Stevie Ray Vaughan - Texas Flood (Live at the El Mocambo)
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- "Texas Flood (Live at the El Mocambo)" by Stevie Ray Vaughan
Stevie Ray Vaughan was a legendary blues guitarist and singer from Texas, known for his soulful playing and powerful vocals. He rose to fame in the 1980s with hits like "Pride and Joy", "Texas Flood", and "The Sky is Crying", which showcased his incredible guitar skills and deep love for the blues. Vaughan collaborated with many other artists throughout his career, including David Bowie (on the song "Let's Dance"), blues icon B.B. King (on the album "In Session") and his brother Jimmie Vaughan (on their “family Style” album). He was also heavily influenced by other blues legends like Albert King, Freddie King, and Jimi Hendrix, whose playing styles he incorporated into his own unique sound.
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[Chorus:]
Well dark clouds are rollin' in
Man I'm standin' out in the rain
Well dark clouds are rollin' in
Man I'm standin' out in the rain
Yeah floodwater keep a rollin'
Man it's about to drive poor me insane
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My guitar watches this video when I'm not home.
"In Soviet Russia...."
Underrated comment 😂😂
That's like your girl sleeping with your best friend
lol
Same😂
"I play the blues in sentences, Stevie Ray Vaughan plays it in paragraphs" - B.B. King
Whatever the hell that's supposed to mean lol. I get it's a compliment but man
Great listen to listen to on coke
Having been born in Texas and living in Memphis, it's refreshing to see these two names together.
@@QQ-nd1gn "I'm good. He's great." Not that hard to understand?
@@Deffected Well yes thank you, I got that, but still aweird way of putting it in my opinion
whoever's idea was to film and capture this unbelievable moment deserves the nobel prize in humanity.
Verissimo!!!
an Oscar as well
,❤ we're lk @@martafigueiroadamaia4625
He was for real.
No A.I., no digital enhancement.
Does anyone else watch the video while scrolling through the comment section to read the amount of appreciation shown for SRV?
Always..
yeah! and what about the dislikes? wtf
Raising my hand 🤚
@@janwilliams1781 everytime friend! :)
doing that right now
My neighbor threw a brick through the window to hear this better.
That froggen hilarious 😂 but awesome at the same time
Free pass right thear!!!!
This is the only comment like this where the neighbor literally wanted to hear it better
loooool
That's a riot! Absolute winner post as I am consuming SRV on a rainy Friday night, sucking down a cold beer. Got some plug in earbuds in, and this guy shreds that poor Stratocaster to pieces. Leo probably never intended it to be played that way with the guitar surviving all those licks.
A full display of a Fender Strat being pushed to its absolute limit.
The fact that he was one of the greatest guitarists ever really overshadowed his great singing voice
And he actually wasn’t a fan of his singing voice at all, which shocks me
Tbh to me SRV's singing voice is kind of an acquired taste. For a long time I used to merely tolerate his singing because of his guitar skills.
First time I heard him I didn't know anything about him. I was walking down sixth street in Austin and there was a crowd outside a club listening.
As an avid guitarist for the better part of 20 years, this video has inspired me to pursue a career in cooking.
LMFAO!!!!!! Turned me into a knitter. I bet he cant KNIT like me🧵🪡!!!!
Picked up a guitar last year, after this video, I settled for trimming bushes.
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This ^^^^
He was the GOAT! (Although Chet Atkins may give him a run for his $)
Don't feel bad, Eric Clapton had to leave a concert. He said that if he heard anymore, he would have never been able to go on stage again.
That guitar couldn't walk right for a week after. Sublime.
Lol! I saw the guitar smoking a cigarette too!!!
I bet not lol
And it's still in therapy...
Jelly legs 🎸 🦵
Kao devojka posle grupnog sexa
this is my go to video when I'm drunk
It was our friend Nick's too
@@donnaparks4250 R.I.P he had great music taste 🫶
Hell yeah! Dirty Pool too.
He was said to be very nervous about his voice. Not good enough?
This man beautifully shredded the guitar for 9 minutes straight, eyes closed, even behind his back,, all while simultaneously delivering on point vocals. Insane
There's only one SRV and watching him shred those strings so magnificently is to my eyes and ears what a beautiful woman is to my manhood when we reach critical mass together. Watching SRV perform releases those same chemicals in my brain that snow does but without the drip.
he’s the best there was
He had the gift…
Theres a reason why I consider this man the greatest to ever live. Sad thing is he used to get booed hard and hit with trash and beer bottles on stage before people opened their fkin eyes and ears.
