I saw him in 85. Now that I think about it, that has to go down in history as one of the most epic things any 15-year-old in any century could have done. 😀
You are the second person who loves Stevie as much as I do, the first was my husband, I lost him to heart disease last March. I can’t tell you how much this made me smile.
I’m so sorry for You’re loss ,been through He-l Myself.Since I got Covid in2021,I’ve been Fighting for my life.Keep Praying and I will for You,They do work,and the Holy Spirit will answer You,God Bless 😊
If you all have not listened to it, there is an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting on TH-cam where Stevie was the speaker and I think it was recorded just a few months before he died. He never mentions playing guitar or being famous, it’s just pure humility. When he left us, we lost a really great human being.
That's alright - we who didn't know him personally shouldn't pretend to do. What we so know is what great musician he was. That is beyond doubt and that's what he gave to us.
I had no idea there was a recorded AA mtng w/Stevie speaking. Thank you. I''ll find it. I, too, got clean&sober in AA...and after a long relapse I just couldn't go back to the AA with mr christian god....but then right away I found Atheist Agnostic AA in Seattle. Hot Damn !
Stevie and his music was a huge part of my support system when I got sober. 4 years since my last drink. It's crazy to miss someone who died when I wasn't even alive, but I cannot wait to introduce my hero to my kids when they're old enough.
When Bob Segar wrote “when the sweat pours out your body like the music that you play” he was talking about SRV only what poured out of him was something spiritual, it was the souls of all the great blues people who came before him. He helped them back, the ones he could, he was just a wonderful person and so humble.
Can't believe I missed this when it was being streamed. Bandmaster head. 4x12 Bassman cab. 2 Alder Strats. Clear finishes on both (bought at Black Market Music, SF) Cry Baby wah. Tube Screamer - original. 11-58 hybrid gauge Fender strings. That was the rig. Thanks so much for this Michael.
SRV was so humble. So talented. Obviously spiritual. And was loved immensely. He's immortal now. He'll live forever in our hearts and minds. Thx SRV. xoxo
He is a freak in that he can play fast but still be clean as a whistle and expressive at the same time. Wish I had been old enough to watch him play live. What a guy.
Well, not to criticize your comment, but I so often hear/read people say insane, freaky, how does he do that, etc. BUT I never hear/read that people know/understand that this is what hard work, practice practice practice what you love creates and how he began so very young.. His mom said he'd fall asleep with the guitar in his arms...
@@lindanoel1853 lots of players practice. They don't all pull it off as smoothly as SRV. I don't think for one minute he fell out of his mum and bought a guitar and this happened. 😂
Lenny is one of the most unique and underrated songs in his catalog....and imo it's his best work and the fact he wrote it himself just shows what more he could've done.
I saw SRV&DT Live one year before his death, almost to the day. I remember going to the coliseum in the afternoon hoping to get a glimpse of him and actually saw part of soundcheck through a partially taped up window. Such a great show
Stevie blows my mind EVERY time I see or hear him play,,,without a doubt my absolute favorite!!! So much feel and emotion!! But,,,,to have to back him every night when at any moment he’ll break into an crazy improv run or rhythm shows just how incredibly underrated Double Trouble (Chris, Tommy and a little later that year Reese) were as a rhythm section and a band!!! Focused on the song, the groove and giving Stevie all the room he wants,,to be SRV! All of these guys are top notch performers and just an amazingly tight band!! Crazy!! All 4 of them!! Plus,,the pipe is bad ass!!
Do you think they knew how good their gear was? It's amazing how the goats set the standard so high for tone so long ago. They still to this day are trying to make it better than gear used to be, yet serious tone searchers will still look to old gear before new gear for what they want. Crazy. We can record better now but you'll never find a new guitar that will beat a pre 80's fender. I give credit and technology is great now but its 50 years later to loop back to this quality.
You should do more of these! Stevie was/is my favorite...so inspiring! Maybe make this a monthly thing...I could sit and have beers/wine and watch this with you all day!
