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Stevie Ray Vaughan,
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Stevie Ray Vaughan - Texas Flood reaction,
I promise you- you will never ever see a guitarist as good as SRV- he’s the epitome of blues-
He's mind blowing!!!! Poured his heart out.
Greatest of all time 🐐
No you won’t. He’s the 🐐 PERIOD
I was a musically-inclined 16 year old in 1990 when Stevie Ray was advertised to appear at the Boathouse in Norfolk, Va.
My friends and me went downtown early that day and enjoyed some liquid refreshments, I had more than my tolerance. I went behind a building to a loading zone and a truck pulled up.
A long haired white guy got out, walked over to me and asked if I was OK. I said that I was and he walked past me.
A few hours later I was feeling better and watching that guy...Stevie Ray...put on the show of a lifetime.
Please also do SRV's "Life Without You" live at the Capitol Theater.
He died in a helicopter crash in 1990 at the age of only 35. Had he not died so young, there would be very few people on the face of the earth who would not have heard of him. So tragic.
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America doesn’t honor its great music. Blues Jazz .SRV died way to young but when on stage he was one with his guitar. One of the great pleasures of life was seeing him live
Welcome to the world of Stevie Ray Vaughan!!! The Greatest Of All Time!!! Literally every fiber of his being was the music! From the first note to the last note - the music flowed through him - non-stop! He became the music - the music became him!! Stevie Ray Vaughan was an open conduit to the music of the UNIVERSE & the music simply & effortlessly flowed through him!! It was his very soul 24/7/365, every move, every breath, every drop of sweat, every note, every time....THERE WILL NEVER BE ANOTHER LIKE HIM!!! R.I.P. - S.R.V. He is not gone - He is just away. Always Loved, Never Forgotten!
Stevie didn't write songs. He wrote guitar solos and sang during them now and then. This was the Master of Blues. He left way too early. Rest in Peace, Stevie Ray Vaughan.
S.R.V. is so good he made Eric Clapton go home and consider a career change, after seeing 👀 Stevie play!..lol..from Wyoming USA 🇺🇸 🤠
RIP SRV. Hands down the best guitarist that ever played. He played better behind his back than most players played in front
Stevie died in 1990 in a helicopter crash--probably why you have not heard of him. But his legacy lives on, and I am so happy to see young people see SRV for the first time. Thanks.
I was born in 1993. This man was great before I even took a breath.
Ask your friends, not us, why you never heard of him. Imo, everyone knows about Jimi because he died tragically because paramedics effed up in London (and that’s just a PART of the story!), but in all honesty, music wasn’t NEARLY as popular when he horribly died at the age of 35, in 1990. I WOULD HAVE TOLDJA❤bcse I adored the blues and the beautiful music of the beautiful human being❤
Just remember that SRV couldn’t read music. Pure talent!!
Also..... self taught.
Wow!! 🐐
That's why every performance was different! He played what he felt, at that given moment..from Wyoming USA 🇺🇸 🤠
Just remember all his live videos are different. He never played his songs the same way at each concert . Each concert was an adventure into his soul and what he was feeling that evening it seemed . The music poured from his body .
Got me excited for the next one!!
Start diggin thru his entire live catalog.... NOT one bad performance in his entire career. I saw him live seven times, including his last two performances at Alpine Valley here in Wisconsin, after which he was tragically killed in the helicopter crash leaving the venue. I look forward to seeing you react to him more. Peace brother.
Oh wow 😔 rest in power to the man! He loved that guitar!!!! I'm a check out his catalog! Thank you 🤜🤛
@@NAIATHEDRAGON No worries my man, I promise you will be a fan for life. Particularly, check out Mary Had A Little Lamb and Voodoo Child from from ACL Live 1989
@@NAIATHEDRAGON There's a video where he's doing a soundcheck, he looks like he just woke up, there's not even an audience, you should see that one.
Also Mary Had A Little Lamb/live in Tokyo. He's one performer where it's best seeing his live recordings. Really, anything by Stevie.
