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Rappers React To Stevie Ray Vaughan "Texas Flood"!!!
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“The worst thing for me was that Stevie Ray had been sober for three years and was at his peak. When he played that night, he had all of us standing there with our jaws dropped. I mean, Robert Cray and Jimmie Vaughan and Buddy Guy were just watching in awe. There was no one better than him on this planet. Really unbelievable.” - Eric Clapton.
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Was this referring to the El Mocambo?
@@TheRiboka El Mocambo was 1983 (when Stevie was still drinking). Clapton's referring to the shows they were doing together when Stevie died in 1990.
@@modsquad20 I was referring to Eric Clapton's observation, nut thanks for the history lesson with a lesson in chronology. I was pointing to the bigger picture. I'm 62 years old and had seen SRV a few times between 1987 and 1990.
@@PaulImprota I was answering the other guy.
There's nobody better than this man. The absolute greatest guitar player to have ever lived.
And possibly the finest guitar performance ever.
@@howardzdenek98 It's definitely top 3. Most likely #1 though. I haven't been floored by a guitar performance like that before and I pride myself a decent guitar player. Stuff he pulls off I couldn't fathom even attempting. He really is the greatest of all time. No doubt. No argument.
What's funny is SRV couldn't read music lol.
But wait! What about…ummmm…what about…ummm… 🤔 🤔🤔
…yup! You’re right!
Slow your roll 😅😅😅 Gary Moore was 🔥 also 🤘😎 R.I.P. 2 Legends
I’ll tell you exactly how Stevie felt about being called the greatest guitar player in the world. He was saying to me how envious he was of me because I was an artist, a photographer and I worked with abused children. I said, “But you’re the greatest guitar player in the world!” He shook his head “no,” then said said, head down, “But I only do ONE thing.” He was finally sober, and wanted to learn to find balance in his life. He was as humble as he was talented.
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Wow! That's really interesting. Thanks for sharing that.
Thank you for the inside scoop
Well, that one thing he did, he did better than anyone else, EVER!!
Eric Clapton, BB King, Buddy Guy, Taj Mahal, and many other contemporaries of Stevie, said "it was like he was channeling the blues, an unending. aggressive straight line from drums and bass right through him.". Stevie was the best player ever (Hendrix was a better composer, but not a better player)_ He used the heaviest gauge strings for tone and to build his hand strength. Like a runner wearing ankle weights, he built up more and more speed with every thousand hours he played. And there was more than 30,000 hours of relentless scales and practice even though he had no idea how to read music. "It was all feel, I don't know what to play until the band warms up and then I just play what comes to mind."
He never played it the same way once!
In my opinion, Hendrix was not a better composer maybe as good. Just look at Stevie Ray’s work. “ ain’t gonna give up on love, life without you, pride and joy, love, struck, baby, riviera, Paradise, Lenny. I know there are others that I can’t think of at the moment, but then he was only 35 when he was tragically killed. Who knows what other music he would’ve given us had he lived. I think you do him a great disservice by not acknowledging his composing ability as well as his guitar playing and his amazing singing.
"I never met Stevie's mother, but his daddy was a black man."
-Albert King
"Playing the blues is like being born black twice. Stevie failed on both accounts, but I never noticed."
- BB King
I saw him play twice with BB King at blues festivals in Dallas, two years in a row. The second time, BB refused to follow him. Some people in the crowd who didn’t know how Stevie played started asking who he thought he was, this local hotshot thinking he could play after the great BB King. Almost as soon as he started his set, Stevie called BB to come play. BB went to the microphone and told the crowd that this was his show, he decided how it went, and how it went is that Stevie played last, and please show him love. They did. It was a beautiful thing.
Eric Clapton, who is often on lists of great guitar players, once said that he considered quitting guitar after seeing SRV play because he didn't know what he could do to keep up with him. He was amazing.
He also said the first time he heard SRV playing, it was in his car while he was driving. He said he had to pull over and stop do he could listen. When the song was over he said he had to find out who it was, nothing else that day was more important than knowing who was playing.
