Best Stevie Ray Vaughan Songs

Which Is The Best Song Of The Blues Legend. R.I.P To My Music Idol SRV. Best Song Of SRV ?
The Top Ten
Pride and Joy

He did some amazing Hendrix covers, but as far as originals go, this song is my favorite. Blues on steroids!

One of Stevie's finest guitar solos. His energy and passion for the blues truly shine in this song! RIP SRV.

The absolute best Stevie Ray song!

Texas Flood

My two favorites are at the top. While I love the happy lyrics and vocals of Pride and Joy, Texas Flood just tipped the balance (for today at least). I love that guitar!

I've been trying to play Stevie for 8 years now and am kind of getting decent at it. It's a toss-up between Pride and Joy, but I have to pick Texas Flood. El Mocambo's Texas Flood is the most magic ever caught on film, certainly for Stevie and in the top ten of all time. As a matter of fact, it was voted #6 on the all-time live solo list.

This is one of his most iconic songs and is just catchy for the whole four minutes of its playtime. I would say this is his number one.

Little Wing

This song is what got me into blues and blues rock. Absolutely mesmerizing guitar solo. Easily his best song.

Even though it's a cover, it's so amazing.

Life by the Drop

I've listened to Stevie's album for years now, but this song is my favorite. It sends chills down my spine every time I listen to it. I always want to hear it again and again.

Lenny

Outstanding song! There's so much passion in the way that he plays Lenny. It sounds like no other song in the world. Check out the live performance at Carnegie Hall. It'll blow you away.

One of the most beautiful instrumental ballads of all time. SRV's finest!

Tin Pan Alley

This is true blues. Stevie shows that blues is about soul, passion, and pain in this one. His guitar speaks to us as much as the lyrics do here.

Well, I had to choose. It was difficult because I'd vote for them all, but I chose this one. My favorite bluesman and guitar player.

Great tension in the mood. Clear sound, very juicy!

Voodoo Child (Slight Return)

The only player who could play it at a fast pace and still sound amazing.

This dude is by far one of the best players. Voodoo Child was the best song ever.

Crossfire

Save the strong, lose the weak. Never turning the other cheek!

Awesome song. Hats off to my beloved Stevie!

Simply awesome! If you ever saw it performed live, you would understand.

Some of the best guitar work you will ever hear.

Couldn't Stand the Weather

Couldn't Stand the Weather is my favorite song. It is just epic from the intro to the riff (which is a challenge to play) to, in my opinion, his greatest solo. It is just perfect.

An amazingly cool lick. I think this song is the best of Stevie's. The change of scale in the song makes it perfect.

This is the best song ever! The lick is amazing. Stevie was so creative with his composition!

Rude Mood

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This is some of the most amazing and underrated guitar playing in a song I've ever heard.

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The Contenders
Tightrope

Clean riffs, and lyrics from his recovery uncover his soul with touching clarity. A tremendous album, unfortunately his last.

An underrated song for me. Awesome solo, great tempo, and lyrics make it a top 5 for me.

Some of the best guitar work and catchiest melodies I've ever heard.

Cold Shot

Simple and truer blues than Crossfire.

Change It

My top 10 (in no particular order): Change It, Pride and Joy, Crossfire, Cold Shot, Couldn't Stand the Weather, Texas Flood, Mary Had a Little Lamb, Little Wing, Voodoo Child, Tightrope.

Love Struck Baby
Riviera Paradise

This should be higher up on the list. This song beautifully displays the true talent of SRV.

Tears! The best ever. Blues in every note.

The Sky is Crying

All his songs are GREAT, but I like "The Sky is Crying" the most. I don't really know why, but I could never get tired of listening to it, however many times I hear it continuously.

The greatest of all time. I love his music and miss the man. The Sky is Crying touches the soul.

A true individual. He wasn't like anyone, and no one was like him. A true artist.

Life Without You

Such a comforting song.

Obviously, Pride and Joy is number one, followed closely by Texas Flood, but this song needs to be in the top 10 as well.

I'd place classics like Pride and Joy, Texas Flood, and Lenny above this one, but this song is incredibly tasteful and moving.

A beautiful song that shows SRV also has a softer, more soothing style and depth to his music.

Mary Had a Little Lamb

Was always my favorite nursery rhyme too.

Superstition
Scuttle Buttin'

Electrifying guitar work by SRV. I've listened to this short instrumental masterpiece hundreds of times since it was released. It's absolutely sensational! Scuttle Buttin', Love Struck Baby, and Couldn't Stand The Weather are SRV classics!

Awesome guitar riff played at lightning speed by SRV in just 2 minutes. Incredible! Top 3: Scuttle Buttin', Love Struck Baby, and Couldn't Stand the Weather.

The House is Rockin'

This song rocks! Should be much higher.

The Things (That) I Used to Do

The guitar solo is so powerful!

Look at Little Sister
Telephone Song
Empty Arms
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