I saw him in concert when I was 22 yrs old... a few years before he was killed. I can TELL you what the audience was doing... we were just standing there slack-jawed in amazement.... completely mesmerized by what we were seeing. Kinda like a stunned silence or a trance. It was unbelievable.
Got to see him live as well. It was like being plugged in to a 50,000 kilowatt circuit for 2 hours. You couldn't move and felt the electricity flowing through your body for hours afterwards. So greatly missed. RIP to the GOAT...SRV!
Truth. First SRV song I heard, I didn't move and just stared at the screen trying to process what I was witnessing. The moment the song was over my first thought was, "Welp, guess I'm learning to play the guitar now, where's the nearest music shop!"
Also remember that this was recorded for television. The audience is warned before hand that if they leave their seats while the performer is playing/singing for any reason, they'll be escorted out of the venue and not allowed back in. There wasn't anybody willing to be booted out of an SRV gig.
Absolutely. When Clapton was in his real prime,noone would say a word. Saw eric many times. Sadly I didn't get to see srv That makes me so sad. Gone so young.
John English yep. Hopefully a concert where SRV and Hendrix play together, and we are all there to witness it. Maybe playing voodo child or little wing together.
@@ryanelison4539 🤠Abso-freakin'-lutley!!! Wouldn't that be grand!!! 🎸🎸🎸 (Let's throw Howlin' Wolf, John Lee Hooker, Muddy Waters, etc...in there as well for good measure!!!) 🎙🎤🎼🎵🎶
The crowd was awe struck. Like Deer in the headlights. What am I seeing and listening to. Amazing. They will never witness any thing like this ever again. SRV.
NO Tatts. I know a guy who whos was at the El Mocambo concert. He said the audience was in a trance - they had no idea what they were in for - only that he was a guitar slinger for Bowie. He said he could not sleep fo 2 days
This is my fave SRV Voodoo Chile performance and I'm mesmerized every time I see it. Not all concerts are for dancing, especially when you are fortunate enough to see someone this great perform live and in person. He's amazing to watch.
Hey dude, i loved seeing how FLABERGASTED you got when you realized you were witnessing a virtuoso, and you been missin it all these years! . RIP SRV.. Takin his place in God's House band, he is. . Peace!
I'm from Austin, Texas 🇨🇱 and started going to clubs to see Stevie in 1975.Last time I saw him was 1985 on the Texas 🇨🇱 Flood tour. He hypnotizes you when you see him live!😲 You just stand there watching his fingers in total amazement!😲🤯 RIP Stevie and thank you for the music you left us.😢💔🇨🇱✌️❤️
The audience is not up dancing because they are respectful. They're giving these artists (remember, besides Stevie are Tommy and Chris - Double Trouble) the attention they deserve. Would you want to miss any of those AMAZING guitar licks?!!!!
That was austin city limits show back in the day. I'm 56 got to see Stevie quite a few times...kicked ass EVERYTIME!!! JIMI HENDRIX was his idol that's why he did this song. Glad to have you aboard brother!!!!
I saw Stevie play twice back in the day, and it was awesome and the audience was the same - the audience is not being disrespectful they are simply not wanting to miss a bit of his guitar work, everyone including other guitar players are watching and studying his amazing work. They come to hear his playing, in fact its the opposite they are paying him respect and homage, thats how I felt as well didnt want to miss a note-!!
SRV did not "play" the guitar. He owned it, tortured it, whispered to it, commanded the guitar. Watching him play was so hypnotic! RIP brother, you were the GOAT!
I seen him 3 times and had tickets for the tour he was on when he was killed and no o e danced he would just blow you back in your seat and you were just in awe of the talent in front of you you didn't want to disrespect him by interrupting his show for anyone else but when you left you were simply emotionally spent besides that this is taken from a TV program call Austin City Limits but still even on his life concerts is just the music was just too much it just blow you back in your seat cuz he didn't play one song like this he go out and play for a solid hour and a half like that every single song
Stevie’s brother, Jimmie Vaughan, wrote the song “Six Strings Down” about his brother’s death in Alpine Valley on his album, “Strange Pleasure.” The line goes, “Heaven done called another blues-stringer back home.”