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Clapton, a great guitarist in his own right, said many times SRV was the GOAT and still is.
Nice reaction to Stevie. I think you guys would appreciate his performance with Jeff Healy-" Look at Little Sister". Absolutely amazing. Anyone else agree?
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That is quite the performance!! Jeff Healy..although blind was amazing to watch. He felt every note he played!
RIP to both of them!
Healy is a monster on 🎸
@@jaydee2012 Kenny Wayne Shepherd was also good!.."Deja Voodoo was one of my favorites!
@@jaydee2012 And an incredible voice, too!
I'm a HUGE SRV fan, and I love the Look at Little Sister jam with Jeff Healey, but it is the only video of SRV I've seen where I feel like he gets outplayed. Jeff just has such emotion and energy. SRV is no slouch, but Jeff wins out for me in that one. Cheers!
Famous musicians dream of playing legendary guitars. Legendary guitars dream of being played by Stevie.
His band was called Double Trouble. He was supporting Eric Clapton on tour when he died, getting a last minute flight on a helicopter that crashed. RIP
My brother saw the 2nd to last SRV show in Michigan. He was really broken up when he learned that Stevie had died just a day or two later.
NO, he was a guest player at the Crossroads festival when he died. Stevie never "toured" with Clapton
@@nihil000 for one album, yes
@@nihil000 kinda, the producers and his manager wanted him to go ahead and record but Bowie wanted him to go on the road but SRV chose to record. It was all just a matter of the timing otherwise he would have finished that tour with Bowie.
As a sidenote, Jackson Brown heard him and offered the use of his studio whenever he was ready to record.
@@nihil000 indeed he was! And his ties to Mick Jagger, Albert King and a host of other giants make him a Guitar God as well.
...and he played 0.13 gauge strings, a challenge to bend... What a true king he was/still is!!
harder to break tho lol
That’s the only strings that can handle his playing😂
@@goldensh0t439 😂
@@scambammer6102 Yeah! Heard a story where one of his fingertips got cracked - he solved it by using superglue.... 😂Pretty sure it is a true story!
True... but, like Hendrix, he also tuned down a half step so that loosened up the strings a bit. As others have said, it probably saved him a lot of broken strings during his performances.
GOAT! Better then Hendrix, Clapton, Slash, Page, EVH, Chet Atkins, list goes on. Nobody overpowers a guitar better then Stevie. String bending is fucking insane.
"Stringbender", one of Stevie's many nicknames for obvious reasons. Personally, I love my little Texas Tornado. ❤ Incredible performance, only one of sooo many. "Tin Pan Alley"(with Johnny Copeland- DO IT!)
Agreed Danny!
Chet played fingerstyle, Stevie Didn't, like Flemmenco a different skill with the guitar skills book, I see them as the pros amongst pros each respectively in their field. Tommy Emmanuel, Steve Vai and Pedro Gonzalez and Mark Knoppfler too. Jmo. SRV RIP ! 🎉
@@claireburling8547 Yes, Tin Pan Alley.....simply mind blowing how good he was.
Slash shouldn't EVER be mentioned in any list SRV is in...it's a huge disrespect to SRV. SRV is certainly the GOAT, hands down, and Slash shouldn't ever break the top 100 of any list...unless it's a list of extremely overrated guitar players, of which he should be at the top.
Throughout various interviews, SRV has credited Jimi Hendrix, Santana, and his brother as better guitar players he aspired to become. The man was truly better than he gave himself credit for.
Stevie also gave much credit to Lonnie Mack's guitar playing. They recorded together.
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Was lucky enough to see SRV and Lonnie Mack share a stage at the Greek Theater in Berkeley CA. Always made sure to get tickets to see Stevie whenever he came to the Bay Area.
@@DSmith264 cool. Know that had to be good.
@@spikebeans9563
Yeah, every performance I saw he gave 100%. The only way to improve on the show was to get a better seat..