It's amazing his eyes would even close with all the coke
That guitar ain't plugged into an amp... it's plugged into Stevie's soul.
So true man
Fuck wow
Nah, it’s plugged into both
it’s both
Jep
If this wasn’t recorded, nobody would believe this level of mastery is possible
incredible
No truer words have ever been spoken. Stevie was absolutely astonishing live. Like as amazingly prodigious as he was in the studio, he was on another level live. Always drenched in sweat from minute goddamn one, always just going for it on a level I can only fathom.
@@chambeet Absolutely man, he was hellova performer.
Stops Time
@@chambeet yeah.. saw him three times. @Shryock SIU, Texas Flood LP..1500 people..bot 8 tickets 1st balcony center(50 ft away). Had friends that hadn't heard him yet. They still mumble to themselves. Outdoors twice. I guess Thank The Lord, not the last time. Stevie was always relentless
5/4/24 "well it's flooding down in Texas"... brought me here... again... to catch those SRV licks...driving me insane.. Amen
That's exactly why I'm here - "it's floodin' down in Texas"
The best guitarist to ever walk this earth.
No debate possible.
Without doubt...
Certes, il était très bon, mais Johnny Winter ou Rory Gallagher entres autres, n'étaient pas des bras cassés non plus 😁🎶
I love this performance and entire video. SRV was an amazing guitarist, and it's so very sad that we lost him at such a young age. However, I don't go in for categorical statements about the best this and the best that. I certainly do understand your enthusiasm though.🙂👍🤙🏽
Last time this was on youtube, it had over 6 million hits, 2 million by myself alone. Starting again.
Ive got the other 4 millions
hell yeah.. me 2 bro.. I lov this jam.
They can keep takin' it down. We'll just keep puttin' it back up. lol.
Yes sir
yeah I was wondering where this version went, easily the best version of Texas Flood, this was flawless, Stevie Ray Vaughan was an extremely gifted guitarist. I heard someone describe Stevie's way of playing as standing at the bottom of a mountain and walking straight up to the top. I have heard people play with this intensity but he could do it for such a long period that it was incredible.
Who’s still here thinking this is the best guitar piece ever performed?
👍
Me.
I’ve seen a lot of stuff man, but this is the best thing I’ve ever seen.
Sick...
as a huge Stevie Ray fan (and someone who saw him a shit ton of times) he would scoff at claiming such a thing. So much of that performance has HENDRIX riffs all throughout it. I wouldn't so much call this blues and just ROCK.
Jerry Milton It’s blues
Stevie didn’t “play” guitar. He made love with it.
If God played blues guitar he would be the opening act for Stevie.
He was the opening act aka Jimi Hendrix
That guitar needed a cigarette, new strings, and a fret job after that beatdown. Absolute talent. One of the best ever.
😂😂😂😂😂🤟🏼🤟🏼
Stevie broke a guitar string during a live performance but played it off as if nothing had happened.
That is the best description I have ever read.
You got that right 😂😂😂😂😂
Stevie Ray Vaughan Is the BEST EVER.
Does anyone agree with me that he was the best ever
Yes he. Is. The best
Me
Hundred percent everything is hype compared to SRV
I'de put him top 3 or 4 without doubt
Jeff beck, Steve vai, Eddie van halen, Stevie Ray Vaughn, django reinhardt, Roy buchanan would all be in my top 6 or 7
What virtually no one gets is how hard it is to squeeze that much emotion into every note for that many minutes. When I've lost my way musically as a player I come back here.
Especially considering he isn’t even looking down at his fretboard at all. He’s got every step of every fret memorized. That in of itself is a feat
@@jaronsimon9305True but lots of mistakes and notes that shouldn't be there
@@tabularasa7775 Yeah but no one cares what you think with your negative stupid ass energy
@@tabularasa7775oh absolutely fuck off lol. Imagine criticizing SRV's guitar playing.
I had just finished a tour in South Korea in Dec. 1986 while in the Army and a real good buddy pick me up from the airport in Louisville KY, and he drove me directly to Nashville TN to see Stevie Ray at the Opry House at what was Opryland back then. Best concert I ever attended, and that place was built for acoustics.