@@kevinmiller8822 He's also gotta check out "Voodoo Child" from this (El Mocambo) concert....Hell, every song from ACL Live 1989 and El Mocambo!!! I especially love "Testify" from El Mocambo which is a song by The Isley Brother's (with Jimi Hendrix on guitar)!!! Of course SRV takes it to a whole 'nother level!!!
Lucky u ❤
His guitar isn't plugged into an amp. It's plugged into his soul...
Not sure why you haven't heard of him.
Eric Clapton, (guitar God), said in an interview he was driving in England and he heard Stevie on the radio, he had to pull over to the side of the road because he couldn't drive and listen to Stevie's guitar at the same time.
David Bowie asked Stevie to play during one of his world tours. He's the lead guitarist in the song "Let's Dance" by Bowie. If you listen to the song, you can definitely hear Stevie.
B.B. King and Robert Johnson loved him.
They were good friends.
RIP SRV
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A musicians musician. Respected by all.
he is not a household name because even though he bumped around in the Texas underground blues scene for a few years his international prominence didn't happen until his first studio record release in 1983. He died in a helicopter crash in 1990. The "world" had SRV for only seven years. It was a magical seven years that many of us who were fans of his at this time still cherish. I saw him three times and he is the most naturally improvisational guitarist I have EVER seen in my 50 years of seeing live concerts. He never played one song the same ever, he played each song each time with emotion and how he felt it on a given day.
That's just incredible! He was born to do this!
I was in High school and college when SRV was making albums and his influence on me musically was immense. I saw him live just a few month's before the helicopter crash that took this generational talent from us. Watching him play is just as amazing and mesmerizing to the eye's as listening to him is to the ears. We are surely worse off for the music he never had a chance to make.
I still can't believe I've never heard of him! This man is amazing!!!
If you were lucky enough to see 👀 Stevie play right before the copter crash, you got to see him sober, and at his very best!..from Wyoming USA 🇺🇸 🤠
He was famous in Texas, and we couldn’t believe how few people knew him outside of Texas. To Texans, he was ours. Guitar players knew who he was. People started to notice when he appeared on David Bowie’s “Let’s Dance” and that summer when ‘Texas Flood’ was released. He’s the only one who’s ever been able to really cover Hendrix while making it his own. He made a record, ‘Family Style’, with his brother Jimmie, which he’d always dreamed of doing, and was just starting to get known and on his way to being a superstar when he was killed in a helicopter crash leaving a gig. It was the most horrible thing in the world. He was a generous, kind man who was allowed to play with the gods. I’m blessed I got to see him play up close many times. Thank you for playing it. Check out Hendrix’s “Little Wing” from the same show.
SRV must be remembered, biggest loss for me personally when it comes to music I want to hear.
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Stevie grew up in a rough part of Dallas and was a shy misfit of a kid but had a deep love for the old time blues guitarists while also being heavily exposed to rock. When older brother Jimmie started playing guitar, Stevie followed suit and was playing paid gigs in local clubs from 8th grade. Austin was the center of a dynamic music scene so Stevie quit his senior year of high school to follow his dream, barely scraping through by couch surfing, sleeping on pool tables, and living communally with band mates. After putting his band Double Trouble together and getting an agent, they performed in Montreux to a lukewarm crowd...but Jackson Browne and David Bowie both heard him, and were blown away. Browne offered his studio at no charge for the band's demo tape, while Bowie used Stevie as guitarist on his China Girl album. Once Bowie's album hit the charts, Stevie's killer guitar licks got wide attention and the demo tapes were soon released as his first album, Texas Flood, with Double Trouble. He was widely respected by, and played with, many of his idols & guitar greats such as Muddy Waters, Albert King, Lonnie Mack, Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck and more. He kicked an addiction to drugs and booze that nearly killed him, and was a rising star at the top of his game when he died at age 35 in a helicopter crash. We lost a legend that day! His brother Jimmie is still performing blues & won a Grammy 3 years ago. He and many of Stevie's peers performed an amazing tribute to Stevie, "Six Strings Down" written by Art Neville with Jimmies collaboration. It's a heartbreaker.
