Stevie Ray Vaughan Live @ The American Caravan, w/ Lonnie Mack 08/26/1986
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- Orpheum Theater, Memphis, TN - The American Caravan, with Lonnie Mack
Set list:
01 - Superstition
02 - Look at Little Sister 4:52
03 - Love Struck Baby 8:53
04 - Say What? 11:32
05 - Life Without You 17:04
06 - Ain't Gone 'n' Give Up On Love 26:52
07 - Love Struck Baby (Same take as the previous one, but longer intro and incomplete) 35:16
08 - Wham w/LM 38:49
09 - Oreo Cookie Blues w/LM 44:54
10 - Rock People (Rock On) (Taken from a TV broadcast - Bad quality) w/LM and friends 50:54
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Absolutely. .....
Best music ever😊
Absolutely! SRV forever!!!!
SRV baby!👍🏻
Who is watching in 2023? SRV FOREVER!
I always am.❤
I sure do miss my fellow Texan they'll never be another
This video reignited my love for Oreo cookies
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Me srv & Hendrix are my men
His monolog on "Life without you" is eerily prophetic......and so true. RIP Stevie, you did it right.
beautiful
I was fourteen when i first saw stevie on tv at a party in upstate new york. It was around 1985. Everybody was partying but i was glued to the tv. That video changed my life. I spent the next five years studying and practicing until i was good enough to join a band. Here i am at 56 still playing for a gospel group i 26:44 n Atlanta.
I think that’s amazing and something to really be proud of. I think Stevie would be very proud to have been your inspiration
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All should note, and I guarantee you Stevie would want it noted in a big way, you are watching a clear eyed and CLEAN performer. As an recovered/always recovering addict, Stevie touched my heart by never hiding. He helped as many as he could. He would still be steadfastly standing up and Saying, "my name is Stevie, I am addict". He was an inspiration. I miss you Stevie, so much.
If the date of this show is correct this was about one month before he sobered up. That's according to the wikipedia article I just read., so if I'm wrong blame the white man.
YES HE WOULD - BLESS HIM!! YOU DID THE LORD'S WORK, STEVIE🙏
@@motnosniv watching this I would say he was sober. The media was not informed yet
We all miss this great MAN in our own special way
Thanks to the support he received from Janna
Can’t even imagine 300+ “people” gave Stevie a dislike. Unbelievable! He was a gift to us all. 🕺🏻❤️
It just goes to say that some folks out there need to review their tastes in their peers.
Jealousy makes you nasty
@@gertkitaar2642 Bingo!! ✌
True Gurt.
I'm from South Africa and I'm one of a few blues lovers. SRV my favorite. Check out Dan Patlansky, blues guitarist from South Africa. You can hear SRV's influence in some of Dan's songs.
SRV left us so young since they needed him in Heaven to make a "joyful noise unto the Lord"!
Fantastic guitar player I've been listening to since you come out and I just turned 68 years old and he's still one of the best guitar players ever
I'm in recovery now. I'm going on my third week out of treatment. I've been sober since 1-09 24. He's a hero of mine.
Hang in there, and don't give up on yourself. Just keep fighting the good fight, and it will get easier in time. I just celebrated my 41st year of sobriety in March of 24, but there was a time when I never would have believed it would happen, but it did, and it can for you. Seek the help of your higher power and trust him to deliver you, even when you don't trust yourself, and you'll persevere. God bless, and Godspeed.
Congrats. Be very proud of yourself !
Huge huge accomplishment. I wish only the best for you. You deserve it .
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Good job for sure
I ´m from Argentina. I discovered SRV in 1992. I was 18 years old. I´ve just turn fifty, and i´m still discovering new things and emotions in stevie´s music. SRV lives for ever .
I’m an oldie and didn’t discover SRV until he had passed. Any generation recognizes great talent!
I'm 56 and I was a headbanger I loved Randy Rhodes and Eddie Van Halen and all that kind of music and at about 40 I bought a guitar and started trying to learn to play a then I realized just how much more the blues had to offer me I started watching Gary Moore and Peter Green Clapton and on and on but hey at least we made it...
Stevie was SO proud in his last years that he had finally broken his addiction to the tobacco and alcohol drugs. Damn it, he should STILL be with us, making more of that FINE music!
60yrs old got turned on 2 yrs ago and can t put him down work nights and my head phones on all night with. Stevte. Bb. Buddy and others and always try 2 pass it forward to the young crowd to keep. Stevie alive. R. I. P. Stevie never be foregotten
The clock won. It seems time always gets its own way.
