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3.1 AUTHORIZED RELEASES--AUDIO/VIDEO

3.1.1 AUDIO

1983 TEXAS FLOOD
1984 COULDN'T STAND THE WEATHER
1985 SOUL TO SOUL
1986 LIVE ALIVE!
1989 IN STEP
1990 FAMILY STYLE (with Jimmie Vaughan)
1991 THE SKY IS CRYING
1992 IN THE BEGINNING
1995 GREATEST HITS
1997 LIVE AT CARNEGIE HALL
1999 THE REAL DEAL: GREATEST HITS 2
1999 ALBERT KING WITH STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN, IN SESSION
2000 BLUES AT SUNRISE
2000 THE BOX SET

In addition to the commercial releases noted above, here is a collector's list of live concerts, videos, radio broadcasts, television appearances, studio outtakes and interviews known to exist in private collections. We have included as much information as we have been able to gather on these unreleased tapes of Stevie Ray Vaughan.

If you have corrections, additions, or more information on particular performances and appearances, please send your information to:
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1970
Dallas, Tx. 1970, with Texas Storm

1972
Studio recordings, Austin, Tx., 1972, with Blackbird

1973
Studio recordings for A&M Records, Los Angeles, Ca., 4/73, with Marc Benno and the Nightcrawlers

1974
Studio recordings for Lone Wolf Productions, The Warehouse, New Orleans, La., 1974, with the Nightcrawlers

1975
Studio recordings, Austin, Tx., 1975, with the Cobras (with partial radio broadcast)

1976
Austin, Tx., 4/76, with the Cobras

1977
Studio recordings, Hole Sound Recording, Austin, Tx., 1977, with Triple Threat Revue
Stubb's. Lubbock, Tx., 1977, with Triple Threat Revue

1978
Stubb's. Lubbock, Tx., 1978, with Triple Threat Revue
Houston, Tx., 1978, with Lou Ann Barton and Double Trouble
San Francisco Blues Festival, San Francisco, Ca., 1978, with Lou Ann Barton and Double Trouble
Broadway 50/50 Club, San Antonio, Tx., summer 1978, with Lou Ann Barton and Double Trouble
Stubb's Barbecue, Lubbock, Tx., summer 1978, with Lou Ann Barton and Double Trouble
Rome Inn, Austin, Tx., 7/10/78, with Lou Ann Barton and Double Trouble
Rome Inn, Austin, Tx., 7/14/78, with Lou Ann Barton and Double Trouble
Rome Inn, Austin, Tx., 8/22/78, with Lou Ann Barton and Double Trouble (video)
Studio 21, San Antonio, Tx., 8/30/78, with Lou Ann Barton and Double Trouble
Fat Dawg's, Lubbock, Tx., 12/78, with Lou Ann Barton and Double Trouble

1979
Steamboat 1874, Austin, Tx., 1979, with Lou Ann Barton and Double Trouble
Studio recordings, Austin, Tx., 1979, with Angela Strehli and the Cobras
Tempico Grande, Felton, Ca., 1979, with Lou Ann Barton and Double Trouble
Soap Creek Saloon, Austin, Tx., 3/2/79, with Lou Ann Barton and Double Trouble
Austin Blues Festival, Austin, Tx., 4/79, with Lou Ann Barton and Double Trouble
Juneteenth Blues Festival, Miller Outdoor Amphitheater, Houston, Tx., 6/19/79, with Lou Ann Barton and DT
Fat Friday, Gilroy, Ca., 8/20/79, with Lou Ann Barton and Double Trouble, Robert Cray and Curtis Selgado (radio broadcast)
Studio recordings, Electric Graceyland, Austin, Tx., summer and fall 1979, with Lou Ann Barton and Double Trouble
Peona's, Austin, Tx., 10/79, with Lou Ann Barton and DT
Studio recordings, Jack Clement's home studio, Nashville, Tn., 11/79, with Lou Ann Barton and Double Trouble

1980
Cheatham St. Warehouse, San Marcos, Tx., 1980, with Double Trouble and Charlie Sexton
The Continental Club, Austin, Tx., 1980, with Double Trouble
Steamboat 1874, Austin, Tx., 1/15/80, with Double Trouble (radio broadcast)
Antone's, Austin, Tx., 1/20/80, with Double Trouble
Steamboat 1874, Austin, Tx., 4/1/80, with Double Trouble (includes seven songs missing from the "In The Beginning" release, radio broadcast)
Rome Inn, Austin, Tx., 4/20/80, with Double Trouble
King's Bay Inn, Norfolk, Va., 7/22/80, with Double Trouble (radio broadcast)
Blossom's Downstairs, Fort Worth, Tx., 8/30/80, with DT
Steamboat 1874, Austin, Tx., 8/31/80, with Double Trouble

1981
Austin, Tx., 3/1/81, with Double Trouble
Private Mother's Day party, Austin, Tx., 5/81, with DT
Harling's Upstairs, Kansas City, Mo., 7/4/81, with Double Trouble
Tornado Jam, Manor Downs, Manor, Tx., 7/11/81, with Double Trouble (Tommy Shannon now on bass, video)
Fitzgerald's, Houston, Tx., 8/14/81, with Double Trouble
Desperado's, Washington, D.C., 9/81, with Double Trouble
Chef's, Baton Rouge, La., 9/9/81, with Double Trouble
Steamboat 1874, Austin, Tx., 10/3/81, with Double Trouble (27th birthday party)
Fitzgerald's, Houston, Tx., 10/14/81, with Double Trouble
Fitzgerald's, Houston, Tx., 10/15/81, with Double Trouble
Fitzgerald's, Houston, Tx., 10/19/81, with Double Trouble and Texas Tom & The Danglin' Wranglers
Fitzgerald's, Houston, Tx., 11/20/81, with Double Trouble
King's Bay Inn, Norfolk, Va., 12/31/81, with Double Trouble

1982
Antone's, Austin, Tx., 1982, with Albert King
Fitzgerald's, Houston, Tx., 1982, with Double Trouble (video)
Hofheinz Pavilion, University of Houston, Houston, Tx., 1982, with Double Trouble (video)
Barton Creek Benefit, Luckenbach, Tx., 3/82, with Double Trouble
Barton Creek Benefit, Antone's, Austin, Tx., 3/7/82, with Double Trouble, Omar & The Howlers and Kim Wilson
Barton Creek Benefit, Antone's, Austin, Tx., 3/28/82, with DT
Houston, Tx., 4/30/82, with Double Trouble (video)
Montreux Jazz Festival, Montreux, Switzerland, 7/17/82, with Double Trouble and Johnny Copeland (video and audio)
Fitzgerald's, Houston, Tx., 9/30/82, with Double Trouble
Demos for CBS Records, Down Town Studios, Los Angeles, Ca., 11/82, with Double Trouble (Jackson Browne's home studio)
Fitzgerald's, Houston, Tx., 12/18/82, with Double Trouble and Johnny Copeland