My dad was at that concert too!!! Whenever I'm asked what musician I wish I could have seen play live, SRV is the one.
Nice.
"The world misses his music, I just miss my brother" -Jimmie Vaughan
:(
I am so very sorry, for this unspeakable grief you're enduring. There aren't words for it I'm sure. MB Georgia
Me too Jimmy...I've lost a brother, a sister, and both parents...and it sucks not being able to talk to them face to face, but we do have long
chats, Soul To Soul💔😍💖🎵🎶 p.s. my mama loved your brother!!!🤗
We all miss your Brother Jimmie,always will.I was trucking on I-294 coming around the Windy City when I heard the terrible news.RIP, SRV.
☹
So tired of reading “wHo iS wAtCHiNG tHIs iN 2019” well duh this shit is timeless, people will be watching in 4019 with the same amount of awe that we have now
Best comment ever
Matt Baker 100%
It's the sweat, without the blood and tears.
I'm watching it now!! It's Nov. 21, 2019 at 12:18am
I only hope.
God is good and the devil is a lie. And I hope Stevie made it to heaven. He really cleaned up his act before he passed. God bless anyone reading this right now. But by the way this was fire in Jesus name Amen
Heck ya dude! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Keep turning that other cheek! Peace to be with you brother in Christ.
2020 here. Anyone else ? Wish SRV was here with us still.
I remember being a child and my parents telling me he died before I was born. I cried my eyes out!
Could you imagine the music
Awesome
I saw Stevie love over two dozen times, and I remember hearing he died on my drive into work. I had to pull over and sit on the side of the road for about 20 minutes. Almost 30 years later and I still miss him every day!
Yes him and Randy roads wow two greats!
My name is Derek Caldwell Sr.
My story goes like this.
I have 5 kids and I was addicted to drugs. I was in such a bad place in my life. I love my kids and my wife of 18 years. I have a real passion for Stevie's playing. One day I was so depressed I was listening to him and I heard one of his talks that he does when he plays
"Life with out you". And he talked about how he almost died from cocaine and alcohol. I started crying and I just started to pray and between him and my family and God, I have been sober for five
Months. I know that ain't long but I went from living in a basement with my 4 kids at the time and my wife. I cried for them because they had it rough. I felt like less of a human. I thank God and Stevie Ray Vaughan. I will never forget what the power your music and fight for sobriety done for me. Love ya Stevie and may you rest in peace.
We have a home of our own and we both have a car and my kids have respect for there father now. To me that is priceless.
Bless you all who have left a positive comment about S.R.V.
Amen Brother you keep it up man bless you and STEVIE
God bless you and your family. Stay strong. Stay sober.
Thank you both and bless you too!
DAMN Stevie Ray Vaughn is a GOD played guitars behind his back and helping people get sober long after his death.
Derek Caldwell 7
Rumor has it that stevie ray vaughns guitar went to heaven
His guitar followed his soul to heaven.
He was a gift. Terry Kathh, Jimi Hendricks, BB King... ALLthe greatest in one. We lost him way to soon.
*Hendrix
*too
He was a massive student and fan of Albert king. Stole loads of licks from him. Should watch them perform together live, it's in TH-cam mate ✌️👌
I have no words.....other than I'm so glad this was filmed because no one would ever believe it....
Facts
Fax
That's called KILLIN IT!
Yes,,,,, Agreed.....So good to be able to view this so many years after we lost him.....G.day from Australia
Exactly my thought
Stevie Ray Vaughan didn't actually die, God just wanted guitar lessons
Possibly the best comment ever !!!!!
Ha! Yes!!!
God wouldn't be that selfish.
He who created the universe would need guitar lessons?
@RPG 808 calm it brother, yikes
Nothing like cracking a cold beer and cranking this up to 11 after a long stressful day at work. Thank SRV.
Thanks so much. Don’t apologise for ‘only’ five months, as u know well its only one day at a time, or an hour. I’m an SRV fan and your post has made my day, thanks. Take good care, Stu in London X
The all time undisputed king of guitar
Him and hendrix
Possibly the best live performance ever. Three guys on a stage; no light show, no lasers, no special effects, no smoke machine, no backup singers. Just pure unadulterated, raw talent, a love of their craft, and a gratitude for those who appreciate what they do.
