Agreed. I say the same thing but I say “If I have seen this once, I’ve seen it a million times and will always take the time to make it a million and one lol.
You need to check out that whole show. It is one of the greatest SRV shows of all time. Great club in Toronto and it was a live simulcast to radio. Dude...it's unbelievable...every song form the El Mocambo show is beyond fire!!!!
I first saw SRV in the 80’s at the Arkansas State Fair. He played in the cattle barn and opened for a new wave group called Wall of Voodoo. Am pushing 70 and still listen often
I was at this show with three friends, one table back from the front, when you play the Stevie ray video, you can see me with the black hair and pink T-shirt at 2:15 count on your video, I’m a guitar player. Actually, there were three of us at that table that were guitar players, it changed, my DNA, I saw him two times after that, he was always great, but never that great again, that show is insane, I jumped up on stage after the show was over and grab the guitar pick out of his strings, and I quickly put my hand around the neck of his number one stripe. It was right on the stand right there 10 feet from me, small bar, small stage, that neck was like a baseball bat, fun times.
I was at Alpine Valley Wisconsin that foggy Sunday night when Stevie went down in the copter. The show ended with Stevie jamming with Jimmy Vaughn, Robert Cray, Buddy Guy and Eric Clapton. The last song he ever played on stage was Sweet Home Chicago. Odd thing is, that is where he was flying to went he crashed
Stevie Ray Vaughan's guitar is a Fender Statocaster he bought in 1974 from a man named Ray Henny who own a shop called Ray Henny's Heart Of Texas Music Shop, he is using 13 gage strings. This song Texas Flood was written by Larry Davis and Joseph Scott in 1955 when Joseph Scott was having relationship problems, in 1958 Larry Davis recorded Texas Flood and alot of people have covered this song. Stevie released his album Texas Flood on June 13,1983, when Stevie found out that Larry Davis never got payed royalties Stevie paid Larry Davis every dime out of his own pocket. Stevie started playing guitar when he was 7 yrs old and his older brother Jimmie Vaughan who is 3 yrs older then Stevie got an electric guitar, Stevie would play Jimmie's guitar when he would leave the house. On Stevie's 7th birthday he got a toy guitar and even though it was a toy Stevie taught himself how to play Wine Wine Wine by Stick McGhee and Thunderbird by The Night Caps, I thought that was amazing. When Stevie was 10 yrs old he joined a band called The Chantones, he had his first gig at a roller rink in Austin Texas so Jimmie gave Stevie his electric guitar, Stevie had that guitar and played it from time to time throughout his hole career. Stevie joined alot of bands but in 1977 Stevie put a band together called The Triple Threat Reuve with Lou Ann Barton on vocals but when Lou Ann left on November 24,1979 Stevie took over on vocals. His drummer Chris Layton joined The Triple Threat Reuve on September 10,1978 and in 1980 Stevie changed the name to Double Trouble, on June 23,1981 a old friend of Stevie's named Tommy Shannon joined Double Trouble, Tommy and Stevie were in a band called Krackerjack when Stevie was still in school. Stevie's career only span 7yrs but he accomplished so much in that 7yrs starting with the release of his first album Texas Flood. Stevie was the first musician to be inducted into The Austin Music Hall Of Fame in 1983, he was inducted into The Blues Hall Of Fame in 2000 and in 2015 Stevie was inducted into The Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame. Stevie won 6 Grammys, 10 W.C.Handy National Blues Awards and 10 Austin Music Awards. On December 13 1983 Austin City Limits video was voted Guitar Player Magazine's Best New Talent, Best Electric Blues Guitar Player and Best Guitar Album with Texas Flood, Stevie and Jeff Beck are the only Triple Award Guitarist ever. On November 18,1984 Stevie won a W.C.Handy National Blues Award, Entertainer Of The Year and Instermental Of The Year, he was the first white man to win either but sadly he never got to enjoy a #1 hit until after his death with Crossfire. On August 26,1990 Stevie flew to East Troy Wisconsin to open 2 shows for Eric Clapton along with Robert Clay, Buddy Guy and his brother Jimmie, Jimmie said Stevie came down from his hotel room and told them he had a weird dream that he died and he was looking down at all these people crying but even though he was dead he felt at peace. On August 27,1990 after Eric Clapton finish out his show Stevie along with the others went on stage and jammed with Eric Clapton, Sweet Home Chicago by Robert Johnson would be the last song Stevie would ever play. After the show Stevie boarded a helicopter that crashed into the side of a mountain and everyone on board were killed instantly, the pilot had just failed his test on using the gages for that helicopter, he never flew at night or in fog and he never flew that type of helicopter. Sorry I just meant to tell you about his guitar and the song, the information I have is by Jimmie Vaughan, Double Trouble and Stevie himself through interviews, their stories told by them and no one else. This is the first time I've seen your channel and I love the reaction thank you
Well, that was succint. There's this thing called paragraghs. I was just gonna say "I saw him and he was awesome"! Is that a cut and paste from.....nevermind.
