10 Things You Didn't Know About Stevie Ray Vaughan, New Jeff Beck Studio Album, Generation Axe Tour Launch, and Much More

GUITAR AFICIONADO   Trouble seeing this email?     Top Story - April 07, 2016     10 Things You Didn't Know About Stevie Ray Vaughan It's been 33 years since Stevie Ray Vaughan burst onto the world stage, becoming the meanest thing to come out of Texas since J.R. Ewing. Vaughan—devoid of light shows, dry ice, fog and lasers—refocused attention back to the bare essentials—guitar, bass and drums in a basic 12-bar format. Think you know everything there is to know about the late, great SRV? Test your Vaughan-ian knowledge with our list of 10 Things You Didn't Know About Stevie Ray Vaughan. Read More»     Aficionado Recommends     Acoustic Remedy cases are perfectly humidified, perfectly displayed, and perfect for your work of art. »   Guitar Salon International is the world's largest dealer of fine classical and flamenco guitars since 1983. »   Mark Levinson's No. 536 Monaural Amplifier is capable of driving virtually any loudspeaker with superior clarity and dynamic range. Learn more at MarkLevinson.com. »   Huss and Dalton pays homage to tradition while incorporating improvements in the structural design and cosmetics of the steel-string guitar. »     This Week on GuitarAficionado.com     Country legend Merle Haggard has died at 79. »   Vai, Yngwie, Zakk, Nuno and Tosin: See highlights from the Generation Axe tour opener. | VIDEO »   How does a cast-metal-bodied guitar sound? Check out the new Mandium guitar. | DEMO »   Jeff Beck announces a new studio album and additional U.S. tour dates. »   Guns N' Roses' Richard Fortus demos the Supro Black Magick combo. | VIDEO »   Get your free 2016 Must-See Gear Guide from Guitar Aficionado! »   660 Guitars launches the AV27, a modern approach to the classic V guitar. »   Hear a gypsy-jazz arrangement of Steve Vai's "For the Love of God." »   Guitar Aficionado on Instagram! See our latest posts about guitars, gear, lifestyle, and more. »   On Newsstands Now     This month we feature Billy Gibbons. On a whirlwind trip to Cuba, Billy discovers that the country is about much more than cars, cigars, and communism. Dean Fearing – The Texas chef has balanced his rise to the top through his award-winning Dallas restaurant, his best-selling cookbooks, and a strong passion for music. Gretsch – A new exhibition at Nashville's Country Music Hall of Fame highlights six decades of Gretsch history. Tim Wheeler – The guitarist and frontman for Ash provides a closer look at the guitars that light his fire. Jonathan Kellerman – When it comes to sexy curves, few things are more alluring than the guitars and cars in the celebrated author's collection. Buy This Issue» Subscribe Now»   Subscribe Advertise Contact Us Send this to a friend       ©2016 NewBay Media, LLC

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