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I grew up in Austin in the 70s. We were underage, but the doorman at Antone's, the blues club in Austin, would let us in to hear this kid from Dallas. We had no idea what he would become, but we knew he was special. RIP Stevie.
It's soul in his voice that reminds you of Ray Charles.
Tommy Shannon, bass, was Stevie's best friend. Chris Layton, drums, was in Stevie's former band before Tommy joined. Both stayed with Stevie when he decided to go out on his own.
I saw him live and didn't stand still, that's for sure. I was right in front, his sweat dripping on me from the stage. It was a dream to finally see him live. He was dead two weeks later. I will never get over it.
Wow! Cool story. Except him dying so young. 😢
35-years-old. Too young to die. I will forever love Stevie!❣️
This story breaks my heart :( But at least you got to see him
I miss Stevie so much today. I'll never understand his passing away ever. Why Lord?
This is a great example of Stevie playing both lead AND rhythm guitar parts at the same time. The churning of the rhythm along with the melody. He did this alot, but I think this is the best song to see and hear it.
Those offbeat chops, so effortlessly worked in. Watch that circular motion of his pick hand. Little stabs and runs , yeh, but worked into that unrelenting offbeat chop. Supreme mastery.
If anyone doubts he’s the GOAT...Sorry for you blindness! 😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Lets Head it for Double Trouble...best bottom ever!
I did get to see SRV and it was actually 1982. We didn't know who he was before but we sure as hell did when we left.
He grew up living the blues, being around the blues, trained by top Blues Artist's. There is no better nor will there ever be another Stevie. BTW, Stevie plays so effortlessly it is possible he is not human.
You got that right? Some of the greats he played with BB King, as well as being like a son to Albert king
Well said! Exactly right!!!
Heard both B B King and Eric Clapton say they were amazed that he never stopped to think about what he would do next. Both BB and Eric said thy will pause to consider what to do next. Music just flowed directly out of SRV
He sang a lot at Austin city limits which was recorded live so they had to respect a television on PBS so that’s why the crowd was quiet
Thanks for your reaction...this is from the Montreux jazz festival in Switzerland...I read somewhere that some people in the audience booed Stevie because they just wanted pure jazz....
He had mastered his instrument. He had overcome his addictions. Had found a relationship that he loved.And then his life was taken. Genius pays a big price.
I absolutely love Stevie Ray Vaughan. THE SKY IS CRYING, is my favorite song EVER! Second favorite singer Bob Seger.
This is from SRV and DT's first show at the prestigious Montreux Jazz Festival in Switzerland. They were the first unsigned (to a record contract) to be invited to play Montreux. The audience, expecting a night of quiet acoustic music actually booed Stevie, if you can imagine it. They didn't quit, didn't back down, played like he always did 100%. They were still a trio at this point as Reese Wynans didn't join until 1985, the year they went back to Montreux as headliners and brought the house down.
That's crazy! They didn't know what they were missing. I heard SRV's guitar is the most valuable one. I think his brother has it.
The above comment is 100% accurate. They were expecting acoustical performances that night. And they were to tight in their expectations. Many had never heard anything like this in it's entirety.
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Wow - thanks for the info, Midnight! I came late to the SRV party, even though I'm old enough to have known... I always like to learn.. and I totally LOVE Reese!
The famous SRV Fender was lost on a fire!!
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Ok, you are right. I hear Ray and I picture his nose crinkle up the same way SRV does on some singing notes. Good ear my friend. Great reaction. Take care.
Stevie plays most of the time with his eyes closed!!!!!
Pride and Joy is my favorite ofhis
When Stevie was asked who was his favorite artist was his answer was Jimi Hendrix. Stevie said that he was his inspiration!❤
His recorded stuff is fantastic to be sure but yes, his genius was playing live. I have been so fortunate to have seen him perform live TWICE! I promise you when I saw him nobody was sitting down. I don’t know for sure but I BELIEVE. most of those were like tv studio performances or something similar. I do normally prefer live performances over videos BUT, SRV is the exception to this rule. He has has a couple that have a sense of humor and a couple that are just badass! If ya get a chance check out several of his videos! I
My oldest son was a blues guitar progeny when he was a teenager and was obsessed with SRV. Bluesman Jesse Lee Robinson took him under his wing and invited him to play at the infamous Subway Lounge in Jackson, MS. One of the best moments of my life was watching my 15 yr old kid rip into this song and the whole PLACE went insane. I'll never forget that. Bless you, Jesse. 🥰❤️✌️🤘 I should also add that the club owner told me that night he was officially the youngest person to ever play the Subway. 🤘
Saw SRV back in '88 shortly before I joined the navy. He blew the roof off our little venue in Redding, CA! It was amazing!
