#OldWhiteLady from South Alabama here again, hey guys! I've heard a lot of guitarists over my years but NEVER one like Stevie Ray Vaughn, he's the absolute G.O.A.T. Thanks for playing him for a new generation
Anthony Haynes got to see him twice at South Street seaport in NYC outside on hot summer nights from fifteen feer away and once at the garden w Jeff Beck. I hope to God I don't lose those memories when I'm old(er) and confused.
I've always been into rock and blues but when I first heard Stevie in '85 my whole musical world changed. His music was exactly what I was searching for. Saw him in San Diego and could not believe how incredible he was. When he died, I pulled over to the side of the road and cried.
@@carlrosenzweig1867 they were musicians of the highest caliber , so locked in, kick drum and bass guitar just synched , just walking all over the place, but dialed in.
This is known as Voodoo Child Slight Return. The original, long, studio version (Voodoo Chile) is on Hendrix's Electric Ladyland album. SRV kills it, tho! Jimi's lyrics "If I don't see you no more in this world, see you in the next one and don't be late." RIP Jimi RIP Stevie
It amazes me is that he never seems to get lost, the energy of the music just pours out of him. I've always said that Stevie and Jimmy Page has the best tone ever.
Why am I crying? Pure emotions. That's what he was communicating. Trough his playing. Tapping into the human experience. Thank you Stevie, for making my life richer
What a masterpiece from Stevie Ray Vaughan all time. A tribute to Jimi Hendrix? And RIP Stevie, and "The B and S Show" thanks for all the good music from Germany!
When Stevie played he entered into a different plane off existence. That is evidenced when watching him play and when we see him come back to this level and acknowledge one of his band mates. It was effortless for him to re-enter his creative plane. Stevie was able to wholly immersed himself in the music and anticipate how he was going to play the tune several bars in advance of doing it. He became one with the music and his guitar. His intimacy and familiarity with his guitar was like having an extra appendage. That too is evidenced when we see that he never had to look at the fret board to know where to place his hands and fingers. It was hyper instinctive and intuitive for him to do so.
I watch this and I want to cry. I was at Alpine Valley in East Troy for his final concert August 1990. Later that night his chopper slammed into the side of the ski hill. It was very foggy that night. We lived 35 miles from the venue and had to drive home so slowly due to bad visibility. I had a huge crush on Stevie Ray when I was a young girl. My younger brother introduced me to his music. Still with me in spirit. As far as I know, his older brother Jimmie gave him his first guitar. This particular performance is from Austin City Limits. The longest running music show in the history of TV....courtesy of PBS, broadcast every Saturday night. I've lived through Morrison, Joplan, Hendrix, Lennon all dying so young. Stevie Ray's death hit me really hard though. 😪😪😪
Great reaction. I love how these professional musicians communicate. SRV just glances at them and tells them he's just gonna groove for a minute. Gold!
I saw Stevie in Seattle opening for Ray Charles. I had never heard of him but we were floored and he had Ray Charles jumping and clapping! I paid $7 for the ticket at Seattle Bumbershoot Festival. SRV died months after and was never able to see him again! Felt like his guitar was a part of his body! Lucky to have witnessed!
Just wanna say love the intro. I needed a good laugh today. Stan, keep working out with those bells and those shorts....what can I say. LOL Another great reaction and love seeing how Stan is coming to really appreciate SRV. He is a G.O.A.T. for sure! He is missed!
Stevie’s older brother played guitar & Stevie would play on his guitar when brother was out of the house.(at a very young age). The great players- Buddy Guy. ... Albert King. ... Freddie King. ... B.B. King. ... All admired Stevie.
Jimi would have watched/listened to this SRV classic over and over and over and over and over and....Jimi was incredible, but there is one above incredible, SRV. It was like the guitar was created for Stevie. All others are just playing.
