Stevie Ray Vaughan - Voodoo Child (Slight Return) (from Live at the El Mocambo)
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- Music video by Stevie Ray Vaughan performing Voodoo Child (Slight Return). © 1991 Epic Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment
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If you are going to cover one of the greatest guitar players of all time, you better be one of the greatest guitar players of all time!
Stevie was better!
Jake's right, as much as I love Jimmi Stevie was far better.
@@jakedavila4468 absolutely. jimi took the standard blues and made it more experimental but when it comes to proficiency and a wide array of style mixed with his insane knowledge of scales and improv stevie was miles ahead of jimi in skill. just look at billy strings now. hes bluegrass but i can hear a ton of srv licks in his improv. went to hs with a kid who thought he was srv. he was good but you can just pick out the phrasing and if its not perfect you can tell. yes i didnt feel like using capitol letters... sorry
You and Jimmy Hendricks no this cover this was no longer his song because SRV owned it and I’m sure Jimmy would have a huge smile on his face
@@joepontiac5533 Jimi Hendrix not Jimmy Hendricks, ya fuckin rock head, lol
For all you beginners out there, this is a great warm up exercise!
Lee Kirby thanks!!!
Lee Kirby Yes This and the Prince solo of While My Guitar Gently Weeps.
are you joking?
Warm up exercise!!! Lol dudes can play their entire lives and not even come close to this - I mean they can try and play at every casino and shit hole bar batting the bunny around yes but...... Hendrix would have even said man that dude is serious.. jeezus
Lee Kirby yea ok LOL. What a master he was with that guitar
That one handed solo at 2:37 is just down right filthy.
It gets even crazier when you remember he used 13's. How he could play those behemoths with just his left hand is beyond me. Dude had fingers made of steel
That’s a tribute to Jimi Hendrix…that psychedelic riff 🤟🏾
straight up summoned Hendrix right there
When I first saw this I lost it like I NEVER saw anyone do this. And i grew up in the 80s to pure Guitarist that was crazy
Stevie doesn't play the guitar, he is the guitar.
Fixking right good sir or ma’am
let's be honest: no one will ever, EVER be able to perform like Stevie that night at El Mocambo... he is just... unique...
It will, for all time, be the best musical performance by a soloist captured on film.
John Mayer pulled off a pretty close version if you ask me
@@LordPerrin john mayer is really good but hes not close to stevie at all man
@@trevormeredith3709 I totally agree Trevor..
How dare you even speak John Mayers name in a discussion of how great Stevie was
My 11th grade math teacher was at this show. He got one of SRV's picks and brought it in to show those of us interested one day.
what school?
@@yuuyacook355 Dr. GW Williams Secondary School in Aurora, Ontario. Just north of Toronto. I doubt the teacher I talked about is still there as I was a student from 1995-99.
Mr. McRoberts.
I would have loved to have been at that show!!!
This is legendary!
Cool, my philosophy professor two years ago at a community college says he was at Woodstock. Said he was 13 and his older brother took him, and he saw the star spangled banner in person. These are amazing stories.
The most amazing fact about SRV is not his tremendous lead/solo playing but his breath taking sense of rythm
It all starts and ends from that fact
you got it you hit the nail right on the head one of the best examples is the in session with albert king watch his rythm fills while albert is playing lead then watch alberts fills as bb king put it he never seemed to run out of things to say with his guitar
Thomas Spiropo: yeah his rhythm playing was very percussive and no one can touch it!
He played both with rhythm and lead with so intensity....no need for 2 guitar players!
Songs By Lance SRV and John Frusciante are the closest to Hendrix in terms of sound in my opinion.
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There is nobody who could play a guitar like Stevie Ray Vaughan.
Well, maybe Hendrix 🤔
Yeah, most definitely, absolutely, Hendrix ❤❤❤
I adore both of them.
Hendrix no questions asked and also Prince Rogers Nelson !! All of them are legends !!!
Just that Hendrix wrote and performed the song in 1968..and was un-equalled. S.R.V. great copy. Even down to the hat. Not many people can copy what Hendrix innovated. Great rendition. The live version from the original Hendrix in the West. Is still THE version. The man who wrote it, sang it and played it originally. Is still unmatched.
