Brothers In Blues TRAILER | 2023
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Available on Amazon, iTunes, Google Play, TH-cam Movies, Cable and Satellite On Demand on March 21st!
BROTHERS IN BLUES is the story of brothers Jimmie and Stevie Ray Vaughan. Jimmie and Stevie went from a small, post-war house in Oak Cliff, Texas to becoming rock and roll legends, selling millions of records and playing alongside the likes of David Bowie, Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, Jackson Browne, Carlos Santana and more. A portion of the film is devoted to Jimmie and Eric Clapton’s first ever on-camera interviews about the night that Stevie died. Featuring newly revealed photos, home movies, and previously untold stories, BROTHERS IN BLUES is a rare and intimate look into the tragedies and the glory of the Vaughan brothers as told by Jimmie, Eric Clapton, Jackson Browne, Billy Gibbons, Nile Rodgers, as well as bandmates and friends from the early days of their enduring legacy
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I was at SRV’s funeral when Niles Rogers spoke about Family Style and played Tick Tock. Stevie was my friend. The whole thing was a crushing blow.
I was at his funeral too...I went to junior high with him...L.V Stockard jr. high..
The best Guitarist I've seen live was Stevie. No one gets near him.
Absolutely crushing,
Lost my younger brother November 89’
I empathize.
Stephen tobolosky was in oak cliff or there? You know the cast of thousands srv first record and ned Ryerson from groundhog day
I was blown away the first I heard SRV it was on Austin City Limits I was hooked bought every album I could get my hands on I saw him live in 1989 in Tampa Bay, Florida I stood up on my chair cause am short and I was like 4th row at the show.Stevie played the guitar behind him and with his teeth he was amazing my heart was thumping it was my first time I heard the blues Texas style SRV was one of a kind unique he was the best!! I came home from work one day my sis said there's bad news about SRV there it was Breaking News a raising star was killed I was crying it broke my heart August 27, 1990 a day I will never forget. Sorry Jeff for the loss of your friend. RIP SRV
RIP Stevie Ray Vaughan (October 3, 1954 - August 27, 1990), aged 35
You will always be remembered as a legend.
The trailer ending with Life By the Drop... goosebumps, man. My favorite SRV song of all time. RIP Stevie 🙇♂️ 🙏🫶
They'll never be another Stevie Ray Vaughn. So sad he died so young.😢
As the producer of this film, I need to explain to some posters that every interview with Stevie and every one of his performances is already on the Internet. I am trying to bring NEW stuff to you in this film. No other doc on SRV has on-camera interviews with Eric Clapton, Jimmie Vaughan and Billy Gibbons. Jackson Browne tells you things you didn't know before, as does Nile Rodgers. I'm trying to show you NEW things you have never seen, or heard before.
Can't wait to watch this!
Did Robert Cray have any part of this?
@@bishadeal No. Clapton, Jimmie, Jackson Browne and Nile Rodgers did
Robert Cray was always my second favorite to SRV. Thank you for putting this together. Can't wait to watch it
Thank you, hoss!
This movie should be available to watch all over the globe, and not just in the US ...
Sux!!!
@@thegodthatfailed100 What ? The movie, or the fact that it can be watch in the US only ?
@@tinpanalleybluesman the fact we in Australia can't see it!!
@@thegodthatfailed100 Yea, true...
You will be able to see it soon. We are working hard on gaining international distribution as you read this. Waiting to get the lawyers to sign off!!!
I was fortunate enough to see Stevie 3 xs. Once w BB King at The Greek in L.A, once at Benson & Hedges Blues Festival w Etta & whole bunch of amazing people, & the last time w Jeff Beck.
UNFREAKING real, after the 1st time, I went to work the next day, & everyone was asking well, how was it?? There were no words, he was just amazing. Hearing on a cd, or the radio is one thing, watching him perform, like a religious experience lol.
I was at that show at the Greek too. B.B. was sitting down at that point in time. I also ran into SRV at a Los Lobos show there. The story of that is on Y.T. under "SRV plays Lenny for the last time".
@@TBlanktimseen that video times and times again. to even live in his time would be my dream
The legit Blues Brothers
The next best is Jimmy Vaughn am going to see him live on June 17, 2023 @ Ludlow Garage Cincinnati, Ohio. Jimmy is an amazing guitar player with his own style am so excited!!
Hell yes!!!
I cannot wait to see this!!!
