Best Stevie Ray Vaughan Covers

The best songs the legend, Stevie Ray Vaughan had covered in his career.
The Top Ten
1 Superstition - Stevie Wonder
2 Voodoo Child (Slight Return) - The Jimi Hendrix Experience
3 The Sky Is Crying - Elmore James

Really...who else? Would love to hear a remix of this: Elmore's vocals and SRV's guitar solo.

4 Little Wing - The Jimi Hendrix Experience
5 Look At The Little Sister - Hank Ballard
6 You'll Be Mine - Howlin' Wolf
7 Let Me Love You Baby - Buddy Guy
8 Wham! - Lonnie Mack
9 Thaw Out - Albert Collins
10 Tell Me - Howlin' Wolf
The Contenders
11 Close To You - Muddy Waters

@BrianScott - saw you added this ( by SRV) to a list of mine. I had no idea he covered it, but having just listened to it, it's actually a pretty good version. Still think Muddy has the edge though...

12 I'm Your Hoochie Coochie Man - Muddy Waters
13 Texas Flood - Larry Davis

Most people don't realize it, but Texas Flood was actually a cover. It was Larry's first single.

14 Mary Had a Little Lamb - Buddy Guy

The nursery rhyme itself has existed for ages, but Buddy Guy's blues adaptation of it became the basis of SRV'S version.

15 Testify, Pts. 1 & 2 - The Isley Brothers

Originally an uptempo R&B number, Stevie turned it into an instrumental. Fun fact: the original version had a young Jimi Hendrix playing guitar. This may be the reason why SRV heard it in the first place.

16 Come on (Let the Good Times Roll) - Jimi Hendrix

Note: this is technically a cover of a cover; the original version was done by Earl King. Stevie's version sounds more like the Hendrix version than the original; that's the reason why I added it.

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