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- This was a whole new side of Stevie... wow. So much soul in this man...
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American master. National treasure. Missed but never forgotten. Definitely an introspective melody and performance.
This whole a new side of him for me to witness! What an artist. That man is a guitar.
Leanor (aka Lenny) was Stevie's wife. The night he wrote this song she woke up and found him sitting in the middle of the living room floor.Stevie was playing this song and crying his heart out. Jf that's not love I don't know what is. Stevie always put all his emotions into what he played. But never more so than this song.
Agree with the others. Lenny at El Mocambo is outstanding. And Riveria Paradise really came together post-sobriety and closed out In Step. The RP performance at Austin City Limits is pure magic! RP was our wedding song in 1992.
He is basically just free styling here. The studio versions are different. The studio version of RP was recorded in the middle of the night with most of the lights in the studio turned off. Stevie asked the engineer if he had plenty of tape and said he did. They started recording, and after quite a while went by, the engineer was trying to get their attention to let them know he was running low on tape. Stevie had his back to him, but he finally got Chris Layton's attention and gave him the "cut" sign. Chris got Stevie's attention and so they started ending the song. As soon as the last note rang out and ended, the tape ran out. The studio version was cut in one take.
You should look at other versions of Riviera Paradise. They're very different, and in my opinion, even more beautiful. And Lenny was his ex-wife. After their divorce, he wouldn't play that song again. Next ones could be Crossfire, Tightrope, Change It. I really enjoy your reactions.
"this man doesn't play guitar, he is guitar".... true statement. My friend was on to him from the start, but it took me years to really figure out that this man was something beyond special. Amazing talent. I saw him live in Delmar California. I totally didn't appreciate what I was privilege to seeing and I regret it. As someone has already stated... American Treasure!
Thanks for bringing this today Lee👏🙌🎶🎸‼️💙. I love the Toyko concert. However just so you know, this version of these two songs are such a hybrid and mash up that you you would still need to hear more traditional versions to fully appreciate his compositions. On your own, the Lenny version from El Macombo is an experience. And Riveria Paradise as performed at Austin City Limits 1989 should be reacted to💙🎸🎶‼️. He finished this after his own rehab and recovery and dedicates it to all those still suffering in any way. It is soothing balm for a weary spirit and feels like a warm and golden hug from this man's soul. Please keep in mind for future reactions. I consider it his masterpiece that deserves a full look sometime. It is almost unrecognizable from this version. He plays so different each time.
I don't think there is a human emotion that Stevie hasn't found a way to express through his playing. Truly extraordinary🌟⭐️✨.
I think it's time for you to see a fun side of Stevie by watching him perform Mary Had a Little Lamb (yes!) as performed at Austin City Limits 1989. It is his take on Buddy Guy's arrangement on the nursery rhyme and it is so cool and so hot at the same time! It is iconic! Nothing from this venue in 1989 will be blocked. Thanks again Lee✌️. You are awesome👏🙌💯
I 💯 agree Harriet!!!
well said!
@@conniehorton1981 thanks Connie✌️🌺 I hope you are having a great Sunday👌🫶🏻
@@alansmith7626 thanks Alan✌️🎶💙
I agree. Well said and explained !
Thanks for playing these tunes (don't let the "you should play this one or that one get you down) - most of us have seen them all and just enjoy seeing someone enjoying a song for the
first time (which is what you do - and you're honest if you do or don't like it) - you can always listen to another version later or on your own. I enjoy your heartfelt
commentary and how the music makes you feel. That's what it's all about. I really appreciate your hard work. I've told my friends about your channel and to give it a look. You're
a fantastic person with a fresh view and channel.
Hey cliff I appreciate that so much, bro. I really work hard at trying to make this the best possible experience for me and the viewer! If I'm happy, yall are happy (in youtube world) and I don't mind the comments. Sometimes a few will get under my skin but I don't mind the "play this one" comment. It's usually the snarky ones that I have to troll back LOL
Here's what I read. Lenny was written for his wife on demand to outdo pride and joy (major hit written for longterm gf). They both struggled with alcohol, drugs and his new fame. Riviera p was written as he traveled French Riviera after sobriety and meeting his last love. From his in step album.
