@@drudriver3660 You know something. Until you called him "Little Stevie" (which I've never heard before), I had no idea how short SRV really was (5'5" according to some sources). In retrospect his handlers were very good about concealing this as much as possible. He was seated for many of his photo sessions with Albert King (6'4") and Robert Cray.
Actually making the guitar sing with a human voice👏👏🎸🎶‼️. Great comment and truth. The first 30 seconds of my first time ever watching him I was immediately struck by the intense intimacy between him and that guitar. They were a duo playing a duet. He wasn't simply a great musician he was the music. Stepped in the River of 🎶🎶🎶 and let it flow out. He said if he thought about where he wanted to go he got hung up in his head and it didn't work. He surrendered to the music and let it come through him. Great reaction👏👏🌹. I hope you do more. There are videos of him mouthing the sounds the guitar is making and it is just a privilege to witness.
Stevie Ray is wearing his AA ear ring- he was clean and sober in this video- when he got clean, he was worried that he could not play with the same intensity as before- this video is proof positive that he could still play with the burning passion as before- what a Legend!- RIP Stevie
I saw him live in '86 and again in '89, both during and after his abuse issues. What blew me away was how his power on stage didn't fade one bit. And, his music, IMHO, became much more his after his recovery. He had so much talent to share, and unfortunately one bad night put an end to it. Sad. RIP SRV.
Love your reactions KK..i am 63 and have heard stevie ray for a long time..never tire of his brilliance..keep up the great work girl..you are a jewel,kent in ohio....
@@RLfromTexas1 Since I wrote that I have seen several posts affirming what you are saying. To put a milder tone on what I said I guess I am saying that if I heard that performance before I went on as the headliner I would have certainly been intimidated.
Y'all should listen to the album with SRV and Albert King..... It's 2 blues legends hanging out and just jamming...it's like they forget the.cameras are even there
There is a story of when SRV was opening for Clapton that after watching Stevie for 20min Clapton had to go back to the dressing room to regain some confidence. Clapton said to someone who the hell would ever want to follow that guy.
Thank you Kristin for playing Stevie Ray Vaughan. You rock. One of the greatest guitarists/musicians that ever lived. Rest In Peace SRV. You are deeply missed.
Kristin you earned some kudos from me .. my brother did roadie work for the Vaughan brothers in Dallas/Austin, I met the Vaughan brothers when I was 10 or 12 when they came to visit my oldest brother, one nigh Jimmie sat down in a chair beside me started playing his harp and that's a night I'll never forget... On my birthday Aug 27, 1990 I got up around noon as soon as I walked out my bedroom I got a knock at my front door and the rest is history,
I saw him in 1984 4th row center stage with 38 Special. He opened the show for them and stole the show. I actually only went to see him play anyway. Watching him play the guitar behind his head live was amazing. I feel fortunate for being able to see such greatness as him and David Gilmour live in concert. It is an out of body experience seeing legends play live, something you never forget. The videos are great but nothing like live. Thank you for sharing this with us.
The first time I heard Stevie play was on Texas flood. From the very first note I knew I would never listen to music the same way again. He put his heart and soul into every thing played.
Stevie Ray Vaughn's guitar playing is one of the few that can leave you dumbfounded by his skill level and intensity - he was and remains one of the guitar Gods ...
I loved the honesty he had. Every time he got on stage, you saw the real Stevie. His spirit controlled that guitar. Every performance was different. Depending on how he felt.
I get you... it is painful for me too because he is stirring up so many feelings and emotions in the listener as he plays... it's as if he literally lassos millions of stars from the sky and whips them all around him at will. Future generations will listen and benefit from every note he played and be in awe. Thank you Kristin for being the best reactioner on TH-cam...you truly get it.