I see the others commenting about the situation at that festival. But I will attest that when I saw him live in Denver in 1984, he hit the first chords of the first song, and we were driven to our feet, and had to move the whole concert long. The vibrations he created just went right through you. I think the timbre of Steve's voice in the mid range is very similar to Ray Charles' sound.
Members of SRV's band, also played in Texan guitarist Johnny Winter's band, check out his music also. Hendrix was obviously a huge influence for SRV, Johnny hung out with, and jammed with Hendrix. You are doing some great work here!
Love this man...we are truly blessed to have so much media to attest to his greatness...
Need to listen to The Fabulous Thuderbirds ...'Tough Enough'. This is his brother's band.
Stevie was first and foremost a Texas Bluesman. He loved Hendrix and dabbled in a variety of other genres including jazz, but in his heart, it was all about the Blues. Listen to Albert King. He was a huge influence, and a God Father to Stevie. The only two songs I’d recommend in the studio version are “Life By The Drop” and “Tick Tock.” You can hear his R and B voice on those. Keep on the Stevie train! Thanks, Donna G❤
You remind me of the way a great wine connoisseur responds to a great wine. A hint of this... A taste of that... A bass flavor that supports it all... A superb blend that's unsurpassed. It as if you were explaining a deeply emotional, sensory experience before awarding the gold medal for "Best of Show." I love that.
You should check out Jeff Healey and Stevie Ray Vaughan "Look at Little Sister ". Stevie Ray kinda holds back so that Jeff could shine. And man, did he shine. Stevie Ray brought out the best in everyone. Jeff was blind, by the way. That performance will change your life! 👌
Yessir this man is a Legend and gone way too soon.
Anything with SRV & Double Trouble live has my attention 😍 Never know how the songs gonna go, different every time ✌❣
As for "just sitting..not hearing.." u cant see the crowds - its pitch black!! There's no way those audiences arent appreciating Stevie...and some might be dancing or whatever....u cant see them! ....today everyone would be standing but all holding up their fones!! Lol wont be dancing! Theres lots of footage of Stevie playing in smaller places & EVERYONE is dancing...but thats more in clubs/bars. Most reactors are slack jawed in amazement..staring at Stevie then saying they dont know wat to say...imagine being in front of him LIVE ...dont think dancing wud b on ur mind..you'd b mesmerised...i love dancing but if i saw this band i'd be locked onto Stevie and just watch his amazing talent! 🤟
Seen the man three times and still wasn't enough to fill the appetite for SRV👍👊😎🇨🇦
I'm so very happy that I took the opportunity to see him live twice. I can still feel his guitar and his voice vibrating in my cells. I was crushed when he passed. I was also lucky enough that Bonnie Raitt opened for him one of those times. Great stuff. Great times
DREW, IT'S WONDERFUL TO SEE YOU ENJOY SRV THE WAY THE REST OF US USED TO AND STILL DO TODAY. LOVE WATCHING YOU EXPERIENCE ALL THE "REAL" MUSIC!!! THANK YOU FOR SHARING WITH ALL OF US...REALLY LOOK FORWARD TO ALL YOUR REACTIONS......CARRY ON BABY BOY, WE LOVE YOU!!!!!
this was an acoustic night at this venue , they just stuck SRV in at short notice, the crowd wasn't ready for this kind of music. early in his career he wore a black strap with white notes, later on changed to white strap with black notes, I have one.
'Life by the Drop' will not disappoint. One of the few acoustic SRV tunes. Don't believe you'll find this gem live tho.
Just suggested this song on a different reaction. Good acoustic choice and a studio only song that I can't tell people enough about !!!!
@@c.r.sullivanii4252Imagine a live version though!
This was tense with the audience not appreciating them, a small portion of the audience. For a time when the band was feeling more relaxed watch Love Struck Baby - Pride and Joy - Rare It is very relaxed and fun playing in a club. Thanks for all the SRV you have covered. The first time I watched this concert Montreux 82 I cried but I was proud of Stevie and the band.
When you watch SRV perform he doesn’t even look at his guitar. It is in effect an extension of him.
I've been to a lot of concerts back on the day..sometimes it's a get up and move vibe sometimes just stop and be mesmerized
Stevie Ray! I caught 3 shows in the 80s. West Hartford in 82, Portsmouth, VA in 85 and Bristol, CT in 89. I feel very lucky to have seen him. Kickin Serious Ass
Love Love SRV! Got chills listening to Stevie and watching you react!
