Not only was Stevie clean and sober for a few years before he died, he actually helped many people get clean and sober after he became clean. He helped fans, friends and even his own brother reach sobriety. John Mayer said he grew up never touching drugs or alcohol because of Stevie's influence. Stevie had that kind of inspiration on people. He was a kind and humble man who will be forever missed.
Like folks are saying, he was clean and sober from late 1986 until his passing in 1990. He lived and breathed Sobriety, and was always ready to help others. Love your reactions to Stevie. He was as kind, gentle and humble as he was talented. I was lucky enough to spend time with him. Precious memories. Donna G
Stevie Ray Quit those two things you were talking about I am 60 grew up on SRV I was proud he gave up those habits about 3 years before the crash if you watch him in his final years you will notice him chewing gum and not just to quite smoking he is definitely the goat and was a very humble man
Hello from Ireland where we love Stevie ray ,We may go see live bands but back at the house party its Stevie ray ,Comments like how does he do that , I am gonna play like that someday , Aint he the sweetest , I'm giving up ,lol R.I.P Stevie
you should hear SRV’s songs, Lenny (live at El Mocambo) and then I had to think of Jeff Beck, watch out, but Riviera Paradise is so, so gorgeous. (live from Austin). speaking of finesse.
If you’re implying that his death was from drugs and/or alcohol, you’re incorrect. He was several years clean and sober when he died in a helicopter crash.
I had this on DVD, there also was a special with just the out takes and they were amazing. Watched so much it drove my wife crazy. Oh and his tone on this song was just growling...GOOD GOD Y'ALL.
Somebody poked a wild beehive in this song and SRV is what's inside the hive. Warning sounds... anger stirred... poke, poke. Some fool messing around has stoked glowing coals with a dry stick. Leave my girl alone, SRV says, and he means it. Just by the sound, you know the fury's rising.. and clearly something's about to burst forth in defense! Look out! Like angry bees, the notes swarm out in waves of rage and attack! Guitar genius! Utter genius.
This video was after he got clean and sober he was clean and sober right at 4 years when he passed he is not here now because he got on a helicopter that was piloted by someone that was not trained to to fly in foggy conditions
One of his best....if they are such a thing as best 😂 Every song he done was the best ! And I remember sitting at my first cousins house watching this on Austin City Limits .
There's a couple good short biographies here on YT about SRV. They're worth checking out. One is Rise of a Texas Bluesman and it's pretty great. The other is part of the "Legends" series.
Stevie did not die from booze and drugs. He was clean and sober. Beautiful heart that he had, he helped others achieve the same. He tragically died in a helicopter crash, August 27, 1990. Sad, sad day. 😥
Stevie credited his talent to God. He was actually a very spiritual person. In stranded in the crossfire the lyrics talk about people being ruthless with each other, and then he says “ whatever happened to the golden rule?” He meant that.
Easy now from the gallery - easy mistake - remember this is one of like 100 musicians any reactor is listening to so not getting his exact life story right is a fair mistake. SRV was clean as a whistle and an inspiration to thousands to get and stay clean for the last 5 years of his life - those little temptations almost did take him out but it was a foggy helicopter ride and freaking stupid ski hills in Wisconsin that did - like seriously - who is/needs/does skiing in Wisconsin. Screw all of you and anyone who has ever put on ski's or snowboarded in the state of Wisconsin - it is a ridiculous concept and took away this gift of pure light energy and soul and musical perfection from the world. Unbelievable. I am starting it #neverskiwisconsin. Sorry - woah - got a little angry at random people in a state I will visit once in my life - to vandalize the first ski resort I find. The fact such a random event stole this genius from us as one of the rare honest to goodness life turned right stories in Rock, makes it all the more crushing even thinking about it 30 years later. It's all good though man - I just love that you love him my brother.
truly one in a million - and I actually knew he had perished in a helicopter , not sure what I was thinking if I mentioned he passed from drugs...hmmmm maybe I was on some...
@@ReactionsbyD Yeah man, I figured - I wanted to send a pre-emptive note to all the comment warriors who might not be even keeled enough to cut you slack. Many of us who have struggled with addiction AND idolize Stevie - part of it relates to this very path of his life, so take it so seriously, but we are all friends here. And man - it is a really interesting conversation as some of his playing when in the height of his addiction was so intense and raw and flawless - it is different to post 1985 and yeah arguably better in some cases and others not. I'd love to hear you react here to a version of "Tin Pan Alley" you can find on a live set they included as 10 extra songs on the "Texas Flood" reissue Legacy Edition that is like - if not one of the most incredible recorded tracks I've ever heard in all of electric blues - and that was pre-recovery...I'm not sure what human can ever be better. It would be really cool if you choose to review it - the album again is the Texas Flood 'Legacy Edition' and the entire live set is INSANE - clearly from the same set he toured to film all of the "El Mocambo" videos, and every song he CRUSHES but "Tin Pan Alley" in particular.
