Vaughan Brothers Family Style CD

Family Style Music

List Price	$7.99 (You save $0.40)
Category	Rock Albums, Rock/Pop CDs, Blues
Label	Epic Associated
Orig Year	1990
All Time Sales Rank	7903
CD Universe Part number	1086873
Catalog number	46225
Discs	1
Release Date	Sep 07, 1990
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Nile Rodgers
Recording Time	40 minutes
Personnel	Stevie Ray Vaughan Tawatha Agee Jimmie Vaughan - vocals, guitar Stan Harrison - saxophone Brenda White-King - background vocals David Spinner Steve Elson Richard Hilton - piano, organ Larry Aberman Preston Hubbard - acoustic bass Curtis King Jr. Al Berry - bass George Sims Also: Nile Rodgers, Doyle Bramhall, Rockin Sidney

Vaughan Brothers Family Style Songs

1.	Hard to Be	$0.99
2.	White Boots	$0.99
3.	D/Fw	$0.99
4.	Good Texan	$0.99
5.	Hillbillies From Outerspace	$0.99
6.	Long Way From Home	$0.99
7.	Tick Tock	$0.99
8.	Telephone Song	$0.99
9.	Baboom / Mama Said	$0.99
10.	Brothers	$0.99

Family Style Music Review

Average Rating: (5 out of 5 stars) 5 stars

5 stars Get the best of both worlds,Stevie Ray and Jimmy
This is a great moving cd, I exercise to it in the morning. Tick Tock is a really underplayed for the really great song it is. Stevie sings it with such soul, how timely, especially with what has been going on in our world!
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5 stars Awesome
I received the CD very fast, I am very pleased with the pricing and the service.
Submitted by Rdgreenacres (Modesto,CA)
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5 stars maybe the best
Maybe the best piece of work from Stevie Ray. With his brother Jimmie this cd rocks from start to finish. The final track "brothers" jams as the siblings pass the axe back and forth to split lead duties. A true classic. Shortly after this release we lost Stevie in a helicopter accident. who knows what else these brothers could have made
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