Person · blues guitarist and singer
Jimmie Vaughan
Albums
16
Members
5
Active
1951–present
Origin
United States
Biography
Jimmie Lawrence Vaughan (born March 20, 1951 in Dallas County, Texas) is an American blues rock guitarist and singer based in Austin, Texas. He is the older brother of the late, Texas blues guitar legend, Stevie Ray Vaughan.
Several notable blues guitarists have had a significant influence on Vaughan's playing style including Freddie King, Albert King, BB King, and Johnny "Guitar" Watson.
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Discography
Boom-Bapa-Boom
Strange Pleasure
Like A King
Out There
Do You Get the Blues?
The Essential Jimmie Vaughan
The Essential Jimmie Vaughan
Strange Pleasure / Out There
Plays Blues, Ballads & Favorites
Plays More Blues Ballads & Favourites
Baby, Please Come Home
The Pleasure's All Mine: The Complete Blues, Ballads and Favorites Sessions
The Pleasure's All Mine (The Complete Blues, Ballads And Favourites)
The Jimmie Vaughan Story
The Jimmie Vaughan Story
2006-08-13: Cooper Stadium, Columbus, OH, USA
Credits
Ranked #11,896 of 14,615 producers — 60.52 career Groove across 3 records.
Going Home (Theme From Local Hero)
Revolution Come…Revolution Go
Blues Full Circle
Up Close
Live from London
Blues Stop Knockin'
Blues at Sunrise
Riding With the King
Will and the Kill
Live at Carnegie Hall
Venus Isle
Dance of the Rainbow Serpent
24 Nights
Mighty Long Time
Dreams Come True
Under the Red Sky
Powerful Stuff
Read My Lips
Pinker and Prouder Than Previous
Hot Number
Portfolio
Ron Levy's Wild Kingdom
Live Alive
Tuff Enuff
Porky’s Revenge
Stompin' Grounds
Couldn’t Stand the Weather
Havana Moon
Old Enough
T-Bird Rhythm
Butt Rockin’
What’s the Word
Girls Go Wild
24 Nights: Blues
A Celebration Of Blues And Soul (The 1989 Presidential Inaugural Concert)
Couldn’t Stand The Weather = テキサス・ハリケーンCold Shot = コールド・ショット
Doctor Velvet
Forbidden Tones
Live At Carnegie Hall-Live From Austin, Texas
Live At C-Boy's
Live At The Austin Opera House, Tx, April 15, 1984
On The Jimmy Reed Highway
Pinky's Blues
Plays Blues: The Rounder Years
Served Live
S.R.V.
Taboo (Blues Harmonica Instrumentals)
Texas Flood / Couldn't Stand The Weather
The Complete Album Collection Vol. One
The Many Moods Of Teisco Del Rey
This Stuff Just Kills Me
Tick Tock
Tuff Enuff
You Got Me