I saw SRV live back in 87’ he opened up for Robert Plant and his band. I’m a huge Zeppelin fan, so it was really to see Robert with SRV the added bonus. I knew who SRV was before I went to the show. The studio albums were great and all but SRV live?? No contest lol. SRV stole the night, period. Robert could of sang for 4 hours or more, SRV melted faces that night. SRV was fantastic and always will be with his music.
Thank you for watching SRV with everyone. Actually, I was watching SRV at this place he is a legend And I was able to go to Amagasaki for the final additional performance of Jeff Beck's Japan Tour 2017, which was the last performance in Japan. I've seen many artists so far, but these two were exceptional. I think we're playing Rock'nRroll high in the sky, just like we played in Hawaii. R.I.P
I love SRV... My favorite for sure is live in Montreal...or Riviera paradise live at Austin city limits. Have you heard of Los Lonely Boys?? Man they are really talented. Tex Mex blues rock and roll. It's three brothers from San Angelo, Texas. I saw them in Dallas Texas Jan 2009. An acoustic set..I fell in love with their music.
That must’ve left you feeling mind blown? I assume you play now did you back then? Specially being in SRV’s hometown they must have tore it down that night!!
When I was first learning how to play in the '90s, I felt I was good enough to try an open blues jam in town. So I went and signed up on the legal pad, not being a regular, I had to wait until almost midnight for my turn. There were two guys in front of me. The first one got up and I was relieved that he wasn't any better than me. THEN the next guy got up. He was dressed in black...a longrider coat, bolo hat like SRV, beat up strat, etc. He PLAYED like Stevie, he SANG like Stevie, and the place went crazy. Usually you play 2, maybe 3 song, by his 5th song, they wouldn't let him off the stage. I got up, crossed my name off the list, and went home, never to return. I ended up putting my guitar in its case where it remained for 18 years until I got the bug again. That bastard. 😁
OMG , He was so ... breathtaking gooood . He swallowed all blues and gave it to You as a way to understand , how the Blues still fits to Your way of hard living
This is a great video I actually worked with the SRV As a stage hand capital theater was one of the shows that I work. There's a quite a few videos from that check it out man actually.
I had this on vhs, ordered it & El Mocambo out of Guitar Player magazine & flat wore them both out. I love when he turns to the band during Tin Pan Alley & yells “dirty pool” & they go right into it. That tremolo picking is nuts.
Mike just play Stevie Ray Vaughan and nothin' else. I listen to Stevie everyday. Since i first heard em in 1970 at Antones in Austin. Stevie was my brother. We jammed alot together at his house and his apartment. He taught me alot. Can't quyit play like him but who the hell can? I'm tryin' though. I would love to meet you someday. You sould like a really fun guy. I am right now in Austin Texas where there aint no flood's but there is 1 hell of Heat Wave. It's 118 here. You melt as soon as you go outside. Well better get off this thong. I loved watchin this it was fun. Thank's Mikey. See Ya'll 👀 Love ya'll 2❤.
yo! just came across this vid, 8 mos. old now. wish I’d been on with ya live… oh man, was Tin Pan Alley just nasty.. or what? N-A-S-T-Y, down & dirty. thx for leavin’ it up!
Aww man, this was so much fun watching this with you! Love your channel and your passion & love SRV. Thanks for doing this. I'd love to see a watch party with the Robin Trower 2005 Rockpalast birthday show. Yeah, I'm an old cat.🙂 th-cam.com/video/R9cMzUbgql8/w-d-xo.html
I dont think any of them went to sleep the whole time in tokyo, Looking like day 3 or 4 jawing but sounding great as ever. This show is the tone I have been chasing for god knows how long, and god knows how long it will continue, just absolutely massive and girthy like michael was saying
Michael Palmisano The thunder and the fall The teardrop and the call It all makes sense When the timing is out And the bottom is falling out Everything so weird For those who try to understand
Id love to see you watch the full concert from Italy not many watch it and nobody has reacted to any song from that show but when you watch it stevie and the band are all dialled up to 11 ive never seen them play as hard as they do in the Italy concert so I hope you do it 🤘
The GOAT! Great players not like Stevie!!! RIP Enjoy your style Michael! Dig your channel guitar pro player as well! Music is an amazing UNIFIER! Cheers! 😊👍subscriber from PHX AZ ☀️🎸🎵🙏keep being you!