1983
"Fabrik", Hamburg, Germany, 1983, with DT (television broadcast)
"I Need Love", unreleased Alan Haynes single, 1983 (Stevie plays six-string bass)
"Innerview with Jim Ladd", 1983 (radio interview)
The Hollywood Palace, Hollywood, Ca., 1983, with Double Trouble (radio broadcast)
Fitzgerald's, Houston, Tx., 1/26/83, with Double Trouble
Antone's, Austin, Tx., 2/2/83, with Double Trouble
Fitzgerald's, Houston, Tx., 2/23/83, with Double Trouble
Antone's, Austin, Tx., 2/26/83, with DT and Albert King
Antone's, Austin, Tx., 2/27/83, with Double Trouble
The Continental Club, Austin, Tx., 2/28/83, with Double Trouble
The Wax Museum, Washington, D.C., 3/11/83, with Double Trouble
The Ritz, Dallas, Tx., 3/19/83, with DT and Alan Haynes
Fitzgerald's, Houston, Tx., 3/25/83, with Double Trouble
Fitzgerald's, Houston, Tx., 3/26/83, with DT and Alan Haynes
The Continental Club, Austin, Tx., 4/19/83, with Double Trouble
Rehearsals for David Bowie's Serious Moonlight tour, Las Colinas soundstage, Dallas, Tx., 4/26/83, with David Bowie
Rehearsals for David Bowie's Serious Moonlight tour, Las Colinas soundstage, Dallas, Tx., 4/27/83, with David Bowie
The Bottom Line, New York City, NY, 5/9/83, with Double Trouble
Tennis Rock Expo, Pier 84, New York City, NY, 5/23/83, with Aerosmith, Clarence Clemmons, Buddy Guy and John McEnroe
The Agora, Dallas, Tx., 6/3/83, with DT and Eric Johnson
Fitzgerald's, Houston, Tx., 6/20/83, with Double Trouble
The Paradise Club, Boston, Ma., 7/10/83, with Double Trouble
El Mocambo, Toronto, Ontario, 7/11/83, with DT (tv broadcast)
The Spectrum, Montreal, Quebec, 7/18/83, with Double Trouble
Barrymore's, Ottawa, Quebec, 7/19/83, with Double Trouble
The Bijou Club, Washington, D.C., 7/26/83, with Double Trouble
The Checkerboard Lounge, Chicago, Il., 7/27/83, with Buddy Guy (radio broadcast)
MTV interview, 7/28/83 (television broadcast)
St. Andrew's Hall, Detroit, Mi., 7/30/83, with Double Trouble
Gilly's, Dayton, Oh., 7/31/83, with Double Trouble
Rosa's, Colorado Springs, Co., 8/15/83, with Double Trouble
Rainbow Music Hall, Denver, Co., 8/16/83, with Double Trouble
The Keystone, Berkeley, Ca., 8/19/83, with Double Trouble
Palo Alto, Ca., 8/21/83, with Double Trouble
The Golden Bear, Huntington Beach, Ca., 8/23/83, with DT
The Reading Festival, England, 8/27/83, with DT (radio broadcast)
Sector, West Berlin, Germany, 9/4/83, with DT (tv broadcast)
Paradiso Theater, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 9/9/83, with Double Trouble (radio broadcast)
Reseda, Ca., 10/83, with Double Trouble
The Music Hall, Houston, Tx., 10/6/83, with DT (with interview)
Palmer Auditorium, Austin, Tx., 10/7/83, with Double Trouble
New York City, NY, 10/13/83, with Double Trouble (Stevie and the band are lip-synching on a local dance show, television broadcast)
The Spectrum, Philadelphia, Pa., 10/19/83, with DT (radio broadcast)
Ripley Music Hall, Philadelphia, Pa., 10/20/83, with Double Trouble (radio broadcast)
The Civic Center, Baltimore, Md., 10/25/83, with Double Trouble
Los Angeles, Ca., 10/30/83, with Double Trouble
"In Session", CHCH Studios, Hamilton, Ontario, 11/83, with Albert King (television broadcast)
Lloyd Noble Center, Norman, Ok., 11/5/83, with Double Trouble
McNichols Arena, Denver, Co., 11/28/83 with Double Trouble
Mr. Lucky's, Denver, Co., 11/28/83, with Rosie Malone (Stevie drops into Mr. Lucky's after opening for the Moody Blues earlier. He's spotted by a band member of a local group, Rosie Malone and offered $100 to sit in for some songs.)
Arizona State University, Tempe, Az., 11/30/83, with DT
Montezuma Hall, San Diego, Ca., 12/1/83, with Double Trouble
The Kabuki Theater, San Francisco, Ca., 12/4/83, with DT
Antone's, Austin, Tx., 12/10/83, with Double Trouble, Buddy Guy and Jimmie Vaughan
"Austin City Limits", University of Texas, Austin, Tx., 12/13/83, with Double Trouble, the Fabulous Thunderbirds, Lonnie Mack and Angela Strehli (audio and television broadcast)
The Wax Museum, Washington, D.C., 12/27/83, with Double Trouble and Bob Margolin (video)
The Beacon Theater, New York City, NY, 12/28/83, with DT
The Famous Ballroom, Baltimore, Md., 12/30/83, with DT
Bessie's Place, Norfolk, Va., 12/31/83, with Double Trouble