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You’re 100% right! Thanks for adding that.🙏😊👏🏻
@@fredlynnsmith4982 Jeff Beck Eric Johnson Joe Bonamasa uh just a few. In Texas around Austin there are a few other guys who can scare the paint off a guitar but Stevie was at the top of the heap for a long time
In my opinion Stevie at The El Mocambo is hands down his best performance ever.
Fuck yeah
Absolutely. Start to finish is breathtaking.
This video performance captured lightning in a bottle, no doubt.
Best recorded one. I saw him do this song 4 times from about 10" away. Every time it was beyond amazing.
Damn right!
If you're watching Stevie playing for the first time, welcome, this is the best guitar player ever
total fire
Yes, first today))
no doubt stevie is amazing and way better then 99% of players, but jimi might just be better
@@Phantomghost-hm9bw in my opinion jimi is not better than srv in terms of technicality but jimi invented this style of playing so he is the best
one of the best*
Damn Jimi would’ve loved Stevie, it’s a shame we never got to see them meet
Maybe, maybe not.
Maybe, maybe not. Can't presume Hendrix would like him.
Somewhere.... Jimi was smiling. Baddest white boy to ever play the blues.
Well there is kenny wayne Sheppard n Joe Bonamassa n Johnny lang, oh n charlie Starr from blackberry smoke
There are, were, and will be many great guitar players. Then there is Stevie Ray Vaughan. He stood high upon Mount Olympus and rained thunderbolts down on us mere mortals.
The music Stevie played would just hit you right in the soul. I think this is the best live guitar performance ever filmed
As a millennial kid, this El Mocambo SRV dvd was one of my favourite. Cranked up my speakers every time i watched it!
This song and and especially this performance should not be considered for copy right claims any more in my opinion. It is a piece of art, culture and musical history and withholding it for profit is a crime against humanity.
Wow an anti capitalist swede I'm shocked 😲
Danny Walsh you’re a Dumbass. I’m not shocked you probably hear that often
Tell that to the Hendrix people lmao all of his best stuff is not on TH-cam for copyright. Listen to Machine Gun live at Isle of White, Hendrix to me is still the best but Stevie is up there in the top 3
Ok
thank you Sweden
Jimi is nodding along somewhere saying man, you really get it.
For those just joining us. This may be the greatest recorded guitar performance of all time. It's unbelievable in a number of ways. SRV was like a comet burning through the night. Burned unbelievably hot and bright and then disappeared from sight. Fortunately we have video like this for future generations to look back on and say what the fuck? Is that shit real?
I have never seen anything like it mate. Breathtaking!
It’s crazy that from this concert we have probably two of the best guitar performances of all time because Texas Flood was also completely mind blowing 🤯
Coming from a gypsy jazz background, i wholeheartly agree SRV is just epic.
@@DjSaints Are you forgetting Little Wing?... and maybe Lenny? ...?
@@mitchcronin8689 oh man, you’re right… so many wonderful performances just from this concert.
The open channel, like Clapton said, SRV never ran out, it just poured out of him.
I am a music critic. The best comment i can say is enjoy the brillance. Anything else would be like throwing paint on the Mona Lisa. SFP
Nobody in history of guitar playing have never had such feeling combined with such energy than SRV.
v. v. Not really. Hendrix🤗
@@trevors4657 No, not even Hendrix can rival SRV. That and Stevie Ray can actually sing
SRV is on a list by himself.....no one even in the same book
Yup, Stevie Ray and Johnny Winter are my top favourite blues guitarists.
@@mikeleschber33 How is Hendrix not even in the same book
I love how the bassist and drummer can't take their eyes off SRV! So good!
Roger McMiltonson they are the only musicians who can fit into SRV Playing
They are great too
It's not bout that, they have to watch him to know where he is going, he can be very unpredictable, but i'm sure his team mates knew him good enough.
It's kind of funny, sort of, as if the guy in the red hat (the bass player) is saying, "Damn dude, WHY DO YOU NEED ME HERE FOR??! YOU ALONE, MASTER VAUGHN, CAN CARRY THIS ENTIRE CONCERT BY YOURSELF."
It's as if he was thinking that, LOL. :-) :-P
well tommy shannon said he was watching him like a hawk because he had enough cocaine in his system to kill a horse and was worried what might happen lol
was just about to comment that hahaha
"He had enough cocaine in his system to kill a horse during the show. Me and Chris were watching him like a hawk, we were afraid he'd lose it."
