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Stevie was a friend of mine. I watched him play in many situations. He was a awesome person. Terribly missed by all of his friends 💔
Amen. So very sorry for your loss. I knew him from maybe 1987. We had an instant connection. Our friendship was just beginning really, when he passed. Our last words were love yous. These reaction videos bring me such comfort and joy knowing Stevie is aware of all this love still coming his way. Hugs ❤Donna G
What song and where when SRV broke his guitar string and switched sooooo smooth?
@@maddieme69that was “look at little sister live at Austin city limits”
Stevie's brilliant singing voice is criminally underrated!
I agree 100%!!! But u know...In the beginning, he was a guitar player. He became a singer out of necessity when Lou Ann left the band. Then after picking their jaws off the floor from hearing him play, they dropped again but not before someone exclaimed "He can sing too!?? Then it hit home for Stevie that he might be that entire package that some record promoter or manager was jaw jackin' about a while back. "Hey, I can sing! Ha haaa!" So after his gigs he did a very smart thing. He went to a friend by the name of Angela Strehle a torchy blues specialist herself, to help him hone up his "new found" talent & coach out that natural & suprising but seriously sexy vibrato! And...wait for it.......the rest is history!
in the 80's when punk and hair bands ruled the day, Stevie was playing the blues because he loved it. He had loved it from when he first picked up a guitar. He never sold out when handlers tried to get him to change . They didn't realize how many people would come to love the blues Because of Stevie. So much love and respect for the man.
I'm 86 years old and I've been listening to and loving the blues since I was a teenager. I got introduced to blues listening to Gene Nobles late at night on WLAC in Nashville where I grew up. He played some blues along with boogie. There is something undefinable about SRV, it is as if he is from another realm, no one, and nothing approaches his genius. It is difficult for me to listen to him now because I keep thinking how he was taken away from us. I can't find a way to stop the tears welling up in my eyes every time I listen to hm. Thank you, Stevie for the wonderful gifts you left for us.
Bob
God graced us with SRV for a few short years & then called him Home. When he played, he went to a special place & invited us to go on journey with him! In the words of Eric Clapton "...He was like an open channel & the music just flowed through him...He never seemed to dry up or wonder where was going to go..." Bonnie Raitt " The thing I remember most about Stevie was his PASSION for the Blues...I cut my chops touring with Buddy Guy & heard about this 'kid' who was tearing up the Blues & had to see him...He blew me away & we became good friends!"
Thank you for this wonderful comment.. thought i knew a lot at 41 years old.. if I ever see the day of turning 86 years old i will have a Heineken and think of this comment. Much love from the Netherlands
I hear you, I too am still in mourning. I can't help but wonder what his music would be like today after being sober for this long. I still remember the first time I heard him, it was Pride and Joy while driving through Guthrie OK around 7:00 pm.
Stevie was Texas blues. Dallas Tx
When you hear the version with Johnny Copeland, Stevie sings Tin Pan Alley from an outsider looking in and Johnny sings from an insider perspective. Stevie has several guitars. In one performance, a string broke on his guitar, someone brought him a 2nd guitar and he never missed a beat! The man was the GOAT!
String busting had become his iconic trademark. Heck, watching him break strings, keep on playing, make his cool & casual side look to his guitar tech & never miss a beat or a verse as the fresh one is attached, (by René Martinez another master of his craft!) that alone is jaw dropping entertainment. It also attests to the skill of THE MASTER & in case u didn't know what the crown on his hat was for! I love u SRV, u will always be my mini maestro with a big awesome sound from your heart & a big sweet smile on your face!💙
In some of Stevie's live videos you can see 4 or 5 guitars tuned and ready to go. Stevie broke a lot of strings! RIP Stevie 😢🙏 you are the blues 🐐!🔥❤️✌️
The absolute most emotion that I’ve seen SRV display is in his performance of “leave my girl alone” live at Austin city limits 1989. Not only does his guitar evoke such attitude, but his vocals do just as much. It’s a must watch
I've always said that if you want to hear an ANGRY guitar, listen to the exact one you mentioned here. 👍
YES,YES,YES!!!!!!!!
Top 4 or 5 of Stevie's on TH-cam!
Have to react to the version with Johnny Copeland!!!
His song "Ain't Gonna Give Up On Love" Live at the Capital Theatre is the best example of his vocals....& the solo is a face-melt.
No pyro or great 'tricks'....just straight grown-folks blues.
SRV is on another whole level, his beautiful music was taken from all of us way too soon!!!!!!