1984
Alabamahalle, Munich, Germany, 1984, with DT (tv broadcast)
Baird Point, Buffalo, NY, 1984, with Double Trouble (video)
Greek Theater, Berkeley, Ca., 1984, with Double Trouble
"Lieder Und Leute", Berlin, Germany, 1984, with Double Trouble (television broadcast)
"Off The Record with Mary Turner", 1984 (radio broadcast)
Radio station, NJ, 1984 (radio broadcast)
The Roxy, Los Angeles, Ca., 1984, with Double Trouble
"Solid Gold", Los Angeles, Ca., 1984, with Double Trouble (Stevie and the band are lip-synching, television broadcast)
WPDH, Poughkeepsie, NY, 1984 (radio interview)
"Couldn't Stand The Weather" sessions, Power Station Studios, New York City, NY, 1-2/84, with DT and Doyle Bramhall
"The Grammy Awards", Los Angeles, Ca., 2/84, with Chuck Berry and George Thorogood (television broadcast)
The Moonshadow Saloon, Atlanta, Ga., 2/8/84, with Double Trouble
The Tate Center, Athens, Ga., 2/10/84, with Double Trouble
Braden Auditorium, University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana, Il., 2/15/84, with Double Trouble
SpringFest, University of Buffalo, Buffalo, NY, 3/84, with DT
Twilite Zone Club, New Haven, Ct., 3/17/84, with Double Trouble
CBS Record Convention, Honolulu, Hi, 3/19/84, with DT, Jeff Beck, Angela Strehli and Jimmie Vaughan (video)
The Tivoli Theater, Copenhagen, Denmark, 3/21/84, with DT
The Culturehouse, Helsinki, Finland, 3/27/84, with Double Trouble
The Ritz, Stockholm, Sweden, 3/30/84, with Double Trouble
Pub Sparta, Lund, Sweden, 3/31/84, with Double Trouble
Voss Jazz Festival, Voss, Norway, 3/84, with Double Trouble
Soap Creek Saloon, Austin, Tx., 4/14/84, with DT and Koko Taylor
Austin, Tx., 4/15/84, with Double Trouble and Jimmie Vaughan
William & Mary College, Williamsburg, Va., 4/20/84, with DT
East Brunswick, NJ, 4/25/84, with Double Trouble
My Father's Place, Roslyn, NY, 4/29/84, with Double Trouble
SpringFest '84, State University of New York, New Paltz, NY, 5/84, with Double Trouble
Antone's, Austin, Tx., 5/26/84, with Double Trouble, Lou Ann Barton, the Fabulous Thunderbirds and Buddy Guy
The Hollywood Palladium, Los Angeles, Ca., 6/16/84, with DT
St. Paul, Mn., 7/2/84, with Double Trouble
Summerfest, Marcus Amphitheater, Milwaukee, Wi., 7/3/84, with Double Trouble
Canadian National Exhibition Center, Ottawa, Quebec, 7/16/84, with Double Trouble
The Music Hall, Houston, Tx., 7/19/84, with Double Trouble
Palmer Auditorium, Austin, Tx., 7/21/84, with Double Trouble
The Channel, Boston, Ma., 7/28/84, with Double Trouble
Pier 84, New York City, NY, 8/1/84, with DT and Buddy Guy
Park Center, Charlotte, NC, 8/6/84, with Double Trouble
The Omni, Atlanta, Ga., 8/8/84, with Double Trouble
Massey Hall, Toronto, Ontario, 8/14/84, with Double Trouble
"In Concert", The Spectrum, Montreal, Quebec, 8/17/84, with Double Trouble (radio broadcast)
"Rockpalast", Lorelei Festival, St. Goarshausen, Germany, 8/25/84, with Double Trouble (television broadcast)
Royal Oak Theater, Detroit, Mi., 9/8/84, with Double Trouble
Clowes Hall, Indianapolis, In., 9/10/84, with Double Trouble
Delta Blues Festival, Freedom Village, Ms., 9/15/84, with Double Trouble and Albert King
Carnegie Hall, New York City, NY, 10/4/84, with Double Trouble, Dr. John, George Rains, Roomful of Blues horn section, Angela Strehli and Jimmie Vaughan
The Orpheum Theater, Boston, Ma., 10/6/84, with Double Trouble
Variety Theater, Cleveland, Oh., 10/14/84, with Double Trouble
Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Phoenix, Az., 10/19/84, with DT
"The Bert Newton Show", Australia, 10/84, with Double Trouble (television broadcast)
"Hey, Hey, It's Saturday", Australia, 10/84, with Double Trouble (television broadcast)
"Sounds with Maurice Parker", Australia, 10/84, with Double Trouble (television broadcast)
Melbourne, Australia, 10/28/84. with Double Trouble
The Universal Amphitheater, Universal City, Ca., 11/21/84, with Double Trouble
Pauley Pavilion, UCLA, Los Angeles, Ca., 11/22/84, with DT
University of California, Davis, Ca., 11/24/84, with DT
The Warfield Theater, San Francisco, Ca., 11/25/84, with DT
The Catalyst, Santa Cruz, Ca., 11/27/84, with Double Trouble
"Austin City Limits", University of Texas, Austin, Tx., 12/13/84, with Double Trouble (television broadcast)

1985
"Best Hits U.S.A.", Japan, 1985, with DT (television broadcast)
The Forum, Montreal, Quebec, 1985, with DT (radio broadcast)
Montagne Center, Beaumont, Tx., 1985, with Double Trouble (television broadcast and audio)
Newport Jazz Festival, Newport, RI, 1985, with Double Trouble (television broadcast)
Koseinenkin Hall, Osaka, Japan, 1/20/85, with Double Trouble
Unryu Hall, Nagoya, Japan, 1/21/85, with Double Trouble (television broadcast)
Shiba Yubinchokin Hall, Tokyo, Japan, 1/24/85, with Double Trouble (audio and laser disc)
"Soul To Soul" sessions, Dallas Sound Labs, Dallas, Tx., 3-5/85, with Double Trouble (Reese Wynans now on keyboards)
Manor Downs, Manor, Tx., 3/18/85, with Double Trouble (video)
The Opera House, Boston, Ma., 3/23/85, with Double Trouble
Loews Theater, Worcester, Ma., 3/24/85, with Double Trouble
Hamilton Place, Hamilton, Ontario, 3/27/85, with Double Trouble
Massey Hall, Toronto, Ontario, 3/29/85, with Double Trouble
Easter Seals Telethon, Global T.V. Studios, Toronto, Ontario, 3/31/85, with Double Trouble (television broadcast)
Dallas, Tx., 4/8/85, with Double Trouble and Eric Johnson
The Astrodome, Houston, Tx., 4/10/85 (Stevie plays the Star-Spangled Banner on slide guitar and is booed off the field, video)
Auditorium Shores, Austin, Tx., 6/1/85, with DT and Lonnie Mack
Chicago Blues Festival, Grant Park, Chicago, Il., 6/7/85, with Double Trouble (radio broadcast and video)
Paolo Soleri Amphitheater, Santa Fe, NM, 6/14/85, with DT
Blues On The Rocks, Red Rocks, Morrison, Co., 6/19/85, with DT
Constitution Hall, Washington, D.C., 6/29/85, with Double Trouble
Kool JazzFest, Performing Arts Center, Saratoga, NY, 6/30/85, with Double Trouble
Circus Krone, Munich, Germany, 7/85, with Double Trouble
"Thrill Of A Lifetime", CTV Studios, Toronto, Ontario, 7/85 (television broadcast)
Performing Arts Center, Saratoga Springs, NY, 7/1/85, with DT
Jazz & Blues Festival, Skepp Sholman, Stockholm, Sweden, 7/7/85, with Double Trouble (radio broadcast)
"Pori Jazz '85", Yyteri, Finland, 7/11/85, with Double Trouble (television broadcast)
Antique Theater, Vienne, France, 7/12/85, with Double Trouble
Montreux Jazz Festival, Montreux, Switzerland, 7/15/85, with Double Trouble and Johnny Copeland
Albert Hall, Toronto, Ontario, 7/27/85, with Albert Collins and Jeff Healey
Varsity Arena, University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario, 7/29/85, with Double Trouble
"Ohne Filter", Baden-Baden, Germany, 8/85, with Double Trouble (television broadcast)
Dallas, Tx., 8/1/85, with Double Trouble and Eric Johnson
JVC JazzFest, Ft. Adams State Park, Newport, RI, 8/18/85, with Double Trouble
Parker Arena, Seattle, Wa., 9/1/85, with Double Trouble and Bonnie Raitt (radio broadcast and video)
"Sunday Night Blues", Dallas, Tx., 9/6/85 (radio broadcast)
"Rock Influences", Capitol Theater, Passaic, NJ, 9/21/85, with Double Trouble (television broadcast)
California State Fair, Del Mar County Fairgrounds, San Diego, Ca., 10/85, with Double Trouble
Miller Auditorium, Kalamazoo, Mi., 10/2/85, with Double Trouble
McDonald Arena, Springfield, Mo., 10/5/85, with Double Trouble
C.U. Events Center, University of Colorado, Boulder, Co., 10/8/85, with Double Trouble
Greek Theater, Berkeley, Ca., 10/11/85, with Double Trouble Cowboys for Indians Benefit, Berkeley Community Theater, Berkeley, Ca., 10/14/85 (solo acoustic)
"Rockline", 10/25/85 (radio broadcast)
Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Phoenix, Az., 10/29/85, with DT
Knoxville Civic Coliseum, Knoxville, Tn., 10/31/85, with DT
Curtis Hixon Hall, Tampa, Fl., 11/5/85, with Double Trouble
Fox Theater, Atlanta, Ga., 11/7/85, with DT and Lonnie Mack
Constitution Hall, Washington, D.C., 11/11/85, with DT
Performing Arts Center, Providence, RI, 11/13/85, with Double Trouble, Roomful of Blues horn section, and Jimmie Vaughan
The Palace, New Haven, Ct., 11/14/85, with DT and Jimmie Vaughan
Orpheum Theater, Boston, Ma., 11/17/85, with Double Trouble (radio broadcast)
Memorial Auditorium, Burlington, Vt., 11/18/85, with DT
The Tower Theater, Upper Darby, Pa., 11/21/85, with DT
The Oriental Theater, Milwaukee, Wi., 12/7/85, with DT
Dane County Coliseum, Madison, Wi., 12/8/85, with Double Trouble
Fair Park Coliseum, Dallas, Tx., 12/15/85, with Double Trouble (radio broadcast)