The Wah Peddle he was using at the beginning, belonged to Jimi Hendrix. I'm proud to say, Stevie, and his older brother Jimmy, are from my hometown, Dallas, Texas! 😁
SRV is my favorite guitarist of all time. He has the spirit of Jimi Hendrix in him and after SRV died, I think the spirit of Hendrix is now in Kenny Wayne Shepherd. I may be a metalhead, but damn, I love me some blues rock!
YOU ARE ONE OF MY FAVORITE REQUESTORS... i LEARN QUITE A BIT FROM YOU :) ... don't tell anyone... lol and im going to check out Kenny Wayne Shepard.. much love Ryan!
Great reaction!...stevies fingers and hands are so strong - on the high E string most players use a 9 or 10..Stevie was using a 13!!..he is unbelievable!
Good Morning, Doll Face...Good to see your gorgeous self today. I saw Stevie Ray Vaughan 2 weeks before he died in a Park in Nashua, New Hampshire. He was absolutely clean and sober and he played his ass off.
Kristin SRV is one of the gods of guitar....he is even better than Hendrix imo. Stevie was unique....if Empuu in Nightwish was this great, he would def have bigger solos! React to Little Wing from same gig....will blow your mind. He does not play from his back here...but it does that way better than anyone!
There’s an ole saying...”Stevie made a deal with the devil...well I don’t know what Stevie got, but the devil got guitar lessons”. He’s the GOAT, he’s a legend, a true guitar phenom. Taken way too soon. God Bless SVR!
🙂 Thank you 🙏 I hope you are being safe out there. I’m reading about more scams being done on the elderly.. makes me sick w anger. Make sure you get notifications on any elder parents bank accounts so that if they withdraw money (you will be alerted) A woman in fresno, Ca was scammed out of 9,000 smh 🤦🏻♀️ ppl have no decency anymore
Stevie Ray Vaughan life without you is a very emotional song probably bring tears to your eyes what a brilliant guitar player I like Jimi Hendrix very much but I have to be honest Stevie perfected the song you need to listen to some more of his music to get a better perception of just how good he was
Not to sound like a misogynist, but i'm always happy when i see a woman who gets electric blues guitar. Sometimes i think the frequencies involved can't be heard by women. Like this music was only made to be played in the background during a phone call/toenail-painting session. So when i can tell that a woman actually feels the depth, intricacy, and mastery of this kind of playing, i'm so impressed - Thank you!
Does anyone notice SRVs left hand thumb Seemingly dancing over the fretboard like the Great Conductor directing the other fingers to perform flawlessly. Beauty in motion
Watching Stevie play is a visceral experience. Sorry you weren't around to see it back in the day. Loved your takes on the vid. You are a thoughtful person, which with all the You Tube bullshit these days is rare.
Glad you finally got to this song. The version from Nashville is also something to see, as well as "Cold Shot " or any other song from this Austin show or from any of his live performances. Your subscribers will increase in size from reacting to his work as he has quite a TH-cam following.
This was a Hendrix song...called "VooDoo Child ..slight return". Tommy Shannon..bass player started with Johnny Winter. SRV was a guitar God !!!!.....RIP brother..
This is known as Voodoo Child Slight Return. The long (studio) version of Jimi Hendrix's song Voodoo Chile is on his Electric Ladyland album and is amazing. Stevie was definitely channeling Jimi, I agree. Wish I had seen SRV when I had the chance. Consider the lyric "If I don't see you no more in this world, meet you in the next one and don't be late."
A master play a Master song that s xxxxx !!! You should watch "Little Wing" play by Stevie Ray Vaughan it s the same and song are beautifull too ( meaning and music)
Great reaction and wonderful words throughout! One point, though, the guitar he’s playing here is a Frankenstein guitar. Stevie calls it a ‘59 Fender Stratocaster because the pickups were from that year. Other parts of the guitar were from other years. Anyway, that guitar is called “Number One” (also know at Stevie’s “First Wife”) and was a trade by Stevie at a guitar shop in Austin. So, basically it was free. The guitar you referred to (the one where he didn’t have the $350 to buy) was a gift by his, then wife, Lenny (actually, Lenora), who got some friends together to get the money to buy it for him. It’s a 1965 Fender Stratocaster called, Lenny, of course. 😊 Last sold at auction in 2007 for a cool $623,500. You can buy a replica for $17,000. Haha. Anyway, just thought you might like to know. Here’s a link to a great website: www.premierguitar.com/articles/GALLERY_Stevie_Ray_Vaughan_Gear Oh yeah, Number One, is now valued at over $1,000,000.