He’s so good Esther!
I never got the opportunity to see him but I can honestly say that I could have been mesmerized to a point of setting and absorbing it. I have only a few regrets in life but not making the opportunity to see him is one.
Stevie's voice was always so underrated and if you really want to hear him sing please listen to life without you.
After Stevie died his brother Jimmy released their album they had just put out and there's a wonderful song he sings and they played it at his funeral it's called TICK TOCK
'he is a magician' you nailed it!
What a wonderful reaction, from the heart Brother.
I know you like his singing, so i highly recommend: ain't gone and give up on love live at the capitol theatre. One of my absolute favourites! Another one is: couldn't stand the weather live at the capitol theatre. Once again, great reaction!
Added, thank you Markus!
Markus..good request..I have requested Ain't Gon Give Up On Love and Change It both live at The Capitol Theatre a million times! Still waiting lol! Maybe we will have luck with this reactor cause he loves SRV so much💞✌️
I'd add Crossfire and Tightrope and Change It (th-cam.com/video/nY4OOq2qlQI/w-d-xo.html). Awesome!!
You really have to witness his “Soundcheck”. It’s nothing you’ll ever see from anyone else.
I seen SRV 3 times and was amazed by his showmanship. If you want to see him at his greatest watch Life Without You Live
I really like how you identify and call out what's happening on things like the bass guitar line and the drums and all that. As a musician that has played most about at least a lot of different instruments in various bands over the years, it's great to hear somebody notice that stuff and feel its effect. I noticed you were doing that with the bass guitar line on Elvis Presley Suspicious Minds as well. Those are both cases of where the front guy surrounds himself with the absolute best.
And what works so well about the song and it's actually a style that has existed before Stevie Ray vaughan, sort of a jump Blues kind of thing, but he just makes it so smooth and liquid and danceable and he does that rotational rhythm guitar strumming for the most part and it throws little licks in there you know while he's singing, it's not that the base is copying the guitar, it's at the bases walking and occasionally doing that staccato really fast thing while it walks, it's that it stays on the downbeat and provides the framework and then it's the guitar that it's just super heavy on the backbeat. Usually it's going to be heavy on the downbeat and leave it up to the drummer with the snare drum to delineate the back b. But in that particular style, it's just such a great walking setup it has all that motion and then it's just reinforced by the guitar on the offbeat, which technically is what reggae music does a lot. You'll hear things on the offbeat like the guitar and even in the drum stuff that you wouldn't normally expect. But then again the base doesn't often hit on the downbeat, it often delays in pauses comes in on the back beat and then at some point hits the downbeat just to remind you.
Before Tommy Shannon played with SRV, he played bass for Johnny Winters another one of the great guitarist 🎸. You need to check out Look Little Sister.
If you look quickly, you may notice the "Stevie circle". One of his trademarks is his strumming with his right hand. You can see the circular motion(like a train), pumping the verses. One of the first things I learned on guitar was that circular strum.
That is Tommy Shannon on bass. One of Stevie's friends, he and SRV went to rehab in 1985 (both were heavily addicted to cocaine, Stevie being treated, even with IV fluids on more than one occasion for being nearly or completely comatose right before a show.)
That is a regular strat (no such thing as a large bass strat.) Tommy Shannon (using the fender bass) plays bass, and althoug shaped similar to the strat, it has always been called a P-bass, (Precision bass). Fender also has a jazz bass, but Fender is the company, strat is a style, they also have a telecaster, jaguar, jazzmaster, and others. The Fender 6 string bass from the late 60s and early 70s was used by the Beatles (John, and George would play the Fender 6 string) on songs like Hey Jude, where Paul put down his Hofner bass, and played piano,
0:36 great point about the live aspect. But now that you appreciate how amazing he is and really how amazing that band is, I strongly encourage you to go listen to the studio Cuts as well. This is how we all first heard them on the radio and then we would go out and buy the record album and hear it there. And I did see him live three times so unless you went to one of his concerts there wasn't any internet or TH-cam you could hop on and just see what he looked like live. So these Studio Cuts were the stuff that we lived in breathed as early Stevie Ray Vaughan fans. They're very important to a lot of people. And they're just so well done. Three people and then a bit later four people, putting out all that incredible vibe and energy and virtuosity. It's mind-blowing.
Some people he put a spell on with the magic he was!!
