Stevie Ray Vaughan was more restrained on his 1985 recording of "The Sky Is Crying" than on almost ANY of his other slow blues songs. That restraint allowed the song to breathe, giving it a slow-burning, smoldering feel. This is an excerpt from a free 30-minute lesson that you can watch here: https://texasbluesalley.com/setlist/how-to-unlock-srvs-magic-in-the-sky-is-crying #guitar #blues #StevieRayVaughan #music #tutorial | Texas Blues Alley

Heard in many of his upbeat songs, this is one of the most common syncopated strumming patterns that Stevie Ray Vaughan played. #bluesguitar #guitarlessons | Texas Blues Alley

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122K views · 1.4K reactions | Hey Joe” sounds more complicated than a blues song (because it is), but in this lesson I’ll show you how to remember the chord progression using just 5 notes. These 1-minute lessons are published daily and are sent out by email several hours before they’re published here. Sign up at https://1minuteblues.com. #bluesguitar #guitarlessons #hendrix | Texas Blues Alley | Facebook

Why Texas Blues Rules the Fretboard for Guitarists Over 50? It’s raw, expressive, and lets seasoned players shine—think Stevie Ray Vaughan and a cranked Strat. Life’s too short for bad tone! #TexasBlues #bluesriffs #blueslicks #texasbluesriffs #GuitarLife #Over50Musicians #BluesLegends #FenderVibes #MusicHistory | Guitar Jamz