how to play guitar like stevie ray vaughan

The Scotch Stratocaster Scotch was a semi-mongrel 1963 Stratocaster that was coloured in a dark cream colour, i.e. Scotch. It includes a rosewood neck and a tiger-striped pickguard, custom made by Rene. This Stratocaster was stevie ray vaughan guitar boogie album
 favoured by Stevie Ray once Number One was considered incapable of playing due to serious neck problems. A hefty figure, to be sure. That said, however, does quantifying “Lenny’s” value and assigning a dollar figure really matter? Could you assign such value to the effect that Stevie Ray Vaughan and his music had on the people in his life and on the world? Not really. After all, the story of Stevie Ray and Lenora Vaughan; of his music and of the guitar he most affectionately nicknamed for her is, first and foremost, a love story. The VH1 Behind the Music program on Stevie showed some old footage of him playing guitar when he was a little kid— he was so good it made me want to cry.