Meant to say BB King, not Muddy Waters
Most people say exactly the same thing..."why havent i heard of this guy!!!?" Lol yes he is the goat but unfortunately was killed in 1990 age 35 in a helicoptor crash that Eric Clapton was meant to be on instead of him! EVERYONE was in awe of his genius...sad but we are lucky to have lots of live performances...like Elvis, better live always as no 2 performances exactly the same...a real loss. He was self taught, wrote songs but couldnt read music...played from his soul - all out beast mode! RIP SRV...Always be remembered ❣🤟🏼
The greatest guitar player ever!
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I will add my traditional SRV comment to this channel as well.
They say that the spring rains here in Texas are her crying for her lost sons. The years when it floods is when she has been listening to Stevie on the wind.
This entire "Live at the El Mocambo" concert is amazing.
Some particularly good songs from this concert are Voodoo Child, Third Stone from the Sun, and Lenny.
The first two will blow your mind, and the third will touch your soul... 🤙🤘😎
Thank you!! I'm excited for them 🔥🔥
Little Wing
All hail the GOAT - IMO this performance is the best from anyone I've ever seen and not because he played behind the back. Try Tin Pan Alley with SRV and Johnny Copeland. It's a prime time example of the mean dirty blues. Great duet!
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He died over 30 years ago so that's probably why you haven't heard of him. Plus, he was a blues man which doesn't get quite as much notoriety outside of music circles. But he was one of the greatest to ever do it. I got to see him in concert 3 months before he died and I'm so glad I went. It was a remarkable experience. I love watching people get introduced to SRV via this Texas Flood live performance. To me, it's the greatest guitar performance ever captured on video. Just remarkable. Thanks for the reaction.
SRV, may he RIPPP, is a GOAT! He never made a bad song! He's beyond ...
In his day SRV wasn't mainstream, he had no Billboard top 100 hits. He was for a select audience, and it's only in recent years that his genius has been recognised
Had to stop at your channel when I saw SRV!!! So good to see how you appreciate what you just saw..always react to SRV live and don't close your eyes for a minute!! Please react to :
Life Without You
Ain't Gon Give Up On Love
Change It...all live at The Capitol Theatre.....Also
Tin Pan Alley live with Johnny Copeland!!! Don't stop now keep em coming!!! Lol 💞✌️
Great suggestions Starfire‼️🎶💙🔥 I second all those
Thank you!!!!
RIP SRV! The GOAT with a guitar!
I was so blessed to have met Stevie on a couple occasions and have drinks with him. He was such a nice and humble person. His concerts were off the charts. He is a True Texas Legend and the best Texas blues guitarist wait.. He is the one of the best guitarists of all time. Unfortunately, we lost him to soon. He perished in a helicopter crash after leaving a concert in 1990. Great Reaction much love.
Thats amazing 👏. At least you got that wonderful memory!
watch all live performances..great reaction...youve heard of him now...love young people reacting to his performances.....
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Even though you've never heard of Stevie Ray Vaughn before, it's possible you're familiar some songs he played the lead guitar on. SRV was discovered by David Bowie. Stevie Ray played the lead guitar on David Bowie's "Let's Dance" album. If you are familiar with the songs David Bowie songs "Modern Love", "Let's Dance", or "China Girl", then who have heard SRV before.
Rip stevie ray Vaughan. ❤
❤🎸SRV🎸❤
Can’t answer that question for you because he is THE GOAT!
I was at Stevie Ray Vaughn's last concert the night his helicopter crashed after the show at Alpine Valley, Wisconsin August 26th 1990. The next morning when I heard the news was one of the saddest days of my life. The lineup was SRV, Eric Clapton, Robert Cray and Buddy Guy. RIP SRV!
GLAD you now KNOW!! STEVIE BEING STEVIE!! 🐐😍🎸🔥😁🤯😢🐐😍🎸🔥😁🤯😢
Had the pleasure to see this national treasure a few months before his tragic accident. He was as fine a human being as he was a picker. Taken when he had barely begun. His playing kept getting better, it'd be amazing to hear what he had in store for the world. Eric Clapton on Stevie's death, “The worst thing for me was that Stevie Ray had been sober for three years and was at his peak. When he played that night, he had all of us standing mere with our jaws dropped. I mean, Robert Cray and Jimmie Vaughan and Buddy Guy were just watching in awe. There was no one better than him on this planet."