Check out life without you or Ain’t gonna give up on love both live at the Capital Theater or Tin Pan Alley with Johnny Copeland either one you will enjoy either one you choice there is no bad Stevie video.
Not every concert was chill like that but when you had a musician performing solos at that level you gave them that same level of respect that you would at a classical pianist concert. It's pretty amazing considering most folks there are high as a kite. Many concerts back when were more about having an experience than crowd participation and being active.... Pink Floyd and others come to mind. Great reaction!
He was giving love to Jimi, and SRV can play a guitar. He has a statue in Austin, his hometown. (I lived there, he is a Legend, and I was born in Denver so nice colors! We need to revive Stevie to play D for us, use that guitar to put ppl in a trance like that crowd...)
He was so good he won the respect of the blues artist that come before him I remember a story I read where he was a lot younger and just starting he would go to Antone’s and Albert King was playing and he drive Antone crazy until he finally got him to ask Albert if little Stevie could sit in and play which one has ever done before first Albert said no but the next night he got tired of being asked so he thought he would teach Stevie a listen and let him come up on stage and boy was he surprised Al wet made up some notes thinking Stevie could not copy and he not only did it he played better and they become friends that night .
Erica Veillette yes and you could tell they had so much respect for each other but Stevie was honored to be playing with him again you could tell by the look in his face.
Mosaic Rose yes because Stevie could hold his own against Albert King and he hadn’t meet anyone that could until he met Stevie . I also loved it when they said Stevie had to be crazy nobody has ever asked to sit in with Albert but he had the guts and would not shut up until he got his chance.
The audience often reacts this way because theyre transfixed on his guitar work, watching SRV is all about his amazing guitar work and ya dont want to miss a lick, I saw him twice and it was the same both times but the applause at the end was huge
Hendrix started a movement but SRV brought it to church. One of the few covers that far exceeds the original. I am always in awe with how relaxed SRV is while playing. His sense of rhythm gives his Blues sound some Soul IMO.
You hit the nail on the head. Blues especially. It's something you feel. Even as a white kid from the suburbs growing up in the 80's, we were in to the blues. And SRV was really the only big artist doing that.
They're "drugged" into a trance by Stevies amazing sound blowing out at them!! Head nodding is all anyone can do as SRV hypnotises them... Ur EXACTLY right about getting back to the reality of creating using real instruments!! There's SO MUCH that can be done creatively....but its gotta be on point an alot would b scared out of their wits to do this...gotta get it right every time...no back up or faking it lol 🤘🏼Nice reaction....try Life Without You...he wrote about a friend who died...live at capitol theatre....
Stevie and Jimi were Great Friends! Stevie is actually using Jimi Hendrix's custom made wha wha pedal! His family gave it to Stevie because he was the O ly one who could do justice to Jimis music! Aside from being such good friends! Another tid bit... Stevie had his whammy bar put on top like Jimi had his... even though Jimi actually played a right handed guitar left handed! RIP to those 2 Greatest guitarist ever! Randy Rhoads included! The Best died young!
When I saw SRV in concert in the mid 80s, it was an outdoor concert (he was OPENING for Huey Lewis and the News 🤣)... we were all laying back on our blankets, drinking beer, and tapping our feet... we were just letting the music take us away... major chill vibe. That was HIS vibe.
The reason nobody is dancing is because they are watching him with the same kind of amazement that's on your face right now. I was lucky enough to see this man play twice in my lifetime and feel blessed. I was at his last concert in Alpine Valley where his helicopter crashed..watching that man play was an experience.
they couldn't believe all of that sound and passion was coming from SRV's fingers and soul and were mesmerized and in awe of what they were seeing and hearing
who dislikes this goat of a guitar player? die-hard Hendrix fans who thinks she is not better than Hendrix come on really , open your eyes & ears people!!!
