The Collection: Couldn't Stand the Weather/Texas Flood/Soul To Soul [Box]

Performer: Stevie Ray Vaughan
Engineer: Richard Mullen
Producer: Chris Layton; Andy Denemark; Jim Capfer; Double Trouble; Jim Capfer; Richard Mullen; Stevie Ray Vaughan; Tommy Shannon; Timothy White; Bob Irwin (Reissue)
Distributor: Sony Music Distribution (

Notes: Personnel: Stevie Ray Vaughan (vocals, guitar); Jimmie Vaughan (guitar); Joe Sublett (saxophone); Stan Harrison (tenor saxophone); Reese Wynans (keyboards); Chris Layton, Fran Christina (drums). Audio Mixers: Danny Kadar ; Richard Mullen . Liner Note Authors: Michael Ventura; Bill Milkowski; Timothy White . Recording information: Dallas Sound Labs, Dallas, TX (11/22/1982-10/??/1989); Down Town Studios, Los Angeles, CA (11/22/1982-10/??/1989); Media Sound, Copenhagen, Denmark (11/22/1982-10/??/1989); Riverside Sound, Austin, TX (11/22/1982-10/??/1989); Sound on Sound Studios, New York, NY (11/22/1982-10/??/1989); The Palace, Hollywood, CA (11/22/1982-10/??/1989). Photographer: Benno Friedman.

In the 1980s, many assumed blues rock was left for dead, but Stevie Ray Vaughan helped breath life back into it. More than a straight-ahead bluesman, Texas-native Vaughan was influenced as much by Jimi Hendrix as he was by Otis Rush, and the singer/songwriter/guitarist possessed jaw-dropping technical abilities and pure soul in equal amounts. With his trio Double Trouble (later expanded to include keyboardist Reese Wynans), Vaughan helped spearhead something of a blues revival in the '80s. Like his hero Hendrix, though, the flamboyant guitar hero died too soon, killed in a helicopter accident in 1990.

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