He also played with 13 Guage strings. Incredible finger strength.
He breaks a string, changes guitars & doesn't miss a beat in "Look at Little Sister" Live in Austin City Limits he was AMAZING! 🤘😈
He always seemed so humble. I've heard stories about his generosity. He is not just a king, but a gentleman.
SRV didn’t read music he played by ear. Genius!! From seven years old! One of my favourite songs now is Mary had a little lamb live in Austin. He is the best ❤️
"it's like he's making love to it" Bro.. I have been saying that for so long. Jimi, SRV and Prince all had that "making love" to their guitar special quality.
He was absolutely the greatest of all time. Look at his history, he is not formally trained. Just a poor Texas kid who turned into the best overcoming a lot of struggles. The GOAT.
Stevie’s guitar is a part of him he don’t just play it he FEELS it!!!
All you have to do is to read about and listen to the all of the rock and blues greats that played with Stevie talk about what they thought of him as an artist and person. Living legend, Eric Clapton said he had never seen a guitarist more at one with his ax than Stevie was. He also said that Stevie channeled the music through his body and out of his hands. Eric went on to say that it was because of that ability why Stevie could play for ridiculously long periods of time.
Eric told the story where he was supposed to make a cameo appearance at a concert and he was follow Stevie after he played and when it came time for him to play he backed out. When asked why, Eric asked, “How do I follow that?”
What I love about SRV is no matter the speed he is playing at every note he plays is meaningful. He doesn’t ever play fast just to show off. He IS the GOAT 🎸
SRV the GOAT !! Saw Stevie in 85 was blowed away how one man can become one with a guitar RIP If you ever listened to David Bowies Lets Dance album you have heard Stevie. He played on the entire album
"Let's Dance" is IMO a very under-rated album (and I was amongst those slow to appreciate its value). This would be the first time many of us heard Stevie. I don't think that album showcased the core of his playing and singing preferences but it certainly reflects a versatility that is often overlooked.
S.R.V. was, and still is, the G.O.A.T.!! 👊🏼💪🏽👍🏻💯🇨🇱
Stevie Ray is the GOAT. He did not need to see the strings. He just needed to reach them. And the music just flowed through him. Even Clapton says he gets lost in a solo sometimes, but Stevie Ray was never lost.
Stevie gave all props to his band. When questioned about where he was going to be he said WE are going to be at such and such place. He was very humble for being able to play like that.
It's hard to be good at anything, let alone great, when you have to carry your ego too.
SRV...THE GOAT OF GOATS...R.I.P. 🔥🔥🔥
There is no separation from Stevie and his guitar. They are one. He was truly the GOAT 🖤
SRV was the most humble guy, on top of being the best guitarist ever to have lived. He was just beautiful ❤
Stevie is the greatest musician I have ever seen! The only guy that had me choked up on the verge of losing it at his concert, pure soul like he was channeling from the heaven’s basically is the only way I can attempt to describe how unreal he was!
Dude. Stevie is definitely a top notch blues player. He played with the best of the best blues players to ever live.
Speechless is my response EVERY time I watch Stevie Ray play. He becomes the guitar. They are ONE. #micdrop
All Stevie's guitars go to heaven since he played the hell out of them.
Stevie Ray was the GREATEST guitar player who ever lived. He stood alone, completely on his own level, that other players can only dream of attaining.
This is an insult to Hendrix and Eddie
. This is merely an opinion I'm sure, not an insult to other greats.
Jimi said it was Rory on national TV
STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN IS THE GOAT 🐐 Welcome to the best guitar player you’ve ever seen. And there are endless live videos of him that are just as amazing. I love him so much. 🥰🥰
I was fortunate enough to see SRV & Double Trouble live 3 times and hyperbole fails to capture Stevie's greatness. Def the GOAT imo.