I was fortunate to see him not too long before he died and that is really bittersweet. He was one in a galaxy (definition: a system of millions or billions of stars, together with gas and dust, held together by gravitational attraction) = SRV.
SRV is my favorite of all-time. . .And yes, he could rock it like no other. . .BUT to fully appreciate his talent PLEASE give a listen to his slow and so beautiful renditions of "Lennie" and "Riviera Paradise". . .They are slow ballads that Stevie plays with so much feeling and sensitivity that you may be surprised that he could not only rock but also really infuse subtle emotion into his playing. He wrote "Lennie" as a tribute to his wife. . .Just beautiful.
He made it look easy, because for him, it was. B.B.King said that when SRV played, he was like a well that never dried up, and the music went from God, to Stevie, to the Guitar. The G.O.A.T.
There's no question that Jimi Hendrix was an innovator, a pioneer, and an incredible talent in his own right. And for many, Jimi opened the door. Then Stevie came along and kicked the damn door off the hinges and then took a f-cking flamethrower to it!
Hi B&S Got a little known fact about SRV and Jimi Hendrix for you guys They're related! They were13th cousins.That may explain a few things. :D Stevie Ray Vaughan is Jimi Hendrix's 13th cousin thrice removed. Jimi Hendrix → Lucille Hendrix his mother → Preston Murice Jeter her father → Sydney Ryland Jeter his father → Maria L Jeter his mother → Harrison Burruss her father → Susannah Burruss his mother → David Terrell, Sr. her father → William Terrell his father → Richmond Terrell his father → Jane Terrill his mother → Robert Baldwin her father → Henry Baldwin his father → Richard Baldwin, of Dundridge his father → Agnes Starr his sister → Margery Foreman her daughter → Denise Lewes her daughter → George Lewes, of Brenchley & Scituate her son → Mary Bryant his daughter → Lieutenant John Bryant her son → John Bryant his son → Rachel Bedford his daughter → Jonas Bedford, I her son → Seth Bedford his son → Stephen Bedford his son → Mary Farmer his daughter → Joseph Luther Farmer her son → Pearl Texas Cook his daughter → Joseph Luther Cook her son → Martha Jean Vaughan his daughter → Stevie Ray Vaughan her son Genealogy is my hobby, music is my passion.
You should check out some of his sessions he did with his brother Jimmie. There is one of Stevie and Jimmie playing the same twelve string at the same time! Don't know if you noticed, but Stevie dropped his pick twice and bent down to pick it up without missing a beat = G.O.A.T!
Tina W I think he was adjusting his tube screamer again, like he did earlier. But if he did drop his pick, he picked it up really damn quickly! Either way, the adjustments he made with his pedals and on his guitar always amazes me! So damn quick and so damn fluid
2:16 . . See that string bend he's doing there? For the non-guitar players out there, , Stevie used 13-gauge strings. HEAVY DUTY thick strings. . Most players use 9 or 10-gauge strings, thinner and lighter in size and thickness. . In order to bend those strings THAT much you would need to have hands as strong as the HULK! That's like bending steel rebar with your fingertips!!
Stevie was both an innovator and a survivor. He conquered both substance abuse and alcoholism before he passed. His musical legacy is staggering. Stevie used powerful strings - .013 (high E) to .058 or even .060 (low E). Most musician's fingers would have frayed using those strings. ALL his music rocks. SUGGESTION: TRY Little Wing and watch his face. His soul, and I think Janis' soul, musta got together up there ... 'cause we've got Beth Hart down here now. Amen.
This was from his second and last performance on Austin City Limits. This was right after he released his 4th and last studio album. He had been through rehab and was obviously clean. He passed in 1990.
