Jimmie Vaughan – The Blues Kitchen Presents... [Interview & Live Performance]

Jimmie Vaughan is a legendary blues guitarist & singer based in Austin Texas.

Jimmie took some time out whilst he was in London playing The Albert Hall with Eric Clapton, to come and discuss his latest album, ‘Baby Please Come Home’ as well as his somewhat infectious passion for vintage cars!

Jimmie also performs a version of ‘Baby Whats Wrong’

Many Thanks to:

Neon Peach Films



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[MosaicRose]

Jimmie should write a book about his early beginnings, his life as a musician and Stevie Ray. I'm sure it would be a fascinating story and a great tribute.

[Me-obqc]

Look at his smile at 12:22. Looks just like Stevie... made me teary

[MAHGlie]

Pure Texas style. When I saw him a few years ago he stayed after the show until all autographs were signed and pictures were taken with fans. A true Texas gentleman and guitar legend. God Bless you Jimmie!

[NorsePJ]

I love how Jimmie has an economical way of playing that still says so much. Stevie was different in that respect but legendary of course. Jimmie has such a pure blues feel that is so underrated by so many. I believe he could sit and talk the blues all day and it would never be boring. He's a treasure!

[liorauf]

A Blues hero!!! A legend!!! Love you Jimmie!!!

[tomace]

If cool needs a definition his the man

[picknick]

Perfection - The man always plays what's necessary, rather than the unnecessary and knows about the gaps between the notes being just as important as the notes themselves - the sign of a great player . . .

[andy-b]

Wonderful Jimmie! I see Stevie Ray smiling from his cloud...

[HotWheelsBurban]

Yep, I've been privileged to know Jimmie for 30 years now. He's a great guy, and I always enjoy seeing him play or just hanging out at a car show. And he always looks that sharp!

[jensschettler]

he played dry and sounds so awesome....

[russnurseb]

I've been following him since the Fabulous Thunderbirds. He's a fantastic player and performer

[alanfrehley]

Great interview!
Jimmie is a great storyteller, nice to see an interviewer who knows his stuff and let's his guest speak.

[davidcatalano]

I meant Jimmie Vaughan Maybe 5 years ago in Santa Cruz with Lou Ann Barton. He signed my album T-Bird rhythm. And I gave him a 55 Thunderbird model. And you look straight at me and said I'll cherish this. One of my best friends Ron Thompson of Ron Thompson and resistors was good friends with Jimmie Vaughan. Maybe you'll never read this Jimmy but I sure do you appreciate you and you life's work and of course your brother to many blessings to you and your family and all your love. Beautiful Stratocaster by the way I want one I want one. ::-)

[rogerwalker]

I saw Clapton and Jimmie exchange guitar riffs a number of years ago, it was amazing.

[zolfodor]

Love this, Jimmie Vaughan is a legend, & seems a genuinely cool & down to earth fella, would love to meet him, R.I.P SRV ❤

[felineth]

Definitely one of my "Heroes"!....

[walteralvarezmusic]

What a master Jimmy Reed was! Beautiful strat btw

[woodsbikes]

That song was so good, I could see, hear, and feel the Thunderbirds backing Jimmy.

Very good show!!! 👍😁👍😎👍😁👍😎

[simonverkerk]

I really love his work with the Thunderbirds the best! Keep on playing Jimmie!

[graemero]

I see Jimmie Vaughan I subbed. One of the blues greatest.