And cocaine!
He should indeed be with us, I feel the fact that some of the greatest musicians the world has seen have been taken is one of life's greatest cruelties. Can only imagine what magic Stevie would have wrought had he been spared; would've loved to have seen more otherworldly work with Bowie along with more of where he was taking his style of blues.
Hey I guess all we can do is be thankful we were on earth around the same time he was
Amen!!
I'm planning a meeting with Stevie in heaven.
Oh yeah? Well, finish the brief conversation I had with him in '89 between songs at a show in Balboa Park and find out once and for all what sort of supernatural energy he is able to conjure up at will in the form of a wind that emanates from his core and was hitting me dead in the face. But, only when he played. Well, he just smiled, winked and declared ignorance before ripping into 'Tightrope.'
Don't forget, silly.. demand an answer.
@BokFrak
That’s very cute and hilarious. Did that really happen. ?🤭🌹
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It did happen. When it continued after a few songs like this and there was no sign of origin other than from where Stevie stood to sing which was directly in front of me and my neighbor. Before I spoke to him I actually tried to mime to him my concern whenever he would look my way and he would tilt his head like how a dog focuses intently on what you're trying to say. When the song ended he walked up and crouched in front of me and said, 'The way your friend is laughing at your antics I just had to find out what your over the top concern may be. I told him and he paused still squatting with his elbow on his knee and a couple of fingers on his chin. While he continued like that and I asked him if the sound was all the way down and he nodded and pushed the guitar body a little bit towards me and I glided my finger twice across the strings watching them vibrate. That was surreal, for sure. He stands up smiling and winks and says, 'I haven't the foggiest idea.' I started to say that 'there's not a fan in sight and there's no natural winds at all' and he stands up, spins around and around, shrugs his shoulders and began to walk towards Chris's drum kit to play the intro for 'Tightrope'. I never asked again, because we were too busy getting mesmerized by his masterful work. Being sober brought him to another level altogether. It allowed him to really excel and produce one final album which I think is by far his best. After the song he walked up to me and said 'open up' and he dropped the pic he had just used in my hand.
Around 10 yrs ago someone stole it.
But, I still have the little medium sized In Step tour shirt.
A peculiar thing was that the Starlight Bowl at Balboa Park in San Diego was directly under the flight path of all incoming planes heading to the airport. Robert Cray opened up for Stevie and he's fantastic, an awesome bluesman, who I actually met about a year and a half later after Stevie was already dead. I mentioned the show to him while he was signing my free 101.5 KGB FM ticket I won to his show that night downtown. I still have it. When I this to him his rhythm guitarist, an Asian guy, who was standing there rudely said, 'Stevie's dead, dude.' Robert finished signing (All the best, Robert Cray) and we both looked at him and I said how rude that was and Robert backed me up with, 'yeah man, that was rude. What's wrong with you?' Robert handed me the ticket back and we shook hands, I thanked him and I walked off his tour bus where my friend was waiting because he was too chicken to follow me.
Ya know, if you go on Wikipedia and type in 'Stevie Ray Vaughan In Step tour,' you'll see a list of all the shows he did. The show I attended was on May 20, 1989 at the Starlight Bowl in Balboa Park and it was like the 4th or 5th show of the new tour and it had Was Not Was as the opening band. So, I fixed it and changed it to Robert Cray.
So, if you go down the list to the very last show SRV did you'll notice that the show I went to and the last show Stevie did in Wisconsin the night of his death (I didn't find out Stevie had died till two weeks after his death.. I entered boot camp 8/25/90 just two days prior to his death) are the only two shows out of the entire tour where Robert Cray opened up for Stevie. That was weird.
Robert Cray is an excellent Bluesman, but he's a mellow player. So, when the planes flew over head they were drowning out his entire sound. So much so, that he began to look up in disgust every time they flew by.
But when Stevie came onto the stage..
There are planes doing what?
I mean, what a show, what a memory. Hope you enjoyed my ramblings. Thanks for inquiring.
Lead guitarist, rhythm guitarist, song writer, singer, song arranger, producer, performer. . . and a good man; the total package.
Genius
Legend
Absolute rock n blues star ⭐️
To all the dislikes you are jealous of the best guitarist to ever hold and play an axe. SRV will live on forever.
