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PLEASE READ THIS..."SYNESTHESIA," also spelled "SYNAESTHESIA" Hey there you two. OMG it is so good to see, (and hear), you again. Man I have truly missed you both. I've been distracted from the things that I Love, like Music and through that, ultimately the two of you. Health issues were my distractions. All better now though. To give you an idea just how long ago it was that I last had the pleasure of spending some time with you, was at the time that you, HalfLifeSistah were at5 "Kel & Rich's place to get some help with your jaw? I think you were grinding your teeth in your sleep or something? Sorry but part of my health issues are that my Memory doesn't work very well... However, it worked well enough that I immediately thought of you two when I learned a new Word and it's definition. This word is "Synesthesia." If you don't know what this word means, Please, for the Love of all things Music, look it up. Google it. It may hold some answers for you? If you're aware of this word and it's meaning, then please accept my apology and know that I never want to go anyplace that I don't belong, I'm only trying to help and as I said, I immediately thought of you two, once I understood it's definition. If this is something new to you, please let me know what you think about this? Until our paths cross again, I hope that you both remain Well & at least reasonably Happy... Keep Smiling... Cheers...
Im gonna say it. Stevie ray vaughn is the greatest blues guitarist to ever walk this earth. Not because of technical knowledge but because every chord, note, and strum came straight from his soul. He didnt play the music he was the music.
Sistah is adorable; hadn’t seen y’all in a while, but glad to see such appreciation for blues: “Ain’t Gone n Give Up on Love”- Capitol Theater, is one of his own blues masterpieces and think you’d love it
How awesome it is to listen to Awesomeness...In the words of Clapton..." He was the best Player on the Planet...He was like an open channel & the music just flowed out him...He never had to stop to think about what he was going to play next..." He's also bending some very heavy strings that most guitarists shy away from & SRV would bend alot of 'em at a time!
You guys cover the reaction very well. You don't interrupt the video just to hear yourselves talk. Great choice of songs to cover. I just subscribed. Looking forward to more reactions by you. Thank you
There are many styles of blues. SRV played one style of Texas electric blues. His voice was well-suited for the blues genre. John Mayer once described SRV's singing voice as "honey over gravel."
@@mr.smithgnrsmith7808 Indeed it was in the speech that Mayer gave inducting SRV & DT into the R&R HoF. I saw an interview Mayer did where he said that he was playing metal until a friend gave him a copy of the "Texas Flood" album, and listening to it completely changed his whole direction in music.
First off... I Love Jimi Hendrix. I just want everyone to know how much I Love Jimi Hendrix. Jimi Hendrix played guitar and sang beautifully. I Really Love Jimi Hendrix. But Stevie Ray Vaughan was and is the Greatest Guitar Play/Singer of All time. Did I mention how much I Love Jimi Hendrix?
Man... Stevie's music is so good his aka should be Mr. Steal your girl. I have seen that reaction many a time and yes you were a little slow on the uptake. LOL! Seriously though I was blessed enough to see Stevie in concert and the experience was unbelievable. At the end you felt like your body was plugged in to a high voltage for 2 hours. I am a huge fan and am so happy people are rediscovering his greatness. He is truly missed but will never be forgotten.
Stevie Ray Vaughan and Joe Bonamassa are my two favorite blues guitarist. Stevie Ray Vaughan was such a a phenomenal talent, great video keep them coming.
I just love your reaction and the way you allow the music to snatch your soul.. Its a Beautiful thing when music can do that to you.. The passion and the movement of your body is the soul speaking without saying a word..
I was 14 when I got into stevy and about a week later he died I remember exactly where I was and what I was doing when it came on the radio that he died in a helicopter accident. From one tx boy to another you will be missed brother
That was quick! i think she had her first little mini right at 2:15- then at least 3 more i detected- but man o man- i sure hope u got the full advantage of all that heat right afterwards bro. I would bet it all that she's as special and talented as Stevie!! 🥰Just sayin'
The two guys backing up SRV aren't slouches, either. Chris "Whipper" Layton (drums) can hold his own with any other blues band, and bassist Tommy Shannon spent his "formative years" with blues legend Johnny Winter. Not a bad resume for either one of SRV's bandmates.