Are we advanced enough yet to like pinpoint and isolate a drop of sweat on the first wife from that night, and clone and replicate that once in a galaxy way back yak
Interesting. I have never heard that story about him not being able to wake up for the show. I was actually at this show by chance when I was 17. A co-worker had tickets, and the person he was going with bailed on him so he asked if anyone wanted to go, and I was the only one who said yes. I wasn't a blues fan at all and didn't know who he was. The guy I went with was a guitar player, but didn't really know who he was either just that he was supposed to be pretty good. He got the tickets through our work. The place wasn't even full. After the show I got to talk to Chris Layton a little bit (I'm drummer) and he was nice and quite friendly. It was really fun night and opened me up to the blues (no small feat for a teen in the 80's 😆) which later lead to my love of jazz. It's pretty wild all these years later seeing people reacting to this show I was at as a kid.
SRV rarely played the same song the same way twice. Tommy Shannon had to watch him to see where he was going. At a 1987 performance, Stevie was a year sober following a heavy addiction to drugs and alcohol when he made a speech about his addiction.
The best guitarist (connected to his guitar) ever. This was over 2 years before Stevie and his Bassist got sober. ONE hour before this performance Stevie was unconscious and in a cocaine induced coma. Medical personnel came in and with IV fluids and vitamins were able to rouse him just before going on stage. Hence the extra extra notes and sweat (iv fluids sweating out of him). This is the guy that made me go from trumpet and sax to buying a guitar.
Must see SRV "life without you" 1985 Capitol Theatre m.th-cam.com/video/DQ4REYdCkTw/w-d-xo.html Seamless guitar swap Plays behind back Plays with teeth Breaks a tooth-- and never misses a beat And mid song gives the greatest speech ever
“When I play, I play sort of like talking, you know, syllables, you say a sentence here, a sentence there and then, I’ve to stop and think for something else to keep my conversation going. But his didn’t seem to be that at all. It was fluent, he flowed when he played. He could get something going and it was like a song and it would just go on and on. Ideas continuously flowed, I don’t have that. There is not a lot of people that I hear that have that but Stevie had it.” - BB King
Yes, he was borderline overdosing before this show. That's one of the reasons he was sweating so profusely during this song. May the Cat in the Hat with a Strat RIP.
"How To Keep The Audiences' Attention 401. This is an advanced course for performers who have reailzed they are BORING their once enthusiastic audiences into a dull malaise, and those performers understand that "showmanship" is more of a jump-start to regaining an audiences' attention AND enthusiasm rather than a braggartly show-off."
Maybe check out NEIL PEART Buddy Rich HONOR????? or TOP FUEL???!!!!!!!!! :) Surprises awaits!! :) ♥AND, or... Victor Wooten bass music????????? :) LOVE TOP FUEL ALWAYS!!! “Now may the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you believe in Him so that you may overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit.” ~ Romans 15:13 only married sex can be perfect. ♥
Great reaction! Stevie's delicate playing is often my favorite...he draws you in, makes you lean forward, almost holding your breath for each note.
I've seen this video literally HUNDREDS of times, and I'm amazed EVERY single time!!
