HE’S NOT HUMAN! | Rap Fan Reacts To Stevie Ray Vaughan - Texas Flood
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- Stevie Ray Vaughan - Texas Flood (Live at the El Mocambo) || Reaction
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BB King said, I play Blues in sentences, but Stevie Ray Vaughan plays them in paragraphs. That's about the highest praise you can get there. Thanks for the reaction man. It was the correct one
No matter how many times you watch the man perform...there’s never any doubt you’re witnessing greatness.
Imagine the endless hours of dedication and practice. You don't just walk up there and do that. You gotta put lots of time and hard work in, and raw talent doesn't hurt.
The greatest of all time.
Agree 100%
Ditto!
Amen! ❤️
Stevie is the best guitarist who has ever lived! Glad we got him in Texas
SRV didn’t merely “play guitar”... he channeled the universal essence of the Blues through his spirit, down to his fingers, and out to us mere mortals.
Most definitely!
Couldn't have said it better myself. The sad thing is what do you think he would be playing for us now. Total brilliance!!!!!!.
And denominated it.
He was on a different plane. A different reality. He was unconscious.
Amen :)
Everytime Stevie goes behind the back, it's so fun to watch jaws just drop in awe. 30 years he's been gone. Imagine the music we've missed from him. Be glad we have these videos to remember him. RIP Stevie.
Thanks for sharing this with me
Thirty years coming up later this month. RIP to the greatest blues guitarist of all time. 💖
Jesus has reasons for everything. Stevie Ray had just cleaned himself up from drugs and alcohol, and was on his way to superstardom. Jesus had other plans. When Stevie Wonder sings at your funeral...you know you made an impact on music!
Check out Willy The wimp and his cadalia Coffin. Srv
Steve did not know how to read music notes on paper too
Could you imagine having to take the stage AFTER him? He was an opening act for years. He blew away the headliners night after night. Who could follow that??? He was the GOAT 🐐
I'd just not perform lol
Dave The Dudeist and now for your listening pleasure, please welcome to the stage....DAVE THE DUDEIST...
Everyone goes to the bar to get drinks and talk amongst themselves.
They did the same for me. Don't worry.
Truth! I saw SRV open for Robert Plant in May 1988.
@@janeelizabeth7 that’s the month/year I was born! Haha cheers
@@janeelizabeth7 hrmmm Jimmy Page ?? Led Zep nonetheless lol nice must have been quite the night
Every time I watch SRV play, I think to myself..... there cannot be a better guitar player in history..... dude was just unbelievable. Not human.
Stevie Ray Vaughan's whole life was the blues.He is in both the Blues Hall of Fame and Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Blues is highly improvisational, and he never performed a song the same way twice. Neither he nor his band mates ever knew exactly what he was going to do when he walked out on that stage! A round of applause for his band Double Trouble. No easy task keeping up with SRV! 🎸
It's true that Double Trouble never used a set list. Tommy and Whipper said they never even thought about it. Stevie hit those strings and away they went.
Bass is outrageous
@@majahproductions2074, that'd be the masterful bass work of Tommy Shannon.
One of the most underrated bass players there ever was....
It never gets old...ever.
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It certainly does not!!!!😂😂😂
I've watched this performance thousands of times, and watch every reaction. I still get chills. It never gets old:)
SRV was a BEAST on the guitar. The more of his performances you see, the more your mind will be blown.
SRV is a Legend and its rumored his native tongue is Guitar and English is his second language.
Great comment!
I’ve heard him say his first guitar was his first wife, he wasn’t joking.
Stevie is the G.O.A.T and he can sing too !!!!!!!
This version gives me chills. Watching the passion in his face just adds to the feels
I don't think it's possible to be better than SRV. Guitar skills MAXED OUT
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Eric Clapton remarked that Stevie was the best Player on the Planet & he also said ( paraphrased) "...He was like an open channel & the music just flowed through him...I can't do that, as I have to pause & think about what I'm gonna try play next...Stevie never had to do that..."
SRV is no myth.. he is legend.
The GOAT -- Stevie Ray was self taught and could not read music - played by ear - welcome to the rabbit hole - check out "Lenny" from this same concert, "Life Without You" from the Capital Theater, "Tin Pan Alley" with Johnny Copeland and "Ain't Gone 'N' Give Up On Love" from Live at Montreux in '85
Will do
LOVE “Life Without You” Capital Theater: you’ll learn few new things to do with a guitar from Stevie😀 Sexy tune also😎
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Cant pick a better 3 vids thats you havent seen yet. Texas flood and voodoo child are unreal but the 3 this guy recommended are the top tier
Someone once said that Stevie didn't play the guitar, the guitar played Stevie.