You didn't miss out on anything, my dude! Great thing about the blues is, you can put it on later, and get right back to that old feeling, like you never went away from it.
Thanks for helping to keep Stevie’s light shining! A few songs he did write are “Life Without You” Live from the Capital Theatre, “Pride and Joy,” Live, “Lenny” from El Macombo, and Cold Shot. Another amazing Blues cover is Tin Pan Alley, with Johnny Copeland and a different version from Tokyo.❤️❤️ Donna
I can't even imagine this guy not digging this big time... the first person on here that i seen watch stevey ray vaughn and not flp out on how great this sounds.I am just happy that the 99.9 percent see it different.
I also love SRV's Texas Flood at the Celebration of Blues. It shows a sober, confident SRV owning his place at the top of the Blues community. He definitely knew he was the GOAT in this performance.
As a guitar player SRV was a huge inspiration to me. After seeing him play a show in 89, me and my buddy was trying to find my car. When we got lucky and ran into Stevie by his tour bus. He was the nicest guy. We talked guitar techniques for about 10 minutes. BEST night ever!!
Wolf: you look like you have heard and seen this version and all others thousands of times so you know what to expect from Stevie. That grin says it all, man! LOL Sistah: your reactions are sooooo cool! You two are great.
You two are hilarious. I love this video. I don't know exactly what was going on there but I think GRIND was the word you were looking for. This song has it and the lady was feeling it!
After hearing Stevie for the first time in 1985, I essentially stopped listening to rock because nothing hit me like SRV! I was transformed for lack of a better word and then found Buddy Guy, Robert Cray and Mason Ruffner...blues comes from the SOUL!
The bass player is Tommy Shannon, who played with the late-great Johnny Winter at Woodstock and on several albums before and after; Winter, another Texas bluesman who found is fame in the late 60's, had a huge influence on SRV.
Thanks for all you do. SRV has been a fav since the 80's. But thank you guys for introducing me to new things such as Nightwish. You might want to have a look sometime at Diana Ankudinova, especially Wicked Games or Human. Also Heilung an Experimental Folk Metal band.
I'm not a big blues fan either, but I can listen to Stevie anytime. For me, his sound transcended standard blues. I always heard a rock/ blues fusion in Stevie's music. To me, it was never just standard blues. Maybe structurally, but his playing had so many elements of rock and even metal playing in there as well that kept it so captivating and original.
El Mocambo Club in downtown Toronto. Small intimate venue that drew big names like the Stones, U2. Didn't see SRV there but did see Albert King and the Great Wayne Cochrane and the CC Riders. Also Ramones, Bo Diddley, Hendrix and a bunch more played there.
Welcome! 🤗 I'm glad we do the video behind us, sometimes, because this video was blocked on TH-cam, but when we have it behind us, our viewers still get to see some of it 😊💖
HalfLifeSistah, this can't be the first time you've listened and watched SRV this .... the first time I watched it was in the mid eighties (80's) on a VHS tape I purchased. As much as you love the Blues and Stevie Ray Vaughan... I would have thought you had already seen this absolutely amazing performance of "Texas Flood "! Stevie in my mind is the GOAT of Guitar players and there will never be another Stevie Ray Vaughan. The only Guitarist that's on the scene today that comes close is Kenny Wayne Shepperd. Kenny is still young... so he just may make it to Stevie's skill level yet! R.I.P. Stevie... we miss you but you will never be forgotten! 👍👍😎
It's clear that your man isn't much into the music, but he is SO into you and experiencing YOUR enjoyment in the music! That's love! Also, more blues, please! Lol
I saw him 3 mos before he was tragically killed. Saw him with BB King, John Lee Hooker and Joe Cocker and his band Double Trouble. By far the BEST CONCERT EVER! SRV is the GOAT!!! ❤️
An outstanding electric blues tune from another blues legend : "Someone Else Is Steppin' in (Slippin' out, Slippin' in)" by Buddy Guy. Listen to it from the album version (Slippin In). I promise you won't regret it! cheers!
The planets were lined up that night at the El Mocambo. Wonderful reaction by Sistah. She really got into it. I would like to see her reaction after a dew drinks. No telling what might happen!