I'll never forget the day I found out Stevie was gone. I was installing a new alarm system and I literally had to stop for the day because i couldn't concentrate on anything. Still hurts me. What a disaster and a huge loss.
I think Albert King wad a pipe smoker, and if Albert did it it's got to be cool and Stevie really looked up to Albert, I could see Stevie re lighting his pipe with his right hand while holding a note via sustain and hand strength with his left.:)
No one can ever imagination what it takes to spend the hole live to be on Tour and wasting Livetime to Performe like this for Pleasure others with his hard work for telling you why he feel this Bues so deep .
Update on if SRV used a rented backline. He did not on this tour of Japan. He did use 2 different Twin Reverbs, a Blackface and Silverface (with Master Volume) that took the place of his Dumble SSS for this tour.
I do have a crazy story though! I think it 1988 or 89? I played in a Heavy metal band and a large practice space. Not going to mention the Bands. But I rented out the extra space to another band! And one day the FBI showed up and interviewed me. Well it turns out the drummer in the band I rented to was involved with stealing Stevie Ray's truck from the Albany Airport! I had no clue? But I wish I had!! Anyway they confiscated all the Bands equipment and I never heard from them again!!
"Great White - Live at the Ritz NYC 1988 " Great concert, but if you can find Great White's Led Zeppelin tribute concert...it will blow your socks off!
I saw him in 85. Now that I think about it, that has to go down in history as one of the most epic things any 15-year-old in any century could have done. 😀
You are the second person who loves Stevie as much as I do, the first was my husband, I lost him to heart disease last March. I can’t tell you how much this made me smile.
I'm sorry for your loss.
I’m so sorry for You’re loss ,been through He-l Myself.Since I got Covid in2021,I’ve been Fighting for my life.Keep Praying and I will for You,They do work,and the Holy Spirit will answer You,God Bless 😊
If you all have not listened to it, there is an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting on TH-cam where Stevie was the speaker and I think it was recorded just a few months before he died. He never mentions playing guitar or being famous, it’s just pure humility. When he left us, we lost a really great human being.
I have watched it and his life story told by people who knew him best. I saw him after 1986 so he was sober then and sounding even better so I hear.
Yes, I've got all 4 parts of his AA speeches and he tells a lot about himself. All SRV fans should try to take time to listen to this amazing man.
That's alright - we who didn't know him personally shouldn't pretend to do. What we so know is what great musician he was. That is beyond doubt and that's what he gave to us.
I had no idea there was a recorded AA mtng w/Stevie speaking. Thank you. I''ll find it. I, too, got clean&sober in AA...and after a long relapse I just couldn't go back to the AA with mr christian god....but then right away I found Atheist Agnostic AA in Seattle. Hot Damn !
Stevie and his music was a huge part of my support system when I got sober. 4 years since my last drink. It's crazy to miss someone who died when I wasn't even alive, but I cannot wait to introduce my hero to my kids when they're old enough.
When Bob Segar wrote “when the sweat pours out your body like the music that you play” he was talking about SRV only what poured out of him was something spiritual, it was the souls of all the great blues people who came before him. He helped them back, the ones he could, he was just a wonderful person and so humble.
Well said Sherri… we may be distant family based in music references &preferences
The first time I saw him live I was stunned in a very good way. He’s the best.
Can't believe I missed this when it was being streamed.
Bandmaster head.
4x12 Bassman cab.
2 Alder Strats. Clear finishes on both (bought at Black Market Music, SF)
Cry Baby wah.
Tube Screamer - original.
11-58 hybrid gauge Fender strings.
That was the rig.
Thanks so much for this Michael.
@Voodoo Yam - yeah, the Leslie. Now That I never owned!
