BLACK AMERICAN FIRST TIME HEARING STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN - TEXAS FLOOD | (THIS CAN'T BE REAL!!!!!)
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THIS WAS MY FIRST TIME HEARING STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN & I DONT KNOW WHO'S BETTER STEVIE, BB KING, OR JIMI HENDRIX??? LET ME KNOW IN THE COMMENTS BELOW. ALSO LET ME KNOW OUT OF THIS AND SRV VOODOO CHILD WHICH ONE IS BEST?!!
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Awesome........you dudes not only like music, you feel it......that's what SRV does to you. So, as an old white dude, ya'll pour it out and I watch every thing on your Channel.
OK, How about "BLACK AMERICAN FIRST TIME HEARING TIMBA CUBANA FROM "ELITO REVE Y SU CHARANGON (song: AGUA PA'YEMAYA)" " Timba music is the sister/cousin to Salsa music.....
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would be awesome to see your reaction, you see, Cuban music has a lots lots of PERCUSSION sound, ...the TIMBA music usually each song lasts between 10 to 15 mins. is a lots of percussion beats and repetitious but very contagious.....:) .Please Please Please Please Please Please!!!! listen to them......
Hendrix god the rock, stevie ray god the blues ..a mi stevie ray vaughan es tecicamente mejor que hendrix en feelin iguales
Way to much talking. STFU
Look at those baby hair though 🧐 laid
John Lee Hooker said “ I never cried, only when SRV died i cried “ that’s respect man, RIP SRV! I mis you!
i did cry too when SRV was gone,,,,,,,but i am sure he is playing the shit outta heaven
He is forever my music idol I even named my son Stevie Ray
G Br 💔i did, too.
Love me some John Lee Hooker.
Joint and beer. Micro. Lmao
SRV opened for Ray Charles in Seattle Festival, I didn't know who Stevie was, but for $7 I got to see the greatest guitarist I've ever seen, and I've seen many talented bands and artists. We were drenched in sweat after he played. Ray Charles danced in the wings during half of Stevie's set. It was incredible! 💞✌
You should see when him and his big brother Jimmie get on stage and play together. I shot photos of them once playing the same double neck guitar. Stevie was seated on a stage monitor playing the lower neck while Jimmie wrapped his arms around his little brother and played the upper.
My brother and I used to go see Stevie play all the time. He did weekly shows at a little place called Hole In The Wall back in the day here in Austin, and regularly at other places like Antones and Liberty Lunch.
*SUPER* nice guy. He literally gave my buddy Mike the pickups off his guitar once because Mike broke his. Mike was playing Antones, Stevie was in the back with Clifford Antone watching the show. We didn't even know he was there. Mike was gonna end the show early because he didn't have another guitar to play, but his was the same model Fender Strat that Stevie plays. Stevie went out to his car and took the pickups off his, brought them to Mike and said something like, "Keep playing, brother. You're on fire!"
True story. I *TRULY* miss that man.
So jealous. 😊
That was at Bumbershoot? Which year?
I saw Stevie 3 times live in bars in Dallas in 82. Once with Ray Charles and Eric Johnson. I don't think there was even a cover charge.
@@danpals7678 Nice
This is the closest you'll ever come to seeing someone actually throwing lightning off his fingers.
Magic Hands.
Holy heck, what an amazing comment!
Stevie didn't plug the guitar into an amp he plugged it into his soul! He IS the GOAT for real! Lucky for me I grew up with his music and saw him in concert when I was 12. RIP. Love the reaction vids!
He was a whole herd of electric 🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐goats
I envy anyone that gets to discover SRV for the first time.
The best guitar player.. from Texas!!!!
Shhh-yeett the best anywhere period!! At least to me, but that's just my opinion though. So many good songs that man's a killer on that ax!! I'm glad you enjoy as much as I do!! 💯🤜🤛👊✌️🤟
oh yes, i love turning people on to him. He changes peoples lives... then they fine B.B., and to keep it short, alll those that inspired!!
B.B the great! Memphis TN finest. That makes me proud to be from Memphis TN too! The thrill is gone I'm finna listen to it now.
@@mikejones5 srv has a whole set with albert and srv was one of the only ppl he would play with alot if respect both ways on their part also with bb
And he got even better once he got sober
I can’t stop laughing- “He gotta smash his guitar after this.”
That guitar was his ‘first wife’, ‘number one’. It was literally priceless.
It sold for about $630k at auction
Brenda Van Sickle it’s in a museum they sold jimbo his 51 tele for 250,000 or the original number one is with Jimmie or Jimmie put in a museum
It should be in the Smithsonian.