Me, too. Benefits of living in Memfrica when it was cool
Stevie was extremely humble & would have never thought of himself as the best guitarist. He always talked about how great his brother was & how much he loved Jimi Hendrix, Lonnie Mack, Albert King, B.B. King etc. He was a true raw talent born to be where he was. Also a wonderful human being. Thank you for your reaction.
Another great and very underappreciated blues guitar player playing Texas blues is Johnny Winter, who we lost not long ago. The first white guy ever inducted into the blues hall of fame.
Take a listen to Johnny Winter playing "Be careful with a fool" Live in London in 1971 or "Third degree" .. And if you look close you will see a very young 25 yr old Tommy Shannon who later played Bass for Stevie Ray Vaughan in double trouble in his live videos including this one.
Just to describe the impact that Stevie Ray Vaughn's skill had on people. The day he died, i was at an Old Time Fiddlers Convntion in Galax Virginia. This is solid bluegrass and old time mountain music competition. Hillbillys, rednecks, and some of the most incredibly talented instrumentalists,alive!! The Country and,Gospel music radio station broadcasting the Convention live made the announcement that Stevie Died in the Helicopter crash. You couldve heard a pin drop. Thousands of people were dead silent in shock. Even in the backwoods and hills of North Carolina and Virginia, people knew his name and his talent. Thanks guys for showing him respect.
I got to give you guys credit for doing this he one of my favorite guitar players of all time he just got it
This is one of my favorite videos to see people react to. Always blows minds!
Hendrix had to go to England to get discovered. He was just a back up player for bands until he went to London in 67. This is Stevie, one hour after being revived by Toronto medical personnel from a cocaine induced coma. It took bags of IV fluids and vitamins to "rouse" him for this show. Hence the extra extra sweat and notes on top of notes.
Tommy Shannon, great bass player. He and Stevie would often have little telepathic conversations on stage.
SRV. The pride of Dallas (Oak Cliff). He was my first live interview on air. Our station was downtown, just a few miles from his house, and he just showed up one Saturday afternoon cuz he thought i sounded nice. We were both shy. Stayed 2 hours. He was one of the kindest souls ever.
The world only ever gets one Stevie Ray, and I'm so grateful that it was in my lifetime.
He had many influences but his greatest single inspiration was probably Albert King. And even though Stevie was technically and more proficient guitarist or perhaps more versatile than Albert, there is footage of he and Stevie jamming on a television program I believe in Canada in the late 80s. And Stevie show the proper respect and didn't try it out playing didn't try to smell them, but rather supported overcame and when it came time for Stevie to solo he did so to the best of his abilities and you know what that means. That alone was more than sufficient to submit Albert King's respect for Stevie has a legitimate movement in his eyes. I'm sure that meant the absolute world to Stevie Ray.?
In Sessions. GreaT DVD of that show.
Been playing guitar for 3 decades and you are spot on. Stevie is THEE GOAT.
Blues guitarists have been playing behind their back as a part of showmanship for a long time. Charley Patton was doing it in the 1920s, and T-Bone Walker (from Texas) was doing it in the 1940s. T-Bone Walker was a very important figure in making Texas Blues a big thing.
Yes! Stevie accounted all of those as influences!
This performance is fucking legendary. Like actually. It looks insane and I’m so glad it was caught on video. But fuck man, to be in the audience. That had to be a surreal experience. I can imagine people being taken aback like “what the fuck are we looking at”
So envious of them all lmao
I 100% agree that Stevie Ray Vaughan is the GOAT. However, he was extremely humble about his talent. I don’t know if he admired himself or not, however, there was dozens of other talented musicians he admired. So yes, you are right. He was very humble.
He impresses so much in this video, and yet in so many other videos he continues to blow minds for doing so many other unbelievable things.
I want to leave a comment but Stevie Ray's Guitar already said all that needed to be said
No need to debate if SRV is blues, he was a legendary bluesman, technical & feel musician. Loved to see your enjoyment of this man’s music, this one is a masterclass!
The Man was STRUCK BY LIGHTNING!!!❤🙏❤ He is the greatest of all time!!!