SRV was so humble. So talented. Obviously spiritual. And was loved immensely. He's immortal now. He'll live forever in our hearts and minds. Thx SRV. xoxo
He is a freak in that he can play fast but still be clean as a whistle and expressive at the same time. Wish I had been old enough to watch him play live. What a guy.
Well, not to criticize your comment, but I so often hear/read people say insane, freaky, how does he do that, etc. BUT I never hear/read that people know/understand that this is what hard work, practice practice practice what you love creates and how he began so very young.. His mom said he'd fall asleep with the guitar in his arms...
@@lindanoel1853 lots of players practice. They don't all pull it off as smoothly as SRV. I don't think for one minute he fell out of his mum and bought a guitar and this happened. 😂
What a joy to watch.
He’s the reason this 64 year old woman just bought a new Fender Strat. Y’all I can’t read music but I’m going to play that guitar. Hide & watch me.
Awesome, take your time it’s only the first few months that are frustrating. After that it’s a garden and it’ll be up to you what you choose to grow.
Lenny is one of the most unique and underrated songs in his catalog....and imo it's his best work and the fact he wrote it himself just shows what more he could've done.
I couldn't agree more.
I saw SRV&DT Live one year before his death, almost to the day. I remember going to the coliseum in the afternoon hoping to get a glimpse of him and actually saw part of soundcheck through a partially taped up window. Such a great show
Come on now Somebody:)
The very best, there will never be another like him!!
Some people are good at their job and some master it....
Stevie blows my mind EVERY time I see or hear him play,,,without a doubt my absolute favorite!!! So much feel and emotion!! But,,,,to have to back him every night when at any moment he’ll break into an crazy improv run or rhythm shows just how incredibly underrated Double Trouble (Chris, Tommy and a little later that year Reese) were as a rhythm section and a band!!! Focused on the song, the groove and giving Stevie all the room he wants,,to be SRV! All of these guys are top notch performers and just an amazingly tight band!! Crazy!! All 4 of them!! Plus,,the pipe is bad ass!!
Saw SRV a few short months before his passing what a loss RIP Stevie
Do you think they knew how good their gear was? It's amazing how the goats set the standard so high for tone so long ago. They still to this day are trying to make it better than gear used to be, yet serious tone searchers will still look to old gear before new gear for what they want. Crazy. We can record better now but you'll never find a new guitar that will beat a pre 80's fender. I give credit and technology is great now but its 50 years later to loop back to this quality.
You should do more of these! Stevie was/is my favorite...so inspiring! Maybe make this a monthly thing...I could sit and have beers/wine and watch this with you all day!
I saw SRV live back in 87’ he opened up for Robert Plant and his band. I’m a huge Zeppelin fan, so it was really to see Robert with SRV the added bonus. I knew who SRV was before I went to the show. The studio albums were great and all but SRV live?? No contest lol. SRV stole the night, period. Robert could of sang for 4 hours or more, SRV melted faces that night. SRV was fantastic and always will be with his music.
This was fun Michael, thanks.
I Believe he cleaned up around 87 thank god for SRV he inspired me musical but he gave me recovery 🙏 livin life by the drop love you SRV
I like this slower version. First time I have seen this. Thanks for sharing this. SRV is my guitar God.❤
I love Stevie so much ….I’m getting choked up for real 💯
Me too!😭❤🔥
Thank you for watching SRV with everyone.
Actually, I was watching SRV at this place
he is a legend
And I was able to go to Amagasaki for the final additional performance of Jeff Beck's Japan Tour 2017, which was the last performance in Japan.
I've seen many artists so far, but these two were exceptional.
I think we're playing Rock'nRroll high in the sky, just like we played in Hawaii.
R.I.P
He is the Best and Nobody will ever be able to replace him,Thank You for Your Heart and Kindness a give from God..
I love SRV... My favorite for sure is live in Montreal...or Riviera paradise live at Austin city limits. Have you heard of Los Lonely Boys?? Man they are really talented. Tex Mex blues rock and roll. It's three brothers from San Angelo, Texas. I saw them in Dallas Texas Jan 2009. An acoustic set..I fell in love with their music.
