Stevie Ray Vaughan - Voodoo Child | *Live* | Incredible First Time Reaction
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
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Jimi invented it, Stevie perfected it. From a geezer.
let this sink in your head, he was bending 13 gage strings on that guitar!
And broke them
Forget Hendrix, THIS is the MASTER!
Yeah!
SRV ~ 🎸🐐 THE goat of all goats
**Texas Flood at El Macambo**
**Life Without You at Capitol Theater **
Thanks for the suggestions
That's what complete mastery looks like
Nobody mentions on this song how when he sings, his guitar follows his voice exactly.... like it's the same thing
I don't think I have ever seem someone less interested in a video they have been paid to watch in my life.
Greatest guitarist ever.
The bar is called a Whammy Bar - this beat up 62 Stratocaster he called "Number 1" - maybe the single most famous guitar on the planet - was customized (I will hop back to that momentarily) - Jimi was one of SRV's obvious top 3 or 4 influences - have you seen his rendition of "Little Wing" Live from El Mocambo? Or heard his studio version? They are both instrumentals but are absolutely the most fitting tributes any human could ever give to Jimi. awe-inspiring - both. Back to the Whammy Bar - on a normal righty guitar it sits below the bridge - so like at the bottom of all the strings - but to pay homage to Jimi, Stevie had his customized to sit atop the bridge above all the strings like Jimi had his due to the whole lefty/righty guitar setup - just a fun fact. You will see what I mean if you see any other live Stratocaster players vs how Stevie's bar is set up. I have a custom SRV Fender Strat done the same way - Jimi's guitar of choice was also a Strat however he flipped and strung it thusly (this guitar was my High School grad present and is is now at age 28 and it sounds better every year since its birth - in - ugh - 1994 - yup I am Gen X - the best one of course :) I am kidding we are all children of the Earth together especially us music lovers - but then again I am sort of not? We were just lucky (now we are old so our luck SUCKS) and we quietly smile and sit out all the silly drama btw Boomers vs Gen Z and all that nonsense - but man we were lucky as we came up in one of the true the golden eras of music - the 90s - where Hip Hop came of age and was real music with banging hard and/or jazzy or melodic beats and insane lyricism with meaning behind it to boot; Grunge changed rock forever and made it relevant again; true Alt-Rock was filled with incredible bands like Smashing Pumpkins and Oasis and Portishead and Rage Against the Machine and a zillion more; Nine Inch Nails and others did industrial rock; and of course Electronica music came of age - I got to listen to Wu Tang Clan's debut on a cassette tape and immerse myself in Radiohead influence he next 35 years with "Ok Computer", and hit the black lights and psychedelic screen savers to Daft Punk, Underworld and the Prodigy - but before all of that I loved the Beatles, Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin - which at their core were blues bands which unknowingly sunk in - caused me to learn guitar, and fell in Love with Stevie (after he died in the saddest irony)as my idol above all. But - I mean - Jimi - nothing even needs to be said about him - a phantom demi-god sent down from another dimension. But lets not play around - Stevie had a free lifetime pass to that dimension himself. If you are not so sure I am correct, keep your journey going. A great vid to watch (I have to go back and see what your other reaction was - his all time legendary performance is "Texas Flood" at the El Mocambo) but it is just the start of an endless set of performances that blow you away literally every time - he never played the same song twice the same way, used .13 gage stings which is like getting rid of your thinner bottom two high strings then just moving the rest of them down 2 spots - part of how he got that tone - yet he could still bend 2 whole steps, hold the note, and shake the guitar to get perfect vibrato. And he played every note like the universe depended on it, and also had a smile and a good time at every show despite many years of rough personal struggles. He was - like Jimi - such a humble, quiet, respectful (always downplayed himself and said everyone was better than he was and not as a game - he meant it) - but he also knew he was meaner than a caged tiger with rabies and Ebola with that tone only a handful of people have ever dreamt of achieving - like a delicate freight train bursting into your living room but doing it so precisely while you might have no walls left all of your lamps and photos are still left exactly in place - that is SRV - you should get into as much as you can of his huge category of live vids -you will love every note of it. I recommend watching "Mary Had a Little Lamb: Live rom Austin City Limits." Thanks for the vid!
Stevie’s first wife called Number One is a 1959 Fender Stratocaster, now worth almost $1 million dollars. Thank God for blessing us with that beautiful soul to share his brilliance with us for a few years before his tragic death. RIP❤️🩹 SRV🎸
GOAT OF GOSTS! He dis it better! 😎👏👏👏👏👏🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
It was nice to watch you take that in. Just a very strong performance by SRV.
If you wanna seen Stevie play one of his own songs I can't think of anything better than
Life Without you Live at Capitol Theater. For me it's his best performance Ever!!
Thanks for checking out the video and the suggestion!
I was lucky enough to see SRV open up for Dire Straits - whose lead guitarist Mark Knopfler is also one of my fav guitarists of all time
I was lucky enough to have seen him TWICE! Once outside of Cleveland Ohio opening for Robert Plant and once on Halloween night in Columbus Ohio sharing top billing with Jeff Beck.
@@Tbirdhaynes Both sound like great shows !
Must have been incredible too see live! Thanks for checking out the video
Interesting concert.