Btw, Stevie is such a badass all around on a guitar. If u look really carefully at his picking hand, the right hand, you can see him adjusting his tone and volume on the fly as he plays. Hes so fast at doing it and never miss a beat. Of course, the playing itself is immaculate. Died too young :(
So, I also think it's really hazardous to say that anyone A) "played better than Jimi" or that B) "performed a Jimi performance better than Jimi" but I would submit that it happened exactly twice...this song and Little Wing by SRV as well. Stevie had the unique ability to channel from his heart and mind directly to the fret board, no translation...straight, clear conduit. I personally think it's that same ability that also allowed him to Channel Jimi at the same time and that THAT is why those performances are so seminal and worthy of being "better" than the Jimi version. He was playing for both of them.
Being as guitar player, I have no doubts that Stevie had really strong hands. What he did was technical on a grand scale, but you simply can't rely on finesse alone to do what he did. He probably had a strong handshake.
Please check out the song "Lenny"..He wrote for his wife..I think it's from this same show.(Live at El Macambo. Not sure if this is that show)..He show's you how he can play balls to the walls, but with Lenny he show's not only some flash, but incredibly tasty, as well..I think it's the best I ever heard him play.
I remember when Jimi Hendrix burst on the scene blowing away the "guitar gods" of the day. It was the late 60's and to this day you will not find Hendrix tribute bands and the prime reason no one had the control the feedback he did. Also he wrote what he played. Stevie Ray Vaughan was as close to Hendrix's talent that I have heard over the years (I'm 71). I just rank SRV just behind Hendrix. But of we are in the now and if you are talking guitarists where do you rank Kanami?
He's playing 13 gauge strings. Everyone else uses 9 or 10. They aren't supposed to bend that way. With a high action. The space between the strings and frets. Learned all that from another reactor who tried to play a replica set up has SRV #1. The one you're seeing. The strength and technical precision plus attitude are one and only.
Simply the GOAT!!!!!! That’s saying a lot!! With all the great guitar gods out there. He did it better then Jimi. Sorry Hendricks fans, but truth is truth!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 I know it’s hard to focus on Double Trouble, because of the way Steve mesmerizes you. But man those drums, and that driving bass line are as tight as you can get!!!!
As far as live versions of this song, the Woodstock one is by far the best. I love SRV and he does this song justice adding his personality to the song, however for me Jimi’s is better. ✌🏾✌🏾✌🏾
Jamal Kareem my favorite version is the one he sang on Austin city limits. He was clean and on top of his game. Stevie was blowing the roof off after he got clean.
I agree. Stevie was second to none. Even Eric Clapton said Stevie was the best!
I think Stevie was only second to Page.
He was second to No one, Page couldn't play that cleanly if you put a gun to his head.
#OldWhiteLady from South Alabama here again, hey guys!
I've heard a lot of guitarists over my years but NEVER one like Stevie Ray Vaughn, he's the absolute G.O.A.T.
Thanks for playing him for a new generation
Old white lady from south Alabama that's where I'm from.i bet I'm older than you and I love Stevie ray Vaughan.
The only problem with SRV is once you get into him nothing else satisfies I missed a lot of music for a long time just Jammin to Stevie🤟
Mike D what up mane? How you been homie?
@@comedianstanshelby857 hey bro all good here man just doing the grind say hello to Brian for me
I was so lucky to have got to see him live TWICE!
Three times! Weren't we blessed❤
I hate yall. Lol. Jk.
I envy you for seeing him. I'm sure you know how lucky you were.
Anthony Haynes got to see him twice at South Street seaport in NYC outside on hot summer nights from fifteen feer away and once at the garden w Jeff Beck. I hope to God I don't lose those memories when I'm old(er) and confused.
eric mcdonough I also saw the Jeff Beck show!
The best guitar player ever bar none!
I've always been into rock and blues but when I first heard Stevie in '85 my whole musical world changed. His music was exactly what I was searching for. Saw him in San Diego and could not believe how incredible he was. When he died, I pulled over to the side of the road and cried.
Srv was so great. He had a style all his own. Instantly recognize his sound after the first couple noted he plays
Stevie Ray made it look so easy-- he had his strat screaming- that guitar needed a cigarette after that
#metoo guitar
I know I needed a cigarette after that. And I don't smoke.