1986
"Don't Mess With Texas", Austin, Tx., 1986, (tv commercial)
"Solid Gold", Los Angeles, Ca., 1986, with the Fabulous Thunderbirds (Stevie on bass, lip-synched television broadcast)
The Syria Mosque, Pittsburgh, Pa., 1/24/86, with Double Trouble
Grand Ole Opry, Nashville, Tn., 1/28/86, with DT and Billy Cox
Rockefeller's, Houston, Tx., 1/31/86, with Double Trouble, Robert Cray and John Lee Hooker
Easy Street, Des Moines, Ia., 2/86, with Double Trouble
Memorial Hall, Kansas City, Mo., 2/8/86, with Double Trouble and Jimmie Vaughan
Rehearsal for "Saturday Night Live", NBC Studios, New York City, NY, 2/15/86, with Double Trouble (video)
"Saturday Night Live", NBC Studios, New York City, NY, 2/15/86, with DT and Jimmie Vaughan (television broadcast)
Indiana University Auditorium, Bloomington, In., 2/16/86, with DT
Holiday Star Theater, Merrillville, In., 2/19/86, with Double Trouble and Jimmie Vaughan
Royal Oak Theater, Detroit, Mi., 2/22/86, with Double Trouble and Jimmie Vaughan
Fair Park Coliseum, Dallas, Tx., 3/31/86, with Double Trouble and Jimmie Vaughan
Austin, Tx., 4/86, with Double Trouble (radio broadcast)
Lone Star Cafe, New York City, NY, 4/14/86, with Buddy Guy
The Carpenter Center, Richmond, Va., 4/15/86, with Double Trouble
Bailey Hall, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, 4/18/86, with DT
Paramount Theater, Cedar Rapids, Ia., 4/23/86, with DT
Brady Theater, Tulsa, Ok., 4/26/86, with Double Trouble
New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, New Orleans, La., 5/3/86, with Double Trouble
Antone's, Austin, Tx., 5/24/86, with Lou Ann Barton, the Fabulous Thunderbirds and Buddy Guy
Memorial Day MusicFest, Longbranch, Tx., 5/25/86, with DT
Dallas, Tx., 6/9/86, with Double Trouble and Eric Johnson
Poplar Creek, Hoffman Estates, Il., 6/20/86, with Double Troubl
e Pier 84, New York City, NY, 6/26/86, with Double Trouble, Johnny Copeland, Jimmie Vaughan and Steve Winwood
Merriweather Post Pavilion, Columbia, Md., 6/27/86, with DT
The Spectrum, Philadelphia, Pa., 6/28/86, with Double Trouble
Beaver Dam Lake Festival, McCreary, Manitoba, 6/29/86, with Double Trouble
New Orleans, La., 7/86, with Double Trouble (radio broadcast)
SummerFest, Milwaukee, Wi., 7/2/86, with Double Trouble and Jimmie Vaughan
Farm Aid II, Manor Downs, Manor, Tx., 7/4/86, with Double Trouble (television broadcast)
Kingswood Music Theater, Toronto, Ontario, 7/9/86, with DT
Harriet Island Riverfest, St. Paul, Mn., 7/11/86, with DT
Austin Opry House, Austin, Tx., 7/17/86, with Double Trouble and Jimmie Vaughan
Austin Opry House, Austin, Tx., 7/18/86, with Double Trouble and Jimmie Vaughan
Starfest, Dallas, Tx., 7/19/86, with Double Trouble
Great Woods Amphitheater, Mansfield, Ma., 7/20/86, with DT
Blues On The Rocks, Red Rocks, Morrison, Co., 7/24/86, with Double Trouble and Taj Mahal
Greek Theater, Los Angeles, Ca., 7/27/86, with Double Trouble, Hank Ballard, Albert Collins and Mitch Mitchell
"The American Caravan", Orpheum Theater, Memphis, Tn., 8/86, with Double Trouble and Lonnie Mack (television broadcast)
Spokane, Wa., 8/9/86, with DT, Bonnie Raitt and horn section
New York State Fair, NY, 8/23/86, with Double Trouble
Miller Beer Festival, Jarry Park, Montreal, Quebec, 8/29/86, with Double Trouble
Grosse Freiheit, Hamburg, Germany, 9/14/86, with Double Trouble
Metropol, Berlin, Germany, 9/15/86, with Double Trouble
Stadthalle, Offenbach, Germany, 9/16/86, with Double Trouble
Pink Palace Pop Fest, The Saalbau, Essen, Germany, 9/17/86, with Double Trouble
Music Center, Utrecht, Holland, 9/21/86, with Double Trouble
L'Olympia Theater, Paris, France, 9/23/86, with Double Trouble
L'Olympia Theater, Paris, France, 9/24/86, with Double Trouble
Circus Krone, Munich, Germany, 9/26/86, with Double Trouble
Pfalzbau, Ludwigshafen, Germany, 9/28/86, with Double Trouble
The Hammersmith Palais, London, England, 10/2/86, with DT
"Late Night with David Letterman". NBC Studios, New York City, NY, 10/15/86, with the Late Night Band (tv broadcast)
Townson State University, Townson Center, Md., 11/22/86, with Double Trouble
Orpheum Theater, Boston, Ma., 11/23/86, with Double Trouble
Performing Arts Center, Providence, RI, 11/29/86, with DT
Lupo's Heartbreak Hotel, Providence, RI, 11/29/86, with Roomful of Blues Cumberland County Civic Center, Portland, Me., 12/3/86, with Double Trouble
"Rockline" interview, 12/8/86 (radio broadcast)
Hill Auditorium, Ann Arbor, Mi., 12/11/86, with Double Trouble
Fox Theater, Atlanta, Ga., 12/31/86, with Double Trouble and Lonnie Mack (radio broadcast)