THE GOAT
Honestly, I don’t know how anyone could not like Stevie, the man is incredible 🌸💕🌸💕🌸💕🌸💕🌸💕🌸💕
SRV (RIP) 😢 I had the great pressure of meeting Stevie, about a month before he passed and I'm still sad about it. And I love every bit about him. He showed so much love so much talent. His singing was off the chain. His band Double Trouble was right there with him beautiful. I can't say enough about him. He was the best he is the Goat. Thank you, Stevie, for such love.❤
Greatest showman
I'd give anything to have been able to just sit down and have a conversation with Stevie. He always came across as a person of great depth, humility, and love for his fellow man. We lost a hell of a lot more than just a guitar player when that chopper went down, that's for sure! RIP SRV. 🎸👑
This gig is rated #7 of his all time 10 greatest live concerts. Fact.
@Blackscorpion1963, this is so epic, I can’t *imagine* what #1 would be!!! 🤯
By who?
@@KaiserBlade ultimateclassicrock.com/stevie-ray-vaughan-historic-performances/
its a good list, but they made a huge mistake not adding Tokyo in there. That show was the one with the best guitar tone compared to any other show@@Blackscorpion1963
They have no idea what music is or they're just deaf !!!! A TRUE BLUESMAN AND I'LL ALWAYS LOVE HIM !!!!
What
The unmatched ferocity. Just a beast,a fire breathing dragon from another dimension.
He kinda breathes fire at 38:40
Very well said.
@@derekwilliams7823 Wasn't he? One . ..two notes tops and you have no come back, no lick, no scale or speedy run that can answer it. So sad he passed, he had so much treasure left to give to this world.
Missing Stevie on this 31st anniversary of his passing on August 27, 1990. I clearly remember the first time I heard his music - in jr high school my buddy played SRV's first album for me in his room, he had been telling me I had to hear this guy who was as good as Hendrix. I also remember being in my beat-up Chevy Celebrity when I heard the news on the car radio Stevie passed (and the first news reports had Clapton and Jeff Beck also possibly in the helicopter.)
Thank goodness for YT and the folks who post so many amazing videos to remind everyone of SRV's incredible talent and soul, and I can spend another day with Stevie's music. 🔥
@@jennifervest7827 when was that show you regretted missing? I did the same with primus back in '95 down in H-town.
RIP Lonnie Mack (July 18, 1941 - April 21, 2016), aged 74
And
RIP Stevie Ray Vaughan (October 3, 1954 - August 27, 1990), aged 35
You both will be remembered as legends.
I saw his last show at Alpine Valley I was like the fifth row in the pavilion I also saw him at the Aragon theater in Chicago
32 years ago man. A lifetime ago.
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I was at the Aaragon show too. 3 rd row standing. 2 Nd row you couldn’t see everything.
Lots of fans onstage, his silk scarf touching the strings. Sweating like a stuck pig. I remember he double timed Scuttle Butting. Didn’t see how he could play it so fast
@@JohnDoe-jc3cl I was at that show and I was probably fifth or sixth row standing I love the The venue so much I saw Keith Richards there too
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The Aragon was rough. Real bad neighborhood. I remember broken beer bottle glass on the floor that night. Yuck !
8’ plywood pannels put up so you couldn’t climb up and touch the stage ( or any of the musicians).
Couldn’t stand the Weather Tour. Very nice to hear every song with ferocity, just like on his 2 records.
No ! Reese Wynan, so little Stevie played his @$$ off. No joke.
His set was just a blurr of great songs.
His silk scarf was landing on the strings, but somehow didn’t muffle them.
Saw him play at Chicagofest ( navy pier) AND Soldier’s Field and the Chicago blues festival.
Navy pier show EVERY ONE BONDED and stood up like a pop up book, when he cut into Voodoo Chile.
Everyone listening to Hendrix at home and he plays Voodoo Chile and Third Stone note for note, tone for tone
That was a force of nature.
A phenomenon. Every one stood up at the same time. And they didn’t sit back down ❗️
JAMES VEIN : Sing on brother, play on drummer..........
1985. That was almost 40 years ago.........
"Death is not the end, it's just a change. You can't see them or talk to them. But they are there!" Stevie Ray Vaughan
Hi Stevie! xo ~ kimie
facts!
They are with us in Spirit always keep love ones in prayer 🙏 & light a candle each day in their memory.
@@patriciaoreilly8907 I keep my lamp stand burning everyday. In the name of Love. Love for our Lord and Savior and all precious souls that have gone to Heaven before me/us. Won't ever forget SRV. ♥~ kimie
Yeah, now playing another musician.
My father owned a nightclub in Austin and Stevie played there with double trouble many weekends. The club was called the after ours club because we stayed open until 4am. I remember Stevie would start around 11:30 and jam until 4 in the morning. He always made sure we had a fifth of his favorite whiskey crown royal set aside for him. Imagine what it was like to here him play in our small club jammed to capacity,a line all the way out to Congress st. Those were the days!
