The autobiography of B.B. King 338 pages for less than 10 bucks! This book received and average customer review of 4.5 stars out of 5. $6.99

Now available in paperback, here is the best selling biography of America's last guitar legend, Texas firebrand Stevie Ray Vaughan. Hailed the greatest guitarist since Hendrix, Vaughan emerged from the hotbed of Texas blues to develop a blistering, unforgettable style all his own. "A rich, complete, and loving portrait."--Detroit Free Press $11.70

Want to get "inside the head' Of Stevie Ray Vaughn? There is no better way than to read this compilation of interviews with Guitar World magazine. $13.95

So ya thought you had every Stevie Ray album eh? One of Stevie's greatest influences was Albert King. It features Stevie in a more controlled manor as he plays with his mentor. It was originally recorded for a television show

Anyone who thought Lonnie Mack was only a rock-guitar history book name-thanks to his seminal country-and-blues instrumental version of Chuck Berry's "Memphis"-got slapped upside the head by his 1958 Gibson Flying V guitar when this Stevie Ray Vaughan co-produced album appeared in 1985. On both fast and slow songs his fluid leads fulgurate like bolts from the blue, with additional illumination provided by his heavy, worn-and-torn singing voice. A gang of Mack's old Cincinnati cronies contribute glowingly as if at a roadhouse torching, while Vaughan supplies still more sizzle to the shuffle with "If You Have to Know" and four more. -- © Frank John Hadley 1993