1987
"First We Take Manhattan", Jennifer Warnes video, 1987, (television broadcast)
"The Howard Stern Show", New York City, NY, 1987 (radio interview)
"It's Only Rock & Roll", CBC Studios, Toronto, Ontario, 1987, with Double Trouble and Jeff Healey (television broadcast)
Sunrise Musical Theater, Ft. Lauderdale, Fl., 1/3/87, with DT
Austin, Tx., 1/9/87, with Double Trouble
The Redux Club, Dallas, Tx., 1/21/87, with Robert Cray (radio broadcast)
Fair Park Coliseum, Dallas, Tx., 1/30/87, with Double Trouble
The Majestic Theater, San Antonio, Tx., 2/1/87, with Double Trouble (radio broadcast)
The Park Center, Charlotte, NC, 2/10/87, with Double Trouble
Freedom Hall, Johnson City, Tn., 2/13/87, with Double Trouble
U.T. Alumni Gym, Knoxville, Tn., 2/14/87, with Double Trouble
The Gardens, Louisville, Ky., 2/15/87, with Double Trouble and Lonnie Mack
Charleston, WV, 2/19/87, with Double Trouble
The Patriot Center, George Mason University, Fairfax, Va., 2/20/87, with Double Trouble and Lonnie Mack
The Tilles Center, Glen Cove, NY, 2/21/87, with Double Trouble
"MTV Mardi Gras", on board the S.S. Presidente, New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, New Orleans, La., 2/28/87, with Double Trouble, Dr. John, Jimmie Vaughan, and Kim Wilson (television broadcast)
The Ocean Center, Daytona Beach, Fl., 3/25/87, with Double Trouble (television broadcast)
The Civic Center, Des Moines, Ia., 5/8/87, with Double Trouble
The Civic Center, La Porte, In., 5/10/87, with Double Trouble
The Music Hall, Omaha, Ne., 5/16/87, with Double Trouble and horn section
Paramount Theater, Cedar Rapids, Ia., 5/19/87, with DT
Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Phoenix, Az., 5/22/87, with DT
The Pavilion, Concord, Ca., 5/24/87, with DT and Doyle Bramhall "Rockline", 5/27/87 (radio interview)
Merriweather Post Pavilion, Columbia, Md., 6/11/87, with Double Trouble (radio broadcast)
Red Rocks, Morrison, Co., 6/17/87, with Double Trouble
Poplar Creek, Hoffman Estates, Il., 6/20/87, with Double Trouble
Mann Music Center, Philadelphia, Pa., 6/30/87, with Double Trouble (radio broadcast)
Antone's, Austin, Tx., 7/13/87, with Hubert Sumlin
Kingswood Music Theater, Toronto, Ontario, 7/23/87, with Double Trouble (video)
The Audobon Zoo, New Orleans, La., 8/9/87, with Double Trouble
Pier 84, New York City, NY, 8/15/87, with Double Trouble
Starlight Amphitheater, Kansas City, Mo., 8/29/87, with DT
The Grand Emporium, Kansas City, Mo., 8/29/87, with Lonnie Brooks
Iowa State Fair, Des Moines, Ia., 8/30/87, with DT (video)
"Volunteer Jam XIII", Starwood Amphitheater, Nashville, Tn., 9/6/87 with Double Trouble (television broadcast)
The Zoo Amphitheater, Oklahoma City, Ok., 9/12/87, with DT
Pacific Amphitheater, Costa Mesa, Ca., 10/2/87, with DT
U.S.F. Sundome, Tampa, Fl., 11/8/87, with DT and Colin James
Henry Kaiser Center, Oakland, Ca., 12/31/87, with Double Trouble

1988
"Characters", 1988, with Salt 'n' Pepa, Jody Watley and Stevie Wonder (television broadcast)
The Music Hall, Boston, Ma., 1988, with Double Trouble
The Ocean Center, Daytona Beach, Fl., 1988, with Double Trouble
President George Bush's Inaugural Party, Washington, D.C., 1/23/88, with DT, Albert Collins and Jimmie Vaughan (video)
Fox Theater, St. Louis, Mo., 3/3/88, with Double Trouble (video)
Akron, Oh., 3/6/88, with Double Trouble
Cotterell Gym, Colgate University, Hamilton, NY, 4/88, with Double Trouble
University of Maine, Orono, Me., 4/8/88, with Double Trouble
The Performing Arts Center, Providence, RI, 4/11/88, with Double Trouble and Roomful of Blues horn section
The Tower Theater, Upper Darby, Pa., 4/13/88, with Double Trouble
The Carpenter Center, Richmond, Va., 4/15/88, with Double Trouble
Bob Carr Auditorium, Orlando, Fl., 4/19/88, with Double Trouble
"Limited Engagement", on board the S.S. Presidente, New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, New Orleans, La., 4/22/88, with Double Trouble, Albert Collins, B.B. King and Katie Webster (television broadcast)
University of Connecticut, Storrs, Ct., 5/1/88, with DT
Canadian National Exhibition Center, Ottawa, Ontario, 5/8/88, with Double Trouble
"Much Music", Toronto, Ontario, 5/10/88, with Double Trouble (television broadcast)
Maple Leaf Garden, Toronto, Ontario, 5/10/88, with Double Trouble (video)
War Memorial Auditorium, Rochester, NY, 5/11/88, with DT
Knott Arena, Emmittsburg, Md., 5/13/88, with Double Trouble
Civic Center Coliseum, Hartford, Ct., 5/15/88, with DT
The Meadowlands, East Rutherford, NJ, 5/17/88, with DT
Brendan Byrne Arena, East Rutherford, NJ, 5/18/88, with DT
Great Woods Amphitheater, Mansfield, Ma., 5/20/88, with DT
Wings Coliseum, Kalamazoo, Mi., 5/26/88, with Double Trouble
St. Gallen, Switzerland, 6/88, with Double Trouble
Ahoy Hallen, Rotterdam, Holland, 6/19/88, with Double Trouble
Newcastle, England, 6/21/88, with Double Trouble
Apollo Theater, Manchester, England, 6/22/88, with Double Trouble (radio broadcast)
The Hammersmith Odeon, London, England, 6/23/88, with DT
Wembley Arena, London, England, 6/24/88, with Double Trouble
Stockholm, Sweden, 6/28/88, with Double Trouble
Pistoia Blues Festival, Piaza del Duomo, Pistoia, Italy, 7/3/88, with Double Trouble (video)
Milan, Italy, 7/4/88, with Double Trouble
Palais de Sports, Paris, France, 7/8/88, with Double Trouble
Palais de Sports, Paris, France, 7/9/88, with Double Trouble
Theaterhaus, Stuttgart, Germany, 7/10/88, with Double Trouble
Stadthalle, Furth, Germany, 7/11/88, with Double Trouble
Stadtpark, Hamburg, Germany, 7/12/88, with Double Trouble
Music Circus, Mannheim, Germany, 7/13/88, with Double Trouble
Biskuithalle, Bonn, Germany, 7/14/88, with Double Trouble (video)
Kongresshalle, Saarbrucken, Germany, 7/15/88, with Double Trouble
Midtfyn, Denmark, 7/16/88, with Double Trouble
Kuustock Festival, Oulu, Finland, 7/17/88, with Double Trouble
"Wired", London, England, 7/88 (television broadcast)
Pier 84, New York City, NY, 8/20/88, with Double Trouble
The Darien Center, Darien Lake, NY, 8/24/88, with Double Trouble
Chastain Park, Atlanta, Ga., 8/28/88, with Double Trouble
Poplar Creek, Hoffman Estates, Il., 9/2/88, with Double Trouble
Red Rocks, Morrison, Co., 9/5/88, with Double Trouble and Jimmie Vaughan (audio and radio broadcast)
Austin Riverfest, Auditorium Shores, Austin, Tx., 9/19/88, with Double Trouble (radio broadcast)
Sea World, San Diego, Ca., 9/30/88, with Double Trouble
Pacific Amphitheater, Costa Mesa, Ca., 10/2/88, with Double Trouble, Carlos Santana and Jimmie Vaughan
The Greek Theater, Berkeley, Ca., 10/6/88, with Double Trouble
The Warfield Theater, San Francisco, Ca., 11/25/88, with DT
The Stone Pony, Asbury Park, NJ, 12/29/88, with Double Trouble