SRV, best guitarist EVER! (My opinion) Stevie would have said Jimmie was best.🙂 You can hear him unplug the guitar before he puts it on his shoulder and walks off. He knows he nailed it! Thanks for your reaction.
That poor, worn patchy guitar might just be the most valuable musical instrument in the world if it ever comes to auction. Now owned by brother Jimmy, who will likely keep it family.
Not too shabby for a kid from Texas who couldn't read a lick of music. My absolute favorite song of his you can watch tribute videos of the song, sadly it was released after he passed- "Life by the Drop" about his recovery. At his last show he was in another level all together. As he stood on stage before an absolutely stunned audience, waiting in the wings off stage was another very worried musician. He turned to Albert King and said "How the f@ck do I follow that?" Eric Clapton considered not going on stage at that moment. I was utterly devastated to hear the news the next day. Tickets to a show that would never be in hand. I had seen his brother Jimmy play many times but never SRV. Now never would.
Steve G 👊❤️Awe Steve... this is an amazing comment.. I understand you comment all to well ... we were supposed to see Linkin Park... but never will now RIP Chester & Stevie you are missed!
SRV's music came straight from his soul. There isn't time for his brain to communicate to his fingers to do that. The sounds just came from deep within and the guitar became part of him. R.I.P Stevie Ray
I saw him in 1981. He can actually play behind his back. Better than a lot of guitarist can plan NOT behind their back. He used very heavy strings and broke them all the time. He was so effortless. Phenomenal
Gone to soon for sure it seems like that the case all the time doesn't it but what can you do awesome south paw no doubt about it he was one of the best without hesitation or argument great job on here you rock girlfriend keep on keeping on God bless you and your family peace and love to you all bye
@@KristinKali another vid or 2 to checkout is Randy Rhoads live. The look of pure amazement on ozzy's face is priceless lol..your fans will love to see your take on it too🙂👍. I'll getcha a boatload of subscribers with some hidden gems😉
On another reaction channel the person made the comment that to play like that, "he had to be born with guitar in his hands". Someone else said that he died because Jimi looked down said, "no more of that you are coming to play with me."
Take a good look at the strings on his guitar. They’re thirteen gauge strings, some of the thickest strings in the business. It’s like using cables. Stevie visited Eric Clapton while Eric was recording in a NYC studio. Eric asked Stevie if he could play his guitar. Stevie said, “Yes” and when Eric put the fingers of his left hand on the fret board he could hardly believe how difficult it was to squeeze the strings against the fret board. Eric Clapton said Stevie is the best guitarist he’s ever seen. Eric went on to say that he has never seen a man more at one with his guitar than Stevie was.
Great job Kristin! No need to apologize, I prefer it when you pause it and back it up a bit. If you didn't, we wouldn't be able to watch your authentic reactions! You're doing it right, it chaps my hide when others skip, slice and dice key points in the songs. I have to say that your smokey eyes Look Amazing! Keep up the good work! Peace!!☮
Dont sweat having to pause songs. You have to do what you have to do. Those of us who enjoy reactors understand. What I love is that you do not talk over the songs and miss things.
If you have never had a face melting, soul shaking, ass kicking, musical experience then you have never heard Little Stevie. It really is that simple.
Little Stevie Wonder? Little Steven and the Disciples of Soul (Steven Van Zandt)?