Same here
Agreed. I say the same thing but I say “If I have seen this once, I’ve seen it a million times and will always take the time to make it a million and one lol.
Same. Same with Elvis.. SRV being born where he was, made him. SRV from Seattle wouldn’t be the same.
@@Joe-d3t1t I reckon’ that’s right
@@Joe-d3t1t THAT'S for sure! Everything about him exuded Texas blues.
You need to check out that whole show. It is one of the greatest SRV shows of all time. Great club in Toronto and it was a live simulcast to radio. Dude...it's unbelievable...every song form the El Mocambo show is beyond fire!!!!
Younger folks like yourself are not only discovering his ability to play but to sing also. He’s got a great voice!
SRV..... the best there ever was and the best there ever will be......RIP
Absolutely!
He was a peak level musician
'Ain't Gone 'n' Give Up On Love" at the Capitol Theater. Not just guitar, but the VOCALS! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🥰
Stevie Ray's guitar wasn't plugged into just an amp, it was plugged into his soul as well. RIP SRV 🙏✌️
The best guitarist ever. Life without you live at capital theater. Tin Pan Alley with Johnny copeland
I was at the Elmo that night, it's a bar in Toronto, not very big, it was a fun evening.
The GOAT OF GOATS! PERIOD!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I first saw SRV in the 80’s at the Arkansas State Fair. He played in the cattle barn and opened for a new wave group called Wall of Voodoo.
Am pushing 70 and still listen often
The Cat in a Hat with a Strat is the GOAT, nothing more to say
RIP SRV. When guitars go to sleep at night they dream of being played by SRV. He is the best guitar player by far.
Heavy gauge, husky voice and dynamics make his music so recognizable!
Goat of blues guitar
That guitar is honored 🎖 🥇 🙏🏿 to be played to its max by Stevie Ray Vaughan 😀 😎 👏
RIP STEVIE❤❤
The whip or every note he plays strikes the right key in perfect pitch
He was bending .12 gauge strings, too, not slinky to get that heavier sound. He had to have very strong fingers to do some of those bends.
He doesn’t need distortion for his videos!
I was at this show with three friends, one table back from the front, when you play the Stevie ray video, you can see me with the black hair and pink T-shirt at 2:15 count on your video, I’m a guitar player. Actually, there were three of us at that table that were guitar players, it changed, my DNA, I saw him two times after that, he was always great, but never that great again, that show is insane, I jumped up on stage after the show was over and grab the guitar pick out of his strings, and I quickly put my hand around the neck of his number one stripe. It was right on the stand right there 10 feet from me, small bar, small stage, that neck was like a baseball bat, fun times.
That’s a great story 😍 thank you for sharing.
was blessed to see him with jeff beck opening here in los angeles not long before his tragic passing............wow!!!!!!!!!
Well he definitely woke up and played a masterpiece. Rip to utterly one of the greatest guitarist of our time ..
I was at Alpine Valley Wisconsin that foggy Sunday night when Stevie went down in the copter. The show ended with Stevie jamming with Jimmy Vaughn, Robert Cray, Buddy Guy and Eric Clapton. The last song he ever played on stage was Sweet Home Chicago. Odd thing is, that is where he was flying to went he crashed
wow
Love to see you react to "Look At Little Sister" - Stevie Ray Vaughan with another great guitarist Jeff Healey.
RIP GOAT........
