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Watched your reaction 5 fucking times! Fantastic!!!!!
He switched guitars because he broke a string but you never saw it because he kept on playing avoiding the high E. Playing backwards, in a tux, live, that is skill definitely the GOAT.
RIP Stevie Ray....no telling where he would be if he were still alive. The man was incredible.
Jimmy was the reason Stevie Ray played it I remember correctly Stevie was a teenage phenom.
I think of him daily....and I hurt daily that he is not still with us!!.........
The world definitely lost a great guitar player and blues man
He is now in heaven teaching GOD how to play the blues
Saddest I've ever been over the loss of any musician. I was looking forward to a lifetime of amazing blues from the man.
You just watched the most talented, amazing guitarist that EVER lived, congrats! I’m 60 years old and nothing makes me happier than watching the younger generation appreciate SRV and keeping his music alive! Got to see Stevie in Jacksonville Fl. 1976 and I’ll never forget it. Stevie was the whitest black blues man that ever lived!! He switched guitars because he broke his strings, that was his brother Jimmy with the white guitar playing while he switched. Stevie usually played with 13 gauge strings, sometimes even 17. He used to glue his Calluses back on his finger tips so he could continue to play.
This is true but I read in the book Texas Flood that not to long before he passed he dropped down to either 10’s or 11’s and one of his friends asked him why and his response was cute he said since he got off of drugs he could finally feel his fingers .
30 year Anniversary for SRV. RIP Stevie.
Please, please, please do yourself and Favour and watch the Texas Flood version at the El Macombo.
Look at little sister. Insane. And Little Wing at the El Macombo. And yes as someone else mentioned.
Ain’t gonna give up on love. And Life without you. Shows why we love Stevie. It’s a journey and an experience that you enjoy and be blown away with. 100% the G.O.A.T for me. Enjoy.
He was the best man. Cant nobody else alive play like he did.
I had the extreme honor and pleasure to see him twice. Both in small venues. I have to say I was standing right next to heaven. He was the best blues man on the planet. I cried for two years after he passed so tragically. Still crying today. We lost a true master. R.I.P. Stevie. Jimmy Vaughn(His brother is not bad either),
Stevie is singing this today, to victims of Hurricane Laura: feeling the pain in his Texas and neighbor Louisiana. RIP blues man 🕊🌸😎🎸
🤠Thank you for thinking of us, Shirley. We're ok here in Galveston, but Lake Charles, Port Arthur, SW Louisiana, SE Texas, etc... needs everyone's thoughts and prayers. 🙏🎸🎸🎸
John English Best to everyone 🕊😎
@@shirleymuhleisen683 💕💕💕
Texas❤SRV - Sending prayers out to our cajun neighbors.
@@louiemiller6469 🤠We truly love you. Thank you. When the new's trucks are gone, there's still work to be done!!! God bless the Gulf Coast!!! Thank you for remembering us!!! 👍
30 years ago today he was taken away from us no telling where he would have been if he lived.
Probably would've evolved into a great jazz guitarist.
It would have been sick and out of this world. Something like a new musical experience
addictedtodrums you didn’t know how much Stevie loves the blues I think he would still doing the blues and producing new artists that want to do the blues who knows he may have discovered Johnny Lang when he started out .
Man I'm getting old...:(
Damm cancer took him
What a sad day 30 years ago today… I know right where I was when I heard the news on the radio that he was dead! What an amazing talent he was, RIP to Stevie and is family…The true masterful musician we lost too soon!
💗 💖 💘 💝 💟... 💔
John Stevens I remember where I was too. I was in my kitchen making dinner in Milwaukee. He was on his way to Alpine Valley outside of Milwaukee. Such a shock and a very sad day.
I was in my kitchen in Milwaukee when I heard too. I was also at Alpine Valley that following weekend for a concert. We played his tunes in the parking lot. Tears were shed. A great loss.
I was at work installing a ceramic floor when I heard the news. I stood up dropped my trowel and told my boss I'm going home. I had just recently seen him at the Starlite Bowl in San Diego
I was getting ready to buy me ticket to get to see him for the third time when I heard he was killed. RIP....John Mayer can suck a fat one. SRV!!! BABY...
The guy in the gold jacket is Stevie's older brother Jimmie: another badass Bluesman who was actually Stevie's favourite guitarist.
He was Stevie’s main inspiration to want to play the guitar
String broke...he always had quite a few spare lol
Eyes closed n away he goes ...to another place...the GOAT! 💞 RIP Stevie x
No one sounds like Stevie Ray ;)
And never will they can try and play the cords but that is all they can do .