Quote from Tommy Shannon regarding this show.
Cocaine's a hell of a drug
Hughh hughh hughh hughh
His Fender guitar had a 61 body and a 59 neck
His death was tragic but he loved the nose candy he played some good stuff
@@ezioforgione236 he had the same guitar all his life; he replaced the body twice and the neck three times.
@@ezioforgione236 59 pickups 61 body and a 63 neck
Guys, I know times are hard, but think about it... this is the music we turn to when we have time to relax after having a few drinks. And we think, "Wow, I wish I was here!" But guys, we were so lucky that this was recorded and it sounds amazing! Just close your eyes with your modern headphones on. It feels like you're here, you know what I mean? Goddamn! All this technology and AI and stuff, but we still come back to this! And it's amazing! I hope you guys are having an incredible time! I love you all! This is what life is about! I love you and I wish we could share this together!
same thing! coming back here for a 100th time
Did he ever get the credit he deserved for both his vocals and his guitar playing abilities?
whos watching this 2024?
me
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Anyone who appreciates true musical genius. If you get it, you get it!
A guitar connot be played better than this. Unmatched badassery.
Remember napalm bombing and machine-gunnning Hendrix? You know that guy who wrote this song.
Jimi is better in every way. I'm sorry but it's just plan retarted to think it's even close.
@@dangilmore9995 i like stevie more than hendrix
@@pepe_152 That's cool man I'm just saying from a guitar skill standpoint I never seen anything better.
@@pepe_152 hendrix had his feel
Others may disagree, but as far as I'm concerned he was the best that ever was.
Other than Jimi of course.
Like I said, others may disagree.
I can listen to Stevie Ray Vaughan all day. But Jimi.... after a while it begins to overwhelm and I have to turn it off.
Jimi wrote the book, SRV refined it. God and Jesus.
I agree. I never tire of his music. Ever. And never will.
lol that's the same exact comment I left to another guy the father and son
If this is your first time experiencing SRV you are most likely going to be bit by the Stevie Ray Vaughan bug.
Don’t worry, it’s a beautiful thing. With Stevie Ray in your life, you just can’t lose.
This might be the best I have ever seen someone play a guitar.
Fuck yea.... its back on youtube.
I KNOW, I saw this and said the same thing. haha
same
I couldn't agree more...For me, this is the best version ever
Holy shit, I thought I was going crazy because I couldn't find this specific performance on youtube. My favorite of all the ones!
Man I was so frustrated they took this down. this is by far my favorite version of this song. The way he plays and sings the melody at the same time in this version is fucking crazy cool. Starting to wonder what vevo is and why they have like 99% of music uploads under their name.
That guitar never stood a chance - the guy was a force of nature. Often imitated, never bettered. Miss you man.
Well said👍
Jimi may have paved the road ... but SRV peeled out down that road burning rubber in a V8 with posi rear and blown headers!
I couldnt imagine being this good at something
2:38 - 2:49 is some of coolest shit I've ever heard. LOVE this version & how he keeps that riff going throughout the playing, all the different lines, but still back to the main riff.
I lost my 💩when I first saw this. And I’ve seen. Eddie van halen shred even the dude from soundgarden but NEVER in my life see someone one hand scale like that. And stay on rhythm. I wish I saw this live Rest in Power SRV!!!
He takes what Hendrix did in this part to the next level…one handed! An absolute legend.
I have seen this performance by Stevie Ray a hundred times over the years and even today I am still amazed by it, and truly, for all of his recordings. One of the greatest ever in my opinion.
Id argue he played better in the capitol theatre
The things that he could do with a guitar are unparalleled. The screams, the whines the Bending of the strings until they were ready to break and he improvised all the time on solos - it was really amazing to watch
I still get chills watching this. This performance was my introduction to SRV and it is still one of my favorites. Brings back so many memories of when I was 3 years old in 2007 watching this with my dad
IMO S.R.V. was THE G.O.A.T of not just PLAYING a guitar but MANIPULATING a guitar to get the sound HE WANTED FROM IT, NO ONE HAS DONE IT BETTER
It's almost obscene how he makes love to that guitar. I am blown away.