Best performance in guitar history. And when SRV was in the zone, like here, there's absolutely no guitarist on earth that could touch him. Fight me. Also, SRVs blues are gritty af. They're not just blues. It's rock/blues, and SRV played hard stuff too. He was just disgusting.
Hey bro, i didn't want to say anything about how Stevie was affecting your lady. You know Stevie used the heaviest gauge guitar strings, hence the strong fingers. I'm sure the ladies loved that. Haha. But I digress... As a lifelong SRV fan from Stevie's hometown of Austin, it does my Texan heart good to see the effect his music is still having on new audiences everyday. RIP Stevie. I can only imagine the jam sessions up in Heaven with newest band member, Eddie Van Halen, RIP.
One of the greats. Gone way way to soon. R I P Weird fact: he wasn't even supposed to be on that helicopter. He took Dave Matthews seat. An it crashed less than 3 miles away from where the plane crashed. That killed buddy Holly, big bopper, Richey valiens. More Blues. Jesus just left Chicago or nation wide by ZZ Top.
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To those of you that missed the message, in the video insert @1:45 the video is *blocked* on TH-cam and that is why it is not visible in front of us. We could only get away with it the way that it is. Thankfully, we are able to get away with the video being behind us. So you can still see *some* of the video 🙂
Please do not give us a thumbs down for something that was out of our control 🤷🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️ My husband works so hard on these videos; re-editing them, then re-uploading them--over and over again, all in an attempt to bring content for everyone to enjoy. 💖
Damn.. you're smokin 🔥
@Bodhi Lee 🤭 Thank you!
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PLEASE READ THIS..."SYNESTHESIA," also spelled "SYNAESTHESIA"
Hey there you two. OMG it is so good to see, (and hear), you again. Man I have truly missed you both. I've been distracted from the things that I Love, like Music and through that, ultimately the two of you. Health issues were my distractions. All better now though. To give you an idea just how long ago it was that I last had the pleasure of spending some time with you, was at the time that you, HalfLifeSistah were at5 "Kel & Rich's place to get some help with your jaw? I think you were grinding your teeth in your sleep or something? Sorry but part of my health issues are that my Memory doesn't work very well...
However, it worked well enough that I immediately thought of you two when I learned a new Word and it's definition. This word is "Synesthesia." If you don't know what this word means, Please, for the Love of all things Music, look it up. Google it. It may hold some answers for you? If you're aware of this word and it's meaning, then please accept my apology and know that I never want to go anyplace that I don't belong, I'm only trying to help and as I said, I immediately thought of you two, once I understood it's definition. If this is something new to you, please let me know what you think about this?
Until our paths cross again, I hope that you both remain Well & at least reasonably Happy... Keep Smiling... Cheers...
Even from the dead srv is mr steal your girl.
Im gonna say it. Stevie ray vaughn is the greatest blues guitarist to ever walk this earth. Not because of technical knowledge but because every chord, note, and strum came straight from his soul. He didnt play the music he was the music.
Respect to Jimmi man
You can tell Stevie felt every note.. the anguish on his face. That's real blues...
SRV is the greatest musician to ever live. Period. Genre doesn't matter.
Best guitarist to walk the earth. Blues or not. Trust me dude could play anything as good as anyone.
Correct. Best of any genre- he had magic unlike any other
There's Stevie... Then there's everyone else.
SRV was a freaking wizard! Absolutely brilliant!!!
I named my 8 month old daughter Stevi Rae after the late and great SRV! I live for half life sistahs reactions!
His level of skill is almost unmatched.
ALMOST 😲
It is unmatched
It is unmatched dude
Eric Clapton was asked who his favorite guitarist is and Eric said, “Stevie Ray Vaughn”.
I have watched this performance many times and I keep on the lookout for new reactions to it and revisit my favorite ones.
This is one of those.
Sistah is adorable; hadn’t seen y’all in a while, but glad to see such appreciation for blues: “Ain’t Gone n Give Up on Love”- Capitol Theater, is one of his own blues masterpieces and think you’d love it
How awesome it is to listen to Awesomeness...In the words of Clapton..." He was the best Player on the Planet...He was like an open channel & the music just flowed out him...He never had to stop to think about what he was going to play next..." He's also bending some very heavy strings that most guitarists shy away from & SRV would bend alot of 'em at a time!
To be the greatest blues guitarist of all time, SRV was as humble as they come.