Closest I’ve heard is Tommy Katona.
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And Stevie used guitar strings so thick no one else could even attempt to play them & still he broke them regularly.
The only reason he switched guitars was because he broke a string on the first one
Brudude 917 Smoothest guitar switch ever! ❤️
its so hard to play behind your back because it is impossible to get leverage. SRV popped a string because his fingers have more leverage than the average persons arm
@@kathleenkarsten5739 He's got lots of amazing switches because his aggressive style broke strings all the time, despite using monster-sized strings.
This one is probably the smoothest and most well-known:
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@@PhilB61 SRV also super glued his fingertips after shows to stop them from bleeding
@@PhilB61 Yep and he used the heaviest strings possible! JJ
SRV ~ 🎸🐐
Other absolute MUST-SEE SRV vids:
1) Texas Flood at El Macambo
2) Life Without You at Capitol Theater
3) Voodoo Child at Starwood Theater in Nashville
4) Tightrope at Austin City Limits 1989
5) Leave My Girl Alone at Austin City Limits 1989
Jack Scott
... The entire Live at Montreaux 1985 show.
You can get the 82 & 85 dvd's on amazon for like 12 bucks.
He did a vid with Albert King and it is spectacular!
Testtif live at the el macombo was unreal
I'm 65 and listed and seen live MANY of the best lead guitar in my life, and there was NO ONE better than SRV!! PERIOD. He was/is still the GOAT.
I've been watching his performances on TH-cam for years and to this day I just shake my head in wonder every time. What a tragic loss.
I was so fortunate as to see him live two weeks before he passed away and I'll say it's the one concert I'll never forget as long as I live and I'm now 65 years old...:)
He IS THE G.O.A.T! No other human could be that talented, it's just not possible, SRV's a different class to ALL, past and present...RIP Brother x
Man, Stevie Ray is off the charts talented and his soul runs deep.
Stevie Ray Vaughan was a Texas Blues/Delta blues musician who did some rock and a little Crossover with country. Stevie Ray was absolutely a Blues God!
There's a video of Stevie Ray called Sound Check. You haven' seen anything till you see him wake up and play this.
Stevie Ray is the GOAT. One of the greatest to ever pick up the guitar. I met Stevie Ray and his brother Jimmy back in 1978 at his house in South Oak Cliff. Another friend of mine went to school with them and took me with him when he went to their house. We sat in their garage and listen to Stevie practice on his guitar and I was blown away. For me it was something special and this was before anyone had ever heard of him. Great day.
But I would like to introduce you to two other guitarists who go far back that no one is showing on their reaction channels that just breaks my heart that they do not receive the recognition they deserve. These two gentlemen are masters of their instruments and I want someone, and I am hoping that's you, will take the time and put their music up on their channel. I think you just might be the one to do it. I have put these suggestions up to the channels Alex & Andy, Weboo Reacts, India Reacts, Jamal aka Jamel, Modern Renaissance Man, No Life Shaq, Lost In Vegas, King KTF, Mr Video, etc,,,,,,,,,,,,,, but have got no one to do them. I am on fixed income and can't afford to pay these people to try and get them to to do this. So if your the same way I guess I a screwed and so is these two artists and they are never going to get the recognition they really deserve. They will blow you away with their talent and their bad ass guitar playing. These songs are H-Bombers forget bangers.
The first guitarist that I am talking about is WALTER TROUT. He is among the world's most formidable blues guitarists. His high-profile stints with Canned Heat and John Mayall's Bluesbreakers in the 1980s resulted from a decade of backing blues and R&B performers including Joe Tex, Percy Mayfield, Big Mama Thornton, Lowell Fulsom, and John Lee Hooker.
Walter then went out on his own and has created and produced 27 albums under his name. I am goint to give you a link here for the song I would like to see as his introduction to the reaction world. It is an old Freddie King's song called 'Dust My Broom' that he is performing live at the Paradiso Theater in Amsterdam. Here is the link to the TH-cam video,
th-cam.com/video/Ztf_VBhcL7c/w-d-xo.html .
The second guitarist I am talking about is FRANK MARINO. Frank's band is Mahogany Rush. He was born in Canada in 1954. He began playing guitar at the age of 13 after having played drums for three years. Very soon after changing instruments, Marino had formed his band Mahogany Rush. By 1971, three years later, the group had developed quite a following. At the age of 17, his first album, MAXOOM, was released and the group quickly started generating a larger and larger following and more albums. In all, by the year 2001, Marino had released 11 albums with Mahogany Rush. He also did two solo albums, 1986's Full Circle, and From the Hip, which came out in 1991. Adding to his credits are also appearances on recordings by April Wine and Brian Lee. He is one of the greatest Guitarists around.