@@shatner99 If you put this in the YT search bar you'll see the set list for both acts: Dire Straits with SRV Live in Toronto, 1985
The GOAT…
Stevie liked to mix things up...never played same song same way live ...eyes closed & away Stevie goes! ANYTHING live is most welcome..."the things that i used to do"..."Life Without You" live at capitol theatre....any songs from his El Mocambo gig....love Hendrix too but theres something about Stevie that grabs me just that bit more...shame they never met...what a gig they wudv done!!! Both taken way too early...great reaction thankyou 🙏🌼🤘🏻
Stevie ask for and received permission from Jimi Hendrix's father to record this song.
Many people tried to compare Jimi Hendrix and SRV during Stevie's lifetime. In all the clips that I have seen of this, Stevie would smile and say, "There is only one Jimi Hendrix."
Whammy bar. Agreed, Jimi's Axis Bold as Love and Electric Ladyland are brilliant. Long version of Voodoo Chile is amazing. "If I don't see you no more in this world, see you in the next one and don't be late." SRV would make Jimi proud. R.I.P. Jimi and Stevie.
SRV was better...🤷🏻♂️
Whammy bar just a little bit; there's more wah-wah pedal. Other reactors have mentioned it was given to SRV by Jimi Hendrix's family early in SRV's career, after Jimi's death. A "veteran" piece of rock 'n' roll history and recording. In a few spots in this performance, SRV almost echoes Jimi's "rockets' red glare" from his Woodstock version of the National Anthem!
SRV is God
Life Without You written for his friend Charley Wirz who was a mentor and helped Stevie in how he designed his guitars and who died of a heart attack. At the Capitol theatre in in Passaic NJ. Best vocal great solo and message. You won't be disappointed
Yes!!!
Thanks, K&O - SRV was the GOAT... (IMHO) - enough acronyms... he was just amazing... no matter how tough those strings were, he usually managed to break one.. and then make an amazing transition...(BTW, this one looks "easy" for him - there is another live version where he plays most of it behind his back) lol Look forward to more from you...
Jimmy Hendricks was always drugged up. Stevie was precise with every note he played
Stevie was the best hands down
Cool that you mentioned the bass line! Stevie had the best side men working with him!
Gotta support the Base line haha!
I love Stevie....would like to hear more of his stuff!! How about "Life Without You" at the Capital Theatre for starters!
Awesome reaction...Texas Flood live at El Mocambo should be your next reaction 💯💯%🔥🔥🔥
Appreciate the suggestion! Definitely looking forward to reacting to that 🎶
I hit the jackpot while seeing David Bowie. SRV played lead guitar on that tour.
Jeez, that must have been incredible!!
Although Stevie did play on David Bowies album, he never toured with Bowie. Bowie asked him to but he said no so he could do his own thing.
Since SRV never played on Bowie's tour I find this amazing!!
He did play on the album but refused to bow to Bowies demands when it came to the tour. In essence Bowie wanted Stevie to forget about his band Double Trouble and play in the background for him. That wasn't his style and as history shows it was the right move for SRV.
I think this is better than the original. Listen to Hendrix’s version after this and it’s waaaaaaaay slower.
That part of the guitar you were talking about is called a whammy bar. Or a tremolo bar.
It's hard to say but Stevie absolutely took the mantle away from Jimmi on this one holy shi....
He was better than Jimmy Hendrix!
"DRINKING GAME" ... each time Stevie drops his pick, gets it back, doesn't miss a BEAT ...
TAKE A SHOT !!
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( Greetings from the PHILLIPINES!!)
It's called a wammie bar. ❤❤ check out Stevie Ray Vaughan live at El Macambo Texas Flood. Mind Blower. ❤❤Check out my brother Other Mind Blower song live at the Festival 3rd Stone from the Sun. Nobody plays t b at Hendrix song but Sevie Ray. ❤❤ The WaWa Petals Stevie Uses belonged to Jimi. Jimi gave him 2 and after Jimi died his Dad gave eveything of Jimi's to Stevie Ray. ❤❤ He carried 3 things in his wallet his drivers licence a pic of Jimi and a Autograh from Jimi. Thats all he ever carried in his wallet. His money he carried in his pocket. ❤❤❤❤ He loved Jimi. ❤❤❤❤
Stevie also covered two more songs of Jimmi Hendrix they was little wing and the only other person that was good enough to cover Third Stone from the sun if you decide to check them out do them both from the live at El Macombo
He also does Jimi's manic depression and I'm sure there are more out there
Oh and drivin south. I'll think of others. But I'm drunk. Give me time.
If you notice the whammy bar on Stevie's guitar was screwed in on the upper side of the bridge instead of the normal position at the bottom. That's because the bridge on his guitar is left-handed. That was one of the ways he tried to emulate Jimi.
Hadn't realised that the first time around!
Voodoo Chile
Jimi flipped a righthand guitar around for lefthand, but he strung the strings correctly, thicker string at top and thinner string at bottom. I've only seen one guy play a right hand guitar lefty with thin string at top, thick at bottom. Can't remember name offhand
Albert King - one of Stevies major influences. He played a right handed guitar left handed and did not restring it.
@@jimralston7562Albert King played a left-handed guitar.
Jimi was one BAD guitar player ! Him and Stevie were in my opinion # 1 and # 2 ALL TIME ! Everyone can pick who's the BEST. React to Look At Little Sister by SRV from the same concert in Austin. You WILL NOT be disappointed !!
Will do! I find Jimi puts you in a trance, whenever you hear him play 🎶
Please can you react to I'll try to make it to the other side by Kelaiah please
Bending 13 strings enough said