STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN - CROSSFIRE | REACTION
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I was there, that last night at Alpine Valley Wisconsin. The ticket was Robert Cray, Stevie Ray & Eric Clapton. Stevie has his brother Jimmy make a guest appearance for his set and Buddy Guy sat in with Eric for his. This entire line up came out for Eric's encore and all jammed together. The last song Stevie ever played was Sweet Home Chicago. Odd thing is that it is where that copter was heading when it went down. It was the foggiest night I've seen my whole life
Most ironic, he crashed into a MAN MADE ski hill. Tragic.
@@fenderchamp8241 My understanding of it is the seat was someone else's but they offered it to Stevie because he had to make a flight out of Chicago.
@@Rick-or2kq it was Eric Claptons seat.
I was there the night before and a few of my friends were there the same night as you. They all talked about how he was on fire and got to go around twice for "Sweet Home Chicago" and how they all wanted to buy more of his music. By noon we heard he'd been killed; talk about going from high to low in seconds. RIP and God bless, Stevie.
@@andaimhineach4131 I only had $20 to get a tshirt at the show. I really wanted to Stevie shirt, but opted for the Clapton shirt instead. He'd been around for many years and I just didn't know if he'd be around much longer. Stevie was young and had many more years to go, or so I thought.
Who knew..?
Stevie Ray Vaughn & Double Trouble - Live From Austin Texas, is a treasured part of my collection. (VHS Tape)
We all cried when we found out he passed away people would go to bars and listen to Stevie and his brother he was even like that when he was famous he loved Texas . He was up there on the best list long with Eric Clapton
I read somewhere his voice is like honey over gravel. I think that gets it in a nutshell. RIP, dear Stevie. He was too good for this world.
Always love some Stevie Ray.... why no one does a reaction to Couldn't Stand the Weather is beyond me though. Give it a try. Live or recorded it is a classic. Cheers!
Yes please.."Couldn't Stand the Weather is a must!
@@cathymcmahen271 I been saying this forever lol
Too bad Stevie is gone, he was such a great talent. RIP and a prayer for the still suffering alcoholics and addicts.
It's amazing that he was a Grammy Award Winner and played at Carnegie Hall and the 1989 presidential inauguration and the younger generation does not know who he is. Thank you go keeping his legacy alive. SRV was a godsend. Never will there be another. RIP💔 SRV🎸
Stevie and the band played a few minutes after the end of ‘Crossfire’ in this video and they killed it.
You love the keys--you would likely really like doing Riviera Paradise, live. He has Reese with him there. Slow, blues, with room for everyone to solo.
Stevie will always be my favorite guitar player. 🔥🔥🔥
Every video of Stevie is gold. SRV = THE G.O.A.T.
SRV full on resulting in the band on it FULL on , NOTE the last note played the great Bass player Blows a string that's right a Bass string, rare Those guys were putting in a shift excellent. WATCH CLOSE you see it.😎
This was the best music TV show on at that time (88-90) and it was called Night Music. It was on late on Sundays. They were all top shelf musicians. More from this show please!
The back up band is having so much fun!✌️
I first saw SRV and the band on September 23rd 1983. I had his brand new first record for maybe a month. I knew that night in Miami, those folks didn't know who he was. It was the local Jammie awards show for music, musicians, and bands. SRV was opening for the 1960's rocker Mitch Ryder. SRV actually stunned the audience for a couple thousand people. During the intermission, all you could hear was, WHO WAS THAT GUY????? Two days later we drove up to Cocoa Beach, Fl. at a big club called BRASSY'S Nightclub. Again most didn't know him, and he went on to play 2 1/2 sets of music. Every guitar player in the area was there, and the look on their faces was priceless. I saw SRV 5 more times, and met him and the band backstage at the Brevard County Fair in late 1987. ........You can go to ANY SRV clip here on TH-cam, and will NEVER hear SRV and the band having a so so night. SRV ALWAYS gave 110%, not matter what.
The bass player rocks.SRV, as always...amazing R.I.P Stevie...xxx
Thank God we have recordings of his performances. A Stevie Ray song I dislike does not exist. If I had to choose one favorite, I couldn't do it. All his performances, live or otherwise are dynamic and soul-reaching. If I had to choose only one of his songs to ever listen to, though, I would have to choose Riviera Paradise. That song takes me away.