@@johnconway9882 Stevie Ray Vaughan
@@drudriver3660 You know something. Until you called him "Little Stevie" (which I've never heard before), I had no idea how short SRV really was (5'5" according to some sources). In retrospect his handlers were very good about concealing this as much as possible. He was seated for many of his photo sessions with Albert King (6'4") and Robert Cray.
Actually making the guitar sing with a human voice👏👏🎸🎶‼️. Great comment and truth. The first 30 seconds of my first time ever watching him I was immediately struck by the intense intimacy between him and that guitar. They were a duo playing a duet. He wasn't simply a great musician he was the music. Stepped in the River of 🎶🎶🎶 and let it flow out. He said if he thought about where he wanted to go he got hung up in his head and it didn't work. He surrendered to the music and let it come through him. Great reaction👏👏🌹. I hope you do more. There are videos of him mouthing the sounds the guitar is making and it is just a privilege to witness.
Stevie Ray is wearing his AA ear ring- he was clean and sober in this video- when he got clean, he was worried that he could not play with the same intensity as before- this video is proof positive that he could still play with the burning passion as before- what a Legend!- RIP Stevie
badbird94 👊❤️😳🙌💯ALL FACTS!! This was 😳🗣 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
He loved a good drink.
There’s an old joke that SRV made a deal with the Devil no one knows what Stevie got but the Devil got guitar lessons
I believe Stevie Ray is teaching God to Jam.
I saw him live in '86 and again in '89, both during and after his abuse issues. What blew me away was how his power on stage didn't fade one bit. And, his music, IMHO, became much more his after his recovery. He had so much talent to share, and unfortunately one bad night put an end to it. Sad. RIP SRV.
Just repeating what I read once about this performance. “And that, boys and girls, is how baby guitars are made”.
SRV was, hands down, the best guitar player EVER. Simple as that.
Amen to that
you forgot Jimmy Hendrix of witch who is the original.
AMEN!!! Stevie is one with his guitar. It's like it's an organ on his body. The guitar is playing Stevie.
SRV wasn't better than Gary Moore. th-cam.com/video/h448aMqexuo/w-d-xo.html
Jimi hendrix the greatest unmatchad
Love your reactions KK..i am 63 and have heard stevie ray for a long time..never tire of his brilliance..keep up the great work girl..you are a jewel,kent in ohio....
🥰🙏💕love from California
Anybody heard a great singer try to sound like his guitar?The epitome of “ cool”.Glad someone filmed proof of this- notes no one else can hit.
I cried the day he died. Stevie was a musical genius, a master of his guitar. Even Jimmy Hendrix would have been in awe of Stevie.
Got a standing O after that blistering performance. 🔥🔥
I love SRV (RIP)! He's one of the best guitarist ever! Thanks KK!
Before SRV became known, can you imagine what it felt like to be the headliner and have SRV as the your warm up act?
This was a killer performance!!!
@@RLfromTexas1 Since I wrote that I have seen several posts affirming what you are saying. To put a milder tone on what I said I guess I am saying that if I heard that performance before I went on as the headliner I would have certainly been intimidated.
@@RLfromTexas1 I have seen the "Tin Pan Alley" video - its stunning.
Y'all should listen to the album with SRV and Albert King..... It's 2 blues legends hanging out and just jamming...it's like they forget the.cameras are even there
There is a story of when SRV was opening for Clapton that after watching Stevie for 20min Clapton had to go back to the dressing room to regain some confidence. Clapton said to someone who the hell would ever want to follow that guy.
Unbelieveable.All I can say.First time I heard it I could not breathe either.Channeling passion is a great way of putting it.
There are so many legendary guitarists that have come and gone, but it's Stevie Ray who still leaves me weak in the knees. RIP Stevie, love you......
SRV My guitar hero !!! Thanks to him I started playing Blues when I first heard him in 1990 ... Wonderful
It is always enjoyable to see someones reaction when they hear stevie ray for the first time.
charles klein 👊❤️☺️💕🗣Thankyou so very much Charles! I love to give my first honest opinions!