Soooo hot 🔥
Even though I wasn't alive to witness it, I'm so grateful this performance was professionally filmed. Greatest to ever do it.
Played his guitar like he was wrestling a chainsaw. What a legend.
Haha
Like it owes him money
I love that!
Spanking that shit
Cos it's the only way to get all that potential from 13 gauge strings. His fingers were stronger than most of us will ever have
This is the kind of performance that makes all other guitar players shake their head in disbelief. Unreal.
Stevie and jimi are just rocking up stairs
The greatest channeller of Jimi's spirit and energy. A good reason for the belief in the afterlife is being able to catch Jimi & Stevie jamming with Bonzo on drums, Jaco on bass and maybe Ray Charles on keys. What lineup do you imagine?
Today is the 30th anniversary since he left us all. We all miss you a lot down here, Stevie. Rest in peace, brother. Much love
RIP SRV
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31 yrs today. 😞
Jimi wrote the book, Stevie came along and kept the fire burning. Proud to be a Vaughan!! RIP SRV ❤️
Stevie Ray and Jimmy Vaughan.
When SRV was on, no one could touch him!
3chord player overrated
Mercedes Bentley get the fuck out of here lmao
This is how to play the guitar. Everyone else should be kneeling.
Jim Nicholson everybody but Jimi, he's THE rock master....
jimi would ackowledge, everything you know about him says that. Vaughan would still say Jimi was the king, everything you knew about him says that.
Jim Nicholson Alvin Lee. Cmon. Hendrix. Jimmy Paige there are many more that bring their flavor
Yes sir i believe this is exactly how it should be played. No argument there. 100% bang on.
are you the person from the video "angriest guitarist ever" on TH-cam?
At 5:11, Stevie spontaneously segues into Hendrix's "Power Of Soul" after aping Tommy's bass line. A Jimi quote over a Jimi cover... ("With the power of soul, anything is possible!") Just beautiful...
Yes! Freaking Awesome!!!!
Just checking if someone else caught this. Stevie kills this from a technical perspective but to all these people putting Stevie ahead of Jimi, go listen to the band of gypsys album.
SRV the only player to play little wing and voodoo child as good if not better then jimis RIP legends
You are Not fooling, either
I think he plays it slightly better, but Jimmy lacked the pedals and new gear so we will never truly know, I just know they would have colabed
A true legend honoring a true legend. Some may play faster but nobody plays better. Talent trumps speed
I have never ever, never ever, heard anyone play like Vaughan!!!! I favorite is no longer my favorite!! (Prince)! I still shaking my head in disbelief!! Who play's like this?
There never was and never will be again another player that can match SRV. I was fortunate enough to see him live not long before he was taken from us. He had cleaned up by then and was even better than this if you can believe it.
one guy, ever
One of the most iconic performances of all time.
Young, hungry, and furious on the frets, THIS is the greatest guitar player that ever lived putting his fire on full display for everyone to see.
One of the greatest playing THE greatest, Stevie is so good, makes this 73 year old feel energised, fantastic! ❤
This guy was/is the greatest blues guitarist ever, even Hendrix himself would’ve admitted that
Hendrix would’ve loved SRV
And the crowd didn't even realize that they were seeing Stevie Ray Vaughan as good as he ever was on any night at any venue. Especially that night on Texas Flood and this song!
that bended A on the g at 0:44 gives me chills every time
2:07 holy smokes that bend! That would break my guitar neck in half!
especially considering at this point he was still playing on 13s, that bend is un-fucking-real.
Rock Guitar GOD!! Top protoge of Blues Rock soloing, nobody was ready for his ferocious raw talent.
I'm Back listening to Stevie...6/14/24....this guy is crazy good..!!! No better blues guitarist then Stevie Ray..!!!!
Now, remember, boys and girls-this is the proper way to melt down a guitar. Watch a true master show you how it's done!
What else needs to be said about this man !! No one felt the blues like SRV!
Okay. Stevie had a channel to God my friends… that man or being was a treasure!
at that exact moment i don't think there was any other person on the planet that was more conected with music than SRV
Their are only two words one needs to say when watching the unreal SRV play....HOLY S***!!!
This is way better than Jimi ever played it live. Jimi was a studio genius. But nobody was better live than SRV!!!
Hmmm.. have you heard the woodstock version? Pretty badass.