Yes, please listen to Riviera Paradise! Stunningly beautiful-both guitar and keyboard. I love the live version from the Austin City Limits show.
One of the times I saw SRV & double trouble, Greg Allman band opened the show. Stevie got Derek on stage and Derek got Stevie's attention and his grin when Derek brought the slide out
Saw him twice while I was a teenager (included his penultimate show at Alpine Valley, WI). All you could do was sit and stare. And you're correct - he was a person of humility and high character; a pure soul. RIP and God's every blessing upon you (and us all), SRV!
I remember the time when he was playing sml clubs in Texas and when he was starting to get airplay. He was my favorite in the early eighties and beyond . Its hard to believe that its been over 30 years.
There's nothing like seeing this band play after Steve got clean and sober. When he finally reached out and allowed himself to get help, he had doubts about whether or not he would still be able to play and sing as well as he did when he was high.
In my opinion, he became even better, musically, and the band actually started to create more of their own material.
Steve lived the blues, as did his big brother Jimmy .
Crossfire is a song he wrote about his struggles with addiction.
And man , does he nail it.
He was the best. What he hears in his head is just different and he can translate it into something tangible and it comes out in perfect notes and timing and crisp and smooth.
This was the SRV song that pushed me to listen to more of his catalog past Pride & Joy and Texas Flood. Great song.
Ya gotta remember, Stevie died in 1990. A lot of music has been made since then, and Blues-Rock isn't as mainstream as it was in the 80s - 90s. So, it doesn't surprise me that you've never heard Stevie Ray in public. In most cases, you would have to be at a bar, music festival, or hear it in a movie these days, unless you're digging around for new music on TH-cam or other online sources. I'm going to see his older brother Jimmie Vaughan at a club near Detroit this summer. I love both the Vaughan brothers!
I don't know about out in public LOL but you can hear Stevie Ray coming from my windows most days.....
He won a Grammy for Texas flood and was inducted into the rock and roll hall of Fame.
I loved watching you both reacting to Stevie. He was unmatched as far as guitar was concerned and he did have a great voice. If you want to get a more inside look there is an interview of Chris Layton & Tommy Shannon of Double Trouble that is a must. Here's the link th-cam.com/video/lGJSiQTBao8/w-d-xo.html Thanks for another great video! Hope you check out the interview.
Written about his drug addiction from the album In Step titled for the 12 Steps of addiction.
This video is soooo poignant to me. He finally beat his addiction demons that this magnificent song is about and he looks so happy as he plays ‘in the zone’, instead of so out of it. I loved that gifted genius of a man.
Stevie Ray. My favorite Guitarist . How we miss him. RIP.. Brother.
I was there that night also. Unforgettable. If any of you want to experience his last concert or song, they are on TH-cam. His last song was Sweet Home Chicago.
When he died it shook the music industry and the fans, what a shame and loss of a super talent!
Choose. Got a great video for you. Stevie Ray Vaughn and his guitar hero, Albert King playing together on BORN UNDER A BAD SIGN. Stevie was a fan of his from early on and was able to jam with King after his breakthrough in the 8o's. Their meeting was recorded and there is an album and video footage of two of them rocking out. Albert King could be difficult. But he was won over by Stevie Ray's respect for the blues and style. Check it out. Enjoy.
Love SRV RIP STEVIE WE MISS YOU!😊🤗🎸
While he is not playing with Double Trouble, these guys are all monsters in their own right and this version is just FIRE. You should check out SRV and Stevie Wonder performing Superstition together.
Rest In Peace SRV
My biggest influence. Great video thanks!
I'm with ya. Bring Stevie back. RIP SRV.
Please react to ( change it ) at the capital theater
Yeah I reacted that way the first time I heard that song too . . . . . In the 80's :)
Guys do yourselves a favor and search for his sound check at a concert venue. He rolled out of bed and was ripping it up effortlessly
gotta watch
Blues Traveler - Hook - 10/19/1997 - Shoreline Amphitheatre (Official)
One of the very best. Bar none. RIP SRV.
Love for you to react to Stevie Ray Vaughan and Johnny Copelands Tin Pan Alley. It's Great!
Luvly react...Thank guys...
BEST that ever walked the planet!
