Stevie Ray: Soul to Soul

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Summary: Remembering Stevie
Review: A book chock full of details about SRV and his beginnings to his departure. Many wonderful photo's. If you are an SRV fan...this is must have.

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Summary: Remembering Stevie
Review: A book chock full of details about SRV and his beginnings to his departure. Many wonderful photo's. If you are an SRV fan...this is must have.

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Summary: God Bless You Keri Leigh!
Review: A fantastic autobiography from a woman who put her heart and soul into the book and it shows. Buy it and savor it, because our beloved SRV is gone and if not for Keri then our hearts would not be lightened.

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Summary: An absolute must read for SRV fans!
Review: Ever since I was a kid, I loved Stevie Ray's music, but never knew much about him or his dedication to the music he loved and shared so emotionally with anyone who would listen. "Soul to Soul" is the story of his short life by someone who cared about him and felt the need to tell others who loved him all about him. I was riveted from the first page to the last, and found myself turning back and forth to reread some detail or laugh again at something Stevie Ray did or said. The only problem with this book is that, tragically, the hero dies. But then again, You know that going in. If you think you're over it, that you've shed your last tear for him, think again and read this book. I love you Stevie, wherever you are, Thank you so much.

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Summary: An absolute must read for SRV fans!
Review: Ever since I was a kid, I loved Stevie Ray's music, but never knew much about him or his dedication to the music he loved and shared so emotionally with anyone who would listen. "Soul to Soul" is the story of his short life by someone who cared about him and felt the need to tell others who loved him all about him. I was riveted from the first page to the last, and found myself turning back and forth to reread some detail or laugh again at something Stevie Ray did or said. The only problem with this book is that, tragically, the hero dies. But then again, You know that going in. If you think you're over it, that you've shed your last tear for him, think again and read this book. I love you Stevie, wherever you are, Thank you so much.

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Summary: A must read for Stevie Ray Vaughan fans!
Review: I had read the Crossfire book, and enjoyed it. However, when I found out about this book that was written by someone that knew Stevie Ray, I bought it. Keri has some fantastic pictures, stories and I loved it. Keri was, and still is, a big fan of Stevie Ray Vaughan, and it came through.

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Summary: A must read for Stevie Ray Vaughan fans!
Review: I had read the Crossfire book, and enjoyed it. However, when I found out about this book that was written by someone that knew Stevie Ray, I bought it. Keri has some fantastic pictures, stories and I loved it. Keri was, and still is, a big fan of Stevie Ray Vaughan, and it came through.

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Summary: Thanks, ya'll!
Review: Just wanted to thank everybody out there who visits this site (or any SRV site), who still remembers, who still cares. I am always amazed by the response to "Soul To Soul." This book, my labor of love for a friend, meant everything to me, so you can imagine how good it feels to read your reviews and letters. (And of course, your corrections are always welcome for future editions!) To everyone who got Stevie's message, to everyone who keeps him in their hearts, - I thank you. Peace!

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Summary: well written
Review: my first thought in reading this book is that it was so much "lighter" than another biography written about SRV. the other book, in my opinion, kept referring to SRV addictions and it kind of glamorized that very sorry part of his life. i enjoyed this book and it did tell about SRV addictions, but didnt keep bringing them to the readers attention. the rare pictures were nice and the general feel for the book was one of love by the author to her subject. at least i got that from it. its unfortunate that we will never again be able to see SRV and that infectious smile of his..but at least we have people like kerri leigh who remember him for what he was to me.....one terrific guitar player and blues singer (who did make a few mistakes in life and tried to steer others from them by his example in his later years). i would reccommend this book without hesitation.

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Summary: An excellant read
Review: This book is an excellant read for anyone who is remotely interested in Stevie Ray. Unlike 'Caught in the Crossfire', this book told the story of Stevie Ray's love for music and later on, for life. There are lots of great photos and bits and pieces including set lists, lyrics on napkins, etc. Well done Keri for telling the story how it should be told. All Stevie is now is a memory, but a memory that will live forever in our hearts and soul. SOUL TO SOUL! Go get it!