One of the greatest ever!!!
I was a 17 year old kid from Buffalo NY who was fortunate to be at that show thanks to good friend.
Stevie described his guitar playing style, like he’s trying to put out a fire!
Recommendations: Lenny, Voodoo Child, Mary Had a Little Lamb, Look At Little Sister, Crossfire, Tightrope, Little Wing, Riviera Paradise...or anything else you can find. Live performances are preferred but studio recordings are also great. Also don't forget Rude Mood or Scuttlebuttin'.
Why does everyone, including you, leave out LEAVE MY LITTLE GIRL ALONE 89 Austin city limits performance??? I don't understand it, definitely one of his very best!
Thank you!
Definitely don’t forget rude mood usually with hideaway or scuttlebuttin’ which Stevie wrote.
@@fishouttawtr there are entire concerts i would recommend.
@@subversivelysurreal3645 👍
Thank you, sir!
My FAVORITE song by SRV...and this one is incredible, written for his friend and guitar builder who passed:
"Life Without You", live at Capitol theater.
SRV is always mind-blowing live.
His cover of Superstition features a cameo by Stevie Wonder.
I can't say enough about his greatness. He inspires me EVERY time I pick up a guitar in some way.
Thank you so much for reacting to this one!
Stevie Ray Vaughan was the most underrated Blues guitarist of all time, Stevie Ray started playing guitar at the age of 7 when his older brother Jimmy Vaughan who is a great guitarist In his own right that had a band called The Fabulous Thunderbirds started playing guitar and Stevie Ray loved it, his parents bought him a little guitar with cowboy's on it for his 7th birthday but would play Jimmy's guitar. Stevie Ray said he heard a Muddy Watters record and was hooked on the Blues, he had a hard time finding anyone to give him a record deal because people said that the Blues didn't sell records. In 1977 he put together a band called Triple Threat Reuve and the singer Lou Ann Barton left in 1979 for a solo career and the band ended. Stevie Ray wanted to put another band together and the basses Tommy Shannon heard Stevie Ray was looking for band members so in 1980 Tommy Shannon who played in a band called The Chantones with Stevie Ray when they were in school joined Stevie Ray's band and drummer Chris Layton joined a couple of months later and Stevie Ray changed the name to Double Trouble. They were going nowhere so decided to record an album called Texas Flood which they recorded in 2 days, Texas Flood was released in 1983 and Stevie Ray was finally noticed, he played with some big names like Buddy Guy, B.B King, Johnny Copeland and Albert King who love and respected Stevie Ray he also was Stevie Ray's godfather. Stevie Ray could play guitar behind his head, backwards, one hand, broken string, switch guitar in the middle of a solo and never missed a beat, tune his guitar while playing, adjust his AMP'S while playing one handed, with his teeth and played guitar behind his back longer than anyone ever has passed or present. Stevie Ray's career only span 7 years but in that 7 yrs starting with Texas Flood in 1983 he is in The Austin Music Hall Of Fame, The Blues Hall Of Fame, he won 6 Grammys, 10 Austin Music Awards, 5 W.C.Handy, Entertainer Of The Year, Instermental Of The Year and was inducted into The Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame in 2015. On August 27, 1990 Stevie Ray Vaughan played a show at the Alpine Valley Music Theater along with Eric Clapton, Robert Clay, Buddy Guy and his brother Jimmy Vaughan after the show Stevie Ray Vaughan was killed in a helicopter crash and sadly passed away at the age of only 35. I tried to make it short but get in as much as I could sorry it went a bit long. Stevie Ray Vaughan was and always will be THE GOAT
Any music by this man will not disappoint. He was the 🐐 in my opinion. Check out Pride and Joy and Mary Had a Little Lanb live from Austin TX. And for deep down blues SRV with Johnnie Copeland or any of his sets with his Godfather and idol Albert King. 🔥
Thank you Vicki!
The two greatest blues guitarists are gone, Stevie Ray and Jimi Hendrix....... just my humble opinion, no disrespect to the many ,many other great guitarist such as Albert King for example. So sad they left us far too early. Jimi was 27 and Stevie was 35 when they passed. I am 4ever grateful for they treasures they left us. Great reaction, SRV has a lot of great music that u should explore.