You're so right about music that touches your SOUL! The audience isn't diss'n, you'd see this with Hendrix too, the crowd is in absolute awe, but I'd be moving too ;-)
when eddie van halen played it was like the throttle was stuck and you were running out of pavement, but when SRV played it was like the throttle was stuck, the breaks and headlights don't work, you're drunk, and you're approaching dead mans curve
So many, but “Lenny” from the El Macombo is, I believe, one of the most beautiful songs ever written and performed - and it has no words. “Life Without You” from the Capital Theater. I think you already did “Texas Flood” from the El Macombo.Little Wong” from there, too. ❤️Donna G
You've got to look at the popular music of '83 and '84. In the midst of sparkling, producer-driven, studio-inspired boredom on the Billboard charts, drops Stevie Ray and Double Trouble. I heard a snippet of an interview on NPR driving to work after high-school and pulled over to listen. I knew I'd been saved from the 80s.
Ya NEED the check out another KILLER version ofTexas Flood > ("Texas Flood, live at ElMocambo"), one of THE best blues/soul guitar performances youll EVER see. Make sure its the ElMocambo version, amazing blues guitar with no equal.
4:26 . . See that string bend he's doing there? For the non-guitar players out there, , Stevie used 13-gauge strings. HEAVY DUTY thick strings. . Most players use 9 or 10-gauge strings, thinner and lighter in size and thickness. . In order to bend those strings THAT much you would need to have hands as strong as the HULK! That's like bending steel rebar with your fingertips!!
So I'mma like and comment on this video, before you even get started, because Stevie Ray Vaughan was my high school years and I know I love this! But mostly because you're rocking that Broncos hat! We lost Vaughn for the season! 😢😢😢
NoTatts I'm new here and I subscribed because you seem to be into real music regardless of style aka all about the art. Check out the guitarist for Rage Against the Machine (also Audio Slave and the Night Watchmen) Tom Morello play "Ghost of Old Tom Joad" with Bruce Springsteen, live at the Rock'n Roll Hall of Fame. You can't deny the pure, raw talent! Enjoy!
The sad thing is people still do make good music like this, it just doesn't hit the radar usually. There's a lot of god-tier songs like this that have less than 2k views, it doesn't make sense
You need to see some of the later stuff he did he does this one thing where he'll spend to the right and when he comes out the other end of the spin he's got the guitar behind his back and he just keeps on jamming gun Miss A Beat the awesome
If you enjoy the blues, please react to my favorite blues song of all time(it ROCKS!!) Muddy Waters-Mannish Boy off his Hard Again album. It's so good, it's been in multiple movies(I think Martin Scorcese has used it in at least two, if not three different movies himself) and just injects adrenaline and testosterone directly into the bloodstream! Thanks for the review of SRV, my all-time favorite guitarist! Btw, many people fail to mention just how good of a blues singer he is! Amazing talent, so sadly missed. I saw him in fall 1989 on a tour with Jeff Beck in Cleveland OH!
One recommendation NT if you haven't discovered it already (12/26/21): SRV playing live at El Mocambo, performing "Texas Flood." If you don't tie yourself to your chair, you're gonna fall off it. Such a tite combo; sound is so thick, heavy. You say this song sounds familiar? Think Jimi Hendrix's version; look for it!
I saw him play twice and people dont want to do anything but watch his playing skill, no disprespect intended - just the opposite in fact they hang on every note-!!
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I saw him in concert when I was 22 yrs old... a few years before he was killed. I can TELL you what the audience was doing... we were just standing there slack-jawed in amazement.... completely mesmerized by what we were seeing. Kinda like a stunned silence or a trance. It was unbelievable.
Only got to see him twice - felt like he was just an open channel to the universe as we stood there - the music just flowed out of him, didn't it?
Got to see him live as well. It was like being plugged in to a 50,000 kilowatt circuit for 2 hours. You couldn't move and felt the electricity flowing through your body for hours afterwards. So greatly missed. RIP to the GOAT...SRV!
Yes! Saw him in '89 - a Stevie show changes your brain, in the best possible way!
We were all Dropped by Jimmy and Stevie. It was all new and unknown.
Its impossible for the crowd to dance when you are witnessing perfection it's a trance SRV would put the crowd in
Truth. First SRV song I heard, I didn't move and just stared at the screen trying to process what I was witnessing. The moment the song was over my first thought was, "Welp, guess I'm learning to play the guitar now, where's the nearest music shop!"
Also remember that this was recorded for television. The audience is warned before hand that if they leave their seats while the performer is playing/singing for any reason, they'll be escorted out of the venue and not allowed back in. There wasn't anybody willing to be booted out of an SRV gig.