I'm sure this a US tv show clip, some dude had guest musicians on and they Jam/play. Curtis Mayfield was on sang Pusherman. That tall black dude was in the show band and they was tight.
That's the late, gifted Hiram Bullock next to Stevie....all loose & dancin. He was in original David Letterman band but the everyday 'thing' wasn't his groove. Had some drug issues. Jazz player also.
beautifull ty ty ty
Not onlySRV, but the other 5 players sounded like they are at the top of their game here.
Stevie was in a league of his own
I used to attend a church that actually used this song as the “special music” one Sunday morning service.
Yes couldn't stand the weather and not sure if you ever done ain't gone n give up on love both from capital theater you will love them
There is a video from Charlie Daniels Volunteer Jam where Charlie is joined on stage by SRV, members of Lynyrd Skynyrd and Toy Caldwell of the Marshal Tucker Band among others for and allstar jam session.Check it out it was awesome
SMOKIN!
And he's playing his beat up brownie guitar
He is the GOAT OF GOATS!!!!!!!!😎👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏😂
One of the very best lost way too soon and in his prime.
We have lost so many greats! I wish we could still see Jimi Hendrix, Rory Gallagher, SRV, Roy Buchanan, Jeff Healey, Duane Allman, Steve Gaines, Terry Kath, Danny Gatton, EVH, and my personal favorite Gary Moore just to name a few!
That's a helluva list-can we add Paul Kossof?
@@lightningstrikes7314 Yes!
Chod, you really need to react to "Moonchild" from Montreux live 1985 and "Do You Read Me" live from rock goes to college 1979 by the great Rory Gallagher! You will absolutely love both of these tracks! Rory is as great a guitarist that has ever lived and the bass guitar and drums are on a super elite level! Listen and enjoy!
The goat 🐐
You gotta play Dee Jeff Healey on the same show. 'See the Light', I think. Then Stevie and Jeff together.
Please check out "A Little Thing" with SRV and W. C. Clark (bassist). It'll blow you away!
He was big time back in the day
Did you check out Texas flood live in el matumbo ?
The only thing that might make one performance better over another with Stevie would be the sound mix. Some shows the bass might be a bit low and more difficult to pick out, or something like that
Man that's such a good song and he obviously does it perfectly there. I'm honestly not a huge fan of his stuff (i respet his ability to play and perform) but I love this song.
Y’all kidding me, this guy. He’s the shit!!!!
Stone Cold Sober!.After damn near killing himself in 1986 with Alcohol and Cocaine..he would put cocaine in Crown Royal and drink it all Stevie took a year and half break. From 1987 on what you behold is a man on a mission! This song is from his final Album with Double Trouble. It's called ..IN STEP...It's his take on the 12 Step program for addicts! ..TIGHTROPE. should be a future reaction off this album. Not one song on that album is filler! He was clean, and his voice and guitar playing was sent to the next level. RIP SRV!
Do this oneDo this oneDo this one
Keep playing S.R.V. and you'll reach your goal of 100,000....🙋
Please react to Riviera Paradise, thx .
Why, Why, Why have I not seen her reaction to Texas Flood?!!!!
Crossfire is his only #1 single. 1989.
If there ever was a musician who sold his soul for musical talent it would be Stevie Ray Vaughan...but he had way too much soul for that.
His voice is great my lady, but his guitar isn’t noticed? YIKES! 🤨
SRV could play his azz off..All the other guitarists loved him and he's been rated in the top 10 GOAT by many polls. If only he'd lived longer....He was taken at the height of his fame, soooo unfair.
Disney movie?
Why doesn't someone make a movie about his life?
Makes it look easy,huh?
No one can do SRV.. He was unique. People can try to cover his stuff but it is never as good. imo.
Great reaction but you seriously need to adjust your volume levels. Your voice is quieter than Dee's but both of you are WAY quieter than the music. Often when I turn you up and you go back to reacting THE MUSIC IS THIS LOUD! Please do something to bring your volume levels closer to the video's.
It’s not a slight but I’m never sure if your wife likes or doesn’t like music. Maybe that’s just the way she reacts or she’s shy about being on camera but how can you not get into SRV? I cannot tell in any way who she even likes or doesn’t. It confounds me a little.
I’d rather see him with Double Trouble. One of the best bottoms ever! 😎👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