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AUSTIN MUSIC AWARDS

Austin Music Awards

More 1983-1984 Best of the Year Best New Band: Whoa! Trigger Band of the Year: Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble

Austin Music Awards › 1983-1984 › Best of the Year ›

Musician of the Year: Stevie Ray Vaughan

2. Charlie Sexton
3. Dan Del Santo
4. Joe "King" Carrasco
5. Tomas Ramirez (Jazzmanian Devil)
6. Biscuit (Big Boys)
7. Butch Hancock
8. Van Wilks

More awards for Stevie Ray Vaughan

Best Thing to Happen

1993-1994 › Related Categories ›

Album of the Year

1991-1992 › Best Texas Recordings ›

Musician of the Year

1990-1991 › Best of the Year ›

Worst Thing to Happen

1990-1991 › Related Categories ›

Musician of the Year

1989-1990 › Best of the Year ›

Song of the Year

1989-1990 › Best Texas Recordings ›

Album of the Year

1989-1990 › Best Texas Recordings ›

1989-1990 › Best Texas Recordings ›

Musician of the Decade

1989-1990 › Best Austin Musicians ›

1988-1989 › Best Performing Bands ›

Musician of the Year

1985-1986 › Best of the Year ›

Album of the Year

1985-1986 › Best Texas Recordings ›

Band of the Year

1984-1985 › Best of the Year ›

Musician of the Year

1984-1985 › Best of the Year ›

Album of the Year

1984-1985 › Best Texas Recordings ›

Best Electric Guitar

1984-1985 › Best Austin Musicians ›

Band of the Year

1983-1984 › Best of the Year ›

Album of the Year

1983-1984 › Best Texas Recordings ›

1983-1984 › Best Performing Bands ›

Best Electric Guitar

1983-1984 › Best Austin Musicians ›

Best Electric Guitar

1982-1983 › Best Austin Musicians ›

1982-1983 › Hall of Fame ›

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