Absolutely. When Clapton was in his real prime,noone would say a word. Saw eric many times. Sadly I didn't get to see srv
That makes me so sad. Gone so young.
This isn't exactly dance music. I mean, dance if you like, but to NOT dance isn't any sign of disrespect. It's perfectly fine to simply stare in awe.
And weed was cheap BITD.
🤠When Stevie got to heaven God said, "Forget the angel 😇 harps son, you're playing that Fender Strat 🎸 up in here!" 😎🙏💖🎼🎶🎵
Leo Fender probably made him a custom guitar, and also built one for Hendrix.
@@ryanelison4539 🤠Let's hope so! That should give everyone something to look forward to! 👍🎸
John English yep. Hopefully a concert where SRV and Hendrix play together, and we are all there to witness it. Maybe playing voodo child or little wing together.
@@ryanelison4539 🤠Abso-freakin'-lutley!!! Wouldn't that be grand!!! 🎸🎸🎸 (Let's throw Howlin' Wolf, John Lee Hooker, Muddy Waters, etc...in there as well for good measure!!!) 🎙🎤🎼🎵🎶
John English btw, the Jimi Hendrix TH-cam channel release a video of Hendrix playing Voodo Child in Maui. Clean footage, you may want to check it out.
The crowd was awe struck. Like Deer in the headlights. What am I seeing and listening to. Amazing. They will never witness any thing like this ever again. SRV.
This man can make his guitar whisper, scream and everything in-between. Just a master at translating human emotion to sound through his instrument.
As I've said before...yeah he was that good! God made him to play the guitar and we got to witness his genius! RIP Stevie!
The crowd is not being disrespectful, they're just in "Shock".
NO Tatts. I know a guy who whos was at the El Mocambo concert. He said the audience was in a trance - they had no idea what they were in for - only that he was a guitar slinger for Bowie. He said he could not sleep fo 2 days
This is my fave SRV Voodoo Chile performance and I'm mesmerized every time I see it. Not all concerts are for dancing, especially when you are fortunate enough to see someone this great perform live and in person. He's amazing to watch.
They're hypnotized by SRV, the GOAT!!
Hey dude, i loved seeing how FLABERGASTED you got when you realized you were witnessing a virtuoso, and you been missin it all these years! . RIP SRV.. Takin his place in God's House band, he is. . Peace!
Was privilege to see his last concert before he died. SRV is a legend
Same here plus 3 other times before that
💗 💖 💘 💝 💟... Great reaction, I love the way you smiled while watching SRV!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm from Austin, Texas 🇨🇱 and started going to clubs to see Stevie in 1975.Last time I saw him was 1985 on the Texas 🇨🇱 Flood tour. He hypnotizes you when you see him live!😲 You just stand there watching his fingers in total amazement!😲🤯 RIP Stevie and thank you for the music you left us.😢💔🇨🇱✌️❤️
The crowd was stunned! Had no way to catch up with the the guitar. They were basically knocked on their asses.
You know you're a bad ass when you can make something cry like that then just set it down and walk away. SRV is the Goat.
The reason why you don't see a lot of people moving in the crowd is because they're in a trance at that point.
I'm a guitar player you just watched, quite possibly, the best blues player that has ever done it. Thanks for sharing your reaction.
This was before auto tune was even thought of so what you here is his real voice.
One of the greatest. And one of a kind. STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN.
Hard not to smile, isn't it? The man was magic! The crowd was just in awe, that's all...
The audience is not up dancing because they are respectful. They're giving these artists (remember, besides Stevie are Tommy and Chris - Double Trouble) the attention they deserve. Would you want to miss any of those AMAZING guitar licks?!!!!
That was austin city limits show back in the day. I'm 56 got to see Stevie quite a few times...kicked ass EVERYTIME!!! JIMI HENDRIX was his idol that's why he did this song. Glad to have you aboard brother!!!!
You are so correct today's music can't compare to the music back in the day
Texas flood by SRV is fire.
Yes - especially the Live at Mocambo!
