie Ray Vaughan-Guitar and Vocals
Chris Layton-Drums
Tommy Shannon-Bass Guitar
Reese Wynans-Keyboards

No one who ever crossed paths with Stevie Ray Vaughan could escape being moved by the experience, and any Stevie Ray fan will no doubt fill in this ten-song sound track with his or her own memories and visual freeze-frames of the man: his infectious smile, his ever-present wide-brim hat, the way he hunched over his battered Fender Stratocaster. But altimately it is conviction and integrety and intensity, his heart and soul, that will speak to future listeners and guitar players, just as the soul of a muddy waters or a Jimi Hendrix spoke to him. "talkin' about good things and singin' the blues
-Dan Forte,1991

(recorded Oct.4, 1984)
Stevie Ray Vaughan-Guitar and Vocals
Chris Layton-Drums
Tommy Shannon-Bass Guitar

Also Featuring:
Jimmie Vaughan-Guitar
Dr John-Keyboards
George Rains-Drums

The Roomful of Blues Horns Section:
Bob Enos-Trumpet
Porky Cohen-Trombone
Rich Lattaille-Alto Sax
Greg Piccolo
Doug James-Baritone Sax
Angela Strehli-Vocals on "C.O.D."

In memory of Stevie Ray Vaughan and John Hammond