A smoke and rape hotline number
@@williamblackard1092 😂😂😂😂
Absolutely adore this legend
Props to the bass player
Seriously. SRV was so good, I don't think the rest of the band got the credit they deserved.
@@carlrosenzweig1867 they were musicians of the highest caliber , so locked in, kick drum and bass guitar just synched , just walking all over the place, but dialed in.
This is known as Voodoo Child Slight Return. The original, long, studio version (Voodoo Chile) is on Hendrix's Electric Ladyland album. SRV kills it, tho! Jimi's lyrics "If I don't see you no more in this world, see you in the next one and don't be late." RIP Jimi RIP Stevie
It amazes me is that he never seems to get lost, the energy of the music just pours out of him. I've always said that Stevie and Jimmy Page has the best tone ever.
Totally agree!
The greatest player who ever lived, PERIOD.
I agree he was the best
Agreed
Why am I crying?
Pure emotions. That's what he was communicating. Trough his playing. Tapping into the human experience. Thank you Stevie, for making my life richer
Personal preference, addicted to Stevie Ray. Love Duane Allman, Jimmy Page. Jimmi Hendricks was the innovator, great guitarist. My fave, SRV.
Would have to make up a new word to describe how I feel when I hear him, and especially see him play!
What a masterpiece from Stevie Ray Vaughan all time. A tribute to Jimi Hendrix? And RIP Stevie, and "The B and S Show" thanks for all the good music from Germany!
When Stevie played he entered into a different plane off existence. That is evidenced when watching him play and when we see him come back to this level and acknowledge one of his band mates. It was effortless for him to re-enter his creative plane. Stevie was able to wholly immersed himself in the music and anticipate how he was going to play the tune several bars in advance of doing it. He became one with the music and his guitar. His intimacy and familiarity with his guitar was like having an extra appendage. That too is evidenced when we see that he never had to look at the fret board to know where to place his hands and fingers. It was hyper instinctive and intuitive for him to do so.
My GOD his playing is flawless and that groove is relentless!!!!!!! SRV 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Stevie knew how to pay respect ✊🏼!
I watch this and I want to cry. I was at Alpine Valley in East Troy for his final concert August 1990. Later that night his chopper slammed into the side of the ski hill. It was very foggy that night. We lived 35 miles from the venue and had to drive home so slowly due to bad visibility. I had a huge crush on Stevie Ray when I was a young girl. My younger brother introduced me to his music. Still with me in spirit.
As far as I know, his older brother Jimmie gave him his first guitar.
This particular performance is from Austin City Limits. The longest running music show in the history of TV....courtesy of PBS, broadcast every Saturday night.
I've lived through Morrison, Joplan, Hendrix, Lennon all dying so young. Stevie Ray's death hit me really hard though. 😪😪😪
Great reaction. I love how these professional musicians communicate. SRV just glances at them and tells them he's just gonna groove for a minute. Gold!
If Stevie doesn’t give you goose bumps you are soulless and live without passion.
I saw Stevie in Seattle opening for Ray Charles. I had never heard of him but we were floored and he had Ray Charles jumping and clapping! I paid $7 for the ticket at Seattle Bumbershoot Festival. SRV died months after and was never able to see him again! Felt like his guitar was a part of his body! Lucky to have witnessed!
Genus'es are few and far between and Stevie is one of them, no one born without the gift would be able to do this.
Just wanna say love the intro. I needed a good laugh today. Stan, keep working out with those bells and those shorts....what can I say. LOL Another great reaction and love seeing how Stan is coming to really appreciate SRV. He is a G.O.A.T. for sure! He is missed!
Just a Man and his Guitar. No need for lyrics.. I can listen to this full blast all day.