I saw Stevie play twice back in the day, and it was awesome and the audience was the same - the audience is not being disrespectful they are simply not wanting to miss a bit of his guitar work, everyone including other guitar players are watching and studying his amazing work. They come to hear his playing, in fact its the opposite they are paying him respect and homage, thats how I felt as well didnt want to miss a note-!!
SRV did not "play" the guitar. He owned it, tortured it, whispered to it, commanded the guitar. Watching him play was so hypnotic! RIP brother, you were the GOAT!
I seen him 3 times and had tickets for the tour he was on when he was killed and no o e danced he would just blow you back in your seat and you were just in awe of the talent in front of you you didn't want to disrespect him by interrupting his show for anyone else but when you left you were simply emotionally spent besides that this is taken from a TV program call Austin City Limits but still even on his life concerts is just the music was just too much it just blow you back in your seat cuz he didn't play one song like this he go out and play for a solid hour and a half like that every single song
The Lord called another Blues singer back home.
Stevie’s brother, Jimmie Vaughan, wrote the song “Six Strings Down” about his brother’s death in Alpine Valley on his album, “Strange Pleasure.” The line goes, “Heaven done called another blues-stringer back home.”
@@hudsongrrl I know it very well. All stars performing at Austin city limits in memory of Stevie.
@@hudsongrrl th-cam.com/video/tUTxJDlJrzg/w-d-xo.html
They are just awestruck with his playing
Check out life without you or Ain’t gonna give up on love both live at the Capital Theater or Tin Pan Alley with Johnny Copeland either one you will enjoy either one you choice there is no bad Stevie video.
Not every concert was chill like that but when you had a musician performing solos at that level you gave them that same level of respect that you would at a classical pianist concert. It's pretty amazing considering most folks there are high as a kite. Many concerts back when were more about having an experience than crowd participation and being active.... Pink Floyd and others come to mind. Great reaction!
You're so right about today's music...you can't just sample your way into someone's soul..be friggin original...
He was giving love to Jimi, and SRV can play a guitar. He has a statue in Austin, his hometown. (I lived there, he is a Legend, and I was born in Denver so nice colors! We need to revive Stevie to play D for us, use that guitar to put ppl in a trance like that crowd...)
That's everyday SRV. Now, watch the videos where he decides to show off. "Texas Flood at the El Mocambo" is one.
I agree with you whole heartedly. Thank you for doing more SRV.
He was so good he won the respect of the blues artist that come before him I remember a story I read where he was a lot younger and just starting he would go to Antone’s and Albert King was playing and he drive Antone crazy until he finally got him to ask Albert if little Stevie could sit in and play which one has ever done before first Albert said no but the next night he got tired of being asked so he thought he would teach Stevie a listen and let him come up on stage and boy was he surprised Al wet made up some notes thinking Stevie could not copy and he not only did it he played better and they become friends that night .
Didn't you love it when Stevie's brother Jimmie said, "Albert King didn't like anyone....but he liked Stevie"....
Great story. Then fast forward to 1983 and they would meet again for the "In Session" broadcast on Canadian TV. Blues gold.
Erica Veillette yes and you could tell they had so much respect for each other but Stevie was honored to be playing with him again you could tell by the look in his face.
Mosaic Rose yes because Stevie could hold his own against Albert King and he hadn’t meet anyone that could until he met Stevie . I also loved it when they said Stevie had to be crazy nobody has ever asked to sit in with Albert but he had the guts and would not shut up until he got his chance.
I caught the Buddy Guy show in Tulsa in Sep 2019.
The man is flat out awesome.
The audience often reacts this way because theyre transfixed on his guitar work, watching SRV is all about his amazing guitar work and ya dont want to miss a lick, I saw him twice and it was the same both times but the applause at the end was huge
Welcome to SRV. Been a fan for 30 years... be good my friend.. thanks for the vid!
the crowd isn't being disrespectful - they're stunned and staring at him in wide-eyed awe.
Hendrix started a movement but SRV brought it to church. One of the few covers that far exceeds the original. I am always in awe with how relaxed SRV is while playing. His sense of rhythm gives his Blues sound some Soul IMO.
You hit the nail on the head. Blues especially. It's something you feel. Even as a white kid from the suburbs growing up in the 80's, we were in to the blues. And SRV was really the only big artist doing that.