1989
1989, with Albert Collins (video)
"I'm Goin' Down", 1989, with Double Trouble and Jeff Beck (television broadcast)
"Much Music", Toronto, Ontario, 1989, with Double Trouble (television broadcast)
Newport Jazz Festival, Newport, RI, 1989, with Double Trouble
"Studio Sounds", 1989 (television broadcast)
"Thrill Of A Lifetime", 1989, with DT (television broadcast)
The Starlight Bowl, San Diego, Ca., 4/20/89, with Double Trouble
Pacific Northwest Exhibition Hall, Vancouver, British Columbia, 5/4/89, with Double Trouble
"The Tonight Show", NBC Studios, Burbank, Ca., 6/7/89, with Double Trouble (television broadcast)
The Forum, Montreal, Quebec, 6/17/89, with Double Trouble and Colin James (television broadcast)
Fairgrounds, Burlington, Vt., 6/21/89, with Double Trouble
Great Woods Amphitheater, Mansfield, Ma., 6/25/89, with DT
Mid-Hudson Civic Center, Poughkeepsie, NY, 6/27/89, with DT
Lake Compounce Park, Bristol, Ct., 7/89, with Double Trouble
"Rockline", Dallas, Tx., 7/4/89 (Chris Layton plays on a phonebook, radio interview)
The Kirby Center, Wilkes-Barr, Pa., 7/11/89, with Double Trouble and Jimmie Vaughan
"Guitar Greats", 7/16/89, with DT (television broadcast)
The Forum, Montreal, Quebec, 7/22/89, with Double Trouble
Harriet Island Riverfest, St. Paul, Mn., 7/28/89, with DT
Legends, Chicago, Il., 7/30/89, with Buddy Guy on Buddy's birthday
"The Arsenio Hall Show", Fox Studios, Los Angeles, Ca., 8/89, with Double Trouble and horn section (television broadcast)
"Beach Boys Summer Show", Universal Studios, Los Angeles, Ca., 8/89, with Double Trouble and horn section (television broadcast)
Starlight Amphitheater, Kansas City, Mo., 8/1/89, with DT
Merriweather Post Pavilion, Columbia, Md., 8/4/89, with DT
Empire Court, Syracuse, NY, 8/5/89, with Double Trouble
Old Orchard Beach, Me., 8/6/89, with Double Trouble
P.A. Country Club, Gardner, Ma., 8/14/89, with Double Trouble
Pine Knob Music Theater, Detroit, Mi., 8/17/89, with DT
Alpine Valley, East Troy, Wi., 8/19/89, with Double Trouble
"MusicLink", Red Rocks, Morrison, Co., 8/21/89 (tv interview)
Red Rocks, Morrison, Co., 8/21/89, with Double Trouble (audio and 1 song television broadcast)
The Pavilion, Concord, Ca., 8/25/89, with DT and horn section
The Greek Theatre, Los Angeles, Ca., 8/26/89, with Double Trouble
The Greek Theatre, Los Angeles, Ca., 8/27/89, with Double Trouble
"MTV Promo", 9/89, with Jeff Beck (television interview)
Q102, Dallas, Tx., 9/1/89 (radio interview)
The Astrodome, Houston, Tx., 9/2/89, with Double Trouble
"Late Night with David Letterman", NBC Studios, New York City, NY, 9/22/89, with Double Trouble (television broadcast)
Auditorium Shores, Austin, Tx., 9/23/89, with Double Trouble
"Off The Record", 9/25/89 (radio broadcast)
"After Hours", 9/28/89, with Double Trouble (tv broadcast)
"Today Show", NBC Studios, New York City, NY, 9/29/89, with Double Trouble (television broadcast)
"Sunday Night", 10/2/89, with Double Trouble (tv broadcast)
"Austin City Limits", University of Texas, Austin, Tx., 10/10/89, with Double Trouble, Lou Ann Barton, W.C. Clark, Denny Freeman, Derek O'Brien, George Rains, Angela Strehli, Jimmie Vaughan and Kim Wilson (television and radio broadcast)
"Night Music", Los Angeles, Ca., 10/12/89, with Maria McKee and David Sanborn (television broadcast)
Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Phoenix, Az., 10/20/89, with DT
"Timothy White's Rock Stars", Sound On Sound studios, New York City, NY, 10/23/89 (radio broadcast)
The Met Center, Minneapolis, Mn., 10/25/89, with DT and Jeff Beck
Northrup Auditorium, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Mn., 10/26/89, with Double Trouble
Mecca Arena, Milwaukee, Wi., 10/27/89, with DT and Jeff Beck
U.I.C. Pavilion, Chicago, Il., 10/28/89, with Double Trouble and Jeff Beck (audio and television broadcast)
Fox Theater, St. Louis, Mo., 10/29/89, with DT (video)
"MTV Unplugged", New York City, NY, 11/89 (solo acoustic, television broadcast)
The Ballpark, Old Orchard Beach, Me., 11/89, with Double Trouble (radio broadcast)
The Forum, Montreal, Quebec, 11/1/89, with Double Trouble (radio broadcast)
The Skydome, Toronto, Ontario, 11/2/89, with Double Trouble & Jeff Beck (video)
Cobo Hall, Detroit, Mi., 11/3/89, with Double Trouble
The Palumbo Center, Pittsburgh, Pa., 11/4/89, with Double Trouble
The Capitol Center, Landover, Md., 11/6/89, with Double Trouble
The Spectrum, Philadelphia, Pa., 11/7/89, with DT and Jeff Beck
The Centrum, Worcester, Ma., 11/8/89, with Double Trouble and Jeff Beck (video)
Madison Square Garden, New York City, NY, 11/11/89, with Double Trouble and Jeff Beck (video)
The Fieldhouse, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY, 11/12/89, with Double Trouble (video)
Hara Arena, Dayton, Oh., 11/15/89, with DT and Jeff Beck
The Omni, Atlanta, Ga., 11/19/89, with DT and Jeff Beck (video)
Miami Arena, Miami, Fl., 11/21/89, with DT and Jeff Beck
U.S.F. Sundome, Tampa, Fl., 11/22/89, with DT and Jeff Beck
Frank Erwin Center, Austin, Tx., 11/26/89, with DT (video)
Amarillo, Tx., 11/27/89, with Double Trouble (video)
Tingley Coliseum, Albuquerque, NM, 11/28/89, with Double Trouble (radio broadcast)
McNichols Arena, Denver, Co., 11/29/89, with Double Trouble and Jeff Beck (audio and radio broadcast)
Inglewood Forum, Los Angeles, Ca., 12/1/89, with Double Trouble and Jeff Beck
Oakland Coliseum, Oakland, Ca., 12/3/89, with Double Trouble and Carlos Santana
The Ritz, New York City, NY, 12/31/89, with Double Trouble and Roomful of Blues