Absolutely! Beautifully said. I’m in love.
Under-rated comment, to whom it may concern.
Raw talent, with such a powerful connection/understanding of eachother in a 3 peice band... the best times of music 🎶
Yeah but it still needs more cowbell.
Okay boomer.
@@MrPDTaylor haha
First time I heard this played through a stereo I thought, "All three guitarists in this band are pretty good".
Lmfao kkskkkkkkkk. It's like listen to mississippi john hurt. 1 guitar, but sounds like 3.
Pretty good. Oh no fkn awesome
What an awesome surprise dude!
That's great way to put it.
Just one guitarist, and oh BTW, he's playing behind his back :D
This guy is untouchable.
AMEN, ALLALEUHA, AND PASS ANOTHER PACK OF GUITAR STRINGS.
@@CalvinClay-sk2tkMake that 12 gauge too.
When you first watch this, you are like, "wow that's very impressive and amazing". When you watch it some 20 times you are like "This is even deeper than I thought", and then you watch it some 100 times and you know that this is literally one of best and most amazing blues songs and performances of all time.
1000 plus times for me, then you run out of adjectives to properly describe what you are hearing.
Yes, yes it truly is!!
Fax that’s crazy I didn’t really think it was his best performance at first than I watched it like so many times and now my jaw is dropped every time I take a look at him play guitar on this video especially when u know how hard that is
Stevie is truly legendary
Totally 💯 fucking agree
I heard that after this performance the Devil sold his soul to Stevie Ray Vaughan.
Haha nailed#
HAHAHAHAHA
Stevie sold his, and the devil gave it right back. Said shit was too heavy for him.
Stevie Ray was indeed that righteous
The Devil Went Down To Texas....
(lost again)
My dad introduced me to SRV when I was a kid, and now I'm 23, I've been playing guitar for 15 years, and I don't think I can ever thank my dad enough for showing me this concert. This guy has become my absolute idol for music in general and has only strengthened my love for this instrument.
My dad also likes to watch this concert a lot, so if he sees this, I love you very much, old man.
So wholesome - I hope dad sees this!!!!
so weird i needed to hear this. i’m the same age. got into playing young. this live show specifically was the first thing that ever got me inspired. i owe so much to my dad for teaching me, who is gone now but i watch these occasionally and im just so happy to experience it again. glad you got the same dude!
That is the sweetest thing ive seen on youtube in a while, i just found out the existence of this dude today, i’m definitely gonna listen some more
What an awesome thank you to your dad💪🏼. Well done man
W dad W son
That’s got to be best piece of guitar playing I’ve ever seen.
And that, my friends, was a master class on how to play the blues
very few ever come to understand how to play guitar like this.
God class
I disagree. That was a master class on how to be a CONDUIT for the blues! He just opens the portal and says "use me". Hell, the man literally had dreams where angels showed him secret chord changes!
Superior Master class!
Ah legend class
That Strat is screaming: "I'm giving you everything I've got!!!", but Stevie wants more....
When he puts it down its cracking and smoking like its been in a furnace
That strat deserves the Medal Of Honor
i see vaughan playin' this piece and i wish i was that strat...and wish i was gay...and bein' raped like this
@@mytelecasterworld3336 You're not wrong, but you're NOT RIGHT
*why yall actin like the guitar can talk yall scarin me*
When ever a cop pulls me over I put this on and the cop ask me what i wanted
They can have all the Clapton, Hendrix, Bonamasa etc...
For me, it's Stevie Ray! The best ever!!
Even his beads of sweat are dripping in tempo
That is good brother!! Everything SRV did was seemed better than any other guitarist!
The amount of cocaine and Incandescent lights it takes to sweat like this is staggering, I'm surprised he lived through it.
Real funny Vinnie. Especially coming from a guy who has a pot plant next to his name. The lose of any musician is a tragedy. No matter what his lifestyle or circumstances.
@@josephsellers3844 im not even sure how to respond but I'll do it anyway. I was commenting on his excessive sweat not his untimely passing. It's hard not to love and respect Stevie. I'm a cannabis breeder/geneticists hence the pot leaf in my pic.
Have a great evening brother!
He's coked out of his mind in this video, look at that jaw and that tight skin. Still an absolute legendary performance
Three words -- National Historic Registry.
That's where this should go! One of the greatest blues performances of the modern era.