One of the few that could tell the guitar how it was going to be and the guitar said yes sir your the boss
They say he made a deal with the Devil. No one knows what Stevie Ray got, but the Devil got guitar lessons.
SRV and his guitar were at one with each other.
I love this one so much because it’s literally like the guitar told him “I AINT FINISHED TALKIN STEVIE!!” Rip SRV!!
" It ain't bragging if you can do it". Lol. I like that line King B.
We all miss him dearly, may you rest in peace Stevie.
He feels the music through his entire body. The absolute best blues player ever.
Rest in Peace, Stevie Ray ~ died in a helicopter crash in heavy fog at Alpine Valley, Wisconsin just 40 minutes away from me. Couldn't get more tragic. His brother Jimmie found Steve's necklace at the crash site the next day. He will be forever missed, but we are so grateful that so much of his playing was recorded. You were the best, SRV.
My sister is 1/2 hour from Alpine. Breaks our hearts to this day. I am a Louisiana native. My daughter was born on the first day of his last set, Aug 25. My niece on the day he died, Aug 27. He shares my father's birthday...and there's a lot more I could say on synchronicity...suffice it to say...SRV has meant something to me since I was a youngster. I was 14 when he died.
@@xenoscoot That's pretty cool and special to be into the blues at 14. So you'll never think of your dad on his birthday without thinking of Stevie Ray also. Those dates you told me are Really something! It's a lot to take in. ✌️
😥 EVERYBODY was greatly affected at the loss of Everyone on that helicopter, but I think it hits home more when you were a Wisconsinite, And you didn't live that far from Alpine Valley on top of it.
Having seen the Dead there countless times, it's a very familiar place. We lost Stevie Ray in August of '89, and I lost my mother to cancer in October '89. She was 63 and I was 33. They all died too young. It must have been so devastating for Jimmie Vaughn, and think of it! Jimmie could just as easily been on that helicopter with his brother! What an awful thought. Heaven has one helluva band growing on the Other Side. 🎸😇🤺
Man, just play ANYTHING he does live. You’ll never be disappointed.
just play him tuning up and you wont be disappointed.....
Its been my experience that when guys from Texas show up with Stratocasters it's usually a pretty good show.
He felt the music and became one with it!
Watch him, it's truly a love affair with his guitar and the blues. He very rarely even looks at the audience. I love this man. There will NEVER BE ANOTHER LIKE HIM!
Oh my God, I miss Stevie sooooo much. He was really a gentle soul and kept himself humble, which is amazing considering the amount of talent he possessed. I am happy to see the younger generation discovering him and keeping him alive. Good job, King.
The fact that SRV rarely ever looks down at his guitar or fingers while playing trips me out. The dude was incredible!
Once you see and hear Stevie, you are NEVER the same.
Stevie Ray brought the blues into the 1980s. Fortunately for him he got to perform with all his blues heroes before he passed on. Stevie's guitar seems to be a part of his body when we watch at how effortlessly he played. No doubt God given talent with his own drive to play the music he loved. Rest In Peace Stevie.
Who in the hell can dislike this..WTF!!!!!
People are weird man
@@KINGBLITZ you ask how can he do this? It was in his contract to have a 8 ball of coke and a 5th of whisky
@@KINGBLITZ its on record of his drummer talking about this concert saying "it was just another concert then somebody brought a camera "
The great Eric Clapton referred to SRV as an "open channel"..... there was just no end to him. It just flowed right out of him. Not written. Not scripted. Not time-constrained. Just PURE soul.
Hear Hear!
And he also said Stevie never seemed nervous and never missed a note.
The greatest guitar performance ever captured on camera
You spoke of his unique vocal vibrato... you *must* react to SRV w/ Johnny Copeland “Tin Pan Alley”... one of the finest blues performances of all time !
Most definitely will do!
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I'm a big fan of Texas blues and, knew who Johnny Copeland was before Stevie Ray was introduced by Albert King! I saw Stevie Ray Vaughan in 87 at the Ocean Center in Daytona!
Tin Pan Alley by Johnny Copeland and Stevie Ray is one of the best videos on TH-cam!
Never got to see SRV live but I have witnessed and met Johnny Clyde Copeland at a blues fest in Davenport, Iowa. I was maybe 13 and eating at a table and he just sat down next to me with his guitar and started tuning it. He asked me what I thought it sounded like and he signed a program I had in my back pocket. Super great blues legend and at the moment, I had no idea who he was until my patents told me . great guy!
@@andrewarbogast354 oh what a glorious memory!
This version from ElMocambo was one of his very best versions of this song and argueably THE best blues guitar number ever recorded, period. I saw him play twice before he died and so glad I got to see him live. Nobody played guitar like Stevie, even Eric Clapton said so and Clapton once said after Stevie was done with his set and he was to follow "How am I supposed to follow that"??!!! SRV was one the very best players to ever pick up an axe, he made that guitar talk.