Had the pleasure of seeing him live in a bar called cardies 1981 will never forget
The best EVER
SRV- the GOAT!
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You did well not to pause. I can’t make it all the way though most of his performances because I have to stop to breathe! LAWD!
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SRV = THE G.O.A.T.
You have started down the rabbit hole of the GOAT!!! Other SRV recommendations: Life Without You live at the Capital Theater, Tin Pan Alley Live with Johnny Copeland, Sessions with Albert King - Dont Lie To Me, Born Under A Bad Sign, and Blues At Sunrise. Thanks for the great reaction! ❤
Thank you!! I'm excited!
RIP SRV. This man changed the world for a lot of people the thing was, he stayed so humble, so simple. He just felt that stuff on every level and I like his singing voice an awful lot as well. Sometime, maybe go to his album double trouble and just either listen to or react to either one, every song on it. Everything on there is just mind blowing. There's one that's probably too short to react to but it really is a whole lot of fun. And he literally does the children's nursery rhyme, Mary had a little lamb. And it's off that album. He just has so much fun with it and he does the really amazing lick with it and his voice is just so smooth and tongue and cheek and you can tell he's just kind of grinning in his head the whole time to sing this children's nursery rhyme, laugh. But it's so addictive it's so addictive. And you don't want to be over. It's overweight too fast. I'd be surprised if it was even 3 minutes long. It's so good it's so so good.
RIP❤
Stevie started playin' when he was 4 got good at the age of 10 then started to practice 6 hour's a day. He would just practice 6 hour's a day playin' behind his back. People that play today ain't that dedicated to there music like Stevie was. He had his fault's but he was a hell of a nice guy. He was 1 inna 186 million like Secretariat and the White Buffalo. I will never see anything like him again.
SRV had been playing close to 20 years when i 1st heard of him, same time i moved to Austin - his town
Try ain't gonna give up on love by him, all his performances are amazing also...life without you is great and he stops and gives an awesome message
If you haven't seen Jeff Healey - I see the Light- (Live) check it out. Jeff had also played with Stevie so you know the caliber of his talent.
Thank you!
Rip. The goat
Srv is the goat for sure! ALL his songs are fire, please watch "life without you "at the capital theater, " superstition ""couldn't stand the weather " just to name a few. Great reaction, keep up the great work 🙏 r.i.p. srv
Loved watching you enjoy this great performance !! SRV, sorely missed...
Wait for it wait for it
He's the goat
Top level musician stuff here
Thanks, guy! SRV is indeed legend... I hope you listen & react to some more...
I suggest that you find a live version of "tin pan alley" and "Lenny" you will see just how great he truly was. R.IP. SRV. 🎸
That was the Texas Blues. It's a part of the rabbit hole that was the music of the 1980's
Bless you for not interupting the video till he was done. Thanks for the reaction.
The fact that you may never have heard of him is that sadly he's been gone for about 30 years.
And I'm 29 so I just missed him!
I got to see him play live about 3 months before he died. The best guitarist I ever saw on stage.
The cat in the hat with the Strat SRVGOAT. I will try to answer your question the best I know ha his music was played on a lot of radio stations back in the day but nowadays, even the classic rock stations don’t really play his music too much but if you dig you’ll find it and you will see that he played with all the greats, but he was truly one of a kind.
Because you have been living under a rock I like all kinds of music as long as it good
There is no true Greatest guitar player ever, but if Stevie is not in your top 5, your doing it wrong. I envy you, you have some great Stevie Ray music to experience.
Ahah! Loved watching your reaction😁follow this song up with “Tin Pan Alley”-Stevie Ray Vaughan Live with Johnny Copeland… absolute filth the whole way through
Thank you!!!!!!
Thank you!!
the Live at El Mocambo is a LEGENDARY show. I dare you to get hold of it and watch the entire thing. Then do a little research on each song. Many are covers. Listen to the original then dig on Stevie's take. Stevie never played the same song once. There's an insane version of Texas Flood with Stevie and the legendary Albert King (cousin of BB King) that will sit you down and put your through the roof at the same time.