I heard he wrote it sitting on the edge of the bed after Lenny gathered the money to purchase the guitar he’d wanted but could not afford. ( the guitar is also named “Lenny” by SRV). It was a “Thank you.” You can hear the passion as well as the ups and downs of their relationship. I’d take that song over any gift. The “El Mocambo” performance is my favorite.❤ Keep on doing Stevie!!
I believe he has combined the two songs here. You can hear “Lenny” by itself with the El Macombo performance. Worth checking it out!
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Life Without You at The Capital 1985 would be a great one for you to react to! He wrote it after the death of a friend and mentor Charlie Wirz! It's a beautiful song, he also speaks to the audience with a great message, I think you would enjoy
Lenny, Stevie's wife, was always a volatile element in his life, almost to a love/hate point, and if you listen closely you'll hear that represented as this tune slowly progresses.
I love your SRV reactions!!! And I agree with Harriet Miller. Rivera Paradise live from Austin 89 is well worth your reaction. Also, her recommendation of Mary Had A Little Lamb from Austin 89 is just too much fun!!!
Thank you Connie! I'm so glad you enjoy them. I certainly do as well :)
RIP: SRV 💔🔥🎸U R Missed
Hey Lee, thank you for this...Huge SRV fan, here I'm sorry about the "Santana-Soul Sacrifice video" those Woodstock videos get a bit confusing. My apologies, I will try to do better. 🙏
I thought I'd suggest another song by SRV, if interested. Oh, and keep in mind Stevie Ray never played any concert exactly the same. He always tried to make each performance a bit special for his fans. "Stevie Ray Vaughan - Mary Had A Little Lamb (Live)" (by the channel: Arturo Vaccarielli)
We appreciate you, Lee. I enjoy hearing your honest analysis and earnest breakdowns of how these wonderful tunes make you feel. (IMHO) I find these tunes like medicine for the soul. And as always, I enjoyed rocking with you, and thanks for sharing. peace Out~
It's not always how many notes you can play per second. Imagine SRV and Hendrix jamming together. I think the expressions on a guitarist's face when he/she is playing says it all. It's a soul thing.
Try "Ain't gonna give up on love" live at Daytona Beach! Awesome performance!!!
Lee I just wanted to make sure you knew all the comments from the Soul Sacrifice video were never directed at you! People go crazy that video is even up because why would you edit out such an important part. We love you and felt bad you were cheated out of the best version and to encourage you to find the 3 minute longer version on your own.✌️ looking forward to Stevie Ray Sunday💙🎶🎸💯
i appreciate that. but, i can only take so much of the same comment over and over and people being assholes, so i have to be an asshole back (Which I hate doing)
your comment was fine, it's all the other ones being fuckheads that made me mad. lol
@@L33Reacts I get that. It got out of hand as people feel so passionate about it. I didn’t read them all but most people felt really bad for you! So much so they wound up making you feel even worse. You are really off to a great start as a reactor and we really appreciate your enthusiasm for great music🎶
Keep up the great work✌️‼️
🎸Stevie's definitely having a conversation of another tune with Lenny here. You really haven't heard Lenny until you see him perform it at their El Mocambo show, 1983 at the beginning of their first world tour for their first record, Texas Flood. 🌠
You feel what you feel, man, but FWIW, when Stevie would introduce Riviera Paradise in concert he would dedicate it to all of those out there "still suffering" (it was written after he got clean) and I really feel like he meant for it to be a few minutes of "peace" for those who needed that in their lives and in their souls. Maybe the next time you listen to it keep that in mind and instead of bringing back memories of that dark place you were in, it will make you grateful that you pulled yourself out of it. Whatever the case, your honesty about your struggles is appreciated and as somebody who has "been there," I can tell you that being real with yourself is the foundation upon which a lot of future success can be built.💪
Have to agree with the comments to watch the El Mocambo one, which is stunning.
If you get the chance, watch the entire El Mocambo concert. He plays what many of us feel is some of the best examples of Stevie's talent. He does a version of "Lenny" that is truly haunting.
This video was mainly a slightly altered version of "Lenny". There might be some things in there from "Riviera Paradise", but it's mainly 'Lenny".
To get a good recording of "Riviera Paradise," watch the show from Austin City Limits 1989. Watch the whole show since it is another concert with some amazing stuff throughout it.
Believe me, it will be worth watching both of these performances.