There's blues, and there's rock, and than there's Stevie Ray Vaughan ❤
The GOAT, everyone agrees that so many big artists like John Mayer really got it from Stevie Ray Vaughan
My god why does the world have to take these away?😢
I am listening to Leon Russell , Ray Charles , Lynyrd Skynrd , BB King and now Stevie and thinking the same thing ...Seems like they should live forever . PK
One of the greatest live guitar performances ever captured. Period.
Completely agree.
i put this on a top 2 list with one of machine gun takes at filmore east. (the take who is included in a cd realease) mind blowing both of it.
Yeah,the slow blues is the most potent of all blues.The voice of a guitar cannot be equaled in pure ,raw feeling. Stevie's Texas Flood is one of the best.
Nailed it 👍
This was the only man, ever, that deciphered the language of Hendrix. And did it perfectly. No one compares to this man. And I don't think anyone ever will.
"Deciphered the language of Hendrix" I've never heard it said any better than that Tony.
Call it "Texas Flood" if you will, but "Red House" be "Red House"
I will.
Different language but both Virtuosos forever
@@MAsWorld1 the italian to Hendrix french. Hendrix spoke with passion stevie puts an extra vowel on the end and waves his arms as he speaks and will kill you if you ask too many questions. 😅
4200 fools don't know what a great player sounds like.
Many can play the blues but not many can feel the blues like Stevie
Truly one of the best musicians that ever walked the earth.
I agree he was one of a kind truly amazing
THE best!
Truly man
Out of all the notes he could play next, he always somehow chose the perfect one.
He knew his scales lol
Eric Clapton talks about this . He said Stevie was the only guitarist he knew that never got lost once . That even the greatest would still have times where the hit a dead end or dropped the thread but not Stevie . It's like he lived in the present and future at the same time
not comparing, but Duane Allman could do that.
Under rated comment
Well said dude
I wonder if the people in the audience were aware that they witnessed the greatest live performances of all time.
I’d say yeah. ✌🏼
Still listening in 2023 brother. Miss ya Stevie.
I was there and saw this live. Un-freaking-believeable.
You, sir, are in a very very elite club.
Wow thats insane 😃
one of the few
You have to be one of the luckiest people on earth. How big is that club? What was everyone's response after that happened?
Wow very nice! Seemed loud as fk lol. I would've been just absolutely stunned and in awe.
This entire concert should be preserved as a milestone of the human race for future creatures to understand us, and what our souls are capable of.
It's prolly in the Library of congress. Ha imagine a future human race beyond music, labor, etc. Stumbling on it, sitting down and wax up,
Indeed should be within an archive of the most incredible artistic achievements of humanity.
Indeed it is, great stuff.
What a comment. I love this.
No doubt this song Alone can beat anyone else's full concert. And he didn't just play this song that night. Unreal!. RIP Stevie!
Most people don't understand Texas blues. This dude and his brother (Fabulous Thunderbirds) will teach you.
SRV is a guitar legend, but his vocal ability often goes unmentioned. He was an awesome singer, just WOW!
He didn't like his voice for some reason. He has one of my absolute favorite voices.
Great phrasing … so natural.
I saw them in 82 and he sounded like an 80 year old black man. He just kept getting better.
@@dobbandroach : Great voice. Great feel. But I'd put Buddy Guy above him in range and the religious experience of pure vocals. Watch a Buddy Guy concert, when he gets spiritual on the crowd. Stevie didn't have that. Jimi didn't have that, quite, either.
@@dobbandroach they said Hendrix hated the sound of his own voice also
Just for these 10 minutes on that night, Stevie surpassed every single musician, dead or alive. SRV was absolutely untouchable here.
Yep u could never surpass this performance ever just an unbelievable performance by an absolute master.
John Coltrane would like to have a word with you.
Why rank geniuses of music and determine who's best? That's stupid on top of useless
I would say anytime he wad playing he just left great guitarists in his shredded dust.
Great. Not the best ever.
@@Twobarpsi what performance beats this lol
He’s squeezing everything all that guitar has to offer.
The Texas blues died with Stevie.
After this song, in the deleted scenes, that Strat is backstage chugging a Gatorade.
LMFAO
😂😂😂😂
Hahahahaha THAT was funny
Yeah he worked that sun if a bitch !