Saw SRV and Jeff Beck in Dallas at Fair Park. What a night.
That must’ve left you feeling mind blown? I assume you play now did you back then? Specially being in SRV’s hometown they must have tore it down that night!!
When I was first learning how to play in the '90s, I felt I was good enough to try an open blues jam in town. So I went and signed up on the legal pad, not being a regular, I had to wait until almost midnight for my turn. There were two guys in front of me. The first one got up and I was relieved that he wasn't any better than me. THEN the next guy got up. He was dressed in black...a longrider coat, bolo hat like SRV, beat up strat, etc. He PLAYED like Stevie, he SANG like Stevie, and the place went crazy. Usually you play 2, maybe 3 song, by his 5th song, they wouldn't let him off the stage. I got up, crossed my name off the list, and went home, never to return. I ended up putting my guitar in its case where it remained for 18 years until I got the bug again. That bastard. 😁
Stevie always gave 110%!. Left everything on the stage. He was so frickin awesome.
OMG , He was so ... breathtaking gooood .
He swallowed all blues and gave it to You as a way to understand , how the Blues still fits to Your way of hard living
Don't know if anyone mentioned it but the pipe is a tribute to Albert King , one of Stevie's heros.
This is a great video I actually worked with the SRV As a stage hand capital theater was one of the shows that I work. There's a quite a few videos from that check it out man actually.
I had this on vhs, ordered it & El Mocambo out of Guitar Player magazine & flat wore them both out. I love when he turns to the band during Tin Pan Alley & yells “dirty pool” & they go right into it. That tremolo picking is nuts.
Mike just play Stevie Ray Vaughan and nothin' else. I listen to Stevie everyday. Since i first heard em in 1970 at Antones in Austin. Stevie was my brother. We jammed alot together at his house and his apartment. He taught me alot. Can't quyit play like him but who the hell can? I'm tryin' though. I would love to meet you someday. You sould like a really fun guy. I am right now in Austin Texas where there aint no flood's but there is 1 hell of Heat Wave. It's 118 here. You melt as soon as you go outside. Well better get off this thong. I loved watchin this it was fun. Thank's Mikey. See Ya'll 👀 Love ya'll 2❤.
yo! just came across this vid, 8 mos. old now. wish I’d been on with ya live…
oh man, was Tin Pan Alley just nasty.. or what? N-A-S-T-Y, down & dirty.
thx for leavin’ it up!
He covered Jimi so easy like He was His Brother , shure they jam in heaven surrounded by Angels who listen to this unic Magic
Drinking beers and cranking music like we used to. Good idea for a song
So smooth with that pipe. Oonly Stevie!!!
Aww man, this was so much fun watching this with you! Love your channel and your passion & love SRV. Thanks for doing this.
I'd love to see a watch party with the Robin Trower 2005 Rockpalast birthday show. Yeah, I'm an old cat.🙂
th-cam.com/video/R9cMzUbgql8/w-d-xo.html
You have to have a pure soul to play like that sir. And that's your own Journey
Stevie's gnarly.
Once I had heard Stevie "Texas Flood" there was no going back! RIP my friend!!
You know when my mom and I were struggling Stevie Ray Vaughan was the one thing we always had in common
This live concert is SO Awesome, especially Voodoo Chile!
This is special. I feel privileged to have experience this.
You were there?!
Hard too believe this was almost 40 years ago. Can't find anything close to this today and that's a shame
Srv the goat
Rolling Rock! Uncle Larry converted me from PBR to RR but now Tom has moved on to Yuengling.
It was , saw him 85 Live was 15 , never will Forget
THX for that One , Michael . Your Neighbor must be wasted his live , shure Steve gave the right answer ;)
I dont think any of them went to sleep the whole time in tokyo, Looking like day 3 or 4 jawing but sounding great as ever. This show is the tone I have been chasing for god knows how long, and god knows how long it will continue, just absolutely massive and girthy like michael was saying
Michael Palmisano
The thunder and the fall
The teardrop and the call
It all makes sense
When the timing is out
And the bottom is falling out
Everything so weird
For those who try to understand
Rolling rock is smooth!