Stevie Ray Vaughan's guitar is a Fender Statocaster he bought in 1974 from a man named Ray Henny who own a shop called Ray Henny's Heart Of Texas Music Shop, he is using 13 gage strings. This song Texas Flood was written by Larry Davis and Joseph Scott in 1955 when Joseph Scott was having relationship problems, in 1958 Larry Davis recorded Texas Flood and alot of people have covered this song. Stevie released his album Texas Flood on June 13,1983, when Stevie found out that Larry Davis never got payed royalties Stevie paid Larry Davis every dime out of his own pocket. Stevie started playing guitar when he was 7 yrs old and his older brother Jimmie Vaughan who is 3 yrs older then Stevie got an electric guitar, Stevie would play Jimmie's guitar when he would leave the house. On Stevie's 7th birthday he got a toy guitar and even though it was a toy Stevie taught himself how to play Wine Wine Wine by Stick McGhee and Thunderbird by The Night Caps, I thought that was amazing. When Stevie was 10 yrs old he joined a band called The Chantones, he had his first gig at a roller rink in Austin Texas so Jimmie gave Stevie his electric guitar, Stevie had that guitar and played it from time to time throughout his hole career. Stevie joined alot of bands but in 1977 Stevie put a band together called The Triple Threat Reuve with Lou Ann Barton on vocals but when Lou Ann left on November 24,1979 Stevie took over on vocals. His drummer Chris Layton joined The Triple Threat Reuve on September 10,1978 and in 1980 Stevie changed the name to Double Trouble, on June 23,1981 a old friend of Stevie's named Tommy Shannon joined Double Trouble, Tommy and Stevie were in a band called Krackerjack when Stevie was still in school. Stevie's career only span 7yrs but he accomplished so much in that 7yrs starting with the release of his first album Texas Flood. Stevie was the first musician to be inducted into The Austin Music Hall Of Fame in 1983, he was inducted into The Blues Hall Of Fame in 2000 and in 2015 Stevie was inducted into The Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame. Stevie won 6 Grammys, 10 W.C.Handy National Blues Awards and 10 Austin Music Awards. On December 13 1983 Austin City Limits video was voted Guitar Player Magazine's Best New Talent, Best Electric Blues Guitar Player and Best Guitar Album with Texas Flood, Stevie and Jeff Beck are the only Triple Award Guitarist ever. On November 18,1984 Stevie won a W.C.Handy National Blues Award, Entertainer Of The Year and Instermental Of The Year, he was the first white man to win either but sadly he never got to enjoy a #1 hit until after his death with Crossfire. On August 26,1990 Stevie flew to East Troy Wisconsin to open 2 shows for Eric Clapton along with Robert Clay, Buddy Guy and his brother Jimmie, Jimmie said Stevie came down from his hotel room and told them he had a weird dream that he died and he was looking down at all these people crying but even though he was dead he felt at peace. On August 27,1990 after Eric Clapton finish out his show Stevie along with the others went on stage and jammed with Eric Clapton, Sweet Home Chicago by Robert Johnson would be the last song Stevie would ever play. After the show Stevie boarded a helicopter that crashed into the side of a mountain and everyone on board were killed instantly, the pilot had just failed his test on using the gages for that helicopter, he never flew at night or in fog and he never flew that type of helicopter. Sorry I just meant to tell you about his guitar and the song, the information I have is by Jimmie Vaughan, Double Trouble and Stevie himself through interviews, their stories told by them and no one else. This is the first time I've seen your channel and I love the reaction thank you
Well, that was succint. There's this thing called paragraghs. I was just gonna say "I saw him and he was awesome"! Is that a cut and paste from.....nevermind.
Stevie got so good by trying to be as good as his big brother Jimmy. There is a video of them playing together that is really awesome 🤘
Pipeline with Jimmie Vaughan and Stevie in New Orleans.
Are we advanced enough yet to like pinpoint and isolate a drop of sweat on the first wife from that night, and clone and replicate that once in a galaxy way back yak
El Mcambo in Toronto was my treat
He played with 018 through . 074 set strings as his fingers and hands were extremely strong and he kept breaking the standard kind
Interesting. I have never heard that story about him not being able to wake up for the show.
I was actually at this show by chance when I was 17. A co-worker had tickets, and the person he was going with bailed on him so he asked if anyone wanted to go, and I was the only one who said yes. I wasn't a blues fan at all and didn't know who he was. The guy I went with was a guitar player, but didn't really know who he was either just that he was supposed to be pretty good. He got the tickets through our work.
The place wasn't even full. After the show I got to talk to Chris Layton a little bit (I'm drummer) and he was nice and quite friendly. It was really fun night and opened me up to the blues (no small feat for a teen in the 80's 😆) which later lead to my love of jazz. It's pretty wild all these years later seeing people reacting to this show I was at as a kid.