Stevie need one as much as he is sweating. What a beast.
This is the best blues guitar performance ever recorded. Prove me wrong.
Voodoo Chile ( Not Child ) by Hendrix off his Electric Ladyland album , is imo the greatest blues guitar song ever recorded . Prove me wrong 👍
The messiah will come again Gary Moore
Couple of things by Clapton or Bloomfield or Freddie King or BB King may be better but this is no slouch!
This is definitely one but I still think Albert King and Stevie Ray Vaughan's Blues at Sunrise is the best
Agree with you. Still consider him the best. I’m not a player so don’t understand the technical stuff but you actually feel it when he plays!
My friend's uncle was Stevie's guitar tech and always cries when he mentions SRV. Everyone that could make his funeral paid their respects for Stevie when he died.... Love me some Stevie Ray Vaughan.
I remember the day the radio announced the helicopter went down. I was near Port Arthur TX and it was a big deal.
I saw an interview of his tech saying he changed his strings after every show and had to play them to get them stretched to his exact request so that it was ready to go each show. It’s on the interwebs somewhere
Come on Texas we need you for the win.. and FLORIDA!!
99.9% of his performances were with his eyes closed. His hands were in control and they made love to his guitar nightly. RIP SRV
He sold his soul
True, but also, would you open your eyes with sweat drippin like that?
I wish I was his guitar 🎸so he could make love to me 😂
@@aljohnson1191 yeah lol it wasn’t even him playing anymore
@@864deb1 💓💓💓
This is called being fluent in guitar. It’s literally just an extension of his body at this point he just makes it say whatever he’s thinking. A true master.
Totally. It’s cliche, but the music just flows through him. Like he’s a vessel.
The audience had no idea what was about to happen
One hell of an amazing blues tune and performance! I have shown this video to my university students in the context of talking about the development of jazz and blues in the US, and I occasionally return to it to remind myself of SRV's greatness! We miss you Stevie Ray!
Somewhere up in Heaven he's playing dueling banjos with everyone that joins him and remains undefeated
I can't believe there was a human alive this good at playing guitar.
Some would say there still are
There still are people alive this good. Google “old slow hand.”
Well you better believe.
I knew him, his was real.
@@romnumiv4 lol you comparing Clapton to this?
People might disagree but imo this is the greatest live guitar performance ever
my personal favorite is Leave My Little Girl Alone at Austin City Limits
crossroads by cream is the greatest live performance ever. But this is damnnnn good
The best guitar performance I've seen is Steve Vai's 'Teeth of Hydra', it's the most impressive playing I've witnessed.
Oh no we definitely agree with you especially people like myself who have been playing guitar all my life
@@Star-Destroyer sorry sir I disagree furthermore f*** cream
I really think SRV is the best there ever was…
Him and Jimi were onto something.
Why no SRV movie? Aren't all the elements there for a great biopic? And doesn't Stevie deserve it? So why? I have wondered this for many years and even thought Brad Pitt would have been perfect like 20 years ago. I think now that he is too old.
Tom hardy would also be good
@ianbrohman6450 in what universe does Tom hardy look like stevie ray Vaughn
@@Chase-tq4ms same nose identical mouth and basically the same height
Exactly
Gotta have somebody with a lot of teeth. Gary busey would be great but he’s 30 years too old.
Even the bass player who jams with him everyday is looking at him like holy shit
Jelly Jelly right haha!
Jelly Jelly I think his band members were worried about him. With the cocaine he was playing a hundred and fifty miles an hour! Usually after a concert his clothes were dripping with sweat! I bet his fingers were literally thrashed
I was thinking the same thing. THe guy kept looking like 'wtf? Wow.'
I read an interview with his guitar tech who said Stevie would sometimes have to glue his fingertips/callouses back on with super-glue. Search "stevie ray vaughan callouses"
His own brother.
This is, without a doubt, the GREATEST blues performance by a guitarist that has EVER been demonstrated in the history of the guitar. I have been playing music all my life, influencing my style after this legend. And there is NO WAY, anything compares close to this. Absolutely nothing. SRV is just a different breed. End of story.
Agreed and he prolly took the devils Soul...bad bet that day for ole scratch
Gary Moore, Parisienne Walkways, live at Montreux 2010
He influences my son's style of playing a lot
Literally the most insane guitar playing of all time
Miss what could've been. R.I.P. to one of the greats
By watching this performance and knowing about it, you've entered a new plane of existence. Congratulations.