You guys cover the reaction very well. You don't interrupt the video just to hear yourselves talk. Great choice of songs to cover. I just subscribed. Looking forward to more reactions by you. Thank you
There are many styles of blues. SRV played one style of Texas electric blues. His voice was well-suited for the blues genre. John Mayer once described SRV's singing voice as "honey over gravel."
Yeah in his HALL OF FAME induction
@@mr.smithgnrsmith7808 Indeed it was in the speech that Mayer gave inducting SRV & DT into the R&R HoF. I saw an interview Mayer did where he said that he was playing metal until a friend gave him a copy of the "Texas Flood" album, and listening to it completely changed his whole direction in music.
Stevie's version...SMOKES EVERY VERSION.
First off... I Love Jimi Hendrix. I just want everyone to know how much I Love Jimi Hendrix. Jimi Hendrix played guitar and sang beautifully. I Really Love Jimi Hendrix.
But Stevie Ray Vaughan was and is the Greatest Guitar Play/Singer of All time.
Did I mention how much I Love Jimi Hendrix?
Exactly
Hendrix was the begging of the fire.
Srv was the fire which burnt everything down
Jimmi was the Picasso of guitar. Stevie was the Rembrandt.
hendrix was an is the greatest guitarist ever. vaughan doesnt exist without him. and hendrix was so much more than just a great blues player.
There is Jimi Hendrix and then there is everyone else. Even Stevie said there’s only one jimi. That’s said Stevie is amazing
The editing was hilarious! 😂
SRV is the G. O. A. T.!
I was lucky enough to see him twice and right before he passed away. Broke my heart when I heard he passed.
Luv ya and take good care!
🤗💖
I'm jealous af. So unnecessary wjat happened to him.
Man... Stevie's music is so good his aka should be Mr. Steal your girl. I have seen that reaction many a time and yes you were a little slow on the uptake. LOL! Seriously though I was blessed enough to see Stevie in concert and the experience was unbelievable. At the end you felt like your body was plugged in to a high voltage for 2 hours. I am a huge fan and am so happy people are rediscovering his greatness. He is truly missed but will never be forgotten.
Love your reaction...I need a cigarette, and I don’t even smoke. Simply the GOAT! 😎✌️👍 Wolfgang...you da luckiest guy on the planet! 😂
😂😂😂
Lol
Stevie Ray Vaughan and Joe Bonamassa are my two favorite blues guitarist. Stevie Ray Vaughan was such a a phenomenal talent, great video keep them coming.
I am so glad I got to see him up close and personal, just before he hit it big time.
Momma got soul! Love the reaction!
Haha...I think men AND women can get the big 'O' listening to SRV!! lol...love it!
I'm willing to wager that if the camera showed SRV's guitar after that song it was smoking a cigarette.
I just love your reaction and the way you allow the music to snatch your soul.. Its a Beautiful thing when music can do that to you.. The passion and the movement of your body is the soul speaking without saying a word..
Viewer 1 - So you play guitar?
Viewer 2 - I thought I did.
I can’t believe that neither of them have heard this before. How is this possible? I’ve seen this a million times.
I just discovered HalfLifeSista, and I simply love that you are so open to old music. Thumbs Up !!!
🎸🐐
He and Beth Hart are my modern blues faves...
GREATEST guitarist ever period
It's about damn time! Been waiting for you two to see this.
I was 14 when I got into stevy and about a week later he died I remember exactly where I was and what I was doing when it came on the radio that he died in a helicopter accident. From one tx boy to another you will be missed brother
I'm so glad SRV is being found by people again. Reactions are the new way to spread music.
That was quick! i think she had her first little mini right at 2:15- then at least 3 more i detected- but man o man- i sure hope u got the full advantage of all that heat right afterwards bro. I would bet it all that she's as special and talented as Stevie!! 🥰Just sayin'
You have witnessed perfection from the G.O.A.T.!!!!! SRV RIP...
The two guys backing up SRV aren't slouches, either. Chris "Whipper" Layton (drums) can hold his own with any other blues band, and bassist Tommy Shannon spent his "formative years" with blues legend Johnny Winter. Not a bad resume for either one of SRV's bandmates.
You didn't miss out on anything, my dude!