Well Lonnie Mack that odd thanks bye....ps
what a great story !!! thank's for sharing it, greetings from Argentina
yeah!
I didn't get to see him but he did come to town with Jeff Beck I believe it was 1988. He had run his course on liquor and showed up at an AA meeting with the entire band ................ I was supposed to be at that meeting, missed it too
Are you sure it wasn't called the After Hours club?
I don't always listen SRV. But when I Do so do my neighbors.
HA HAHAAA! shit good one!
If I was your neighbour, I wouldn't complain! :)
Aw hell, I always complained to my neighbor playing this music. I had to go up and bang on his door.
NOT LOUD ENOUGH!
He complied.
BWAHAHAHA... We both have neighbors who don't like us...
Excellent! Same here!!!
Stevie Ray was one of the best guitarists ever and will never go out of memory or style .. his death was a huge blow to the Music scene and his fans
You know Eric Clapton told him to take his spot on that helicopter...
@@pikespeak361 listen it's so sad to think of it it dont matter how what why when gods job not yours ididnt like that it dont matter an hurts me to read it makes people think of his death please give it a break
@@tarynciccarelloo57 Sorry, but facts are facts. Eric was insanely jealous of Stevie. So, let's keep it real because Stevie deserves that.
To me he was and still is the best period
@@pikespeak361 An excerpt from an article by an attorney who investigated the crash.
After the last concert finished, four Bell Jet Ranger helicopters from Omniflight were to take Clapton and some of his entourage to Chicago. Three seats were reserved for Stevie Ray Vaughan, his brother Jimmie Vaughan, and Jimmie’s wife, Connie. At the last minute, the Vaughan brothers were informed that there was only one seat available instead of three, so Jimmie stayed behind with his wife.
Stevie Ray is simply the best guitarist ever. Love his voice also. Such a huge loss to music. He will always be loved, respected and remembered. I'm passing him along to my grandsons.
Qq
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SIMPLY MINDBLOWING !
AMAZING!
I've learned a lot from watching SRV in action. I put a swipe in every song I write
Stevie was the first artist I came in contact with that impressed the presence of a higher power at play to me. All these years later and it’s still clear that what I witnessed was a very rare occurrence. An otherworldly gift that I cherish to this day. Sure miss you brother Stevie, thanks for the love you passed our way🎶
Yeah, Stevie and his guitar were testifying.
Beautiful true statement!
WELL SAID!!!!
@@stratocaster1greg asupernatural guitist
What a performer and one hell of a man. He beat his addiction and was an inspiration to many who struggled with drugs. I was fortunate to see his very last concert at Alpine Vally, Wisconsin. He put on one of the best shows I've ever seen. Lost way too early. His iconic music lives on.
The first time I saw SRV&DT was in 84 or 85 at the Taft theater in Cincinnati. He had Lonnie Mack join him for the encore and they closed the show by sitting on the edge of the stage and doing Oreo Cookie Blues. Was blessed to see him 3 more times after, but that is still a most cherished memory. Thanks for posting this and taking me back.
Lonnie Mack with his Flying V.
Good grief, that is an incredible memory! I love that song, it is so much fun. It must have been so amazing to hear them do it together. Stevie died when I was 17, so I tragically never got to see him. But he is in every way my favorite player of all time, incomparable, the proverbial total package.
The parable he's speaking of at the 24 min mark is all about DIGNITY, FEW have it these days. Being kind and respectful to others = Priceless !!
Amen to that if more people had respect this world wouldn't b the shithole its turning into.My mama raised me to respect myself n others n I make a point of doin just that even if I'm dealing with an asshole.. Its hard but remember wat ur mama said.Bless u n urs
Yes, I agree.
Srv was a Musicianal Guardian Angel. Mr. Hunter Thank you for those Beautiful Kind Words .
SRV. You Rock!
Thank you for your service
May you RIP
1Cool NDN Chick
My man...Stevie Ray Vaughn.gone but NOT forgotten.BLESSED BE.
What a gift is correct..never be another Stevie Ray Vaughan..master of music and GUITAR..
Thank you for the reply..I've been fortunate to see and hear the legend Stevie Ray Vaughan to watch him and his band Double Trouble to play on stage and see the greatness in there young musicians lives entertain the fans ..Stevie set out to make a name for hisself and his goal was achieved...I'm so happy to have seen myself the entertainment Stevie Ray Vaughan gave out to the fans that come to see him perform and weren't disappointed..