I can't believe you guys are just getting to this one! Yes, SRV is the best!!
Such a song and artist.... Full approval this side 😉👍😎🔥🔥
SRV was part of a three piece band called Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble. I was lucky enough to see him in St. Paul MN. roughly a month before his crash on Aug. 27th. My second favorite guitarist (Alex Lifeson's) birthday. Also my sister's birthday. weird but true.
SRV is the GOAT!!!
The word genius is banded around far too easily but in this case SRV really was a genius.......R.IP🎸
BB King said in an interview for a tribute to Stevie Ray that he had many ways of not only showing he had talent but had the feel of playing blues .
More SRV!! Every video you watch of him play will be live, and every one will blow your effin mind! My favorite might be SRV playing with Johnny Copeland doing Tin Pan Alley. I never get tired of Stevie. He's absolutely the GOAT with a heart of gold to match. Thanks!
Watching Stevie and Jimi play is like watching the birth of a supernova. It awes me while equally makes me want to cry - both happy and sad. The pure beauty of the moments they're in... I lack proper words. FYI - SRV was a HUGE Hendrix fan. Jimi played behind his back, with his teeth... That's where SRV got it. But SRV gave it his style. I love them both, but I was a Hendrix fan first, Jimi did it all first, and as the saying goes, Jimi might not be your favorite guitar player, but he's for sure your favorite guitar player's favorite. Watch Hendrix at Woodstock and/or at Monterey Pop - The Experience's American debut. Jimi literally lit that performance on fire... AFTER Pete Townshend had just smashed his guitar right before Jimi went on. Look for "Wild Thing". You'll dig it.
Sorry, I hit the thumbs down button by mistake.
Jimi Hendrix is most definitely most guitarist's guitarist! 🤘🏼🎸🤘🏼
Whichever one you see first is gonna be your favorite.
@@norair1010I completely agree. I was exposed to SRV first, and he's still my favorite. But it's impossible for me to fault anyone who prefers Hendrix. The fact is they're the two at the very top of nearly every discussion about the greatest guitarists of all time, and I don't think there's a wrong answer between the two.
He was truly the most humble soul. I remember the day he passed. My heart literally broken and I just sat and cried. The world was so lucky to have him and his AMAZING catalog.
Don't know if it's been mentioned in the comments yet but here it is. Stevie got tapped by David Bowie to play on his upcoming album that was being produced by Nile Rogers. That being said, listen to China Girl, Modern Love or Let's Dance from the album of the same name and you'll hear Stevie before most people not from Texas knew who he was. Bowie wanted him to tour in support of the record as his guitarist and Stevie declined. Depending on whose story you want to believe, there was a falling out between the two over not agreeing on how much money he was offered or the amount he demanded or whatever. But Stevie and Double Trouble were about to release their debut album Texas Flood and decided to tour behind it and hopefully get some recognition outside of their own backyard for a change and, as the saying goes, THE REST IS HISTORY.
The band was called Stevie Ray Vaughn and Double Trouble. Luckily, I got to see him live and in person one time, and it was a mind bending experience. SRV (RIP) was one of THE BEST Guitarists to ever walk the planet, bar none. He is often compared to Jimi Hendrix, but he could hold his own in any situation. And he had that COOL factor going for him as well. A real pro.
my favourite guitarrist of all time
I still regret not going to see him on that particular tour, I can remember thinking that the next time he came around he would be a headliner and that would be a show really worth making an evening of. So, I did not go to see him when he was very close my area, and I really couldn't have made a worse Choice. Rest in peace sir you will remain a Legend
When he put the guitar behind his back,he didn't unplug it. He unhooked his guitar strap,then hooked it back to the guitar. Great reaction
The other guy you want to check out is Jeff Healey - See the Light (night music 1988). He was discovered by SRV. They even played together on stage. The thing about Jeff Healey is he's blind and plays a wicked guitar. And yes, in my opinion SRV is the GOAT
SRV reactions never get old. Thank you for appreciating this one of a kind talent.