Absolutely beautiful!! Perfection! So very missed...everyday 😥
Stevie’s older brother played guitar & Stevie would play on his guitar when brother was out of the house.(at a very young age). The great players-
Buddy Guy. ...
Albert King. ...
Freddie King. ...
B.B. King. ...
All admired Stevie.
Jimi would have watched/listened to this SRV classic over and over and over and over and over and....Jimi was incredible, but there is one above incredible, SRV. It was like the guitar was created for Stevie. All others are just playing.
I was fortunate to see him not too long before he died and that is really bittersweet. He was one in a galaxy (definition: a system of millions or billions of stars, together with gas and dust, held together by gravitational attraction) = SRV.
I'm a 64 year old woman that knos this the minute I hear it,along with Texas Flood
SRV is my favorite of all-time. . .And yes, he could rock it like no other. . .BUT to fully appreciate his talent PLEASE give a listen to his slow and so beautiful renditions of "Lennie" and "Riviera Paradise". . .They are slow ballads that Stevie plays with so much feeling and sensitivity that you may be surprised that he could not only rock but also really infuse subtle emotion into his playing. He wrote "Lennie" as a tribute to his wife. . .Just beautiful.
So GLAD YOU INTRODUCED HIM TO STEVIE !!! WELCOME!!
Stevie takes you on a spiritual journey like no other he was truly a gift to us his music will live on forever goat
This Is An Amazing Version. You Guys Should Check Out "I'm A Man" - Chicago. Trust Me.
I agree...Terry Kath was so underrated. He was one of the best.
He made it look easy, because for him, it was. B.B.King said that when SRV played, he was like a well that never dried up, and the music went from God, to Stevie, to the Guitar. The G.O.A.T.
There's no question that Jimi Hendrix was an innovator, a pioneer, and an incredible talent in his own right. And for many, Jimi opened the door. Then Stevie came along and kicked the damn door off the hinges and then took a f-cking flamethrower to it!
Hi B&S Got a little known fact about SRV and Jimi Hendrix for you guys
They're related! They were13th cousins.That may explain a few things. :D
Stevie Ray Vaughan is Jimi Hendrix's 13th cousin thrice removed.
Jimi Hendrix → Lucille Hendrix his mother → Preston Murice Jeter her father → Sydney Ryland Jeter his father → Maria L Jeter his mother → Harrison Burruss her father →
Susannah Burruss his mother → David Terrell, Sr. her father → William Terrell his father →
Richmond Terrell his father → Jane Terrill his mother → Robert Baldwin her father → Henry Baldwin his father → Richard Baldwin, of Dundridge his father → Agnes Starr his sister →
Margery Foreman her daughter → Denise Lewes her daughter → George Lewes, of Brenchley & Scituate her son → Mary Bryant his daughter → Lieutenant John Bryant her son → John Bryant his son → Rachel Bedford his daughter → Jonas Bedford, I her son → Seth Bedford
his son → Stephen Bedford his son → Mary Farmer his daughter → Joseph Luther Farmer
her son → Pearl Texas Cook his daughter → Joseph Luther Cook her son → Martha Jean Vaughan his daughter → Stevie Ray Vaughan her son
Genealogy is my hobby, music is my passion.
So in a way, he had Jim Hendrix DNA, that explains Stevies genius. 🤗
Imagine waking up in the morning knowing you can play like that. DAYUM! Stevie is the G.O.A.T.
I'd love to hear someone one step above, but I doubt I could live long enough. RIP SRV.
You should check out some of his sessions he did with his brother Jimmie. There is one of Stevie and Jimmie playing the same twelve string at the same time!
Don't know if you noticed, but Stevie dropped his pick twice and bent down to pick it up without missing a beat = G.O.A.T!
You know, one of those times was around the time I thought I heard him using an octave pedal, so I thought- did he bend over to activate that?
You got it Brian. He's tweaking the pedals. Stevie didn't drop picks. Only saw him 10 times.