Good stuff not there yet still in pain trust no one
I saw him in In person in ONTARIO Canada . Amazing Master of great music
One of the top 5 blues guitarists of all time!!!! He was absolutely amazing!!! If this music doesn't get you moving, nothing will. 🎸🎸🎸
Hey Edblogwinner , who the hell are you talking about
One of the top 5 blues players ever?
Try one of the top 5 guitar players ever.
The best tone to ever come out of a...was going to say Strat... I replace that with guitar.
Love Stevie but you have to qualify that. Top 5 White Bluesman for sure. I got him at 28th best Blues Guitar Man. Hall of Famer, Legendary Mate
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If you have never seen Stevie Ray live in person, you have missed one of the greatest performances you can not imagine.
I did the lights for SRV and Double Trouble a few times and was sure SRV was/is the greatest guitar player ever.
Up there next to Hendrix and EVH.
I was at his Live in El Mocambo in Toronto in 1983. Best damn show I've ever seen. He gave me the guitar that he's playing in this video, then took it back. The one with SRV on it. Motherfkr lol
Can't use evh
If only music existed, no government, the world would become a more beautiful place. Wonderful rhythms.
I have to completely agree with that 🌹🦋
First time I seen SRV was in Seattle @ number shoot! My friend got tickets and I didn't want to go! When he came out he looked like a refugee from salvation army in the early days! Boy was I wrong! He was fantastic & when he came to Seattle I never missed his show! The best guitar player I have ever seen!
It's so insane how he played lead throughout the verses, while singing and not looking at the neck and he rarely left any holes in his music.
It's hard enough to play lead without looking much less playing Stevie's kind of lead while singing without looking😅😅😅☝️👏👏👏
Lead and rythm at the same time.
@@TheSarahbeach100 ambidextrous
All's I know that SRV Was The Best 🎸🎵
The finish on his guitar helps explain this unbelievable skill….
Plus he has very high gauge strings on every one of his strings! At least 12 to 14 gauge!!
LIFE WITHOUT YOU (17:04) Who could have thought that at age 31 Stevie Ray would only have four years and one day of life left on earth. Considered one of the greatest guitarists of all time, if not the best, Stevie Ray is credited with introducing generations of rock fans to the blues. Stevie Ray passed away victorious against his demons of cocaine and alcohol one month short of four years of sobriety, which he began September 1986, and died four years to the day after his father Jimmy Lee died, August 27th 1986.
There is no greater feeling than finding a full length SRV video you haven't seen before. Work in 9 hours.... Ah well
Haha well said
Can you imagine how unbelievable he'd be if he were still here 😭😭😭😭
I know he's playing in heaven for sure. God given talent and his love never dies. It's eternal
And God rights all wrongs ~ kimie
I love srv for many years now I will never stop listening to s fine blues artist such as srv
Stevie ray vaughn was on another level than most. He was it! I never saw him play, dang that hurts. Those that did are very fortunate. I know all his songs by hart, every note just fits. Thats as close as i can get. Thank god we have videos. I know your in a good place, i dont know who could have put a dislike or why? Even if you dont like his music you have to respect the talent and dedication. He meant every note, every time! We love you stevie.
I got to see him in April of 87. Just five months after he entered rehab. He was on fire, and I stood about six feet from him. As he sang I got so close to him, that some saliva shot out of his mouth and landed on my left cheek. I actually had Stevie Ray Vaughan’s Dna on my skin. 😀
I’ll never forget that moment.
He was one of the best guitarists that ever lived
@@johnwilliams1223 funny
My room-mate Sheri knew Stevie. The gold lame' jacket he is wearing in this video was worn to humor her that night - 12 hours after this performance was 1 of the worst days of Stevie's life, as his Dad Big Jim passed away on Aug 27th, 1986 - 4 years later to the day, Stevie joined his Dad. Rock on, Stevie, rock on.
My Birthday August 27th. I knew about Stevie but not his dad. Wow. Thanks for the share. Austin Texas 6th St 1987! The days of my life. 🎸✌🎤
I was fortunate enough to be ask his last concert an Alpine Valley in Wisconsin. My cousin work there as security and we ran into each other just before he left on his fatal helicopter crash. Couldn't stand the weather...
@@sharonriley9334 thank God for good memories.