Great thing about the blues is, you can put it on later, and get right back to that old feeling, like you never went away from it.
Love from Austin Texas Y'all .. Anyone that ever makes it to Austin, go to town lake to see SRV's statue
half sister, you plugged in tostevie rays heart and soul, iknow you got it. bless your heart and soul, glad you enjoyed the journey
G.O.A.T. !! and sorely missed !! Great reaction, and always enjoy watch Sistah groov'in to the music !!
Thanks for helping to keep Stevie’s light shining! A few songs he did write are “Life Without You” Live from the Capital Theatre, “Pride and Joy,” Live, “Lenny” from El Macombo, and Cold Shot. Another amazing Blues cover is Tin Pan Alley, with Johnny Copeland and a different version from Tokyo.❤️❤️ Donna
I can't even imagine this guy not digging this big time... the first person on here that i seen watch stevey ray vaughn and not flp out on how great this sounds.I am just happy that the 99.9 percent see it different.
I also love SRV's Texas Flood at the Celebration of Blues. It shows a sober, confident SRV owning his place at the top of the Blues community. He definitely knew he was the GOAT in this performance.
LOL. great reaction. Especially the last bit! :-)
I'm glad your developing a deeper understanding of the classics
AWESOME VIDEO 💯💯🔥
Haha! That edit though! Don't worry Wolf. I'm a damned Jedi Knight at missing signals. "Everybody hurts... some times." :P
As a guitar player SRV was a huge inspiration to me.
After seeing him play a show in 89, me and my buddy was trying to find my car. When we got lucky and ran into Stevie by his tour bus. He was the nicest guy. We talked guitar techniques for about 10 minutes. BEST night ever!!
Wolf: you look like you have heard and seen this version and all others thousands of times so you know what to expect from Stevie. That grin says it all, man! LOL Sistah: your reactions are sooooo cool! You two are great.
Best reaction on TH-cam! Stevie Ray Vaughan is the GOAT!
One of the best reactions I have ever seen. Sistah was feeling it deep down. Thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed♥
You two are hilarious. I love this video. I don't know exactly what was going on there but I think GRIND was the word you were looking for. This song has it and the lady was feeling it!
After hearing Stevie for the first time in 1985, I essentially stopped listening to rock because nothing hit me like SRV! I was transformed for lack of a better word and then found Buddy Guy, Robert Cray and Mason Ruffner...blues comes from the SOUL!
Love her reaction, love your channel. Stevie was the best, bar none.
The Legends, Michael Jordan, Roberto Clemente, Joe Frazier, Dale Earnhardt, Joe Namath, and...Stevie Ray Vaughan
Check out Tin Pan Alley Stevie ray and Johnny Copeland. A class in blues !!
I agree. Tin Pan Alley with SRV and Copeland is a must.
Yes! Again, a Blues classic, not his, but who cares? He OWNS everything he plays!
The bass player is Tommy Shannon, who played with the late-great Johnny Winter at Woodstock and on several albums before and after; Winter, another Texas bluesman who found is fame in the late 60's, had a huge influence on SRV.
Thanks for all you do. SRV has been a fav since the 80's. But thank you guys for introducing me to new things such as Nightwish. You might want to have a look sometime at Diana Ankudinova, especially Wicked Games or Human. Also Heilung an Experimental Folk Metal band.
Got a tattoo of his autograph yesterday 😓
Listen to life without you live!!! Another SEC LOVE LOVE LOVE
I Love Stevie!! You should react to his song ”Lenny” it is not a cover, and he wrote it for his wife Lenora, whose nickname was Lenny.
That middle quiet section was just for Stevie to let his fingers cool down
Ha!!!! Did Wolfkain get some lovin thanks to Stevie!?!?! I love it!!!!
Watch Stevie play Look At Little Sister, live at Austin City Limit, and see how he deals with a broken string. “Must See”
I'm not a big blues fan either, but I can listen to Stevie anytime. For me, his sound transcended standard blues. I always heard a rock/ blues fusion in Stevie's music. To me, it was never just standard blues. Maybe structurally, but his playing had so many elements of rock and even metal playing in there as well that kept it so captivating and original.