Some people truly talk out of their ass proudly. You clearly don't know jack about Hendrix, for that statement.
@@SkylightPilot that's one of the better ways I've heard it put. Hendrix's "sloppiness" is because he was constantly pushing the boundary to see what sounds he could find no matter where he was playing. Sometimes inspired sometimes not as much. It seems that people who prefer another guitarist's sound just prefer technical consistency.
hands down most badass performance ever seen him do
michael eckert Texas flood from El Mocambo is my fave. Life changing
@@caydenstephen I think the whole El Mocambo session is the best we're gonna get from SRV ever. IMHO all the songs that he played in the session are the best ones from him. So sad that he's gone.
Nearly 20 plus years, and I return to this performance night after night. The timing, the sheer brilliance, the voice, ... the passion in this performance .......... makes my night! I was a teenager in 1970, I'm sure Jimi would have been proud. I hope so.
down right nasty from the first note to the last. Goddamn. Stevie Ray Vaughn was a savage among savages.
No one, and I MEAN NO ONE, ever had music flow from him through a guitar like Stevie. BB said it, Clapton said it, all the greats knew it.
The comment sections under these types of videos might be the most wholesome on the internet. People of all ages, colors, creeds. You love to see it.
Stevie's playing is more exciting and appealing than any guitarist i've ever heard. I dont know if the key to the puzzle is how passionate he was, or just overall skill from the ungodly amount of time played, but Stevie had something that not many people, if not any, have ever had.
Yes this man can give you goosebumps and feel enthralled every time you listen or watch... Also we feel like we are transported into the audience. We'll done SRV...THE Bluesman 🚀 🙌 🔥 🎸 🎛️ 🎵 🎶
Man...@ 1:56, Heads role, flood gates are opened, dams break, and epic ness ensues...Jimmy must have been smiling up in heaven watching this, must have been at the gates to welcome his musical brother Stevie when he ascended to the the clouds not long after. Seen this performance a few times before, still brings a tear to my eye watching the legend that is Stevie Ray!
Does epic talent always prompt you to write such drivel? You must be a laugh a minute......
I fucking love tommy shan, he just sits there playing the bass, and occasionally leans back and looks over at stevie to watch him shred. All while expressionlessly thinking about what hes gonna have for dinner. He is just having a good time.
I absolutely love SRV. Saw him the first time at Veterans Park Amphitheater in Shreveport, Louisiana in 1983 back when he was getting big after the David Bowie publicity. Saw him 4 times after that including his last performance at Alpine Valley in Wisconsin. I will never forget that day. There was something in the air that day that was palpable. The birds were even acting weird, flocking in circles. He laid it down so hard that night. Hearing the news his helicopter crashed while driving back to the Twin Cities was one of the saddest days in my life. Long live SRV!
I love Stevie ray Vaughan
@@austinyeager4201 I think Ed Sheeran is way better than this guy though
@@edward658 😂😂😂☝️
Everytime I watch this cover I remember why SRV was the man! Thank you Stevie
I love how Tommy looks over at Stevie every now and then like "😮 Holy shitballs how is he doing that!?".
My mom: what are u doing in there?
Me: sleeping
Also me: 2:20
Lol
Lmfao
Me: jammin' with Stevie Ray Vaughan
Lol
Hahahaha
How lucky those people were to witness THIS!!
So many years have passed....so much time. I still can't watch or listen without getting upset. When Stevie died, a piece of my soul left my body and it's never returned. I remember so clearly my little son coming in our bedroom saying he'd seen on TV that there'd been a helicopter crash and that Stevie was gone. I bawled my head off for about a week. It sucks when your heros are there one minute, and gone the next. My idea of heaven is getting to see and hear him once again. I hope he's waiting for me.
Here's what Jimi could do...here's what SRV could do...legend...next level..🥰🥰
Hendrix opened the door, Stevie ripped it off the hinges and took a flamethrower to it. Notice how he never misses notes, to him playing was like breathing. He never overplays notes, he always lets the song breathe.
This entire El Mocambo performance is simply otherworldly - totally amazing! Has another guitarist ever reached these heights in a live performance? Way to go Stevie and gang!!
2:37 my absolute favorite part, amazing tapping!
He could probably crush coal into diamonds with that left hand.
