Crossfire (Stevie Ray Vaughan song)

Crossfire (Stevie Ray Vaughan song)

"Crossfire" is the second track of Stevie Ray Vaughan's last album of his career, In Step. The song was written by Tommy Shannon, Chris Layton, Reese Wynans, Bill Carter, and Ruth Ellsworth. The song is played in 4/4 time and starts with drums and a bassline. The song was played often during the last stretch of Vaughan's career. The main riff was written by Tommy Shannon.

The song reached #1 on the Billboard Album Rock Tracks list (July 29, 1989) and stayed there for 3 weeks.


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Studio albums
Live albums
Live Alive • In the Beginning • Live at Carnegie Hall • Live At Montreux 1982 and 1985 • Live in Tokyo
Soundtracks
Box sets
SRV
Compilations
October 3, 1954 – August 27, 1990 • The Sky Is Crying • The Real Deal: Greatest Hits Volume 2 • Blues at Sunrise • The Essential Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble • Martin Scorcese Present The Blues – Stevie Ray Vaughan • The Real Deal: Greatest Hits Volume 1 • Solos, Sessions and Encores •
Filmography
Video releases
Pride and Joy • Live at the El Mocambo • A Tribute to Stevie Ray Vaughan • Live from Austin, Texas • Live at Montreux 1982 & 1985
Live performances
Family
Jimmie Lee Vaughan (father) • Martha Vaughan (mother) • Jimmie Vaughan (brother) • Lenora Vaughan (ex-wife) • Janna Lapidus (fiancée)
Lists
Awards and nominations • Bootlegs • Discography • Stevie Ray Vaughan's musical instruments
Related
People
Angela Strehli • Byron Barr • César Díaz • Charley Wirz • Clifford Antone • Cutter Brandenburg • David Bowie • Eric Clapton • Jackson Browne • Jeff Beck • John H. Hammond • Lonnie Mack • Lou Ann Barton • Reese Wynans • Tommy Shannon • W. C. Clark
Places
Antone's • Charley's Guitar Shop • Justin F. Kimball High School • Oak Cliff • Ray Hennig's Heart of Texas Music • Texas Hatters
Articles
v · d · eStevie Ray Vaughan singles
1983
1984
"Couldn't Stand the Weather"
1985
"Look at Little Sister" / "Change It" · "Lookin' Out the Window"
"Living in America" (w/ James Brown) · "How Do You Stop" (w/ James Brown)
1986
"Willie the Wimp" · "Superstition"
"Heartache Away" / "Love Roulette" (w/ Don Johnson) · "First We Take Manhattan" / "Famous Blue Raincoat" (w/ Jennifer Warnes)
1987
1989
"The House Is Rockin'" · "Crossfire" · "Wall of Denial" · "Tightrope"
1990
"Tick Tock" / "Brothers" (w/ Jimmie Vaughan) · "Telephone Song" (w/ Jimmie Vaughan) · "Good Texan" (w/ Jimmie Vaughan)



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