Eric Clapton Crossroads Guitar Festival DVD
Over 4 Hours of the greatest guitar players on earth available on DVD now!

This two disc-set chronicles the festival which took place in Dallas, TX and brought together dozens of the world's top rock, blues, country, jazz, and folk guitarists including Jimmie Vaughan. Check out the Crossroads Media Player for clips and snapshots from the festival. Feel free to send the media player to your friends!

• The Essential Jimmie Vaughan
• Extra Jimmies (Fabulous Thunderbirds)
• Tuff Enuff (Fabulous Thunderbirds)
• D/FW (The Vaughan Brothers)
• Good Texan (The Vaughan Brothers)
• Boom-Bapa-Boom
• Don't Cha Know
• Hey-Yeah
• Tilt A Whirl
• Six Strings Down
• Dengue Woman Blues
• Cool Lookin' Woman
• Like A King
• The Ironic Twist
• Out There
• I Like It Like That (Live)
• Dirty Girl

Download "The Deep End" featuring James Cotton

PHOTO'S FROM THE ROAD 2002

PHOTO'S FROM THE ROAD 2003

Jimmie performed as part of the Stax Records concert in Memphis, TN for the opening of the Stax Museum and Music Academy. This show will be offered as a CD Box set and video in the Fall of 2003 on PBS. To learn more about the history of Stax Records go to: www.soulsville.com

SALUTE TO THE BLUES

February 9, 2003 Jimmie performed as part of the "Salute To The Blues" show at Radio City Music Hall in New York City. Read More on this year long event. www.yearoftheblues.org

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JIMMIE WINS! Jimmie has won his fourth Grammy Award, this time for Best Traditional Blues Album for "Do You Get The Blues?" at the 44th Annual Grammy Awards. This was Jimmie's 10th Nomination. This award has special meaning to Jimmie as this is his first win for his own solo work. For more information on the Grammy show and list of winners go to www.grammy.com

Les Paul performs on Monday nights in New York City at the Iridium Jazz Club. Jimmie went to see the legendary performer while in New York. He saw the early show and then got a chance to meet Les after. He was so thrilled to meet Jimmie and asked him if he had brought his guitar. Of course Jimmie never had planned to play with Les and let him know that he had just come to see him perform. Les insisted that Jimmie stay and perform with him during the next show and that he could use one of his guitars. When Jimmie was called up on stage, he was handed one of Les' prototype Les Paul guitars! Both men ran through several blues jams and Jimmie sang "Kinky Woman" for the excited crowd. The next evening, Les surprised Jimmie by showing up at B.B. Kings to see he and the band perform. He is still on cloud nine and can't believe that "Les Paul showed up at my show!"

The "Ironic Twist" is on tour again. Jimmie's 61 Cadillac Coupe Deville has been part of the Peterson Automotive Museum's display called "Cars & Guitars of Rock n' Roll" for six months. Along with his car, Jimmie has had one of his vintage guitars on display as well. A few of the other artists that participated in this were Eric Clapton with his 1940 Ford Coupe, Jeff Beck and his 1932 Ford and Billy Gibbon's with his car "Cadzzilla". Jimmie was interviewed about the car on Speedvision (above picture) and the car has recently been on display at this years' National Association of Music Merchants show in Los Angeles, CA. We'll keep you posted on where the Ironic Twist is due to show up next!