It breaks my heart every time I see a video it's like he just died the other day one of the Great Rock Legends one of the best
@@byronbrautigam6404 he had been sober like 2 years when he died. ✌🇨🇱♥️🇺🇸
One of my favourite voices as well...... he wasn't praised enough for it. The entire package of what we know as SRV was brilliant....... (still is)😉
His performances would be worth seeing today and almost guaranteed to bring any price charged. Missing Stevie Ray Vaughan!
True That !!! 👌🏽👍🏼
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Hes so inspiring. I don't think I have ever seen a guitarist give so much blood and guts to his instrument. Wow.
Stevie had so much more to give. Even after all these years... losing him still hurts. So bad. Every time I listen to his genius, my heart tells me... this loss is going to hurt... forever.💔
Yes Mama Ames you are on target!! I think our hearts will never stop loving Stevie or his music ❣️🎶
100% agree with you mama ames
Its so wrong to have so many years taken away from him and us
I think Stevie's very best performance was on Austin City Limits just before he left us...
I was about 10 years old and I had just picked up a guitar. My dad played in a band for years and years so naturally I was attracted to it.
One night dad called me into his room and said, "Hey son! Come check out this guitar player!"
I remember seeing his legendary worn and faded Strat and I said, "What do the letters SRV stand for???"
Dad said, "Stevie Ray Vaughn..."
I was glued to the screen and I was hooked from then on. Any friend from high school would tell you that if they were riding with me, they were listening to SRV. I'll never forget that night with my dad..
He and Stevie are both gone but their memories will live in me until I'm gone. 🤙🙏
This was in the months before Stevie Ray's decision to get clean and sober. Got to wonder if he was struggling. Sure can't tell by his performance here. What a gift.
He is sober at this time.
When I listen to Stevie I also like to watch because he always gave all he had heart and soul ! I thank god for creating this man and sharing him with us !
You keep warm in the cold winter, thanks from Russia.
Stevie Ray Vaughan is,still in our hearts even into 2021..Great band ..Stevie will always be a music legend and triumph above the other musicians because he is that good..r u with me? Sensationally great..
One of the. Best wish I had seen him live the. Greatest
Yes stevie ray is still with us. We love Stevie ray Vaughan
One of the most beloved, right up there with George Thourgood,and ZZ Top.Love Stevie!
I'm with you!
Rock on S.R.V.🤩
Just watching him is just like watching honey run down the side of the jar .Stevie made it look totally effortless. Such a huge loss ..there will never be any one like him .as long as we listen to him he'll always be alive .
And just like the bees he worked his ass off to get it
Wow what a great analogy !
@@DM-ig4cm thank you
Lol you can't really tell I had a huge crush on SRV .LOL☺☺☺
Soo well said!
@@janiebaker7105 I still do!
this is arguably one of the best blues performances of all time
Oreo Cookie is
Amen to that
Other than it ain’t the blues….
Somehow, I find each performance the best I've ever seen!
There will Never ever be another Stevie Ray Vaughn. He had it all and with style. Miss You Stevie
LEGENDS NEVER DIE...STEVIE IS IMMORTALIZED IN VIDEO MUSIC FOR GENERATIONS TO WATCH & LEARN HIS GENIUS😉😎😇🎸
Video music? You're an idiot.
THANK GOD FOR HIM !!!
HE WAS CALLED HOME TOO EARLY !!!
Dont forget his statue in Austin, texas
I could listen and watch Stevie Ray Vaughan all day and night. Saw him once down in Austin, Tx. that is when I fell in love with the Blues and SRV of course. Stevie you are missed dearly every day. When the Lord called you home it meant that we had to keep your music going and to teach it to all of our young so that they could carry it forward. You are missed but will never be forgotten.
I got to see him in 1985 in Fresno, California when he first came out with the Texas Flood album
You are right, Lori. All best
Amen
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Lori I have chills that's right and the entire world getting to know what you mean thank you Lori 😘 🙏😊 always sjg.
I never got to see Stevie live
somehow I can't imagine sitting still while this guy plays
Same situation! And agree
saw him as an opening act in mid 80s in Vancouver -my buddy warned me - he was so loud and impressive musically ,now I cant even remember who DT opened for . My wife and I still cant remember lol.
I Saw Stevie & DT Often - I NEVER Sat!😳 You Couldn't!! He Gave So Much Of Himself In Live Performance - HUGE Heart!
I always love the RESPECT he gave to players, especially the elders, SO MUCH CLASS!!
I was lucky enough to see Stevie, the dude was majic a true master, guitar slinger extraordinaire! RIP Stevie & Thank you so much!
Previous to this, I watched Stevie's jam session with Albert King. Fantastic, of course. Albert talked to Stevie and told him he was pretty good, but would get better. That was made in 83. Watching this, you can really see how Stevie improved. So Albert was right.