Morning fellas! Oh man i just love stevie!! He is smooth sounding on guitar! He is the guitar! My fav songs by him are "life by the drop" and his version of "little wing". Great choice guys!!❤️🤓
Oh dang "life by the drop" just feels like floating in some body of water in July.
This was recorded one month after his debut album was released. He was this good before he became famous. He was 28 at the time.
SRV always said his brother Jimmy was better. See Pipeline live to see them playing together....on one guitar.
SRV has an amazing collection of music! Look for his show from Austin City Limits. Any of the recordings from that will have you floored! He has a bunch of instrumentals also. My personal favorite is "Pacific Palisade". Great video this morning guys! Not a bad way to start my morning with some SRV! Have a great day!
I agree Austin City Limits 1989 is golden. (He was also there in 1983). And my favorite song of his is also Riveria Paradise from Austin City Limits 1989.
@@harrietmiller3982 thank you for correcting me. It is Rivera Paradise! I don't know why I miss named it. But anyways thank you for correcting me.
@@ryanm5909 that song always takes me to Paradise no matter what the name is🎸🎶💙💯. I only corrected for the reactors.... ✌️💙
A true legend lost too soon. Imagine what he could have done if he hadn't died so long ago
Indeed. As well as Duane Allman, Alan Rossington, Steve Gaines. So many geniuses taken far too soon. SRV was on a completely different plane. As is Buckethead.
Wow, I took y’all a minute to get to this. As a TEXAN we are proud to call SRV one of our own. Now the rest of the world finally knows his name. I only saw him live once, but it was a hellva once!
We also get to claim Z Z TOP & PANTERA. We do it right in the Lone Star state.
Forgive me if I have told you this before, but lucky to see him 3 times in concert. First time I saw him was warming up for BOSTON. Had never heard of him , but it was one of those "OMFG, who is this guy??" moments. Last time was with his brother Jimmie's band, the Fabulous Thunderbirds. Between sets, Jimmie sat down with a double neck guitar, Stevie walks up behind him, and each takes one neck of the guitar and play at the same time. There are vids of that here.
Guys, don't forget to give the flowers to the two guys that are makin' your heads bob up and down during this performance. It takes all three of them; Stevie is just the guy that makes your head twist left and right at the critical points in the track, if you know what I mean. This is "Stevie Ray Vaughn and Double Trouble", and he would turn over in his grave to think that his best friends and band mates weren't gettin' the credit they deserve in all these reaction videos. I think that rappers are so up front on their tracks that what's going on in the background may not be as important, but that just ain't the case with blues, during any recent decade. The other artists ARE the sound, as well. IMHO As far as humility, Stevie always said his brother Jimmy was the best guitarist he ever knew. He's good, but watch his vids and you tell me.
The G.O.A.T. Period!!!!
This is what I've always thought blues was. Just like how when you 2 started this metal journey you just thought metal was metal and just screams and grunts. We have opened each other's minds to new music. Smokey was in his elements today.
Great Reaction guys! SRV is still a legend in his hometown of Dallas, Texas. Again , thanks guys.
Best slow guitar blues performance ever recorded -- RIP SRV
I saw him and it's mesmerizing to watch him live and sober so that being said he was also one the most unpretencious legends in the business he didn't think he could even sing....imagine that 😮 I suggest anything you can watch on him because he never left you feeling disappointed and the day he died we not only lost the GOAT of guitar players but a amazing human being 🙏 he was clean and sober when he passed...when I saw him live with BB King his opener!!!Love your reactions guy's😁
Watching Hollywood get out of his seat was so funny lol
Page and SRV is my very favorite guitarist of all time. I still remember exactly where I was when they announced his death. We lost a legend way too early. 😢
Simply the GOAT. EDIT: Listening to what you were saying at the end, how does it make them feel to be the best? I'm sure others have written this in your comments but, SRV was a very humble person. Hearing him talk, you would never know you were speaking to the best that ever was. In fact, speaking of Hendrix, he was also just as humble. Both of them were not only beyond this planet great at their talents, they were also down to earth humble about it.