Thank you Kristin for playing Stevie Ray Vaughan. You rock. One of the greatest guitarists/musicians that ever lived. Rest In Peace SRV. You are deeply missed.
Said it before, don't know how that guitar didn't burst into flames in his hands. ☮️ to all
Kristin you earned some kudos from me .. my brother did roadie work for the Vaughan brothers in Dallas/Austin, I met the Vaughan brothers when I was 10 or 12 when they came to visit my oldest brother, one nigh Jimmie sat down in a chair beside me started playing his harp and that's a night I'll never forget...
On my birthday Aug 27, 1990 I got up around noon as soon as I walked out my bedroom I got a knock at my front door and the rest is history,
I saw him in 1984 4th row center stage with 38 Special. He opened the show for them and stole the show. I actually only went to see him play anyway. Watching him play the guitar behind his head live was amazing. I feel fortunate for being able to see such greatness as him and David Gilmour live in concert. It is an out of body experience seeing legends play live, something you never forget. The videos are great but nothing like live. Thank you for sharing this with us.
gzin33 👊❤️Wow! Thankyou gzin I completely agree but I’m so happy to hear him w all of you to tell me IM NOT CRAZY! 😂
The first time I heard Stevie play was on Texas flood. From the very first note I knew I would never listen to music the same way again. He put his heart and soul into every thing played.
Stevie!, with his 1st wife (guitar), I love the looks of that beat up old gem.
Yeah, I’ve always noticed the power of the bass and drums. Still...Stevie.
Stevie Ray Vaughn's guitar playing is one of the few that can leave you dumbfounded by his skill level and intensity - he was and remains one of the guitar Gods ...
I loved the honesty he had. Every time he got on stage, you saw the real Stevie. His spirit controlled that guitar. Every performance was different. Depending on how he felt.
I get you... it is painful for me too because he is stirring up so many feelings and emotions in the listener as he plays... it's as if he literally lassos millions of stars from the sky and whips them all around him at will. Future generations will listen and benefit from every note he played and be in awe. Thank you Kristin for being the best reactioner on TH-cam...you truly get it.
The Wah Peddle he was using at the beginning, belonged to Jimi Hendrix.
I'm proud to say, Stevie, and his older brother Jimmy, are from my hometown, Dallas, Texas! 😁
well rub it in why don't yah!! that is super cool!!
Dime Bag Darrell, and Vinnie Paul we're born really close to that area too.
My friend saw SRV last concert with Eric Clapton and a bunch of other guitarists. He said hands down, not even close Stevie blew the others away.
SRV is my favorite guitarist of all time. He has the spirit of Jimi Hendrix in him and after SRV died, I think the spirit of Hendrix is now in Kenny Wayne Shepherd. I may be a metalhead, but damn, I love me some blues rock!
YOU ARE ONE OF MY FAVORITE REQUESTORS... i LEARN QUITE A BIT FROM YOU :) ... don't tell anyone... lol and im going to check out Kenny Wayne Shepard.. much love Ryan!
If you're gonna check out Kenny Wayne Shepherd, do his song Blue On Black. That's his most well known song.
Joe bonamassa does a great Hendrix, And he does a great stevie
The Goat we're still listening 2022 best Blues player of all Time can't wait to go to heaven and see you and Hendrix still jammin God 🙏
Freaking unreal. Scorched earth ! Amazing performance with what looks like very little effort but tons of passion
Straight up legend🤘🎸🎶
Kristin....i wanna rock out at a Nightwish concert with you! You are SO cool Kristin!!! 😎😎
Stevie Ray Vaughan Texas Flood is a awesome song live
Great reaction!...stevies fingers and hands are so strong - on the high E string most players use a 9 or 10..Stevie was using a 13!!..he is unbelievable!
Good Morning, Doll Face...Good to see your gorgeous self today. I saw Stevie Ray Vaughan 2 weeks before he died in a Park in Nashua, New Hampshire. He was absolutely clean and sober and he played his ass off.