Mettetevi l’anima in pace, non esisterà più nessuno come lui.
Id love to see you watch the full concert from Italy not many watch it and nobody has reacted to any song from that show but when you watch it stevie and the band are all dialled up to 11 ive never seen them play as hard as they do in the Italy concert so I hope you do it 🤘
Didn't know at all that there was a concert in Italy ! Thanks for mentioning it....I'll find it for sure. Love every much SRV does...
@@lindanoel1853 ive spent many hours watching his concerts that not many do and ill say the Italy one is a whole different ball game so enjoy 🤘
The GOAT! Great players not like Stevie!!! RIP Enjoy your style Michael! Dig your channel guitar pro player as well! Music is an amazing UNIFIER! Cheers! 😊👍subscriber from PHX AZ ☀️🎸🎵🙏keep being you!
New Fan of Yours,Michael 😊
You gotta do this again!
1986. Is when both Stevie and Tommy got sober.
My greatest regret in not seeing an Artis was missing SRV, I of course expected Mohave more opportunities.
I'll never forget the day I found out Stevie was gone. I was installing a new alarm system and I literally had to stop for the day because i couldn't concentrate on anything. Still hurts me. What a disaster and a huge loss.
I think Albert King wad a pipe smoker, and if Albert did it it's got to be cool and Stevie really looked up to Albert, I could see Stevie re lighting his pipe with his right hand while holding a note via sustain and hand strength with his left.:)
No one can ever imagination what it takes to spend the hole live to be on Tour and wasting Livetime to Performe like this for Pleasure others with his hard work for telling you why he feel this Bues so deep .
JEEF HEALEY , watch and feel it . Such a great One of ...
Please do Life Without You by stevie!!!
I think he's already done it - or Ain't Gone and Give Up On Love.
❤❤❤
I saw Him in Upstate NY. Around this time? I can't remember though?
Update on if SRV used a rented backline. He did not on this tour of Japan. He did use 2 different Twin Reverbs, a Blackface and Silverface (with Master Volume) that took the place of his Dumble SSS for this tour.
Man what a voodoo Chile. Hrs on fire
You should do the entire Triumph US Festival show. That would be awesome.
"Don't block me now..., having such a good time. Thank you mods!"
aww man i missed this.
gonna try to be better about that
There *was* a glitch in the matrix.
Got sober in '86
Reviera Paradise … Was a song Stevie has whiten while he was in Detox! 😊 1:24:07
❤️ ya 2 Mikey ❤
Awesome
1:38:20 if y'all wanna see 5 minutes of absolute insanity, haha, SRV put that guitar through pure hell
I wonder where that seemingly fine guitar is with his name as the fret.
P.s. I like the tone of it.
I do have a crazy story though! I think it 1988 or 89? I played in a Heavy metal band and a large practice space. Not going to mention the Bands. But I rented out the extra space to another band! And one day the FBI showed up and interviewed me. Well it turns out the drummer in the band I rented to was involved with stealing Stevie Ray's truck from the Albany Airport! I had no clue? But I wish I had!! Anyway they confiscated all the Bands equipment and I never heard from them again!!
The guitar' name is Charlie Mikey.
The Man
Love ya to Mikey.
SRV got his 10,000 hrs in before he turned 10 years old....
Playmate of the year?
well played
"Great White - Live at the Ritz NYC 1988 " Great concert, but if you can find Great White's Led Zeppelin tribute concert...it will blow your socks off!
playing along on an acoustic
He did Australia on the same tour
Wait until Reese join the group !😊 40:35
No it was later you are right !😊 28:05
😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😊😊❤
That wa petal belonged to Jimmy Hendrix.
1.38.20 to 1.39 . was inspired by Jeff Healey
Song list?
Right.
billy gibbons gave him that guitar, I believe
the one with his name on the fret board
Lighting in a bottle.
Stevie got sober in 1987.
what a god , legend
They all quit drinkin and druggin' in 1979.
He got sober in 87.