The song I would like to see as his introduction to the reaction world is his rendition of Chuck Berry's 'Johnny Be Good'. It is A live version from the Midnight Special. Here is the link to the TH-cam video,
th-cam.com/video/zw_MEs0xOAg/w-d-xo.html
For additional guitar magic this second link is the same song but from a concert at the Bromont. The video is low quality but the sound is good. But it shows a longer version and Frank really goes off at this concert.
th-cam.com/video/kZzhQXG7OfY/w-d-xo.html
Now one thing to think about is that if you do these you will be the NUMBER ONE person to react to them and everyone will be chasing you as the leader on these two guitarist. You know how everyone does the same artists and songs when a new good reaction video comes out by one of y'all.
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Rowdycat2
I can't get enough of watching people have their first SRV experience! Welcome to his world, brother! You'll never be the same again.
Try his wake up " srv sound check"
He literally is waking up ..yawns...picks a boog...and totally owns it ....in a freakn sound check.
Nothing beats a first reaction to a live S.R.V. video, he makes that guitar talk to you like no one else could.
R.I.P. STEVIE
You're right - he's one with his guitar. He never studied music, taught himself to play, and can't read music. Yet he's f'ing amazing!
He broke a string which is why he switched guitars.
Love watching your smile when you see & hear him! You just gained a new subscriber 😁
Dude, we're 6 mins in, and I truly appreciate the look on your face. And amazing is still coming. These is deliberate, high skill, weeping blues, at it's best. "Gods clouds are rolling.....
The guitar is like an extension to his mind body and soul. Can play with his eyes closed. Truly the greatest guitarist I have ever witnessed. A lot of legend guitarists feel the same way. RIP SRV
Thanks for not interrupting the good music! Blues guitarists greats include Joe Bonamassa and Beth Hart live at the Beacon Theatre playing "I'll Take Care of You." Blues guitar at it's very best. Then for a really wild blues guitar ride listen to Roy Buchanan play "Roy's Bluz.
This is candy for you, isn't it?
You're a blues man. And this reaction just won a subscription. Yeah, Stevie popped a couple of those thick strings he plays with and had to switch out guitars.
God, what an incredible talent!!!
Clapton once asked how he was supposed to follow that!
Enjoyed your reaction, man. And, this was a great performance, Stevie never disappointed. With that said, though, the version of Texas Flood he did on the El Mocambo concert video has to be one of the very greatest blues guitar performances ever caught on tape. Damn near sets the stage on fire, it's so intense.
Nobody on ANY instrument ever was as pure a conduit as Stevie was on the guitar, every single note and emotion just ran through him and through his fingers and through the guitar, he could play anything without any hesitation, very very few players have ever been as natural at it as him.
Stevie IS the GOAT! Saw him 4th row center one night...brought us to tears, it was so beautiful💙
"One with his guitar" I like watching these reaction videos with Stevie. I remember my ears making that face the first time I heard him.
Thank you for doing a reaction of Stevie on this day it don’t matter what video you react to I don’t think there is a bad one
30 years ago today, we lost him. Such a beautiful spirit and soul. Check out “Voodoo Chile” from Austin, 1989, and “ Tin Pan Alley “ with Johnny Copeland. Thanks for the reaction!
❤️Donna G
As the soul pours out of him he leaves another smoldering hole in the stage where he stood.
One of the best guitar shredders ever!
His mouth is moving and he speaks "guitar", fluently.
Albert King and SRV in session
"Don't Lie To Me"
AK: You're pretty good, but you're gonna be better
SRV: Okay
Saw Albert King the first time on my 16th birthday at Rocksfellers in Houston. Albert Collins was playing him. Shared my table with the great Trudy Lynn and Billy Gibbons. That was the night that blues became life for me. My coke dealing dad failed me a lot,,,but not on this night. ♥️
Yeah and at the end of that song it you listen closely you will hear Stevie say and I won’t
I never get tired of Stevie Ray reactions. He was a true talent. His main inspiration was Albert King before him. You can really hear it when you listen to Albert play.
I love watching young people discover Stevie Ray. I miss him.
Saw him in Williamsburg Va in 1985. Best concert I ever saw. What a loss for the blues world in 87
I've never seen ANYONE play the guitar with SRV like passion. A true star 1 in trillions and trillions.