What's crazy is SRV didn't want to sing. Before Double Trouble, there was Triple Threat that included female vocalist Lou Ann Barton. She quit and everybody said, "who are we going to get to replace her"? SRV stepped up to the mic and the rest as they say, is history.
incredible. Like Jimi who thought he couldn’t sing and did his vocal recordings behind a screen. He’s so good. So expressive. And knows exactly how to sing to his playing, which is a real skill by itself. Does not get credit enough for being an A+ vocalist along with obvious all world guitar talent.
Aaawwwhhhh!!!! As GREAT as this is, you are truly missing out by not watching SRV do this same song with Johnny Copeland. That version even exceeds this one.
You mean the one where Johnny can't remember the song and totally blows it? 😆
@@scotttrainer9704 yes!!! That one😂
Yep - that one is beyond belief
You’re right, that is THE one.
Even if you don’t react to it. Do watch the one with Johnny. It’s on another level. 🥰💯🔥🔥
Stevie Ray is pure magic🤩🤩🤩
Someone suggested that this is a Mississippi blues. For the record, Tin Pan Alley was a real place in New York City on 28th Street. The block between 5th and 6th Bas housed a collection of songwriters that pumped out much of the popular music that dominated the scenes of the late 1800s through the 1920s or so. This song was written by Bob Geddins and recorded by Jimmy Wilson during the early 50s. Geddins and Wilson were both West Coast bluesman out of San Francisco, though Geddins was from Texas and Wilson from New Orleans, originally. Now y'all know. God bless SRV, and everyone here helping keep the music alive
Dang autoforkup. "5th and 6th Avenues"
It is amazing that people with this much natural talent exist. Just mind blowing.
My dude, I am a better human being because of the genius of SRV. Bless you for this. 🎸🔥
Oh I really wished you had did the one with his friend Johnny Copland .
You get chills just listening to the intro of this song. It's so much better live than the recorded version. Saw Stevie Ray live and it's absolutely the biggest thrill I ever will have watching a man play the blues. Huge fan. I felt that reaction because I felt the same. Chills up my spine when he sings this song.
I saw him in a bar in Georgetown in 1982 and saw him every time he was in the DC area. My favorite guitarist
You need to watch Stevie Ray Vaughn and Albert King in session. It is about an hour and a half long but it is a great interview giving some insight to the beginning of Steve's career.
Also please check out his sound check video. The raw talent is on full display.
SRV ~ 🎸🐐 THE goat of all goats
**Leave My Girl Alone at Austin City Limits 1989**
Now listen to the version with SRV and Johnny Copeland. ❤ I love your reactions by the way
His voice is Blues Perfection. He was the chosen one to to be the heart and soul of the blues. A Magical soul. Love him.
Stevie Ray Vaughan owned a lot of guitars. The guitar he is playing here is a Hamiltone Lurktamer Stratocaster, a custom Stratocaster-style guitar made for especially for Stevie. The old beat-up looking guitar he frequently played is a 1962/63 Fender Stratocaster affectionately called "Number One".
'NUMBER 1' was there too. He's just playing this one right now! Stevie has a few guitars that travel with him & he cycles through them as needed when he plays depending on situations, broken strings in the middle of performing, etc!
I know it's a bit of a shock not seeing 'NUMBER 1' up front & center but this clip is taken from well into this concert💜!
Stevie had a collection of thirty (known) guitars, including a couple 6 string basses and one Steel Guitar, which he prized the most, because it was rumored to have been owned by Blind Boy Fuller.
THIRTY !!! That’s insane!
I’m a 55 yo Texan and I freakin love the blues. And I have loved Stevie Ray a lonnng time
Life Without You is one of his best.
1985... the year i graduated. The best music ever
Do some research on SRV. You'll be blown away! He's self taught and couldn't read music... AMAZING! Theres a " warm-up" video that you can watch that puts other musicians full concerts to shame. Check out the strings he uses on his guitars...they're heavy duty, thick gauge and he still breaks them....He was an amazing artist! The GOAT! RIP, Stevie. 🙏
“leave my girl alone” live at Austin city limits 1989
I was backstage at the Armadillo World Headquarters when he got Tommy Shannon to quit playing with Johnny Winter and come play with him. I will never forget the look on his other bassist Jackie Newhouse when he realized he wasn't playing with Stevie anymore. Both bassist ended up back on 6th St playing again. Still my friends
He uses several guitars I know he has a solid white one and a red one too. Watch him make the guitar switch in" life without you" capitol theater 1985
Check out the version he sings with Johnny Copeland, it's incredible!! Also, I absolutely loved your reaction! I feel the same way, lol.
THE GOAT OF GOATS! PERIOD! 😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Seeing him play a song live is like watching Michelangelo painting in real time
Bro, I love your enthusiasm and desire to hear more of Stevie Ray's voice. Lou Ann Barton was his original singer until he was finally convinced that people also wanted to hear him sing... and dang it, he can SING!!&! 😎
That was a mild performance of that song for him there is versions with guitar solos that will blow your mind
Got to throw my hat in & say you HAVE to react to the version w/Johnny Copeland! Stevie’s always great but that version is a MASTERPIECE of a performance & you shouldn’t miss it.