Little known facts... one... yes he sounds like Jimmi Hendrix... that's cuase he's... 1. Using Jimis whawha pedal! They were Great friends! His family gave it to him! 2. Jimi played a right hand guitar lefthanded! Therefore his whammy bar was on top! Stevie put his on top too! 3. Sadly he joined the GOATS club by passing way too soon! Like him and jimi there's also Randy Rhoads!
Not only was Stevie clean and sober for a few years before he died, he actually helped many people get clean and sober after he became clean. He helped fans, friends and even his own brother reach sobriety. John Mayer said he grew up never touching drugs or alcohol because of Stevie's influence. Stevie had that kind of inspiration on people. He was a kind and humble man who will be forever missed.
Like folks are saying, he was clean and sober from late 1986 until his passing in 1990. He lived and breathed Sobriety, and was always ready to help others. Love your reactions to Stevie. He was as kind, gentle and humble as he was talented. I was lucky enough to spend time with him. Precious memories. Donna G
Stevie Ray Quit those two things you were talking about I am 60 grew up on SRV I was proud he gave up those habits about 3 years before the crash if you watch him in his final years you will notice him chewing gum and not just to quite smoking he is definitely the goat and was a very humble man
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Nothing to say about the master
Hello from Ireland where we love Stevie ray ,We may go see live bands but back at the house party its Stevie ray ,Comments like how does he do that , I am gonna play like that someday , Aint he the sweetest , I'm giving up ,lol R.I.P Stevie
Forget G.O.A.T....SRV is a farkn M.O.N.S.T.E.R!!! 👊😎
The GOAT OF GOATS! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥😎
I feel bad for all you young people that never got to see talent like this, I saw Stevie 3 times !!!
Playing the guitar was as easy as breathing for Stevie
🤠 Stevie once said, "I don't play with much finesse. I play like I'm breaking out of prison!"
😂🎸🔨💪💙
perfect statement!
But he broke out of prison with finesse. THE GOAT!!
you should hear SRV’s songs, Lenny (live at El Mocambo) and then I had to think of Jeff Beck, watch out, but Riviera Paradise is so, so gorgeous. (live from Austin). speaking of finesse.
SRV ~ 🎸🐐 THE goat of all goats
Happy to hear you say Stevie's not from this planet. 🤣 I've been saying it for years. Dude is otherworldly! 👽
He and his guitar became the feeling in the music. Thank you for posting this.
The GOAT
If you’re implying that his death was from drugs and/or alcohol, you’re incorrect. He was several years clean and sober when he died in a helicopter crash.
I had this on DVD, there also was a special with just the out takes and they were amazing. Watched so much it drove my wife crazy. Oh and his tone on this song was just growling...GOOD GOD Y'ALL.
Somebody poked a wild beehive in this song and SRV is what's inside the hive. Warning sounds... anger stirred... poke, poke. Some fool messing around has stoked glowing coals with a dry stick. Leave my girl alone, SRV says, and he means it. Just by the sound, you know the fury's rising.. and clearly something's about to burst forth in defense! Look out! Like angry bees, the notes swarm out in waves of rage and attack! Guitar genius! Utter genius.
This video was after he got clean and sober he was clean and sober right at 4 years when he passed he is not here now because he got on a helicopter that was piloted by someone that was not trained to to fly in foggy conditions
Amen 🙏 that God gifted us Stevie
The GOAT...😔 taken too soon by that damn 'coptor crash...clean, sober & excited about his life RIP ❣
Also, realizing that these phenomenal performances came from one particular concert is hard to fathom.
Is this his most powerful set? Clean mind here.
This is one my favorites. Of course he has several of my favorites.
Clapton said he had to think about where he was going but SRV never did. It just came to him. Paraphrased of course.
One of his best....if they are such a thing as best 😂 Every song he done was the best ! And I remember sitting at my first cousins house watching this on Austin City Limits .
There's a couple good short biographies here on YT about SRV. They're worth checking out. One is Rise of a Texas Bluesman and it's pretty great. The other is part of the "Legends" series.