My favorite version is Texas Flood live at the El MaCombo. you absolutely must listen to VooDoo Child live from Austin Texas. He broke a string is why he switched guitars.
Stevie the best that ever was or will be Rest In Peace my man
HES THE BEST WHO COPIED JIMI HENDRIX
Stevie Ray Vaughn played with so much emotion just watch his face as he plays. One of the greatest guitar gods ever!
You definitely need to check out his Version of Voodoo Child from Nashville. Also Kenny Wayne Shepherd is a modern day blues artist heavily influenced by SRV. His version of VoodooChild from the blues cruise, or heat of the sun, or while we cry are definitely all worth a watch. Kenny has been touring with SRVs drummer for years, which says something.
If you look at some other SRV reaction videos, on more than one song, he bends down like he is quickly adjusting a pedal with his hand, but he is retrieving the pick that he accidentally dropped mid song (doesn't miss a note of course).
I love watching first-timers just be totally mesmerized by the force of nature that is Stevie Ray. Admit it, you were speechless there for a minute when he lit up his first solo. But talking to his rig, that's pure SRV. A few other greats do it too. One of my favorites is Oscar Peterson, jazz pianist. He's also famous for talking to his piano. It's a different kind of music, old-old-school nightclub jazz, but it's free to check out and you might like seeing one of the greatest piano players ever.
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By far the greatest blues guitarist to ever walk the earth!
It is difficult not to get entranced watching him play!!!
When Stevie died Time Magazine had a cover of just his guitar. His SRV guitar leaning on a stool ( Bar stool ) And yes i seen him live in Bolder Colorado, on his Soul to Soul tour.
SRV is a LEGEND. Inspired SO many guitarists and musicians
One of the greatest blues guitarists/artists EVER
If you like this check out ain’t gonna give up on love or life without you love at the Capital Theater or Check out another version of Texas Flood live at El Macombo it is a longer version or Little Wing at El Macombo either one I promise you will like them
Thirty years have passed, but the music lives on. Lucky to have seen him live. No other better. Thanks for your recap. Love that reaction, because that was me when I first heard him.
tank you to remember the dude who introduce me to real blues 40 years ago at my high school blues is the best thing on that planet
R.I.P. Stevie Ray Vaughan..Buddy Guy..B.B.King..Alberto King..Bobby Bland even John Lee Hooker had this GUITARIST play with them..a true Blues Artist..
It's sad that I'm one year older than Stevie Ray and the first time I heard him was when when I was 68 just this year!! My whole life there was something that I missed out on! I could have watched him live and didn't get the chance!! With out a doubt the greatest guitar player of all time!!
SRV is SRV . ☠ I saw him in the early 1980's when the Texas Flood record was new , in Boston , at the Channel club . Bass , guitar , drums , Fender Twin Reverb on a folding chair , Ibanez Tube Screamer , Cry Baby Wah-Wah , and a Strat . He played the first record , Hendrix tunes , and old blues standards , and burned the jernt down . I am fortunate to have been there . ⚒🙏
Anything at El Macombo is seriously required viewing. Probably, well in my humble opinion, the best blues to ever be captured on film.
Great reaction by the way.
Thanks and good luck.
Good genuine reaction. Unlike alot if reactors on YT, you're one of the few that actually listen to the music. Good thing going here 🤘
One of the greatest guitarist to ever grace this earth.
Saw him concert decades ago.before he was killed. The audience was just slack-jawed in amazement at this man's talent. Geez... the greatest.
You are exactly right, he feels the music thru his entire body. The best ever.
Young man, I wish you could've seen SRV live. I mean, it was just life-changing. Keep up the good work.
Little Sister..in Austin Texas…you’ll LOVE it too !!!! SRV FOREVER ❤️
He has so many of Favorites. Life without you is really good.
I always knew he was a guitar wizard, but he could SANG, too! Wow.
You have to watch the Texas Flood version live at El Macambo!! Each one is different...always watch Stevie live and dont close your eyes lol..also Aint Gon Give Up On Love and Life Without You both live at The Capitol Theatre🙏🙏..if you're doing Stevie im subscribing💞💞💞💞💞🎶🎶
Y'all are too funny. All these young folks watching SRV. I saw him 5 times LIVE before he passed. And yes, he was freaking amazing....
Stevie was a bad, bad man... I enjoyed your reaction to hearing this legend doing his thing!
After every concert, every guitar he used was given a pregnancy test. All came back positive ;-)
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I had to out for a smoke after this performance & I quit 30 years ago!
