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Remembering Stevie Ray Vaughan, gone 36 years today, August 27, 1990, after a helicopter crash following his Alpine Valley show in East Troy, WI. He was just 35. Performing “Look at Little Sister” from his iconic visit to Austin City Limits in October 1989.

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On August 27, 1990, Stevie Ray Vaughan died at the age of 35 when his helicopter went down following a concert at the Alpine Valley Music Theatre in East Troy, Wisconsin
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On August 27, 1990, Stevie Ray Vaughan died at the age of 35 when his helicopter went down following a concert at the Alpine Valley Music Theatre in East Troy, Wisconsin

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35 years without the legendary guitarist Stevie Ray Vaughan. He tragically left us back at the age of 35, a victim of a helicopter crash. Here is Stevie performing “Voodoo Child (Slight Return)” live at Austin City Limits, 1989.

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Stevie Ray Vaughan died on August 27, 1990, exactly 36 years ago today. He was 35 years old and had just performed at the Alpine Valley Music Theatre in Wisconsin alongside Eric Clapton, Buddy Guy, Robert Cray, and others. After the show, Vaughan boarded a helicopter bound for Chicago. The helicopter crashed into a hillside shortly after takeoff in heavy fog. Everyone aboard was killed, including Vaughan. His death was a devastating loss to the blues world, but his influence only grew afterward. Songs like “Pride and Joy,” “Texas Flood,” and “Crossfire” remain blues classics.
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Stevie Ray Vaughan died on August 27, 1990, exactly 36 years ago today. He was 35 years old and had just performed at the Alpine Valley Music Theatre in Wisconsin alongside Eric Clapton, Buddy Guy, Robert Cray, and others. After the show, Vaughan boarded a helicopter bound for Chicago. The helicopter crashed into a hillside shortly after takeoff in heavy fog. Everyone aboard was killed, including Vaughan. His death was a devastating loss to the blues world, but his influence only grew afterward. Songs like “Pride and Joy,” “Texas Flood,” and “Crossfire” remain blues classics.

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Remembering SRV🎸 Austin, TX (FOX 7 Austin) — On this day in 1990, the music world lost one of its greatest stars when Texas blues legend Stevie Ray Vaughan died in a tragic helicopter crash at just 35 years old. He had just finished a huge concert in Wisconsin with his brother Jimmie and other famous musicians like Eric Clapton. Late that night, Stevie Ray got on a helicopter bound for Chicago in thick fog. Just minutes after taking off, the helicopter crashed into a hilly ski slope, killing everyone on board. Born in Dallas, Stevie Ray later moved to Austin and helped make the city famous for its music. During the 1980s, he brought blues music back to life around the world with his electric guitar playing and energetic stage presence. Playing with his band, Double Trouble, he became a local hero and a global star with famous hit albums like Texas Flood. His sudden death shocked fans across Texas and around the globe. Thousands of people and famous musicians gathered to honor him after he was laid to rest back in Dallas. Today, his legacy is still alive and well in Austin. People from all over the world still visit his life-sized bronze statue along Lady Bird Lake to remember the Texas guitar legend who changed music forever.
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Remembering SRV🎸 Austin, TX (FOX 7 Austin) — On this day in 1990, the music world lost one of its greatest stars when Texas blues legend Stevie Ray Vaughan died in a tragic helicopter crash at just 35 years old. He had just finished a huge concert in Wisconsin with his brother Jimmie and other famous musicians like Eric Clapton. Late that night, Stevie Ray got on a helicopter bound for Chicago in thick fog. Just minutes after taking off, the helicopter crashed into a hilly ski slope, killing everyone on board. Born in Dallas, Stevie Ray later moved to Austin and helped make the city famous for its music. During the 1980s, he brought blues music back to life around the world with his electric guitar playing and energetic stage presence. Playing with his band, Double Trouble, he became a local hero and a global star with famous hit albums like Texas Flood. His sudden death shocked fans across Texas and around the globe. Thousands of people and famous musicians gathered to honor him after he was laid to rest back in Dallas. Today, his legacy is still alive and well in Austin. People from all over the world still visit his life-sized bronze statue along Lady Bird Lake to remember the Texas guitar legend who changed music forever.

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For many years of his career Stevie Ray Vaughan struggled with drug and alcohol addiction. In the fall of 1986 Stevie's addiction became so bad that he was met with the crossroads of life or death. He had been hospitalized twice within a span of a few days and his health was rapidly declining. He chose to save himself and entered rehab, successfully completing the program in November, 1986. At the time of his death in 1990, Stevie was almost four years sober when he tragically lost his life ina helicopter crash. While performing "Life Without You" in New Orleans, 1988, Stevie gave a powerful speech to the audience about his sobriety and the dangers that drugs caused him. If you are in a hard place right now, listen to his words and enjoy the solo that follows.
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36 years ago today, we lost Stevie Ray Vaughan. I remember it like it was yesterday. I was in Arizona visiting my brothers when the news broke that Stevie was gone. I’ll never forget that moment. Stevie had a way of making the guitar come alive. His passion, his soul and that unmistakable sound made him one of a kind. His music gave us so much, and it still means so much today. Rest easy, Stevie. You left behind something truly special...🎸❤
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36 years ago today, we lost Stevie Ray Vaughan. I remember it like it was yesterday. I was in Arizona visiting my brothers when the news broke that Stevie was gone. I’ll never forget that moment. Stevie had a way of making the guitar come alive. His passion, his soul and that unmistakable sound made him one of a kind. His music gave us so much, and it still means so much today. Rest easy, Stevie. You left behind something truly special...🎸❤

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Stevie Ray Vaughn performing “Rivera Paradise.” This is a soulful instrumental. After a full day of recording material for the album, Stevie asked his producer to leave the tape running and to turn down the lights. All alone, he recorded the guitar track on his Fender Strat. Double Trouble added the backing later, including an organ foundation from Reese Wynans. On the Austin City Limits performance, Stevie introduced this by saying it was "For all the hurting people in the world."

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Tom Petty - Yer So Bad Flying solo, on George Harrison’s acoustic, after his band failed to show. A witty look at bad relationships in a world gone mad from an album that was impossible to miss that year. The Late Show. 1989.
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Traces of Texas reader Vance Little kindly sent in this awesome video of Stevie Ray Vaughan playing a live show at the Capitol Theater in Passaic, New Jersey (of all places) in November, 1985. What an uplifting message. He actually plays with his teeth at one point. He really was something else, wasn't he? Thank you, Vance. Nothing like a little Thursday afternoon Stevie to help me battle the mosquitoes in my yard as I set out to mow!

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