Tone-Cool Records ‎
 2001
 Chris Layton    Drums, Percussion, Piano
 Tommy Shannon    6-String Bass, Bass, Guitar (Acoustic)
 Reese Wynans    Organ, Piano
 Doyle Bramhall II    Guitar,  Vocals, Vocals (Background)
 Jimmie Vaughan    Guest Artist, Guitar, Vocals
 Eric Johnson    Guitar (Electric)
 Dr. John    Guest Artist, Piano, Vocals
 Willie Nelson    Guest Artist, Guitar
 Kenny Wayne Shepherd       Guest Artist, Guitar
 Jonny Lang    Guest Artist, Vocals
 Susan Tedeschi    Guest Artist, Guitar (Acoustic), Vocals
 Charlie Sexton    6-String Bass, Guest Artist, Guitar, Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric), Mando-Guitar, Organ, Percussion, Piano, Vocals
 Lou Ann Barton    Vocals
 Denny Freeman      Guitar, Wurlitzer
 Glover Gill    String Arrangements
 Gordon Johnson    Guitar
 Mark "Kaz" Kazanoff    Saxophone
 Karen Kohler    Vocals (Background)
 Leigh Mahoney    Strings
 Malford Milligan    Vocals, Vocals (Background)
 Sara Nelson    Strings
 Derek O'Brien    Guitar
 Riley Osbourne    Wurlitzer
 Tosca    Strings
 Van Wilks    Guitar
 Bill Willis    Organ
 Tracklist 
 1    Cry Sky 5:36
 2    Turn Towards The Mirror 4:23
 3    Say One Thing   4:07
 4    Rock And Roll   3:06
 5    Skyscraper  4:24
 6    In The Middle Of The Night  3:03
 7    She's All Right 5:19
 8    Groundhog Day   3:56
 9    In The Garden   3:40
 10    (Baby, There's) No One Like You 4:52
 You have to give the late guitar legend Stevie Ray Vaughan's rhythm section credit for perseverance. Mitch Mitchell and Noel Redding, the rhythm section of the Jimi Hendrix Experience, never took it upon themselves to continue as a recording entity after their leader's passing. Of course, Double Trouble is buoyed on BEEN A LONG TIME by a host of famous friends who offer impassioned performances to occupy Vaughan's vacated frontman spot.
 Bassist Tommy Shannon and drummer Chris Layton are as rock-solid here as they ever were backing up their erstwhile leader. They don't spend much time looking back, either. BEEN A LONG TIME isn't really a blues album--rather, it's a bluesy rock album with a decidedly contemporary edge that owes little to Vaughan's sound. Jonny Lang, Susan Tedeschi, Charlie Sexton, and many others lend their voices and guitars to BEEN A LONG TIME, but Double Trouble can take the credit for putting (and keeping) the whole thing together.