Hahaha that's great
He played like that, and you never noticed he broke a string! Thank God his brother, Mr Gold Jacket, came in with the save! ❤️❤️❤️
Stevie’s music is called Texas Blues. I remember seeing Stevie Ray OPEN for Huey Lewis and the News 🤣. That was when he was just breaking onto the seen in 1983... Maybe ‘84... when he played, everybody got chill laying back on their blankets and drinking beer, just tapping their feet and taking it in. Damn he was awesome!
RIP SRV. The greatest of all time, for sure.
AC/ DC Let there be rock - one of the best guitar solo on the live session🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
If you like the blues check out Johnny and Edgar Winter “Tobacco Road”.
Check out It's My Own Fault Johnny Winter And..rick Derringer is cooking as well!!! The live album is a must!
" No disrespect, not even in the same galaxy as brother S.R.V.🤣💯💥✌💪🙏
💗 💖 💘 💝 💟... Loved your reaction!!
I worked a couple of his shows before he passed and he was a very nice person, and humble, and was hard on himself thinking his playing was never quite good enough, so worked hard to keep improving until his dying day.
Brother, Stevie took us to school & church all at the same time. I've been listening to Stevie since 86. I was lucky enough to see him around 87 or 88. He was that good. I'll never forget it. I loved your reaction. I love seeing people listen to SRV for the 1st time because I remember that feeling. Just cool to see.
Definitely the GOAT! I can’t even play normally as well as he does behind his back, and I’ve been playing for years.
If you like blues try Joe Bonamassa and Beth Hart. Two great videos of them together. One is “I’ll take Care of You” live at Beacon Street and an Etta James tune “I’d Rather Go Blind” live in Amsterdam. Joe opened for B.B. King when he was 12 years old.
Also, Led Zeppelin does a number of blues songs in a rock/blues style. “When the Levee Breaks”, “Dazed and Confused”, The Lemon Song”, Whole Lotta Love” to name a few.
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Bonamassa never gets off like SRV did. I've seen them both.
this dude is by far the smartest of all the reactions. his mouth is moving but hes not saying anything so hes one with the guitar
🤣 doesn’t take a rocket scientist
I have loved him since I was in high school in the 80"s. It's nice to see people loving him now. I still remember the day he died. I will never stop loving SRV.
There's a reason Stevie Ray Vaughan is in the blues hall of fame, he played with the best of them Albert King was Stevie Ray's godfather, Eric Clapton said when he was playing a show Stevie Ray was on first and said " you expect me to go on after that?" He played with B.B. King, Johnny Copeland, Stevie Ray said when he was practicing with Double Trouble Stevie Wonder came in and started jammin with them and they did Superstition together. He played behind his head and his back, teeth, his guitar backwards, one handed, no hands by moving the guitar up and down, broken string, switch guitar in the middle of a solo and even used his elbow. Name one guitarist who can do all that, THE GOAT OF ALL GOATS.
Imo Stevie was the greatest guitar player ever to strap on a stratocaster.
There are many greats and many styles, but that man just tore it up!
“Oh, ah. No he didn’t.. I wasn’t ready for that.” made this golden.
Best guitarist I have ever heard. And gotta love Texas blues!
HELL YEAH!!! LOVE THIS GUY. MY CHILDREN AND GRANDKIDS GREW UP WITH THIS!!!!!!!!
Stevie Ray Vaughan simply the greatest guitarists of all time
🤠Checking in from Galveston, Texas. We are ok, but as Shirley said, our neighbors in Lake Charles, Port Arthur, etc... need your thoughts and prayers🙏. It really was a "Texas/Louisiana Flood" to commemorate the 30th anniversary of Stevie's passing. God bless SRV! 🎸🎸🎸
This was one of his tamer performances of this song, it's actually a lot better in other shows he did
My favorite SRV song I accidentally found...for real..I bought a 3 disc best of it was the last song. Just happened to let it play and came in and heard Life by the Drop...changed my life
“Man I had to keep my composure!” - No Tats 2020. LMFAO!
Listen to pride and joy bro. Stevie was my biggest mentor growing up, he was bad 😂 god rest his soul!
What do you me where he would have been had he didn't die. He was the greatest when he died ,and still is the greatest after. He is still influencing guitar players to this day. The G.O.A.T.🥰👍🍻😎💯💫💥✌💪🙏
Thanks for doing this video.
SRV is brilliant...and it is indeed like the guitar is a part of him! 💋