Vaughan Brothers

Family Style Vaughan Brothers Audiophile edition

Mastered from the Original Analog Tape and Cut at 45 RPM by Ryan Smith at Sterling Sound

Family Style is the lone studio album from Stevie Ray Vaughan and his brother Jimmie Vaughan, issued in September of 1990 nearly a month after Stevie Ray's tragic death in a helicopter crash at just 35-years-old. Produced by Chic's Nile Rodgers and sans either guitarists longtime bands (Double Trouble or the Fabulous Thunderbirds), the easygoing affair served as a celebration of both brothers newfound sobriety and their future musical endeavors together.

The triumphant release entered the charts at No. 7 thanks to the runaway Motown/soul-inspired hit single "Tick Tock" and was a double 1990 Grammy Award-winner (Best Contemporary Blues Album and Best Rock Instrumental Performance - "D/FW"). Both Stevie Ray and Jimmie are in top form trading licks and guitar styles with further standouts coming in the form of the compelling numbers "Telephone Song," "Hard to Be," and "Long Way From Home."

Features:

o 200g 45RPM 2LP pressing from Analogue Productions

o Mastered from the original tapes by Ryan Smith at Sterling Sound

o Plated and pressed by Quality Record Pressings

o Double 1990 Grammy Award Winner: Best Contemporary Blues Album & Best Rock Instrumental Performance - "D/FW"