Also, Albert was 60 when they made that jam session video.
It boggles the mind to think how good Stevie would have been had he been able to reach 60. I mourn for all the music we didn't get to hear from Stevie. RIP
How I missed him as a kid I'll never know. In my dark days as a teenage alcoholic I loved (and still love "the master of the Stratocaster" I WORSHIPED Hendrix, Joplin, and Morrison (all drank and used themselves to death at age 27. I was born in 1960 About five years too late for Woodstock and Monterey Pop but thanks to TH-cam I can still get it as a senior classic rock / blues guy. Yesterday I saw SRV being interviewed by Hall who said "people say you are better than Hendrix. SRV (extremely humble man) said "there is only one Hendrix, I just try to do the best I can". He too beat his demons! Accidents happen even to the very talented. He has four years of sobriety when the helicopter went down. He talked about sobriety from the stage reaching millions! He said "I thought the party would never stop. It stopped"! Rich and UNBELIEVABLE talent did not keep him clean. I['m thankful that he died sober. His work lives on! I can't help but wonder what would have happened if JJ, Hendrix, and Morrison has all sobered up and shared with us the gift of recovery. It would have shown us all what is available. I'm 41 years sober now listening to SRV at 3:00 AM. I'm grateful I can enjoy him now!
Same here. 1960 baby. But we lived through the Best of times! No denying that. And all the artists of our time. Pure legends. Many of them but SRV is one exception of greatness! He climbed all up and down that guitar 🎸 down right dirty blues.
Hendrix, Joplin, Morrison..............The BEST!
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Thankz for sharing.... God blessed this guy
Stevie was so raw & powerful with a masterful control of tone!
It doesn't get any better than this!!
One of the best performers out there. Gone way to soon.
The man is his own planet. An enigma. SRV forever!
I loved him he was an inspiration to anybody that played a guitar! Still listen to his music and love watching his videos !!!!!
His voice was unmistakable.
Elite player, perhaps the G.O.A.T. Under-rated singer. Saw him seven times in the eighties and he never disappointed. Bless his soul.
I saw him 8 times in 80s only reason he’s so good every time he plays he has 1/4 ounce coke up his nose
@@ruaml69 Trust me plenty of players do that; doesn't do much for their playing.
You do what you can do. Cocaine is GREAT!!!
Stevie Ray Vaughan was a Sweet Soul. A great human being. And just happened to be a wonderful fantastic blessed from Heaven guitar player. I met Jimmy Vaughn a few years ago. He is also a Sweet Soul and a fine human being. Both of the Vaughan Brothers knew a dear friend of mine. His name was Ron Thompson. Blues Legend I love them like a brother. I'm privileged to have lived on this Earth with the Vaughan Brothers and Ron :-)
Haven’t even finished the video. That “Life Without You”… 🔥 and his words 💗
I for one seriously miss Steve he was a great guitarist and singer his voice was so unique one of the greatest sorely missed
To have that insane musical ability AND the instantly recognizable voice is beyond belief.
I still clearly remember the first time I heard Stevie Ray Vaughan. I had been playing guitar for about a year, and was a huge Jimi fan. I was 11 years old flipping through TV channels and I came across some unbelievable guitar player, just killing Voodoo Child. I continued to watch SRV at Austin city limits and I had a new favorite guitarist. That will never change. The outfit, the beat up strat with SRV on the pick guard, and the emotion combined with his unmatched skill. My opinion right then was he's the best, and that will never change. I'm very thankful for what he left us.😂
Stevie Ray Vaughan always gives out all he's got and then some..The BEST
Epic performance! Thankyou Stevie Ray Vaughan for all the great love you shared with your music! I hope you felt the love given back to you This was a great experience, I miss you more 💙 You are a true Legend! 🎸🎤🙏
I STILL MISS STEVE RAY!
I still miss him to. I think he still has a huge following.
Best rock guitarist of ALL time. Jimi would have agreed.
Joe Satriani said"Hendrix set up a guitar school and no ones graduated yet." Stevie would have agreed with Brian May, Jeff Beck Paul Mc Cartney, Jimmy Page and 100 other players....
Good music, all I for New Year music, something different. Thanks for sharing......
Stevie covered two Hendrix songs. Hendrix never covered a SRV song. Nuff said. Stevie worshiped Jimi.
Talent like SRV comes a long once in a lifetime, I can't get enough of SRV, he was such a awesome guitar player and he had one of the greatest voices, rip Stevie I know I miss you but God has one of the best blues guitar player in heaven!!
