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The Vaughan Brothers
The Vaughan Brothers were Jimmie and Stevie Ray Vaughan, two brothers from Austin, Texas who played blues music together. They formed a band in the early...
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The Vaughan Brothers were Jimmie and Stevie Ray Vaughan, two brothers from Austin, Texas who played blues music together. They formed a band in the early 1970s and played in local honky-tonks around Texas.
Their song "Good Texan" came out in 1982 and became their best-known track. It had Stevie Ray's guitar work and Jimmie's vocals, and it captured something about Texas blues that connected with people. Other songs like "Hard To Be" and "Telephone Song" showed their raw approach to the genre.
Stevie Ray Vaughan struggled with addiction issues that affected his life and career. The brothers' music came from that Texas blues tradition, but they put their own stamp on it through their playing and partnership.
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