Amazing story, damn...luck & the paths of our lives afterward, etc, etc.
Same here, having been a fan of Stevie for 4 decades now, I'm thinking that's just the internet making up shit, as usual.
Great story ! Thanks for sharing
There is A LOT of fake lore out there about SRV.
King of the string Benders
Bending those 13's like they were 9's!!
I think his Stratocaster is a 1959 body with a 1960 Neck And of course those huge 13 gauge strings
SRV rarely played the same song the same way twice. Tommy Shannon had to watch him to see where he was going. At a 1987 performance, Stevie was a year sober following a heavy addiction to drugs and alcohol when he made a speech about his addiction.
The best guitarist (connected to his guitar) ever. This was over 2 years before Stevie and his Bassist got sober. ONE hour before this performance Stevie was unconscious and in a cocaine induced coma. Medical personnel came in and with IV fluids and vitamins were able to rouse him just before going on stage. Hence the extra extra notes and sweat (iv fluids sweating out of him). This is the guy that made me go from trumpet and sax to buying a guitar.
wow I see, thank you !
SRV,s Self - Confessing "LIFE BY THE DROP"# IS A Life-changer!"... 😀👆
Only acoustic song that had been released to date that Stevie did. There is some acoustic noodling in a French interview.
El Mocambo is steeped in rock history
I'd like to shake the hand of the guy that came through with what he needed
Check out Hendrix “voodoo child” at Woodstock and “Machine Gun” at the Fillmore. It’s the next level of this!
Must see SRV "life without you"
1985 Capitol Theatre
m.th-cam.com/video/DQ4REYdCkTw/w-d-xo.html
Seamless guitar swap
Plays behind back
Plays with teeth
Breaks a tooth-- and never misses a beat
And mid song gives the greatest speech ever
Stevie is bending the heavy strings in Heavan.
If he had such a cocaine problem, then there shouldn't have been a problem waking him up...
SRV = The G.O.A.T.
Still miss his brilliance
“When I play, I play sort of like talking, you know, syllables, you say a sentence here, a sentence there and then, I’ve to stop and think for something else to keep my conversation going. But his didn’t seem to be that at all. It was fluent, he flowed when he played. He could get something going and it was like a song and it would just go on and on. Ideas continuously flowed, I don’t have that. There is not a lot of people that I hear that have that but Stevie had it.” - BB King
Lots like me play. Funny u did your playing. Before realize. U heard srv
Yes, he was borderline overdosing before this show. That's one of the reasons he was sweating so profusely during this song. May the Cat in the Hat with a Strat RIP.
And SRV did his magic without looking at his guitar neck ...
You would like Rory Gallagher, bullfrog blues is a good one
Nice reaction, Cocaine does not make you sleepy.
It can make u crash hard as F when u come down tho, especially if youve been awake for 3 or 4 days all gakked on it.
@@vincentvancraig Never bothered me like that, just take a nap and do some more. Stevie also had a a huge ETOH problem though.
"How To Keep The Audiences' Attention 401. This is an advanced course for performers who have reailzed they are BORING their once enthusiastic audiences into a dull malaise, and those performers understand that "showmanship" is more of a jump-start to regaining an audiences' attention AND enthusiasm rather than a braggartly show-off."
Btw. I became a bass player
This surely isn't your first time watching this...
of course not
Toronto 1983
... the guitar required a cigarette and a morning after pill..
Maybe check out NEIL PEART Buddy Rich HONOR????? or TOP FUEL???!!!!!!!!! :) Surprises awaits!! :) ♥AND, or... Victor Wooten bass music????????? :) LOVE TOP FUEL ALWAYS!!! “Now may the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you believe in Him so that you may overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit.” ~ Romans 15:13
only married sex can be perfect. ♥
What you said about him before the concert is not true..I just want to be clear
The story is BS. I knew him. People sensationalize famous people all the time. He did have a coke problem, but that story isn’t accurate.