Nothing better than seeing a real music lover's first reaction to SRV ❤️
I could sit & just listen to him play, not even sing, just play & be enthralled with his talent. He was such a talented musician who was taken from us way too soon. RIP SRV.
T.H.E. G.O.A.T. SRV RIP Brother we miss you!
starts video...smiles secretly to herself....wait for it, wait for it . YASSS The face!
It’s like he channels something from the universe into the guitar.
Imagine Leo Fender’s feeling on seeing and hearing what guys like Stevie can do with a Stratocaster.
I’m going to have to look up Leo! Thanks for watching please share!
Leo Fender couldn't even play an instrument . He invented the solid body electric guitar as we know it . ( Hint- SRV plays Fender Stratocasters )
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Correct.
Arguably more importantly he created the first solid body electric bass, the Precision.
Once bands were able to increase volume without worrying about drowning out an acoustic upright bass, amplification became a wild thing and the gates were open for rock music to really evolve.
The real advantage - When you group was traveling to a gig in one car , it's easier to put a Precision in the trunk , than strap an Upright on the roof .
@@filianablanxart8305 true, although the weight of old valve amplifiers and speaker cabinets must have been something pretty crazy
God rest SRV. That's not sweat on his face, that's the soul coming outta this man !
I swear this is a world wide, universal, reaction to him playing behind his back. It is awesome!
That's not sweat dripping off of him, that's pure soul coming out of every pore of his being.
Stevie Ray Vaughn IS Texas Blues ~ arguably the greatest guitarist of all time .
R. I. P. ~ SRV
This is giving me a flashback. I was at this exact show. El Macombo in Toronto. I'll never forget it. Extremely hot summer day. There were some people fainting because of the heat and being overcrowded. I was one of them. I recovered quickly though and continued watching the show. I was so mind blown that I seen him again at Canada's Wonderland. Amazing talent that was taken away too soon.
He plays rhythm WHILE he's pounding out the melody . Just incredible!!!
Look at Little Sister, Tin Pan Alley with Johnny Copeland
Nice to see another mind blown...
Riviera Paradise live from Austin is mind-blowing! Also, Ain't Gonna Give Up on Love, and Life Without You ( both live from Capitol Theatre). Stevie could never read music and was entirely self-taught! He died at age 35 in a helicopter crash; this month will be 30 years since his passing but when you watch these performances, you can still FEEL his soul through his music.
You already checked out "Voodoo Chile" - which was a cover of a Jimi Hendrix song. He also did a cover of Stevie Won'der's "Superstition" that was so great that Stevie Wonder himself sang "Amazing Grace" at SRV's funeral. Check out "Little Wings" (all instrumental). And then also check at the live version of "Look at Little Sister" with Jeff Healey (another GOAT, who was actually blind). All of this will blow you mind. This is the blues at it's best.
YES - Laurie - "Look at Little Sister" - two videos - the version where keyboardist Reese Wynans is featured - and the Jeff Healey collaboration - hard to decide which I love the most!
Most excellent suggestions! 👍
One of the best guitarists to ever live.... Love the reaction..🤘🤘🤘
I believe that this kind of talent comes from somewhere else and we are privileged to witness these artists channeling the music of the cosmos...RIP SRV.
I love seeing peoples expressions when they are thinking that this can't get any better, then they see him flip his guitar behind his back, and keeps on playing so effortlessly. He will forever be the GOAT
SRV Tin Pan Alley with Johnny Copeland is a smooth blues masterclass...a must see. Lenny is also fantastic. You can't go wrong with any of his stuff really.
He doesn't just play behind his back as a novelty,cool trick he tears that down. I agree, I cant think of a better live performance.
He’s got the blues vibe today! 😂
Stevie was a true force of nature when he played, a true GOAT
Check out the clip of him doing a sound check. No one puts the same energy into a simple sound check. He was amazing.
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Amazing...never get tired of watching him play
Bro it flow straight through his soul , through his body, into the guitar and into our ears ! The man channeled music . Lord have mercy .😶
I tell people that once you see SRV perform you'll never be the same..!!!
1: He starts out ripping some of the best blues riffs ever. 2: Then he adds great blues vocals. 3: Then he says let me play those great blues riffs behind my back. 4: Then he says let me just add those vocals back into the mix. Nothing to see here folks. Just sit back and enjoy the show.... the show of a lifetime.
His playing was beyond belief. He also had his strings so high off the deck. Even today some of the best guitar players cant play it. Also very thick strings, even had to superglue his finger tips back on.
SRV was a one of a kind. No matter what he plays, it never gets old and it's always feel good stuff! Enjoy!