Musical style. Vaughan's music was rooted in blues, rock, and jazz. He was influenced by Johnny Winter; Jimi Hendrix, Albert King, Lonnie Mack, B.B. King, Freddie King, Albert Collins, Johnny "Guitar" Watson, Buddy Guy, Howlin' Wolf, Otis Rush, Guitar Slim, Chuck Berry, and Muddy Waters.
I believe Stevie's "Life by The Drop" is the only song I've listened to that was not a live performance, there may not be a performance of it but you need to check it out. His vocals are wonderful ~
Few people mention the Bass and drummer. Both are great! the Bass player can be seen in many concerts featuring musical All-Stars.
We sure didn't sit down when he was here in Nashville!! It was wild 🤯😜
Blues....exactly right. Stevie's bass player was Tommy Shannon, and the drummer was Chris Layton. Reese joined the band a while after the time of this video. Stevie learned from and became friends with many of the great Blues musicians. One in particular was Albert King. They had a pretty special relationship. If you get a chance, you should watch an improvisational video of Albert King and Stevie playing together. "Blues at Sunrise". It's pretty good and I think you would enjoy it.
On a side note, one of the reasons you don't see the audience moving around or "participating" in his videos is that many of the videos you might see are from TV show performances where audiences were supposed to keep it cool. Videos from the Capitol Theater have the audience getting into it.
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You are right SRV was into the Blues -- no doubt about that. He is not typical rock at all. Yes, I hear Ray Charles in there and BB King -- you are right. This guy can damn sing, but his playing is that of a God.
Fun fact when zztop were practicing in a garage in Texas A young Stevie liked to hang around them
RIP GOAT!!
Voice is blues. Guitar is mix blues and rock. I do hear Ray Charles now that you mention it in places.
This is the concert that got him discovered it was a jazz festival in Montroux . They booked him on the day it was nothing but soft jazz music artists so you can figure how shocked the people was just sitting there loot some soft jazz then to have them come out and play loud and hard . He said that it was the first time they got booed
Ok so if you really want to know more about SRV and where he gets his influences the best video to watch is SRV and Albert King live in a studio it’s 1 1/2 hrs of them talking about both there backgrounds and the people that made the biggest impact on there music and lives I would say this is one of the best videos out there that someone can watch and really appreciate both of them
Love your insights on the audience! you can say it white folks rarely let go. we are too uptight! Watching Jimi hendrix put down some awesome guitar. then they show this audience standing around with guys wearing suits looking like a deer in the headlights. I got you brother. if you look closely at Stevies life without you video there is just one guy mid way back in the crowd standing up dancing to the song!!! Love that guy!
Bassist Tommy Shannon played with Johnny Winters--another guitarist worth checking out--before Stevie; Johnny doesn’t get the recognition and respect he deserves. Tommy now plays with Joe Bonamassa--not bad, huh?
Stevie Ray was Texas Blues.
Hey man people are not just sitting there
THEY ARE IN TOTAL SHOCK
I SAW HIM LIVE,IT WAS CAPTIVATING
I just stumbled across ur channel last night and watched ur first reaction to srv and I love what you take from his music. Keep doin what ur doin bro 👍👍
Thank you! Will do Brandan!
I don't know where this particular performance was, but he was on a TV show called Austin City Limits several times. Because it was tv they were fairly rabid about not making too much noise.
I think this was at the Montreux jazz festival and i read somewhere that some people actually booed him because they just wanted pure jazz
@@Daniel58S Seriously? Those people obviously had no idea what they were witnessing and lucky to see.
@@trishc3099 I agree with you ...I was lucky 8 times
I have a suggestion I believe you would like a lot..."Tabacco Road" live with Edgar and Johnny Winter
He brought blues back after it was almost gone
A guy walk into a bar and say's I'm starting a band and need a lead singer a lead guitarist and a rhythm guitarist, Stevie say here hold my beer. SRV RIP
They were listening!
This was a “radio single”. You will pick-up on his music for “live” and his singles for radio play.
Another you must witness is: Crossfire
From Huey Lewis:
Huey: Around 1984 our tour was sold out. The agent said, "Who do you want to open?"
I said, "Stevie Ray Vaughan."
He said, "Who's that?"
I said, "Check the record out." I sent him the record. "He said, "It's great. Let me check into it."
Stevie Ray's manager at the time asked for more money than they were worth. My agent said, "This is ridiculous. We can't pay them this kind of money. They're not worth anything. We're just helping them by putting them on the tour. They should be paying us. Blah, blah, blah."
