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Stevie Ray Vaughan - You'll Be Mine (Live at Farm Aid 1986)

United StatesPublished August 9, 2013

Views 100K  |  Likes 1.32K  |  Comments 83
Views#1,230,207Global
Views#258,356United States

Channel

Farm AidFarm Aid
779K subs2.93K videosJul 2006

This video has 100K views and 1.32K likes, ranking #1,230,207 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

100,382

Likes

1,322

Comments

83

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Total (all-time): $70 – $201

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

Stevie Ray Vaughan performs "You'll Be Mine" live at the Farm Aid concert in Austin, Texas on July 4, 1986. Farm Aid was started by Willie Nelson, Neil Young and John Mellencamp in 1985 to keep family farmers on the land and has worked since then to make sure everyone has access to good food from family farmers. Dave M…

Published
August 9, 2013
Made for kids
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