I've never seen Jimmie speak about the accident before. I can tell it's *still* an incredibly painful thing for him to even talk about. God bless SRV! He was one of a kind!
50 bucks for your 1st guitar ( early 60s?) must have been a scorcher, my first guitar was found in a dumpster ,a classical with 2 strings ,a week later I became Buddy Holly ! Then a small miracle was granted me. A neighbour needed £90 pounds to fix his jeep and he turned up on my doorstep with a 60s Gibson SG jr with just the 1 pickup, as soon as I strummed an A barre chord on it I gave him the 90(maybe he ended up with 80) we now had a real guitar to plug in to our Fender Quad Reverb which was all the amplification we needed. Guitar, bass and microphone blasted out of that amp everyday ! This is going to be a treat to watch!
I cannot wait to see this!!!!!!!!
Saw Stevie the first time at Bessies Boathouse, Norfolk VA, in 82 or 83. Saw him a total of 5 times, but I'll never forget that first time. Nothing like seeing a talent like his up close and personal. Im looking forward to seeing the film.
R.I.P. S.R.V., and God bless Jimmie Vaughan 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻!
Can't wait to see it.
🔥🔥🔥🔥
Can't wait to see it in France
Jimmy Ray and Stevie Ray
Jimmie LAWRENCE and Stevie Ray.
is this available on dvd?
Is it also available in other languages?
Mark wallberg could play SRV his face is so close to Steve I want a actual movie telling his story
Will it be avaliable in Norway?
I would LOVE LOVE LOVE to see Mike Judge do a Tales From The Tour Bus on Stevie Ray Vaughan. Just gotta figure out how to tell him lol
it seems each season is theme-based. season 1 was country, season 2 was funk....
I would imagine season 3 would be Punk or 80's Glam rock???? who knows... I guess Blues could easily be season 3... Judge loves the blues... so why not? Remember also the show isn't about glorifying these celebrities as much as it is kinda poking fun of their quirks. DO you think a bunch or SRV fans could take Judge poking a bit of fun at SRV without getting offended like snowflakes and 13 year old girls? I personally would love it.
@@bugsycline3798 If he's doing very American artforms, I'd say it could be rock or blues. Either one would be cool as hell!
poking fun at the quirks of musicians who are loved around the world is a dangerous game in cancel culture world. Honestly I'd rather see SRV poked fun of a bit than I would see his name constantly invoked with tragedy. Its as if you can't say his name without saying he died. But man HE LIVED... that's the thing... HE LIVED and he lived Large! Some of the feuds between the two brothers would make for good tv too... as well as drunken and high stories...
I don’t think that’s the case, he is very much alive and experiencing a massive resurgence thanks to TH-cam. His death comes up only from a “damn he was such a great guy, I can’t believe that happened” perspective.
And for many, it’s a massive what if… he was entering superstardom. I can tell he wanted to branch out, he was getting jazzy… he told band mates he wanted to expand the sound. Grunge/Alternative was just starting to take over and Stevie is personally responsible for Pearl Jam as we know them, because their lead guitarist literally quit college and committed his life to music after having a “religious experience” seeing Stevie at the Gorge in Washington around ‘89 or ‘90. You know there would have been collaboration there.
It’s a real crime that he was taken… the world is absolutely poorer for it.
Was a shame Stevie died so suddenly, the guy owed me fifty dollars 🤪
And if you know that... you can run away from home lol... rock n roll baby!!
Can’t wait to see this.
Six strings down on a heaven bound flight.
RIP Stevie
I know what i'm watching on March 21st.
Hopefully a DVD release soon???
I started college in Fall of 1979 at Southwest Texas State University (SWTSU, Now called Texas State) in San Marcos, Tx., 25 minutes south of Austin. Saw SRV many times along with Eric Johnson, Fabulous T-Birds, and all the other Austin bands like LeRoi Brothers, etc. This was when Austin WAS Austin, not like now. Now it's "Austin, California", bunch of immigrants from California and elsewhere. We'd see all national acts at bars like the Liberty Lunch, Club Foot, Antones, and the South Park Meadows on I-35. Eric Johnson would play at the Cheatham Street Warehouse in San Marcos and we got .99 cent pitchers of beer there. Truly magical times. I saw T-Birds with SRV sitting in with them at the Gruene Hall in New Braunfels for a Gruene Hall Anniversary party. Take me back to the 80's please.