Saw him live in April 1988. At the end people filed out stunned at what they just saw after 2000 people were on their feet screaming and clapping. He is off the charts amazing. RIP
It's such a pleasure to see so many young Kings discovering and learning about SRV. He was a once in a lifetime. He channeled the music, he was a conduit. The guitar was an appendage, not just an instrument. Thank you for appreciating such a Master even though he would not consider himself such. 💗
I'll say it again… Yeah he was that good!! I miss seeing him play live, wish he was still here to give us great music.
I truly love and miss this beautiful man Stevie Ray Vaughan. Not only was he a great guitarist, he was honestly a great person too. Because he lived the world is a brighter place to live...it's a bittersweet life we all live and like it or not we are all brothers and sisters together we are humanity...😯
Rip 🙏🏽😢
That was one of the very best blues guitar performances ever recorded - IMO Feel so blessed I got to see him live twice.
Stevie Ray, Jimi, .RIP. Imagine what they're playing
One of the best performances of all time right here.
Someone once said Stevie played guitar in a white hot rage,minus the anger.best description of his playing
This is why he will ALWAYS be the GOAT
It's amazing how a true artist can make you *feel* without saying a word. Just an instrument and a heart.
Yessss
The song "Lenny" is a great song. It's just him and his guitar. He wrote the song for his wife. Is a must watch!
Eyes closed & away he goes 💞 What a loss...try a song he wrote called "Life without You" - 9/21/1985 - Capitol Theatre, Passaic, NJ
Think you'll love it...Great reaction lol There isnt much anyone can say after watching Stevie...so humble too despite such talent 🤟🏼
Perhaps the best live performance of all time. Saw SRV several times in my teens and 20’s. RIP SRV
Jaws always drop when SRV plays. Even Clapton watched with amazement. Stevie's live version of Little Wing is also a must-see.
Love me some SRV and new folks watching this!
SRV has many good videos of this song over his career but this one, this ☝️ right here is the best. It’s a work of art. The whole show is.
My first time here..saw Stevie Ray and had to stop here..if you are going to do more Stevie then im subscribing!!! Love your reaction cause you get him...try Aint Gon Give Up On Love and Life Without You both from live at The Capitol Theatre! So many more that are good!! Dont stop now!!💞💞💞💞💞
Besides the obvious, one of the harder things about playing guitar behind your back is that if anything (including your shirt) touches the strings it mutes them and makes it sound like crap. That shirt is pretty loose below his belt which makes the clean sound while moving around even more impressive.
Stevie Ray Vaughan is amazing! He doesn't really need any backup singers because his guitar does all the adlibs! ;)
I am not an emotional guy but I cried when I heard of Stevie Ray's passing. He was an amazing talent lost to us way too soon.
This mans energy is beyond any...Masterful Angel. He ..He walked on earth !!!! Y'all
Bro the soul just flowed through this man . And you nailed it ! He's a conduit . Look at his expressions , he's along for the ride .
Love love love this reaction! I just sent this to my dad and he loved it just as much as I did. I had no choice but to grow up on a wide range of music because of my dad, and SRV and other blues heavy artists were played faithfully. Much love King, from myself and my dad!
Shout out to The M's ! Much love to you and your family
Stevie Ray Vaughn was and Always will be one of the GREATEST GUITARISTS of all time!!!
I felt the exact same way when I first discovered and listened to SRV. Greatness speaking to you through blues
Listening to Stevie makes me do the stank face without even knowing it lol 😂🔥💯Awesome reaction my brother ✌️
I'm glad srv being appreciated today. Thank you
I was blessed to see Stevie Ray live in concert 2times, the last time a month before he died. He was so amazing live! He was the Elvis in the guitar world!
This Thursday, Aug 27 will 30 years without SRV. Thank you for keeping his music alive
One of my favorite live performances was Stevie with Johnny Copeland doing Tin Pan Alley. Stevie and Johnny gave a Master Class in Blues that night.
Love your channel, but I must confess, your SRV reactions are by far my faves!!!!!!!!!!! 💗 💖 💘 💝 💟 ☮️ (And you had just begun going down the SRV rabbit hole at this point...) Actually, I come back to watch this periodically, that's how much I enjoy it. 💗 💖 💘 💝 💟 ☮️
the greatest blues guitar player "EVER"-we miss you Stevie
We heard good guitarist ....then there was Stevie Ray Vaughn ! No words for his glorious genius!!!!
Lmmfao "You're not allowed to do that!!"
Stevie: "Hold my beer... "
I wish I appreciated this guy more when he was alive. Just crazy talent and excitement!
you've just witnessed musical perfection. Never before, never again.
He never played a song the same way twice. If you'll watch and listen to his band, they keep their stuff pretty simple for the most part, cause they never know where Stevie's going, but they always keep up.