That impresses me even more to be able to make adjustments like that on the fly! He is constantly making adjustments on his guitar while playing.
I always like how he drops his pick, bends over to pick it up and still never loses a note or the beat. Lol.
He did not drop his pick...he was adjusting the tuning nobs on one of his foot pedals 😁
He did that earlier, yes, but later he was back away from the pedals and you see him bend over again. Starting at 6:35 on this video.
Tina W I think he was adjusting his tube screamer again, like he did earlier. But if he did drop his pick, he picked it up really damn quickly! Either way, the adjustments he made with his pedals and on his guitar always amazes me! So damn quick and so damn fluid
he is the only one who can do a Hendrix song justice.
The intangibles he had will need what makes him in a league of his own forever. I could watch this in a loop.
2:16 . . See that string bend he's doing there?
For the non-guitar players out there, , Stevie used 13-gauge strings. HEAVY DUTY thick strings. .
Most players use 9 or 10-gauge strings, thinner and lighter in size and thickness. .
In order to bend those strings THAT much you would need to have hands as strong as the HULK!
That's like bending steel rebar with your fingertips!!
Stevie was both an innovator and a survivor. He conquered both substance abuse and alcoholism before he passed. His musical legacy is staggering. Stevie used powerful strings - .013 (high E) to .058 or even .060 (low E). Most musician's fingers would have frayed using those strings. ALL his music rocks. SUGGESTION: TRY Little Wing and watch his face. His soul, and I think Janis' soul, musta got together up there ... 'cause we've got Beth Hart down here now. Amen.
This was from his second and last performance on Austin City Limits. This was right after he released his 4th and last studio album. He had been through rehab and was obviously clean. He passed in 1990.
there is a SRV interview video on youtube and he talks about his first. thanks for sharing!
Love your reactions! SRV is the GOAT...
They both were 1 with their tool. Straight outa their soul.
SRV Hendrixs Elvis Pavarotti Cher. My eyes roll back in my head!!!
Finally. I was waiting for this one. Thanks guys.👍
It's like he came into the world with that guitar in his hands!
He's the GOAT this is God working through a human being's Fingertips.
I was waiting for his guitar to catch on fire. 🔥🔥🔥
Btw, Stevie is such a badass all around on a guitar. If u look really carefully at his picking hand, the right hand, you can see him adjusting his tone and volume on the fly as he plays. Hes so fast at doing it and never miss a beat. Of course, the playing itself is immaculate. Died too young :(
SRV got his first guitar at age 10 he was self taught, all I can say he played from the heart ,why do all the greats die so young?
One of his Idols
Stevie Ray Vaughan did not learn to play the guitar, he discovered his God given talent!
So, I also think it's really hazardous to say that anyone A) "played better than Jimi" or that B) "performed a Jimi performance better than Jimi" but I would submit that it happened exactly twice...this song and Little Wing by SRV as well. Stevie had the unique ability to channel from his heart and mind directly to the fret board, no translation...straight, clear conduit. I personally think it's that same ability that also allowed him to Channel Jimi at the same time and that THAT is why those performances are so seminal and worthy of being "better" than the Jimi version. He was playing for both of them.
Being as guitar player, I have no doubts that Stevie had really strong hands. What he did was technical on a grand scale, but you simply can't rely on finesse alone to do what he did. He probably had a strong handshake.
I am beginning to believe that Beth with her passion and vocal ability is in the same league as SRV.. She is and he was in another league.
Mmm.. they would have sound great together!
I think Beth Hart is Stevie Ray's spiritual child.
Did you notice at 3:39 and 6:39 he dropped his guitar pick and picked it up and never missed a beat. Unbelievable !!!!
Jimi will always be the ORIGINAL and the inventor...
SRV. & Jimi my favorites Jimi creative genius. Live I lean towards Stevie's firey fluidity.