El Mocambo Club in downtown Toronto. Small intimate venue that drew big names like the Stones, U2. Didn't see SRV there but did see Albert King and the Great Wayne Cochrane and the CC Riders. Also Ramones, Bo Diddley, Hendrix and a bunch more played there.
You guys are great and Sistah is absolutely beautiful ❤️
There really is no better song structure than a slow 12 bar blues song.
Death individual thought patterns? Cool intro. Huge SRV fan. Enjoyed the reaction.
Love Sistah!
The MASTER!
Best stink face ever in music!!!!
FYI ; El Mocambo is in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
First time seeing your channel...background vid.AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Welcome! 🤗
I'm glad we do the video behind us, sometimes, because this video was blocked on TH-cam, but when we have it behind us, our viewers still get to see some of it 😊💖
@@HalfLifeSistah That makes it even MORE AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
HalfLifeSistah, this can't be the first time you've listened and watched SRV this .... the first time I watched it was in the mid eighties (80's) on a VHS tape I purchased. As much as you love the Blues and Stevie Ray Vaughan... I would have thought you had already seen this absolutely amazing performance of "Texas Flood "! Stevie in my mind is the GOAT of Guitar players and there will never be another Stevie Ray Vaughan. The only Guitarist that's on the scene today that comes close is Kenny Wayne Shepperd. Kenny is still young... so he just may make it to Stevie's skill level yet!
R.I.P. Stevie... we miss you but you will never be forgotten! 👍👍😎
LIFE BY THE DROP
It's clear that your man isn't much into the music, but he is SO into you and experiencing YOUR enjoyment in the music! That's love! Also, more blues, please! Lol
His "wrong" notes,
are better than any "right" note you've ever heard.
Me at 14 to my guitar teacher: Can you do that with a guitar?
He: No son, you can't.....
I suppose that one of the marks of greatness is doing things that others consider impossible.
Only if you’re Ralph Macchio and sell your soul
Thought she was going to eat poor ol' Stevie. 😆 LOL!!!!
SRV was unique. what a loss. thank you for your joyful reaction.
He plays, 85% of the time, with eyes closed. He and the guitar were one.
She really is all sexed up lol!!!!
Love it!!!❤❤❤
I9ve you guys!! Especially you sista!! Sorry Wolf!!!
I saw him 3 mos before he was tragically killed. Saw him with BB King, John Lee Hooker and Joe Cocker and his band Double Trouble. By far the BEST CONCERT EVER! SRV is the GOAT!!! ❤️
A religous experience
An outstanding electric blues tune from another blues legend : "Someone Else Is Steppin' in (Slippin' out, Slippin' in)" by Buddy Guy. Listen to it from the album version (Slippin In). I promise you won't regret it! cheers!
SRV!!!. el mejor de todos!. Buena reaccion y bella la morocha!!!
The planets were lined up that night at the El Mocambo. Wonderful reaction by Sistah. She really got into it. I would like to see her reaction after a dew drinks. No telling what might happen!
SRV..RIP.
Best performance in guitar history. And when SRV was in the zone, like here, there's absolutely no guitarist on earth that could touch him. Fight me.
Also, SRVs blues are gritty af. They're not just blues. It's rock/blues, and SRV played hard stuff too. He was just disgusting.
Hey bro, i didn't want to say anything about how Stevie was affecting your lady. You know Stevie used the heaviest gauge guitar strings, hence the strong fingers. I'm sure the ladies loved that. Haha. But I digress...
As a lifelong SRV fan from Stevie's hometown of Austin, it does my Texan heart good to see the effect his music is still having on new audiences everyday. RIP Stevie. I can only imagine the jam sessions up in Heaven with newest band member, Eddie Van Halen, RIP.
when stevie is done his guitar needs a smoke
David Bowie ,called him the best ,and he should know
Once you hear it, you don't care where it came from
One of the greats.
Gone way way to soon. R I P
Weird fact: he wasn't even supposed to be on that helicopter. He took Dave Matthews seat. An it crashed less than 3 miles away from where the plane crashed. That killed buddy Holly, big bopper, Richey valiens.
More Blues. Jesus just left Chicago or nation wide by ZZ Top.
Hahaha… It’s never too late Wolf. Seize the day!
Lady Flood
Guitargasm.
hahaha that was a great ending. Yes Stevie did just do that