Eric A.
Watch the film. It will be like a time trip for you!!!
How can I watch it in Germany?
Rosie and I live on a ski hill a couple miles from Alpine Valley. I remember the day Stevie went down in that Helicopter! Sad day. Being a guitar guy it still hurts. Burlington Bill busking on the road and here on you tube.
Cant wait to watch this
Where can we watch it
@@yaronyarden9066 how can I watch it in Germany ?
@@luigicalzone1558 I'm not sure. I'm the US it's available in a few platforms including TH-cam, Apple TV and Amazon prime.
I think you just answered his question.
@@kylewood8327 Not necessarily. Those might not be available in other countries. Copyrights and crap...
@@yaronyarden9066 that would suck
If you love real documentaries on some of the best musicians in the world and if the Vaughnan brothers are on your short list , this is a must watch. it's fantastic.
So glad you enjoyed it! Thank you so much for watching!
Got to see SRV at the Los Angeles Sports Arena when he opened for Jeff Beck. An incredible night and the sound was amazing!
This doesn’t appear to be available in Australia. Any idea of it will be released here?
As soon as we can obtain the legal paperwork to do so. I can tell you that we are working on it right now.
@Pecos45 I still can’t find it to stream in Oz. Any progress you can report on?
Hanging out for it in NZ too..
Looks like there’s no updates forth coming @markkennard861
I'm based in the UK and really want to watch this but can't find anywhere to stream it!!
Any joy mate ?? Coz I really need to see this,but can't find it.
That crash was no 'accident', pilot wasn't rated to fly IFR. The three other Bell206 arrived back safely not knowing what happen back at Alpine Valley at 4am. and heavy fog conditions/ What would You do?
Does anyone know what song plays in the first seconds of the film?
Oh I can’t wait!
10 yrs ago i was sat TV d2d Technician, and i met all kind and amazing ppl, i loved it so much.
once i met a guitarist, (me too) and we talked about music, and he asked of i know SRV and some others, and i didn't!.
i wanted to wrote the names while he told them to know what i am missing, to find new Jams.
but i didn't felt comfortable to do so, but SRV was the one who suck with me
after a while i tried to remember the names he mentioned, and only SRV popped out .
i cant tell you how happy i was, and still
and sorry i was to find he is no longer with us .
Brothers In Blues, just found another Jam ✨✨✨✨
thank you if you read it .
long live SRV.
I had a friend who grew up with the Vaughn Brothers in Oak Cliff , Dallas and migrated to Austin with them . Alex played bass in Paul Ray and the Cobras with Stevie . RIP Mr Blue and SRV
Was that Alex Napier????
@@Pecos45 it was . RIP Big Al
@@gregschannel4918 Damn. Had no idea. He also played with Doyle Bramhall in The Millionaires. Sorry to hear this.
@@Pecos45 he also played with Charlie Sexton in “ The Eager Beaver Boys “. Through Joe Ely they opened up for the Clash on their Texas dates . They have a video on here . With Big Al on bass
@@gregschannel4918 Yes, I remember the Charlie Sexton days. Tim Niece (Sexton's manager) fired Alex because he thought he "looked like a redneck." Alex's response is not printable. 😃
"Alpine Valley, the concert's still going on" WOW
How do I go about getting to watch this?
JRV was a total D Bag to his brother. I don't know what happened in the last five minutes of the man's life, but for years Jimmie would beat the crap out of Stevie for "stealing" his licks, and calling himself Stevie Ray when only Steve was his name. Jimmy Ray is Jimmie Ray and Stevie wanted to be like his older brother so he put the Ray in there himself, and all he got was a slap in the face. Once SRV got famous, Jimmie had to capitulate and make nice if he wanted to play with his now super famous brother. But had SRV not skyrocketed to fame Jimmie didn't even want him playing on the same circuit. He did everything to sabotage his brother when he first heard the buzz, and knowing he is still making money off his brother's legacy is sickening.
I think you may be mistaken. Jimmie's full name is Jimmie Lawrence Vaughan and he displayed JLV on all of his guitars. None of the interviews we got in the film support what you are saying, and these were all people who were there.
@@Pecos45 I have to agree with you. I'll add that I'm fairly certain that SRV was born "Steven Ray Vaughan" and didn't "add that in himself..."
When the film maker from the git go doesn't know the difference between WW2 and the Korean War? Yikes
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What are you talking about?