1990
"Showtime Rock Of The 80's", 1990, with Double Trouble (television broadcast)
"The B.B. King Blues Hour", 1990 (radio broadcast)
"David Letterman 8th Anniversary Special", Universal Amphitheater, Universal City, Ca., 2/1/90, (tv broadcast)
Five Seasons Center, Cedar Rapids, Ia., 4/18/90, with DT
Sioux Falls, SD, 4/21/90, with Double Trouble
The Music Hall, Omaha, Ne., 4/22/90, with Double Trouble 4/29/90, with Double Trouble (radio broadcast)
The Civic Center, Oklahoma City, Ok., 5/2/90, with Double Trouble
Auditorium Shores, Austin, Tx., 5/4/90, with Double Trouble
"Late Night with David Letterman", NBC Studios, New York City, NY, 6/90 (television broadcast)
"Tonight Show", NBC Studios, Burbank, Ca., 6/7/90, with Double Trouble (television broadcast)
Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion, Houston, Tx., 6/13/90, with DT
Benson & Hedges Blues Festival, Starplex Amphitheater, Dallas, Tx., 6/17/90, with Double Trouble, Joe Cocker, and B.B. King (audio and one song television broadcast)
Nashville, Tn., 6/20/90, with Double Trouble
Star Lake Amphitheater, Pittsburgh, Pa., 6/28/90, with DT
Mann Music Center, Philadelphia, Pa., 6/30/90, with DT (video)
Lake Compounce Park, Bristol, Ct., 7/4/90, with Double Trouble
Waterloo Village, Stanhope, NJ, 7/5/90, with Double Trouble
The Garden State Arts Center, Holmdel, NJ, 7/7/90, with Double Trouble (Stevie's '59 strat is broken by a falling sound baffle after the show)
Jones Beach, Wantagh, NY, 7/8/90, with Double Trouble (Stevie's '59 strat is rebuilt in time for the show)
Copp's Coliseum, Hamilton, Ontario, 7/10/90, with Double Trouble
The Forum, Montreal, Quebec, 7/11/90, with Double Trouble
Memorial Hall, Columbus, Oh., 7/14/90, with Double Trouble
The Fox Theater, St. Louis, Mo., 7/15/90, with DT (video)
Starlight Amphitheater, Kansas City, Mo., 7/16/90, with DT
Fiddlers Green, Denver, Co., 7/17/90, with Double Trouble (audio and 1 song television broadcast)
Harriet Island Riverfest, St. Paul, Mn., 7/30/90, with DT
Kalamazoo County Fair, Kalamazoo, Mi., 8/24/90, with DT
Alpine Valley, East Troy, Wi., 8/25/90, with Double Trouble, Jeff Healey and Bonnie Raitt
Alpine Valley, East Troy, Wi., 8/26/90, with Double Trouble and Jimmie Vaughan (Stevie Ray Vaughan's last performance with Double Trouble)

Alpine Valley, East Troy, Wi., 8/26/90, with Eric Clapton, Robert Cray, Buddy Guy and Jimmie Vaughan playing "Sweet Home Chicago" (Stevie Ray Vaughan's final performance)

ABC, CBS, CNN news reports, 8/27/90 (television news reports of his death)
"Entertainment Tonight", 8/27/90 (television news report of his death. Has brief clip of Stevie, Joe Cocker and B.B. King together on stage in Dallas, Texas, 6/17/90)
"The Week In Rock", 8/27,28/90, (MTV news reports of his death and interviews with David Bowie and Buddy Guy. Live clip of Stevie from Chicago, 10/28/89, television broadcast)
Laurel Land Cemetery, Dallas, Tx., 8/31/90, with Double Trouble, Jackson Browne, Bonnie Raitt, Jimmie Vaughan and Stevie Wonder (WBAP radio report from the funeral service)
"Conversation With The Blues" Tribute, 9/90 (tv broadcast)
"MTV Vaughan Brothers Profile", Family Style sessions, 9/90, with Jimmie Vaughan (television broadcast)
"MusicLink Tribute", Denver, Co., 9/90 (television broadcast)
"Night Flight - Tribute to Stevie Ray Vaughan", 9/90 (television broadcast)
"Tick Tock", Vaughan Brothers video, 9/90 (television broadcast)
"After Hours", 9/28/90 (television broadcast)
"Portrait In Blue", 12/7/90 (radio broadcast)

1991
"Up Close", 1991 (radio broadcast)
"Remembering Stevie Ray Vaughan", 8/27/91 (radio broadcast)

1992
"Little Wing", 1992 (Epic Records promotional video)
"Much Music Spotlight", Toronto, Ontario, 1992 (tv broadcast)
"Up Close", 1/5/92 (radio broadcast)
"Hoochie Coochie Man: A Tribute To Willie Dixon", 6/23/92 (radio broadcast)
"Rock & Roll Connection with Ed Maberry", 10/92 (radio broadcast)

1993
"Rock & Roll Greats", 1993 (radio broadcast)
"In The Studio: The Best of SRV", 5/93 (radio broadcast)
Radio interview with "Caught In The Crossfire" authors Joe Nick Patoski and Bill Crawford, 5/93 (radio broadcast)
"Red, White and Blue", 7/6/93 (radio broadcast)
"Morning Edition", National Public Radio, 7/22/93 (radio story about visitors to his grave)
Dedication ceremony for statue of Stevie Ray Vaughan, Austin, Tx., 11/21/93, with Double Trouble, Jimmie Vaughan and Martha Vaughan (video)


--(Major contributor: Craig Keyzer)

3.1.2 VIDEO

Live From Austin, Texas, 1995, Epic Music Video, 19V 50130 (with Double Trouble)
Best Of Joe Cocker "Live", Joe Cocker, 1992, Pioneer, PA-92-484 (with Joe Cocker, laserdisc)
Little Wing, 1992, Epic (promotional video)
Live At The El Mocambo, 1991, Sony, 19V-49111 (with Double Trouble, video)
Live At The El Mocambo, 1991, Epic/Sony, ESLU 107 (with Double Trouble, laserdisc)
Pride And Joy, 1990, CBS, 17V-49069 (video)
Pride And Joy, 1990, Epic/Sony, ESLU 97 (laserdisc)
Tick Tock, 1990, the Vaughan Brothers, Epic (with Jimmie Vaughan, promotional video)
Bull Durham, 1988, Orion, 8722 (video, soundtrack only)
Far North, 1988, Nelson Entertainment, NE 7725 (video, soundtrack only)
Midnight Run, 1988, MCA, 80810 (video, soundtrack only)
Back To The Beach, 1987, Paramount, 31980 (with Double Trouble and Dick Dale, video)
B.B. King & Friends: A Night Of Red Hot Blues, 1987, HBO, 0074, IEI ID 6871HB, or ATL 50203 (with Albert King, B.B. King, Eric Clapton, Paul Butterfield, Gladys Knight, Chaka Khan, Billy Ocean, Etta James and Phil Collins, video)
Heartbeat, 1987, Don Johnson, CBS/Fox, 3991 (video, soundtrack only)
First We Take Manhattan, Jennifer Warnes, 1986 (video, cameo appearance)
Gung Ho, 1986, Paramount, 1751 (video, soundtrack only with instrumental music specific to this film)
Rocky IV, 1985, CBS, 4735 (video, soundtrack only)
Stevie Ray Vaughan And Double Trouble, 1985, Pack-In Video, PVLM-10 (with Double Trouble, incredible live show from Japan, 1/24/85, laserdisc)
Sixteen Candles, 1984, MCA, 80076 (video, soundtrack only)


