Vaughan, notably, did not play his No. 1 Strat for Superstition, instead opting for his white Charley guitar, a Strat-style instrument with lipstick pickups built for Stevie in 1984 by Dallas ...

Stevie Ray Vaughan’s ‘Pride and Joy’ Was the Fender Stratocaster, And Right Now It’s 20% Off Online Fender's Memorial Day Sale is in full swing — score up to 50% off acoustic and ...

The electric guitar that blues legend Stevie Ray Vaughan used in his first studio recording and early performances has fetched $250,000 at auction in his hometown of Dallas.

The thought of Stevie Wonder and Stevie Ray Vaughan collaborating is a dream, overflowing with musical possibilities. But despite seeming too good to be true, it did actually happen – for just ...

Hopkins says Stevie Ray Vaughan, who traded the guitar away in 1971, mentioned in a 1989 interview how much he'd like to have it back. Vaughan died in a 1990 helicopter crash. He was 35.