Excellent Guitar player!!!!! l like your sound!!!!!!!!!!
F**KING... AMAZING 🤩!!
3:05 true words, brother.....true words 👍
Stevie did not die from booze and drugs. He was clean and sober. Beautiful heart that he had, he helped others achieve the same.
He tragically died in a helicopter crash, August 27, 1990. Sad, sad day. 😥
His last bit was like I’ll go voodoo on you.
Stevie Ray Vaughan was not born in 1954. He was brought here to Earth in a guitar shaped alien spacecraft
Tin pin alley and voodoo child are among the best songs he has on it
It's an hour and a half a great music
How'd you like the angry guitar to go with the angry song. EPIC!
You should look for the song pride and joy. A live version of it.
SRV 🤘
I'm glad you're turned on about Stevie man he is the greatest
He sure is missed. That solo, short but just blistering.
A great video for you to watch is SRV gone live at the Montresux 1985
As good as he is at blues, I guarantee he made a deal at the crossroad. Since no one else texted it, God Bless you. tweece. ✌
He made a deal alright. The devil got guitar lessons. Not sure what Stevie got out of the deal. 🤷♂️
Stevie Ray's gift is from God. The 👿is powerless before the righteous.
Stevie credited his talent to God. He was actually a very spiritual person. In stranded in the crossfire the lyrics talk about people being ruthless with each other, and then he says “ whatever happened to the golden rule?” He meant that.
Gotta do the stank face!
Check out Lenny, Cold Shot, and Little Wing.
Please play....ain't gonna give up on love, by stevie
reacciona a el tema estallado desde el océano de sumo x favor
Please react to tight rope Stevie ray Vaughan
Now, he was sober here.
Easy now from the gallery - easy mistake - remember this is one of like 100 musicians any reactor is listening to so not getting his exact life story right is a fair mistake. SRV was clean as a whistle and an inspiration to thousands to get and stay clean for the last 5 years of his life - those little temptations almost did take him out but it was a foggy helicopter ride and freaking stupid ski hills in Wisconsin that did - like seriously - who is/needs/does skiing in Wisconsin. Screw all of you and anyone who has ever put on ski's or snowboarded in the state of Wisconsin - it is a ridiculous concept and took away this gift of pure light energy and soul and musical perfection from the world. Unbelievable. I am starting it #neverskiwisconsin. Sorry - woah - got a little angry at random people in a state I will visit once in my life - to vandalize the first ski resort I find. The fact such a random event stole this genius from us as one of the rare honest to goodness life turned right stories in Rock, makes it all the more crushing even thinking about it 30 years later. It's all good though man - I just love that you love him my brother.
truly one in a million - and I actually knew he had perished in a helicopter , not sure what I was thinking if I mentioned he passed from drugs...hmmmm maybe I was on some...
@@ReactionsbyD Yeah man, I figured - I wanted to send a pre-emptive note to all the comment warriors who might not be even keeled enough to cut you slack. Many of us who have struggled with addiction AND idolize Stevie - part of it relates to this very path of his life, so take it so seriously, but we are all friends here. And man - it is a really interesting conversation as some of his playing when in the height of his addiction was so intense and raw and flawless - it is different to post 1985 and yeah arguably better in some cases and others not. I'd love to hear you react here to a version of "Tin Pan Alley" you can find on a live set they included as 10 extra songs on the "Texas Flood" reissue Legacy Edition that is like - if not one of the most incredible recorded tracks I've ever heard in all of electric blues - and that was pre-recovery...I'm not sure what human can ever be better. It would be really cool if you choose to review it - the album again is the Texas Flood 'Legacy Edition' and the entire live set is INSANE - clearly from the same set he toured to film all of the "El Mocambo" videos, and every song he CRUSHES but "Tin Pan Alley" in particular.
El guitarrista junto a jimi Hendrix.a te recomiendo a walter Giardino guitarrista de Rata Blanca grupo de Heavy metal argentino.👍🇱🇷🇦🇷🇱🇷🇦🇷
Little known facts... one... yes he sounds like Jimmi Hendrix... that's cuase he's...
1. Using Jimis whawha pedal! They were Great friends! His family gave it to him!
2. Jimi played a right hand guitar lefthanded! Therefore his whammy bar was on top! Stevie put his on top too!
3. Sadly he joined the GOATS club by passing way too soon! Like him and jimi there's also Randy Rhoads!