--(Major contributors: Craig Keyzer)

3.2 CAMEO APPEARANCES--AUDIO/VIDEO SINGLES

SINGLES
Good Texan, the Vaughan Brothers, 1990, Epic, ZSK 73673 (with Jimmie Vaughan, promotional CD single)
Pipeline b/w Lovestruck Baby, 1987, Columbia, 38-07340 (with Dick Dale)
Pipeline b/w Pipeline, 1987, Columbia, 38-07240, (with Dick Dale, promotional single)
First We Take Manhattan b/w Famous Blue Raincoat, Jennifer Warnes, 1986, Cypress, 661115-7
Heartache Away b/w Love Roulette, Don Johnson, 1986, Epic, 06426
Living In America b/w How Do You Stop?, James Brown, 1985, Scotti Bros., ZS8 69117
China Girl b/w Shake It, David Bowie, 1983, EMI, EA 157
Let's Dance b/w Cat People, David Bowie, 1983, EMI, EA 152
Modern Love b/w Modern Love, David Bowie, 1983, EMI, EA 158
Without You b/w Criminal World, David Bowie, 1983, EMI, B-8190

TWELVE-INCH SINGLES
Pipeline b/w Pipeline, 1987, Columbia, CAS 2759 (with Dick Dale, promotional)
Living In America, James Brown, 1985, Scotti Bros., 4Z905310
China Girl b/w China Girl, David Bowie, 1983, EMI, 12 EA 157
Let's Dance b/w Cat People, David Bowie, 1983, EMI, 12 EA 152
Modern Love b/w Modern Love, David Bowie, 1983, EMI, 12 EA 158

COMPILATIONS/SOUNDTRACKS/OTHER
Blues Masters Volume 9 - Postmodern Blues, 1993, Rhino, 71132
Hats Off To Stevie Ray, 1993, Shrapnel Records, Inc., BB 2009 (Stevie songs by other artists)
The Ultimate Guitar Survival Guide, 1993, Relativity, 88561-1161-2
Blues Masters Volume 3 - Texas Blues, 1992, Rhino, 71123
Classic Rock Volume 3 - Wild Weekend, 1992, Priority, P4-53712
Rock The First Volume 2, 1992, Sandstone Music, D233042-2
Alligator Records 20th Anniversary Collection, A.C. Reed, 1991, Alligator, ALC-105/6
The Blues Guitar Box 2, Lonnie Mack, 1991, Sequel, NXT 185
Signature Licks, 1991, Hal Leonard, HL00699316 (instructional release)
The Blues Guitar Box, Lonnie Mack, 1990, Sequel, TBB 47555
Bull Durham, Bennie Wallace, 1988, Capitol, 90586 (movie soundtrack)
Atlantic Blues - Guitar, 1986, Atlantic, ATC 81695-1
Rocky IV, James Brown, 1985, Scotti Bros., 40203 (movie soundtrack

--(Major contributor: Craig Keyzer)

3.3 COMPREHENSIVE BOOT LISTING--AUDIO

Bob Willmot has compiled a comprehensive CD bootlist. He has also compiled SRV interviews in text format and a database listing all known SRV performances at his site. You can find Bob's site at:

http://www.cnct.com/~bwillmot/SRV/

If you would like to receive the comprehensive bootlist via Email, send a message to:

bob@willmot.com

with the subject line of: get cd-bootlist

To receive a condensed bootlist (without the track listings), send a message to the same address with the subject line of: get cd-bootlist.notracks

Nothing is required in the body of the letter.

--(Major contributors: Derrick Sorensen & Bob Willmot)

3.4 COMPREHENSIVE BOOT LISTING--VIDEO

3.5 TEXASFLOOD LIST-SPAWNED MATERIAL

The TexasFlood mailing list is a good place to trade audio and video material by Stevie, and other artists associated with him. At times, members of the list will create a NEW compilation of either Stevie's material or that of someone else. These tapes are available only by trading tapes/blanks and are never sold.

The first tape tree to distribute a pre-existing recording was the 6/19/85 Red Rocks show treed by davidm1339@aol.com.

Meanwhile, the first tape compiled and circulated by 'flooders soon followed, and is named "White Lightnin' " (note the double entendre connection to Lightnin' Hopkins). The art work for the case was also put together by Mark Watkins. The "White Lightnin' " track listing is as follows:

Side 1:
untitled blues shuffle Rude Mood
Lenny
Untitled Delta Blues (Berkeley, 10/14/85)
Rude Mood
Pride and Joy
Testify (from MTV Unplugged)
Ain't gone n' give up on love
Scuttle Buttin'
Beck's Boogie
Dirty Pool (from Timothy White interview, n.d. listed)
Untitled Jam (no year given, from a July 4 radio broadcast)
T'bone 'n' Lightnin" (from MTV Rock Influences interview, n.d.)

Side 2:
Rude Mood
Pipeline (02/28/87, US Presidente, MTV Mardis Gras show)
Blues Jam (Austin City Limits, 89)
Hug You, Squeeze You (Toronto, 1983)
Thunderbird (Dallas, 1988)
You Done Lost Your Good Thang Now
Lenny
Stang's Swang (Davis, California 1984)
Slip Slidin' Slim (studio outake, 1984)

A third tape distributed by 'Flooders is entitled "Testifying." It is a tribute to Stevie's sobriety and the message he passed on through words and music during the later years of his life. The track listing is as follows:

Side A:
Scuttle Buttin' (Oakland Coliseum, CA, 12/3/89)
Say What?! (Waterloo Village, Stanhope, NJ, 7/5/90)
Tightrope (Sundome, Tampa, FL, 11/22/89)
You'll Be Mine (U. of Maine, Orono, 4/8/88)
Leave My Girl Alone (Red Rocks Amphitheater, Morrison, CO 9/5/88)
Ain't Gone n' Give Up On Love (Wembly Arena, UK, 6/24/88)
Travis Walk (Starlight Theater, Kansas City, 8/1/89)

Side B:
Tin Pan Alley (Red Rocks Amphitheater, Morrison CO, 8/21/89)
Wall of Denial (Auditorium Shores, Austin, TX, 11/26/89)
Life Without You (Concord Pavilion, CA 10/9/88)
Riviera Paradise (Waterloo Village, Stanhope NJ, 7/5/90 (intro from Tampa 11/22/89)
Lost Your Good Thing Now (cut) (The Pier, NYC, 8/20/88)

"Trouble With The Angels" is another tape created by `Flooders. This one has material by Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble, and also material by the Arc Angels, a group that Tommy Shannon and Chris Layton (Double Trouble) were a part of after Stevie's death.


(Track list unavailable at this writing)

In the works now (as of 5/96) is a "TexasFlood Tribute Tape". This tape will be a compilation of music performed by musicians who are members of the `Flood, doing tributes to Stevie. There has been much discussion, and even a couple of aborted efforts, to make a videotape of Austin, showing Stevie's old hang-outs and favorite places. As of this writing, this tape has not been made, but will eventually come to fruition.

More compilations are likely to circulate in the future. If you are interested in obtaining these or any other `Flood-spawned materials, a grovel to the list is probably your best bet. You might also check out Mark Watkins' home page at:

http://www.telepath.com/markw

Mark (a major force behind "White Lightnin' ") keeps a track list online there.


--(Major contributors: John Bode, Robert Cole & Madeline Denes)