Thanks for showing srv again he is the Best ever.
His best vocal imo. Not fair to be a top 5 GOAT guitarist and also be a killer blues vocalist.
when he plays straight blues im in a trance
Life without you live in New Jersey is an absolute must your mind will be blown! RIP SRV
Stevie has another guitar that is white that was built by his friend Charlie who passed away and he wrote the most beautiful song to him called "Life without you."
You've got to listen to his soft beautiful voice. 💔 RIP SRV🎸
Every performance by the greatest of them all is an EVENT.... None the same.... ALL UNIQUE! Just like The Man himself! It's so incredible ALL the people who do reviews have so much love for him.... How could you not??? He literally puts you right there with him at that very moment.... He's 1 of 1 ever made.... PERIOD!
1st go back and listen to Tin pan alley with Johnny Copland, then go watch life without you capitol theater NJ 1985 . I was raised up on SRV and the delta blues.
I agree with you 150%!! Years ago, when I first heard SRV, his voice floored me, not to mention his guitar. He was just the top of the heap for me. No one else is as bad as SRV, and I don't see that ever changing. Anything else you do of him is fine with me! But I love his live performance of "Life Without You" !
And "the sky is crying ". Love SRV
Thanks again for reminding us SRV can sing. We who have been fans since the 80's didn't know he could sing. Thank God for you.
It's fantastic seeing someone who really gets his talent. I'm gonna assume you never got to see him live. Gotta tell ya, it was the most powerful performances I've ever seen from any musician. The guy would steamroll the entire venue with emotion.
If you check his wiki, there's a list of all his guitars and equipment.
Supernatural Stevie.
It's because it hits your soul ❤✌
Thank you for being so excited about SRV. We love you for it.
"Life Without You" live at Capitol theater is my favorite SRV performance. Pay attention to the guitar there, lol.
Also, Tin Pan Alley with Johnny Copeland is incredible.
I've actually did a couple shows with Stevie Ray Vaughan stagehand the best one was October 1985 Capital Theater Passaic New Jersey unbelievable concert got to meet him shake his hand sat through sound check what are human being I miss him a lot
This might be Mississippi blues but Stevie is all Texas.
You'll love SRV singing Dirty Pool at Montreux '82. My favorite!
About the guitars: he uses almost only Fender Strats through his whole career with very few exceptions, the one you saw in the Austin City Limits (Voodoo, Mary Had..) performances is called "number 1", is a '63 strat he's purchased in 1975, and has been the main guitar he played throughout his career, as you can see from the its conditions. The one in this video is a guitar no other than Billy Gibbons gifted him as an omage, in '84, but from '87 he hardy ever use it live. You can find almost all about his gears as it is well documented from various pages, and as the legend that surrounds him, his gears and instruments are almost a cult to know all about, as in many other cases, between guitarist.
Have a nice one there mate, keep it up! :)
Stevie has many guitars at every concert, as most musicians do. That one was made by a friend of his that had died. The song Life without You was written in his memory.
Most guitarist have a rack of guitars at the ready when performing.
While it's true he couldn't read music, his big brother Jimmy is a guitar player so it would be kinda silly to think that his brother didn't teach him the basics of music and playing.
Sweet man 🎉Stevie has so many guitars. He can choose anyone. He wants any time at all. Love your show. Love your channel. Love you too. Rock on and Rock hard🤘✌️
Anither great reaction! You should check out: couldn't stand the weather from the same concert in capitol theatre!
Watching you react is as much fun as reliving his performances.
Just rewatched the Montreux documentary. You will definitely be glad you watched it. Both of them. The second one has the guys talking about how they heard about his helicopter crash. Heartbreaking.
The beat up one is Number One. I think this one was called the Main. White is Charly named after the guy he bought guitars from. Charly died of a heart attack. Lenny was bought by his wife and her friends for him for a birthday. He composed the song Lenny. He had Red, Yellow, Butter, and a plethora of others.
Yes, this is The Main, a beautiful custom guitar made especially for Stevie. 🎸
Stevie actually had several guitars. The one you are most familiar with is called "Number 1" and is his main bitch. He does use others for specific songs though. He had a guitar called Lenny that his wife gave to him that he used to play the song also named after her. The guitar in this video was given to him by Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top.
SRV was one of those people that were meant to be heard onstage. Yes his studio albums were nothing short of epic . But onstage is where he really would shine . Keep watching the onstage stuff... many times better than the studio stuff !!
I think so too. His voice is smooth and gritty.