When where you born? What kinda music did you like back when? It's amazing to see him on film but it was another thing to see him play. He was UNREAL THAT'S A UNDERSTATEMENT. He will alway's be the best guitar player on the face of the planet.
Appreciate your honest and heartfelt reaction. Check out Stevie Ray Vaughn "Soundcheck" (the one where he's wearing a leopard coat). His soundcheck is better than most concerts. Also, Elvis "If I can Dream" (in the white suit). Also, see Elvis and Celine Dion sing a duet on this song.
G.O.A.T.
Great reaction! Gotta go now, but I’ll be back to comment more!
One day in Dallas in 82 these two cute sisters at work asked me if I wanted to go see Stevie with them? I said, who? I saw him 3 times live in bars in Dallas that year. The last time Robert Plant and Jimmy Paige were sitting at the table next to us just having a beer. They were there to check out SRV. Good times
Try his studio cuts of "Tin Pan Alley" and "Little Wing". They are the BEST at showing his range and abilities.
He is the GOAT!! Saw him live in 1989 with Jeff Beck, my mouth was on the floor the whole show. It was mind blowing.
I can only imagine 🔥🔥🔥
Nope, his idol Jimi Hendrix is the Best.
WELCOME TO THE PARTY,PAL!!!!! lol
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That is my boy right here ain't no better ain't no better I work two shows with this man can't remember what the one was but the other one was at the Capitol Theater in Passaic New Jersey you need to check out some of those live videos bro we'll see enjoy my man I know you already know what happened but you'll see peace
🐐 !!! Try ,( life without you) capital theater NJ 1985
( Tin pan alley) with Johnny Copland . I highly recommend those next .
Enjoying watching you getting introduced to my favorite guitarist of all time, so welcome to the world of SRV, better late than never. You should always react to his work LIVE as there are NO bad performances. My suggestions for starters would be "Life Without You" from Capitol theater, "Mary Had A Little Lamb", the nursery rhyme, live from Austin 1987 and "Voodoo Child", a Jimi Hendrix cover, from his Tokyo show.
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B.B.KING once said about SRV "son you must have some black in you cause you have to much soul "!!!!
Please react to Stevie Ray Vaughan Live Without You Live at the capital theatre
Welcome to SRV. Tighten your seatbelt, my friend.
Because he died in the 80s ? Never saw him play live and I saw most of the greats of the late 60s ,through the 70s and most of the 80s, but I definitely knew who he was,and that's a guitar giant.
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Another you've never heard of, Jeff Healey check him out, SRV loved the dude. You might like Marc Brussard for some Louisiana Swamp blues, then a little of Morgan James singing, Aretha's Oh Me Oh My. After listening you will know "sanging" without autotune just talent!
I saw him play live twice, he is the Texas blues master - RIP SRV. You havent heard of him because rap and hip hop overshadowed all the great music that came before - youve only seen a small part of SRV, keep going - try his cover of Jimi Hendrix song "Voodoo Chile" next, its killer
Check out "Couldn't Stand The Weather" from Capitol Theater..Amazing!
You obviously don't know who Jimi Hendrix is. He was doing that stuff back in 1967. Jimi is the greatest of all time.
Had he not died, there would be real debate about Eddie Van Halens place in guitar history.
Sorry friend, Just a bit confused on your commit.. What does S.R.V. have anything to do with V.H.. S.R.V. is in the top 5 of his genre. (blues) V.H. is in top 5 of rock..
@@rogerkeiter4948 stevie cud play ANYTHING!
Simply speaking as a music laymen. I've heard several debates about their playing ability. Just the talent alone is what I was talking about. Nothing from VH, saw him a few times live, listened to him since their first album, amazing gift. But SRV played like it was spiritual for him. Even his sound checks were on another level it seemed. Wasn't thinking about the genre's.
For me: SRV is the goat. I do love EVH but the styles of music is what separates them to me. With EVH I “hear” the music and it’s great but with SRV I “feel” the music and there’s nothing better than feeling the music in your soul
@@nodope4me well said👋💙
Vaughan is pronounced G.O.A.T.