I was lucky to see Stevie in Denver in 1984, just after his second album came out. We all waited outside for a long time, went in, sat in our seats and Stevie came out and hit the first notes on his guitar and we were on our feet and didn't sit down during the whole thing. The soul connection and vibrations just went right out of him and into you and it is impossible to describe. You said it looked like he was making love to his guitar - I always have this image of Stevie in a hotel room after a gig - and he and the guitar of the evening are in bed, sitting up against the headboard, both smoking cigarettes
I call for Jonny Lang next for blues! Anything is fine but his early stuff from when he was a teen is pretty damn phenomenal! I wholeheartedly believe that Stevie Ray Vaughan lives on through him with his playing & singing! 🤘🏼🎸🤘🏼
Stevie Ray Vaughan played with his soul. Nobody is better than SRV. The Greatest of All time ❤️ this ft worth Texan Loves this man.
June 2023 and Stevie Ray Vaughn is the still the G.O.A.T,
Stevie leaving you speechless is exactly the right reaction. He was the real deal. Always took you for a great ride.
Thanks for the drop! And Love the shirts! Have a great day fellas. Watching now! ✌️ n ❤
One of Stevie's big influences that rarely gets mentioned is Lonnie Mack. There is good videos of them, where Stevie says Lonnie was the best guitarist he played with. They recorded Wham album together. The American Caravan concert is a good one to watch. Lonnie is buried in the same cemetery as my dad. I stop at Lonnie's grave every time I go there. Besides that, he was married to my cousin. Have seen a lot of pics of them together. Never saw Stevie, but did see Lonnie, he came to family reunion one year and played Memphis for us all. If I had only known lol, I was about 10 but still remember it very well.
Stevie never, ever claimed to be the best...he always gave respect to Hendrix, Albert King, Jimmie Vaughan (his brother), Lonnie Mack, and others who inspired him. He said he always believed in doing the best he could, because if it was ever his last show at least he would know he gave it his all. How tragically prophetic that his helicopter crashed into a ski hill in thick fog following his last performance at Alpine Valley in 1990. We lost a true legend & the GOAT of guitar at just 35 years old! So thankful for the legacy of performances like this one.
When i saw that it was this version, I instantly knew Hollywood was gonna lose his shit when Stevie started playing behind his back. You did not disappoint!!
Dammit Hollywood & Smokey.... y'all done been a part of my life of watching videos that I get antsy when I don't see something posted from y'all when I think it should be! 🤣
In all seriousness, Iove the channel and content you cover and I do truly look forward to seeing what you're gonna bring us each day! 💙🙏🏼💙
Lol thanks for this Jangles, lol but you know we release a video every day for the past 2 and half years😂😂😂
@@Hollywood6IX I know but...if that somehow gets outta whack.... I get concerned 🤣
The absolute GOAT. There was nothing SRV couldn’t do with a guitar. You could feel the pain thru the strings.
The man can play. I still watch his videos, and I'm still amazed of his guitar playing every time.
SRV =Blues Guitar .Double Trouble was his band. To be in the audience was magnificent. The Rolling Stones passed on signing him . Imagine
I'm so glad that you finally reacted to SRV s Texas Flood. He was so amazing. Your faces were priceless. Thank you. There's so much more. 🎶🎼🎸
He played on 14 gauge strings !!!! The man was a beast !
Stevie was a humble Texas boy. Grew up in the Oak Cliff district in Dallas.
The house where he grew up is still around and people live there.
He died 10 days after I turned 5. My only regret is not being able to see him live before he passed. I've been to his grave a few times and it's extremely humbling and peaceful. Sadly, it's the closest I'll ever get 🙁
Saw him live here in New Zealand. He was absolutely amazing, I was buzzing for days afterwards.