I said, "Forget about it. Just pay him. Trust me. You'll be glad you did."
The first show was in Oklahoma City. I showed up early and went straight to the wings of the stage. Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble with Tommy Shannon and Chris Layton. They were just killing it. Then the song ended and there was a moment of dead silence. Then the audience started chanting, “Huey, Huey, Huey, Huey."
I thought, "Oh my gosh. That's horrible. These people don't get this." I couldn't believe it.
Double Trouble finished their set. They were put off by the reaction and went into their bus.
I went onto their bus and told them, "Look, fellas, you're tremendous. Here's the thing, the audience is invested in us. They know our music. They play the record on the way to the venue. No matter how good you are, they're bound to think that we're going to be much, much better. There's no way you're going to score here.
"What's going to happen is, when they go home tonight, they're going to say, 'Hey, you know what? That first band was pretty good.'"
I said, "Just relax. Have a great time. Believe me, this will be good for you guys."
They did and we had a wonderful tour. Stevie Ray got on stage and played “Bad Is Bad” with us every single night. We just were inseparable for the whole tour.
Dude you gotta watch Stevie Ray Live in Montreux 1985. It's long bit Great
Another great reaction.
Hi. You should check out the videos that where on MTV. It's a cold shot is one of my favorites. Also If the house is rocking don't bother knocking. The secret sound check is also great.
I saw a Cover Band called "Texas Flood" They had two guitarist and singer to do what SRV did himself. Texas Flood was very good though
SRV = THE G.O.A.T.
Yep. I’m not bored yet. Keep him coming. And... I can see your comparison to Ray Charles. If you want another great (but very different) guitarist, try Dire Straits song “Sultans of Swing” Alchemy Live version. It’s the best version I’ve seen or heard. That’s another band on top of their game at that time. Lead singer and guitarist is Mark Knopfler.
Listen to Wilson Pickett, and the song hey Jude will set your ass on fire 🔥 and as far as Stevie Ray Vaughan goes he's been GOAT SINCE DAY ONE
Life without you at Capitol Theater 1985 and Voodoo Child Tokyo version both of them will change your life I promise
Change of Pace.. Riviera Paradise...Live from Austin Texas
He does sound like Ray Charles! You haven't reacted to Stevie's other big hit...Crossfire. you'll love that one also.
If you want to hear him sing react to “Willy the wimp” live. The best one is the one where he is wearing a dark purple suit. His vocals on this one are phenomenal!!
❤SRV
You will love “dirty pool” live in montreaux 82’ or at Texas tornado jam…either concert this is early Stevie that got his name on the map.
Yeahh! Tornado Jam!
He's classified as the blues
Tommy Shannon was a bass player for Johnny Winter in the early days
Stevie has a live song where he and his brother Jimmie play a double neck guitar at the same time. I can't remember the song, but somebody out there will know.
I believe that song was Wipeout
@@mikejohnson7473Thought it was "Pipeline." Not sure. But the performance... WOW. How did they do that? Especially how his brother Jimmy was positioned. Would have loved to have changed places with Jimmy, though... just to hug Stevie like that!
You should check out MTV Unplugged with Stevie Ray Vaughan playing 12 string acoustic guitar, it's awesome sauce.
One reason people sat down back then is for consideration of the people who are behind you. You didn't want to block the view of the row behind you. Now, people are not so considerate.
It was “Respect” the crowd had. In any color
You need to look at his Sound check video. Also, When The House is a Rockin..
You sir have great taste in your reactions. If I may, I have a few reactions for you, and I’m confident you will enjoy these…
#1. Beth & Joe I’d rather go blind in Amsterdam
#2 Morgan James singing Aerosmith Dream On
#3 I saved the best for last. Angelina Jordan. She is the finest talent on the planet. She isn17,mane her her idols are Billie Holiday, Etta James, Sarah Vaughn, Whitney Houston, Frank Sumatra and Queen for starters
She is way beyond her years, and will go down with the greatest singer of all time. Thank you and best wishes I’ll be watching. 👍👍
Check out a TH-cam video..B.B. King,Stevie Ray Vaughn, Eric Clapton, Why I Sing the Blues ! Has LOT of famous blues singers !!!
No doubt srv is the goat . Please watch "life without you "at the capital theater," "couldn't stand the weather " "willy the wimp" to name a few, love your reactions!! ♥ 🙏
There needs to be an Emoji that encapsulates the look of utter dumbfounded confusion and shock at ignorant arrogance that sweeps over my face when anyone suggests that Stevie isn't the GOAT.