Saw him in Austin I was transported. He is the guitar
That guitar sold for $623,500.00 at auction in 2004. Stevie died in a helicopter crash August 27, 1990. RIP SVR.
Please check out the song "Lenny"..He wrote for his wife..I think it's from this same show.(Live at El Macambo. Not sure if this is that show)..He show's you how he can play balls to the walls, but with Lenny he show's not only some flash, but incredibly tasty, as well..I think it's the best I ever heard him play.
Stevie Ray Vaughan a natural born guitarist just like Jimi Hendrix
his older brother Jimmy Vaughan gave him his first guitar at 16 he was playing with Jimmy Hendrix yes I am a big fan of S.R.V.
I remember when Jimi Hendrix burst on the scene blowing away the "guitar gods" of the day. It was the late 60's and to this day you will not find Hendrix tribute bands and the prime reason no one had the control the feedback he did. Also he wrote what he played. Stevie Ray Vaughan was as close to Hendrix's talent that I have heard over the years (I'm 71). I just rank SRV just behind Hendrix. But of we are in the now and if you are talking guitarists where do you rank Kanami?
SRV is magnificent, but listen to the awesome Bass and drum riffs too. A great performance.
That's Double Trouble for you. They didn't just get into the HoF on Stevie's coattails. Gotta have some mad skill to keep up with the GOAT.
He got clean and was better than ever. But God has a time set for us all .so we have to be ready.
CHECK OUT A VIDEO WITH RAY HENNIG ABOUT HOW SRV CAME ACROSS THAT FAMOUS GUITAR HE PLAYS....VERY COOL STORY
Untouchable!!!
My favorite song by Stevie is life by the drop you should react to that
Just listen... nothing else can be said. R.I.P. SRV.
Hay guys y'all disappeared haven't seen y'all in a while. Was hoping y'all would do some more reaction to some more if Stevie's music.
He's playing 13 gauge strings. Everyone else uses 9 or 10. They aren't supposed to bend that way. With a high action. The space between the strings and frets. Learned all that from another reactor who tried to play a replica set up has SRV #1. The one you're seeing.
The strength and technical precision plus attitude are one and only.
Simply the GOAT!!!!!! That’s saying a lot!! With all the great guitar gods out there. He did it better then Jimi. Sorry Hendricks fans, but truth is truth!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 I know it’s hard to focus on Double Trouble, because of the way Steve mesmerizes you. But man those drums, and that driving bass line are as tight as you can get!!!!
Stevie ray vaughan mtv unplugged great performance on a 12 string acoustic
Equal only in the sense he added more music. Great guitarist both
The best voodoo child ever!!!!
Yes, one of the best. His Idol was Jimi Hendrix. Now can you see if they was playing together. I would have seen these two play.
I hear Clapton said that even he had to pull off to the side of the road whenever SRV came on the radio....
That was Austin City Limits on PBS
Kenny Wayne Shepard does an amazing version of Voodoo Child
KWS is great musician and songwriter-with Noah Hunt, puts on memorable performances 😎
Ahhh...mazing!
SRV ~ 🎸🐐
As far as live versions of this song, the Woodstock one is by far the best. I love SRV and he does this song justice adding his personality to the song, however for me Jimi’s is better. ✌🏾✌🏾✌🏾
Jamal Kareem my favorite version is the one he sang on Austin city limits. He was clean and on top of his game. Stevie was blowing the roof off after he got clean.
drums and bass back there kicking fucking ass just trying to keep up LOL
It's Live In the Austin City Limits
The Best. Monster.
GOAT!!!!
Just think he didn't even have a rythm guitar help.he did it all.
@ 6:13
Is this where SRV goes to the Blues in contrast to Jimi going to the psychedelic?
Better than Jimi, without doubt! In my opinion, Stevie is the GREATEST Blues Guitarist to ever grace this Earth!
SRV’s first guitar was a hand me down from his brother Jimmy.
Stevey Loved to Channel Jimmy Hendrix