He was so humble
RIP Stevie.😐😎 Nobody poured their heart out through a guitar amp like you. One of the best rhythm sections too. Just pure magic workin the grooves🤙🏻😎✌🏻
So much rhythm and enthusiasm! ❤😊 We love it even now!😊😊❤❤
Always amazes me that he plays so effortlessly. Never, ever watch SRV play if you plan to learn guitar, your confidence will be crushed from the beginning...lol
He worked his ass of for his life to keep playing that way it's impossible for most of us to achieve.
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He was and always will be remembered for whatever life choices he made and his music is most definitely inspirational to me!
Stevie Ray Vaughan is so far advanced in music and guitar that there is no comparison's to his ability as to how far he will emerge in his music life ..That's how sensational he was..You are a great musician Stevie...
One trick pony, all he knew was Blues, but he played it with authority.
A little story here --
When I was stationed overseas in the mid-70's, I learned very quickly that concert goers in Europe were a different breed than we Colonials....
You see, they sit quietly during whatever song is playing by the Band (Jethro Tull) and only after the song is over, do they applaud.
The reason being, they want to savor every note.
You can see the respect of this audience as soon as he gets into Lil Sister..... and it instantly reminds me of how they behave across the pond.... SRV - The GOAT... RIP
Stevie giving some awesome reminders to be a giver and pass on the most important words ever spoken give Love it's all that matters, right on SRV up in heaven playing for the big guy I do believe
sRV was introduced to me by the love of my life, that was 24 years ago. They both still give me chills down my back. Thank you baby best gift ever. Shout out to Stevie your still Rocking and The Best!!!!
Here I was thinking that Stevie's chops and sound were the closest to Hendrix, but his message of love is. Great speech in this set.
Gone way too soon. A brilliant musical genius!
Brought to tears 26 minutes in... Rest in peace Stevie Ray
Before he became known to all of us he used to do the Jimi Hendrix experience and dress up like Jimmy and I've seen him from beginning to his Bitter End in a helicopter crash rest in peace my man you were awesome😫🎸🎤💯💔
If I could go back to the past I would just go to a stevie’s concert
I would go back and prevent him from getting on the helicopter.
The GREATEST guitar player EVER.
There are numerous guitar gods, we all know who they are, but none of them matched Stevie IMO. Hell even his "misses" were perfect. Tommy, Chris, and Reese were the perfect trio to accompany Stevie. As much as he improvised, they never missed a beat or cue.
My top 3(4) favorites
1 Stevie Ray Vaughan
2 Darrell "Dimebag" Abbott
3 EVH/Hendrix
My whisky, my cigar and my Stevie Ray Vaughan playlist is all y need to have a great time
Best guitar player I ever saw live.
If there is better I would love to see
I APPLAUD ALL THE GREAT MUSICIANS...THIS IS PHENOMENAL
Set list:
01 - Superstition
02 - Look at Little Sister 4:52
03 - Love Struck Baby 8:53
04 - Say What? 11:32
05 - Life Without You 17:04
06 - Ain't Gone 'n' Give Up On Love 26:52
07 - Love Struck Baby (Same take as the previous one, but longer intro and incomplete) 35:16
08 - Wham w/LM 38:49
09 - Oreo Cookie Blues w/LM 44:54
10 - Rock People (Rock On) (Taken from a TV broadcast - Bad quality) w/LM and friends 50:54
❤ Little sister My favourite song I'm from Australia 2023
Yea great set a
I was there when his statue was placed on the banks of Town Lake in Austin. I was just there last Friday and walked towards Lamar, at the walk bridge was a dude playing a guitar. He was, by coincidence playing "Life By The Drop". What a wonderful day it was!
Lonnie Mack :
" think Stevie has probably influenced more young guitar players than anybody on the planet since Chuck Berry to keep rock and blues alive. I'm sure proud to say that we were friends and brothers. I'll always remember that, and I think he was the greatest."
Years later Reese plays key boards for Joe Bonamassa, second coming of Stevie.
Joe is certainly not the second coming of Stevie. SRV can not be duplicated.
Yes I My Self Digs Stevie Very Much🌹💚💜😥👽
... can't leave Hendrix out of such a discussion. All three men were at the heart of fundamental expansions in guitar proficiency and expression in rock music.
@@arthurroberts5357 Joe absolutely not Stevie continue... SRV plays more agressivly longer.. IMO SRV got alot more drive when he played. But still, today, Joe is one of fews i want to go listen in live