Hi TJ! great to see you & thankyou! Wow.... I really wish SRV was still here... this was magnificent to listen to....
Kristin SRV is one of the gods of guitar....he is even better than Hendrix imo. Stevie was unique....if Empuu in Nightwish was this great, he would def have bigger solos! React to Little Wing from same gig....will blow your mind. He does not play from his back here...but it does that way better than anyone!
@@KristinKali Kristen, the chat request was for you, not Lexus. lol Opps tjnugent@gmail Much better.lol
@@lexusambassador Without Hendrix there would not be an SRV..
TJ Nugent not sure what that means????
Who needs lyrics when you can make the guitar sing like that!
swtie101 Little Wing👍
This the day that the Lord has made " I will rejoice and be glad inn it ♡
I would love to do more Stevie Ray! TH-cam lives to block all the good stuff on this channel 😩
I wish I was that guitar.❤
There’s an ole saying...”Stevie made a deal with the devil...well I don’t know what Stevie got, but the devil got guitar lessons”. He’s the GOAT, he’s a legend, a true guitar phenom. Taken way too soon. God Bless SVR!
glockfreak1973 👊❤️you are right!!
Much love and respect to you Kristin miss ya
🙂 Thank you 🙏 I hope you are being safe out there. I’m reading about more scams being done on the elderly.. makes me sick w anger. Make sure you get notifications on any elder parents bank accounts so that if they withdraw money (you will be alerted) A woman in fresno, Ca was scammed out of 9,000 smh 🤦🏻♀️ ppl have no decency anymore
🎸 LEGEND nuff said ☮️
The world was robbed. Heaven is rockin' the blues.
Stevie is f'n phenomenal
The good die young, legends live in our souls for eternity.
Scott Trainer 👊❤️all facts!!
Stevie Ray Vaughan life without you is a very emotional song probably bring tears to your eyes what a brilliant guitar player I like Jimi Hendrix very much but I have to be honest Stevie perfected the song you need to listen to some more of his music to get a better perception of just how good he was
shane mccormick 👊❤️You got a link SHANE?
@@KristinKali this is a good one that shows his true Talent then you could choose another one if you want toth-cam.com/video/4Gze0PxDKgQ/w-d-xo.html
@@shanemccormick6072 Thats Cream though lol. I recommend SRV Life Without You @ Capitol Theatre
Not to sound like a misogynist,
but i'm always happy when i see a woman who gets electric blues guitar. Sometimes i think the frequencies involved can't be heard by women. Like this music was only made to be played in the background during a phone call/toenail-painting session.
So when i can tell that a woman actually feels the depth, intricacy, and mastery of this kind of playing, i'm so impressed -
Thank you!
👊❤️🥰🗣Thankyou Blue!
I cant believe he has been gone 30 years already gone to soon but not forgotten.
He dropped his pick!! Stevie Ray Vaughan was and us a force!!
Does anyone notice SRVs left hand thumb Seemingly dancing over the fretboard like the Great Conductor directing the other fingers to perform flawlessly. Beauty in motion
Stevie felt what he played ❤️
Theresa McGowan that’s the truth!
Stevie was a real humble man i saw him interviewed one time in the early 90's he said he practiced 12-15 hours EVERYDAY
😳😳🗣WOW... I believe it 🥺 SRV is amazing! He mastered that guitar like he invented it
That tone SRV had is out of this world. He is my second favorite guitarist.
He is our beloved Texas boy....we Love Him!
Conservative Grafitti 👊❤️💯YOU BETTER!! 😂 this was EVERYTHING 😳😳😳
“If I don’t see in this life,see you in the next...don’t be late.”
SRV is music for the soul direct from the Heavens
I'm glad that you "get" great guitar so well. Many don't.
great reaction...you know iconic talent....try Living without you.....thanks
The MASTER!
Watching Stevie play is a visceral experience. Sorry you weren't around to see it back in the day. Loved your takes on the vid. You are a thoughtful person, which with all the You Tube bullshit these days is rare.