Has anyone else watched this 500+ times?
I have watched this over 500 times and i still can't get enough of this amazing performance.. no human can be this good!
I watch it every day, it never ages.
Dan Bremer didn't he write the guitar Bible??????????I think he did!......😶...dude.
Over a thousand, i have the dvd. Best example of guitar playing you will EVER see.
Yep. Hands down his best performance.
The world is different without this guy
This is the face of someone who has something to speak through his guitar. He wants to and loves every moment of it. Rest In Grand and Everlasting Peace Stephen Ray Vaughn; the world misses your music and you.
Stevie’s the only guitarist I’ve ever seen where he can play like an absolute madman but EVERY SINGLE NOTE is still perfectly placed
Dimebag Darrell too ;)
Add Holdsworth, Metheny, Vai, and Scott Henderson to that list! But yeah he SLAYS here!
Wyatt Brownell Guthrie Govan probably has the best technique of any guitarist
Check out Billy Strings if you haven't already.. In no way would I ever compare the 2, due to possibly every single thing about them is different besides their love for the guitar.. but Billy is one of the cleanest flat pickers that I have listened to.. Plays on an acoustic. Plays bluegrass but it's more of a hybrid bluegrass/rock or something. Definitely worth a listen for sure. Some songs I like are Home, Turmoil & Tinfoil, Meet me at the Creek, Dust in a Baggie.
Im watching someone play 8 years before I was born, 30 years later and it is the best thing I have ever seen.
Stevie Ray Vaughn " You are welcome "
Anyone that ever got to see him perform live is insanely lucky imo. Stevie was a phenomenal showman and guitar player. Just a monster player. I was born in the wrong era 🥺😂
There will never be anyone that can ever fill his shoes. Many will try but cannot get that SRV soul. He was magical, humble and a good person.
scary effortless perfection :)
He Didn't Just Play The Guitar.....He Was The Guitar.......He Turned It Into Water.......And Rained It Down Over Us All....S.R.V...The Best.
The guitar was indeed an extension of his soul. I don't think I've ever seen someone as connected to their instrument as Stevie Ray was.
Well put
He flooded us
well described, rained like water, hes the GOAT
Perhaps the greatest guitar playing of all time.
Perhaps?
He was THE best,period.
I think he could have mimicked any rock guitarist to the point where you wouldn’t know the difference. And he had great respect for those who came before him.,
Yeah and when I come home I just sit beside my guitar and we both watch Stevie Ray Vaughan
As a regular at the El Mocambo, I had the pleasure of hearing him live. That one song alone felt like two hours. Never since, have I heard or seen anything close to this performance. Stevie strangled every single inch of that guitar. It is just what he did naturally.
I've read that his hands were so strong that he broke guitar necks with some frequency.
You are such a lucky bastard😁
@ nobody important..
His fingers were so strong because of the strings he used much much thicker then the regular ones, it's also a part of his unique sound
Pp Vk 13 gauge strings I think, at some point they were slightly different, but he basically strung an electric cattle fence on a guitar
Wow. Hope you can remember it!
Due to SRV's obvious, unquestioned guitar playing skills, I think his singing is overlooked. Man, he has pipes.
Its a compliment to his playing, guitar and voice in a marriage like no other 👍👍👍
I put him up there with BB King!
Love his voice man
moe B man... BB King could never play even close to this. This shit is another level. BB Kings skills were just average
Ayoooo Stevie has a pipe lmaoo
Myself and my brother were there for Stevie's concert in 83! Unforgettable experience! RIP Stevie!
Still listening in 2024 images of what he would be rolling out if he were still with us 🎸🎸🎸a man above his time 🎸🎸🙏🎸🤲🎸🤲
"THE" Best live version of Texas flood ever recorded!
Exactly, I agree
Agreed
@@ShooterBrown JUST GREAT
You mean the best guitar performance ever recorded? ;)
@@valterjohansson6062 one of many. Stuff of legend.
30 years today without Stevie, still one of the best acts to ever play...
30 years of magic that never happened. It hurts.
:(
He's freaking awesome on that guitar!!
True
Marshall Sorenson So right... Imagine what he would have dropped
The amount of sweat, he’s feeling that shi SRV is and will forever be the goat