@Thomas_ - I doubt he never tapped, surely after seeing Van Halen come onto the scene he tried it out. But you're right, this is called legato. Similar though
Imagine if he still lived today. He’d be selling out stadiums. Such a great time for music back then. A shitty gritty sweaty indoor gig were the best ones xxxxxx
I love this performance of Voodoo Child (Slight Return), then again I love every single time he played this song, that's why I consider it my all-time favorite. It's just absolutely breath-taking. RIP SRV.
For sure, Stevie was and is Amazing
And forever will be...
***** "ya got it"
I have a slight feeling Hendrix possessed him in this one..
Yah SRV,my king,,my fav,my absolutely Fender!
Playing rhythm and lead,at the same time.......4 piece band with 3....That Cat was best to ever pick a guitar up....I've seen this many times before,actually have seen him live.....and I'm still speechless,now.
He's not just playing the song, he became the song... his stamina and concentration yet also free as a bird while he demonstrates unique performance in a poetic way. All those notes played, yet not one out of place move.
Can't help but think how it would be... alas his time to leave had come and left us this magnificent piece of art and together with all other masterpieces. Thank you for the music which is really food for our souls.
Thank you SRV & Double Trouble, thank you Jimmy.
Ugur Akdag that's what separates him from the rest
Ugur Akdag
Not only that he's also doing the singing any body that sings and plays will tell you it takes a lot of practice to get the singing and the playing together its like the singing goes somewhere and the guitar playing goes another its hard to get the hang of it
But Stievie is making it look real real easy
Live when in fact its a lot harder than it looks
That is why hes top 10 rolling stone magazine
The way Hendrix made All Along the Watchtower his own, Stevie did that to Voodoo Child.
@@samperez8650 I know I'm late, but I'm experiencing how hard it is juat by doing his version of Mary had a Little Lamb. It's easy to play, until you have to sing too
People credit his intensity to cocaine as well but don’t realize how much he improved after becoming sober. It’s crazy to me how he was already so absolutely fantastic yet got noticeably better after becoming sober
Flat broke, hooked on drugs, starving and petrified, yet he produced this. Simply stunning!
Just listen to SRV get into that muted percussive rakes in with the vocals and without it. The absolute pinnacle of rhythm sensibilities. No one can touch him there.
Just mindblowing. He is so NOT phoning it in! Every fuckin note is played with conviction.
the singing, the playing, the Showmanship, absolute total package
Listen to that bass and drums. Straight pocket always
The student became the master. Srv >jimi. Raw power
Everyone talks about shredding but blues pianists/guitarists are the best players in the universe
Hands down the best guitarist that ever walked the planet. No one else is even close
Stevie is probably my favorite. He is one of those guys that when you listen to him you go "there is no way anybody is better". Then you hear a David Gilmour, Randy Rhoads, Eric Clapton and say the same thing. lol
GreenBayHog920 Clapton said SRV was the best he had ever seen. When him and BB King both say that about the same guy, I’ll roll with that. SRV is the goat.
eric clapton is lame. Take Jeff Beck over him any day.
then you probably haven't ever heard about Gary Moore
Well there is no best guitarist, it's all subjective. Saying he's the best in your opinion is perfectly fine and reasonable, but it can only be a matter or your opinion or preference, there is no indisputable best at anything, really.
Because he forgot the way he played in the original record..don't be too amazed with guitarists who never play the same way twice; it's easier to improvise than to nail every note in the original recording..kudos to those you tube guitarists who can nail every note on the original record 😊😊😊
What's the point of playing the exact same thing over and over again? You can buy an album if that's all you want to hear.As far as I'm concerned,changing things up a bit,improvising,channeling your muse,is the whole frigging point of live performances.
@@unseelie63 unresponsive; anyway...thanks
Stevie Ray Vaughan is the G.O.A.T on that badass guitar !!! 🤘🔥🎸🇺🇸💯...
What people fail to realize is that SRV could play the same song 10+ different damn ways. So yea, he deserves to be at the top
I love how Chris, the drummer and Tommy the bassist can't seem to take their eyes off of Stevie...like us they're mesmerized. I read a quote from Chris Layten once that said "I never got tired of watching Stevie"...and I never get tired of watching him either. I'm 53 and I think Stevie is right up there with Elvis. I'm stumped to think of others with the stage presence anywhere close to these two...who both were true masters.