Yes great SVR Jimmy would be Proud
Watch SRV play this song live from Nashville. He plays half the song with the guitar behind his back. It will blow your mind...every time.
Glad you finally got to this song. The version from Nashville is also something to see, as well as "Cold Shot " or any other song from this Austin show or from any of his live performances. Your subscribers will increase in size from reacting to his work as he has quite a TH-cam following.
SRV is the undisputed greatest guitarist. Ever!
👊❤️🥰🗣LOVE SRV!!
Astonishing. ☺️
Jedi Master of the most High!!!
I am 63 yrs old and I can't breathe when he plays
👊❤️🗣Then I am not alone! ☺️
you look Amazing Kristin
This was a Hendrix song...called "VooDoo Child ..slight return". Tommy Shannon..bass player started with Johnny Winter. SRV was a guitar God !!!!.....RIP brother..
This is known as Voodoo Child Slight Return. The long (studio) version of Jimi Hendrix's song Voodoo Chile is on his Electric Ladyland album and is amazing. Stevie was definitely channeling Jimi, I agree. Wish I had seen SRV when I had the chance. Consider the lyric "If I don't see you no more in this world, meet you in the next one and don't be late."
13 size. Strings he is bending so great!×
A master play a Master song that s xxxxx !!! You should watch "Little Wing" play by Stevie Ray Vaughan it s the same and song are beautifull too ( meaning and music)
Great reaction and wonderful words throughout! One point, though, the guitar he’s playing here is a Frankenstein guitar. Stevie calls it a ‘59 Fender Stratocaster because the pickups were from that year. Other parts of the guitar were from other years. Anyway, that guitar is called “Number One” (also know at Stevie’s “First Wife”) and was a trade by Stevie at a guitar shop in Austin. So, basically it was free. The guitar you referred to (the one where he didn’t have the $350 to buy) was a gift by his, then wife, Lenny (actually, Lenora), who got some friends together to get the money to buy it for him. It’s a 1965 Fender Stratocaster called, Lenny, of course. 😊 Last sold at auction in 2007 for a cool $623,500. You can buy a replica for $17,000. Haha. Anyway, just thought you might like to know. Here’s a link to a great website: www.premierguitar.com/articles/GALLERY_Stevie_Ray_Vaughan_Gear
Oh yeah, Number One, is now valued at over $1,000,000.
SRV, best guitarist EVER! (My opinion) Stevie would have said Jimmie was best.🙂 You can hear him unplug the guitar before he puts it on his shoulder and walks off. He knows he nailed it! Thanks for your reaction.
That poor, worn patchy guitar might just be the most valuable musical instrument in the world if it ever comes to auction. Now owned by brother Jimmy, who will likely keep it family.
😳🗣I hope so!
Channeling Hendrix on HIGH is right, girl! This man was so talented that it was ridiculous. Intensity level is ultra-high.
SRV put soul food in his playing!
Not too shabby for a kid from Texas who couldn't read a lick of music. My absolute favorite song of his you can watch tribute videos of the song, sadly it was released after he passed- "Life by the Drop" about his recovery. At his last show he was in another level all together. As he stood on stage before an absolutely stunned audience, waiting in the wings off stage was another very worried musician. He turned to Albert King and said "How the f@ck do I follow that?" Eric Clapton considered not going on stage at that moment. I was utterly devastated to hear the news the next day. Tickets to a show that would never be in hand. I had seen his brother Jimmy play many times but never SRV. Now never would.
Steve G 👊❤️Awe Steve... this is an amazing comment.. I understand you comment all to well ... we were supposed to see Linkin Park... but never will now RIP Chester & Stevie you are missed!
Ii am 62 and play pool. I have this person on when I play. Stayed on the table 16 hrs to Stevie.