Woot buddy guy!! We getting on the blues train?
Great comments.
SRV plugs in direct to the soul.
RIP~SRV
I think the crowd were in theatre seats.. that's why..plus they were witnessing perfection on Earth.
Jimi!! is the man. It is very emotional to me ! You know we fill the same.
That is the fire strat Hendrix burned on stage, SRV brought it back to life
No it was white. That he burned and wrote goodbye love letter on it before hand.
I had a great friend back in the day, who I turned on to SRV. He looked just like you! All smiles.
They're "drugged" into a trance by Stevies amazing sound blowing out at them!! Head nodding is all anyone can do as SRV hypnotises them...
Ur EXACTLY right about getting back to the reality of creating using real instruments!! There's SO MUCH that can be done creatively....but its gotta be on point an alot would b scared out of their wits to do this...gotta get it right every time...no back up or faking it lol 🤘🏼Nice reaction....try Life Without You...he wrote about a friend who died...live at capitol theatre....
Stevie and Jimi were Great Friends! Stevie is actually using Jimi Hendrix's custom made wha wha pedal! His family gave it to Stevie because he was the O ly one who could do justice to Jimis music! Aside from being such good friends!
Another tid bit... Stevie had his whammy bar put on top like Jimi had his... even though Jimi actually played a right handed guitar left handed!
RIP to those 2 Greatest guitarist ever! Randy Rhoads included! The Best died young!
When I saw SRV in concert in the mid 80s, it was an outdoor concert (he was OPENING for Huey Lewis and the News 🤣)... we were all laying back on our blankets, drinking beer, and tapping our feet... we were just letting the music take us away... major chill vibe. That was HIS vibe.
The reason nobody is dancing is because they are watching him with the same kind of amazement that's on your face right now. I was lucky enough to see this man play twice in my lifetime and feel blessed. I was at his last concert in Alpine Valley where his helicopter crashed..watching that man play was an experience.
they couldn't believe all of that sound and passion was coming from SRV's fingers and soul and were mesmerized and in awe of what they were seeing and hearing
It's hard to pick my favorite but I love couldnt stand the weather or dirty pool. I also love riviera paradise
All three songs are bangers
This music like alleles music resonates with us in our hearts. The energy is transferred to us directly and it can heal.
The crowd is in amazement
11:05 Good sir, I COULDN'T AGREE WITH YOU MORE!
who dislikes this goat of a guitar player? die-hard Hendrix fans who thinks she is not better than Hendrix come on really , open your eyes & ears people!!!
U gotta cover some Hendrix and albert king. Stevies mayne influences
That was on a show PBS has called Austin City Limits where they would spotlight an artist it's a smaller venue ,this whole show is awesome .
You're so right about music that touches your SOUL! The audience isn't diss'n, you'd see this with Hendrix too, the crowd is in absolute awe, but I'd be moving too ;-)
when eddie van halen played it was like the throttle was stuck and you were running out of pavement, but when SRV played it was like the throttle was stuck, the breaks and headlights don't work, you're drunk, and you're approaching dead mans curve
#NTKrew Which Is Your Favorite Stevie Ray Vaughn Song?
Mary had a little lamb, at the same concert.
Lenny live at the el Macambo
So many, but “Lenny” from the El Macombo is, I believe, one of the most beautiful songs ever written and performed - and it has no words. “Life Without You” from the Capital Theater. I think you already did “Texas Flood” from the El Macombo.Little Wong” from there, too. ❤️Donna G
Mary Had A Little Lamb same concert and Lenny, Live at El Macombo!
Riviera Paradise
Stevie is the greatest electric guitarist to ever live!!!!!
SRV..⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
the cat in the hat with the strat..
🎸🎼🎧❤
"No" has made some obvious comments... he knows that this music is TIMELESS...
You've got to look at the popular music of '83 and '84. In the midst of sparkling, producer-driven, studio-inspired boredom on the Billboard charts, drops Stevie Ray and Double Trouble. I heard a snippet of an interview on NPR driving to work after high-school and pulled over to listen. I knew I'd been saved from the 80s.
SRV~🎸🐐
That wasn't disrespect from the crowd, that was being in awe honey!
