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2. Do You Get The Blues? "Recorded in both Memphis and Texas and prominently featuring the amazing Bill Willis on Hammond B-3 (who doubles on bass pedals -- leaving this as one of the few blues albums without an official bassist), Jimmie's more subtle approach leaves lots of spaces to nail a groove that gets deeper as the album progresses.

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3. Jimmie Vaughan; Do You Get the Blues? Do You Get the Blues? Buy album $ Jimmie Vaughan. $ 2. I like. Tweet; Please vote. Add to bookmarks Duration: Size, Mb: Burn CD Burn your music and enjoy it everywhere. iPod .

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4. Jimmie Vaughan was awarded a Grammy for the album "Do You Get the Blues?" in in the category "Best Traditional Blues Album".

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5. - Released in by Artemis Records, this was the third solo album from guitarist / singer Jimmie Vaughan, elder brother of the late Stevie Ray. It remained as his last truly solo effort until - Guest stars include blues harmonica legend James Cotton and guitarist Tyrone Vaughan, Jimmie’s son – now a star in his own right.

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6. Do You Get the Blues?, an Album by Jimmie Vaughan. Released 11 September on Epic (catalog no. ; CD). Genres: Electric Texas Blues.

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