SRV's music came straight from his soul. There isn't time for his brain to communicate to his fingers to do that. The sounds just came from deep within and the guitar became part of him. R.I.P Stevie Ray
Stevie makes the guitar Squaler scream and holler at the same time
You look frustrated homie! But that man is the GOAT!
I saw him in 1981. He can actually play behind his back. Better than a lot of guitarist can plan NOT behind their back. He used very heavy strings and broke them all the time. He was so effortless. Phenomenal
I love u im subscribing u DARLIN! Play more SRV!!! LIFELONG SRV FAN
Nashville voodoo child r Texas flood! Get The full effect of SRV
Stevie played like he was breaking out of jail.....breaking strings and tearing it the F up. GOAT.
Gone to soon for sure it seems like that the case all the time doesn't it but what can you do awesome south paw no doubt about it he was one of the best without hesitation or argument great job on here you rock girlfriend keep on keeping on God bless you and your family peace and love to you all bye
I saw SRV open up for Robert Plant. He had 3 encores. A guy came out after the 3rd one & ask people to please stop.
Look up SRV live playing a 6 string bass beside his brother Jimmie and the Fabulous Thunderbirds.
I will do that 🙂💕 if I have trouble finding it .. I will find you!
@@KristinKalijust whistle and I'll be there to assist ya on finding it🙂
@@KristinKali another vid or 2 to checkout is Randy Rhoads live. The look of pure amazement on ozzy's face is priceless lol..your fans will love to see your take on it too🙂👍. I'll getcha a boatload of subscribers with some hidden gems😉
Damn. This woman is absolutely stunning. 😞😏
Thankyou Jeremy 🥰... you are very kind 🙏💕
Kristin Kali You are so welcome 🙏🏾 I’m just being honest. 💯
Like Hendrix nd Link Wray... SRV had an incredible swagger about him, along with the great musicianship. Bad ass selection 🤘 Awesome video Kali 💯💯❤
You are AWESOME MarkB!! I MEAN THAT!!
@@KristinKali You know what!? you're alright Kali ;)
Frfr tho that means a lot, you're awesome (:
On another reaction channel the person made the comment that to play like that, "he had to be born with guitar in his hands". Someone else said that he died because Jimi looked down said, "no more of that you are coming to play with me."
This video is from Austin Texas it was actually on a TV show called Austin City Limits there's quite a few good videos from this performance
Take a good look at the strings on his guitar. They’re thirteen gauge strings, some of the thickest strings in the business. It’s like using cables. Stevie visited Eric Clapton while Eric was recording in a NYC studio. Eric asked Stevie if he could play his guitar. Stevie said, “Yes” and when Eric put the fingers of his left hand on the fret board he could hardly believe how difficult it was to squeeze the strings against the fret board. Eric Clapton said Stevie is the best guitarist he’s ever seen. Eric went on to say that he has never seen a man more at one with his guitar than Stevie was.
TheBlaster54 👊❤️🗣it’s unreal!
thats the key to getting that big sound i strung some 13's on mine i kept wondering how does he bend them then went back to my super slinky
Great job Kristin! No need to apologize, I prefer it when you pause it and back it up a bit. If you didn't, we wouldn't be able to watch your authentic reactions! You're doing it right, it chaps my hide when others skip, slice and dice key points in the songs. I have to say that your smokey eyes Look Amazing! Keep up the good work! Peace!!☮
rzthis1 👊❤️😁🙌💕 Thankyou rzthis1 🔥 I love your comment!!!
Video with him and Albert king is really great. He also has a video with BB
I always loved the sound of SRV but honestly what I thought made him really cool was his hat.
SRV “the cat in the hat with a strat”
Hendrix was great, but knowing the size of strings SRV played makes him GOD like. There will never be another like SRV.
SRV HELL YEA!!!!
He idolized Hendrix to absurd degree, and in doing so surpassed him...
Awesome !!
Dont sweat having to pause songs. You have to do what you have to do. Those of us who enjoy reactors understand. What I love is that you do not talk over the songs and miss things.