Ya NEED the check out another KILLER version ofTexas Flood > ("Texas Flood, live at ElMocambo"), one of THE best blues/soul guitar performances youll EVER see. Make sure its the ElMocambo version, amazing blues guitar with no equal.
The setting was a television studio, where the crowd was expected to be reserved.
You got SRVd. Welcome brother.
Every one of his songs is good for me
I saw Buddy Guy live in 1993. He came into the audience and walked right by me and i patted him on the back. Awesome guy and awesome show.
I appreciate your insight. You get it. 👍🏼💯❤️
The crowd's in church listening to a sermon.
STEVIE IS COVERING JIMI HENDRIX "VOODOO CHILD"...AMAZING!!!!!!!
4:26 . . See that string bend he's doing there?
For the non-guitar players out there, , Stevie used 13-gauge strings. HEAVY DUTY thick strings. .
Most players use 9 or 10-gauge strings, thinner and lighter in size and thickness. .
In order to bend those strings THAT much you would need to have hands as strong as the HULK!
That's like bending steel rebar with your fingertips!!
Everyone always gets the stank face watching this.
So I'mma like and comment on this video, before you even get started, because Stevie Ray Vaughan was my high school years and I know I love this! But mostly because you're rocking that Broncos hat! We lost Vaughn for the season! 😢😢😢
When you see him turning those knobs all the time, he's changing to different tones for the keys he's playing. Voodoo Chile is a Jimmy Hendrix cover
SRV, is THE GOAT
We lost him here on Earth. The Lord won't leave a vacuum. Others will appear and continue the beauty of his music.
The opening riff was in an early two live crew song back in the 80's.
You said it beautifully bro,the music today Is lacking the passion and intensity stevie gave us
NoTatts I'm new here and I subscribed because you seem to be into real music regardless of style aka all about the art. Check out the guitarist for Rage Against the Machine (also Audio Slave and the Night Watchmen) Tom Morello play "Ghost of Old Tom Joad" with Bruce Springsteen, live at the Rock'n Roll Hall of Fame. You can't deny the pure, raw talent! Enjoy!
This is from the TV show Austin City Limits...artists perform live in front of an audience at their studio venue.
The sad thing is people still do make good music like this, it just doesn't hit the radar usually. There's a lot of god-tier songs like this that have less than 2k views, it doesn't make sense
The crowd was in awe they couldn't dance couldn't move its like seeing Christ
You need to see some of the later stuff he did he does this one thing where he'll spend to the right and when he comes out the other end of the spin he's got the guitar behind his back and he just keeps on jamming gun Miss A Beat the awesome
This was filmed for "Austin City Limits" TV how. The audience was TOLD to sit and enjoy or they would be asked to leave.
If you enjoy the blues, please react to my favorite blues song of all time(it ROCKS!!) Muddy Waters-Mannish Boy off his Hard Again album. It's so good, it's been in multiple movies(I think Martin Scorcese has used it in at least two, if not three different movies himself) and just injects adrenaline and testosterone directly into the bloodstream! Thanks for the review of SRV, my all-time favorite guitarist! Btw, many people fail to mention just how good of a blues singer he is! Amazing talent, so sadly missed. I saw him in fall 1989 on a tour with Jeff Beck in Cleveland OH!
Kills me how they make shitloads of money today with almost no musical talent, many cant even play an instrument.
LOL dude. We couldn't stand up and Rock because we were in awe of what we were seeing.
One recommendation NT if you haven't discovered it already (12/26/21): SRV playing live at El Mocambo, performing "Texas Flood." If you don't tie yourself to your chair, you're gonna fall off it. Such a tite combo; sound is so thick, heavy. You say this song sounds familiar? Think Jimi Hendrix's version; look for it!
Buddy Guy cried openly the day Stevie died. Youll find theres a very deep rabbit hole of amazing work from stevie
It would be nice to hear some new rock> I enjoyed so many rock concerts. Everyone should have the experience.
Thanks for the good reaction
I saw him play twice and people dont want to do anything but watch his playing skill, no disprespect intended - just the opposite in fact they hang on every note-!!
SRV made a deal with the devil. We don't know what Stevie got, but the devil got guitar lessons.