I get it bro I was there you got to even do the sound check there's a video out there it's called sound check Stevie Ray Vaughan check that one out enjoy the journey man he is the best
You need to check out Jeff Healey also. He was a blind guitarist /singer. Played the guitar flat on his lap. He did play with Stevie. Check out little sister with Stevie Ray Vaughn and Jeff Healey. It's amazing!!!
I love your reactions! That's exactly how I feel!
Loved that reaction.
I've watched him play in the studio, in the bars. At the Armadillo World Headquarters at the Roam Inn on Blue Monday Soap Creek Saloon. Late night he would come by my place for shelter from the storm 🤠💕
I fell in love with his voice when I first heard him just talking in an interview around 84. Then I listened to his music. Hooked ever since ❤
Hard to explain that magic he had from his shy, sweet personality, love for everyone he met, looks (little hubba hubba hottie!) to his natural talent & in between that evokes such emotion in all of us true fans to AND that he's educating millennials & youngins about American blues history which was something he was very passionate about.
He had a few guitars. SRV being his main, replaced the neck a few times. At shows he would play so hard he broke strings & would do guitar changes mid song without skipping a beat. At least 2 shows I attended he had a rack of guitars and would play a song while being handed all the guitars off the rack going from one to the next playing smoothe and steady. I miss him so much.
That's "Hamiltone" he's using in this video. This looks like after he changed the amber colored knobs. There's a whole list of his different guitars he used. There's a whole page dedicated to them. It's a beautiful thing.
You should have seen him live...he was AMAZING the 5 times I saw him in ATL. Watch Tin Pan Alley with Johnny Copeland...whoa
Really enjoyed your reaction again. I agree with you that many overlook Stevie's voice because he is so good with a guitar. He had a great voice.
You should always watch Stevie live or you'll miss out on so much..I too agree with the others that you have to watch the version with Johnny Copeland...can you please add to the list : Ain't Gon Give Up On Love and Change It..both live from Capitol Theatre? 💞✌️🙏
I read in one of his books that he said...I'm a guitar player that has to sing...he was not comfortable with singing in the beginning
That style of blues is In many of us😌
Some SRV facts:
He was what we would call a child prodigy. He was playing very difficult pieces of music by the time he was 13 years old, such as covering some Chet Atkins songs. The blues was sorta considered a way of life back then, which meant drinking at dive bars and playing blues through and through to be the quintessential "Blues Man". this led him to becoming an alcoholic in his life and finding cocaine. He became such an addict that he would dissolve an 8-ball of coke in his morning whisky as a pick-me-up every day. He almost died from his partying. This event would lead him to turn his life around and become sober before he died in a helicopter crash. As I understand it, He swapped places with Eric Clapton to get onto the helicopter. A rookie pilot in a foggy night flew it directly into a hillside. The saddest day in music history in my opinion.
He was beyond being amazing at the guitar. he was a pure conduit for his soul to express itself when playing the guitar.
check out Lenny, and Rivera Paradise by him.
His best old, beat up guitar he calls, "The One".😢
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Definitely check out full version "Tin Pan Alley Live with Jonny Copeland"...doesn't cut short like this one.
For a long time I thought he was saying “living for the whiskeyology” which imo is a killer line. It’s actually “whiskey wine and gin” which is good too. 😂
He brought 13 guitar's with em every gig. His fav was #1. He loved Charlie his second fav. Hes playin' Lenny right now.
Hey MMB! U need to Watch SRV's unplugged acoustic performance on Mtv. He sets fire to, tears up & shreds a 12 string concert guitar!
I've been waiting for this moment. Brother the funny thing is I think I know how this reaction will be perfectly after I watch, I will comment again . God bless ,you the best my brother!
If you want to hear more of SRV sing, check out his song " life by the drop "
life without you at the capital theater is one of stevies best performances
He had a bunch of guitars But you can bet he had the one that had SRV on it
he is top 5 all-time to me
One of my favs is Life without you xx Live performance, pls try react to that one x when he engages the crowd and is so humble and appears to be just an incredible human
Watch him sing 'Crossfire' live if you wanna see him vocalize!
The beat up #1 is a Fender Stratocaster. That is a Hamiltone that was given to him by Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top.
The SRV on his guitar is prism stickers. The different guitars are used for different songs.
Watch this song where he shares the stage with johnny copeland!!! They also do little sister together, an absolute must watch!!!
You gotta see this song live in tokyo
The one your talking about is named Lenny after his ex-wife and friends bought for his birthday when he couldn't afford to buy it. He had many guitars 🎸 and would charge depending on the sound he wanted. Sometimes even charge mid show if he felt the sound wasn't right or for a broken string which he did in Look Little Sister.
You should check this one out with him and Johnny Copeland doing this tune! 😎👍
He is Texas blues!
Magical