Lee,
You are an inspiring fellow. Your understanding of what you’re hearing is deep and authentic, even quite funny at times. When you said that The Electric Prunes looked like prunes in their outfits it was hilarious. Man, can you do a video on your own growth through your channel. What did you think “music’ was about before and now. Are you in a band now, what’s your own musical history? I get the feeling that you created this channel to rehabilitate yourself after a troubled youth. Ten hats off to you man. You made it through the eye of the needle. At some point are you going to start recording to synthesize all of the incredible music that you’ve been showcasing. Carry on brother.
Riveria Paradise, the last track, on the last album, with Double Trouble....In Step. Was an instrumental, a sequel of sorts to Lenny a decade earlier. The studio track is epic...not only for the talent, and production, but it was recorded in one take, and as the engineer, watched, the tape ( no computer digital pro tools Bs)...the reel to reel tapes was winding down, and Stevie had his back to the control room, he finished, the track...with 7 seconds left..before the tape ran out. Which meant if it had run out, the whole track we could have been Scrubbed.
IN STEP, was SRV"s...hope for any addict, anywhere , anytime..to know, know matter how low you go, how high you can rise. ❤
PS , it don't happen over night.
Thanks! Just finished rewatching and wanted to add another recommendation for Stevie Ray Sunday🎸🎶💙. You are ready to react to another Stevie original Life Without You as performed at the Capitol,Theatre 1985. (No blocking from this concert). It is a huge fan favorite and was composed after the sudden passing of Charley Wirz, a good friend and guitar shop owner. This performance has lots of surprises I won't reveal but one is stopping to deliver a still timely message. You can thank me later😉✌️💯
(PS, only the El Macombo videos tend to get blocked but no others.)
Please react to Aint Gon Give Up On Love and Change It, and Life Without You all live at The Capitol Theatre please🙏💞💞✌️
This song live at the el macombo!!!!!!
As please do stevie and johnny copleland doing 3 songs "tin pan alley " look @ little sister and i forgot the last one. They are kicking it. Also srv and jeff healy another 🔥 performance
Great stuff
I think this performance predates him writing riverea paradise this is just a idea he had for the intro to the song you here in this video lenny. If i am not mistaken this is at least a year before he released in step which the song is on.
Thanks!
Gotta do LIVE at the el ma combo😊
SRV have always been one of the amazing gutarist in the world to me, but its only like last 3 or 4 yrs i put him in top 5 of all time, i think he could go there, picking the best is almost imposible, i proberly go with Jimi if i should, but thats because he invented hes style, a lot of damn good guitar players, David gilmore, bb. king, Steve vai, Jimmi page, Slash, Eddie van halen, Buckethead, Eric clapton, Mark knopler, Synester gates, Kirk hamett, Jeff beck, Marty Friedman, Richie blackmore, Angus young, Gary Moore, Chuck berry, Dimebag darryl, Brian may, Carlos santana, Nita strauss and the list could go on..
He does lenny at el mocambo also
You really didnt get the full Rivera paradise. Check out him play it @ his Armirrol show. He has his keyboarderist playing.. its awesome u have to watch tht one clearly u would love it to death.
Lee, I've been hearing static on your last few videos. Do you have any idea what's up? Also, there are way better versions of each song that are after he got clean. Riviera Paradise from Austin city limits and Lenny from el macumbo.
Lenny from El Macombo and Riviera Paradise from Austin City limits.are much better versions.
This was "Lenny", only, no "Riviera Paradise".
LENNY FROM EL MACOMBO even BETTER!
I have noticed that you have not reacted to the Foo Fighters, with Taylor Hawkins drummer. I would start with Everlong, video is good, but make sure if you do live version not to do acoustic you will not get the tremendous performance from Taylor Hawkins, one of the greatest drummers ever, RIP died in 2022.
Not gonna say "you should" but Riviera Paradise is better than Lenny imo. You might want to find a vid that's strictly R.P. The performance from Austin City Limits is incredible.
Yes I. Agree! Riveria Paradise from Austin City Limits 1989 is a must see‼️💙🎸🎶💯
And while you heap the obvious praise on SRV, please don't omit the contribution made by his best friends and long time band members. He would be heartbroken over the number of times he gets praised and Double Trouble gets completely ignored. Be a trend setter and give them the credit they deserve.