I saw Number One at the Grammy museum in LA about 5 years ago. It’s was like seeing Thor’s hammer in person
Oddly enough he picked her (number one) up in Austin, second hand. Christopher Cross was the original owner.
Jimi Hendrix idolised Buddy Guy, Buddy Guy idolised Stevie Ray Vaughan. Conversation over.
And Steve Ray idolized Hendrix, as does any guitarist with even an ounce of understanding.
Stevie Ray quit school at 12 yrs old to play the guitar. The man knew what he wanted.
Stevie quit in his Senior Year while attending Southern Methodist University for the artistical and gifted high school students. He was 17. At 12 he became addicted to cocaine because a dentist kept prescribing him numbing medicine for his teeth. He also became an alcoholic from being made to mix his father and his friends Tom Collins. He started drinking with out his dad's knowledge.
I believe it was Jimmie Lee who quit school at 12, he was already getting gigs. Stevie Ray quit school at 17 and moved to Austin.
He officially dropped out at 17.
Gents, you cannot cut in the video that much!! SRV fans know what this master of the guitar can do ANYTHING on it, please when you start a video of Stevie buckle up because its pedal to the metal. rip. SRV
The constant cut-in's let me know they weren't actually listening. It was unwatchable.
All they did was watch stevie play and talk bs. Never actually heard the song.
Sleeping on pool tables, living the homeless life, The greatest guitar player I have heard! Also, beat the addiction thing before he died in a plane crash. DAMN IT!
He was unbelievably unique! Listen to him all the time. It was a helicopter crash.
We lost too many that way. Recall years ago Aretha refused to fly...she too many FBN operators transporting musicians in private planes/choppers.
I have seen SRV 10 times in my life. He is my favorite musician of all time. First time i saw him was the Chicago Blues Fest 1985. Last time was Alpine Valley 1990 the day before he died. Was seriously one of the most painful deaths in my life.
I feel that. Texas boy....and had moved out of state (Hawaii) for high school. Grew up on his music, and was moving back to Austin, Texas for college in 1990. Was so excited to be able to FINALLY see him live....then the day before getting on the plane to head off to college, I heard the news. Was devastated. Weird to think about it, as I'm almost 50, but still remember my parents not understanding why I was in tears. Only comfort was being able to hear his influence on other musicians...
My brother and I used to go see Stevie play all the time. He did weekly shows at a little place called Hole In The Wall back in the day here in Austin, and regularly at other places like Antones and Liberty Lunch.
*SUPER* nice guy. He literally gave my buddy Mike the pickups off his guitar once because Mike broke his. Mike was playing Antones, Steven was in the back with Clifford Antone watching the show. We didn't even know he was there. Mike was gonna end the show early because he didn't have another guitar to play, but his was the same model Fender Strat that Stevie plays. Stevie went out to his car and took the pickups off his, brought them to Mike and said something like, "Keep playing, brother. You're on fire!"
True story. I *TRULY* miss that man.
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 lineup was Eric Clapton, SRV, Robert Cray and Buddy Guy. I remember leaving the concert and saying to myself that if SRV was ever in my area again I would never miss his show. Sadly I will never have that opportunity. The next morning was one of the saddest days of my life. RIP SRV!
That day is burned into my heart as well.
@@jaydee2012 ♥️
He was from Dallas, Tx. I got to see him 15 ft away in 1983 in Dallas at his homecoming tour.
drsmoothwater me too. Saw him at least 10 times before he died, the last time just a month before he died. First time at Starfest on the lawn by Medical City in Forest Lane back in the early 80s. Best concerts I’ve ever been to.
There's a reason guys like Buddy Guy, Albert King, BB King and other blues legends wanted to play with Stevie......and they did. Some amazing collaborations.
BB and Albert both said Stevie was better...
ssacra22 tbh with really Buddy guy isn’t that good 😂 he is a classic but his tone is just awful and he just can’t play 😂
@@tannerhasler4278 That is subjective.
Tanner Hasler Come on now, Buddy Guy is a legend and you saying that is just ridiculous.
If I'm not mistaken, they were Stevie's idols...
Playing behind his back & singing at the same time. Made the hair on the back of my neck stand up! Amazing!
You goof you never played with SRV!
@@danconway5505 I never said i played with him moroon!!
@@danconway5505 th what?
Nobody is moving in the choir because they stand in amazement and just listen. You should try it.
When I had my first seizure five years ago the first question my neurologist asked me was, "have you been listening to a lot of Stevie Ray Vaughan lately"?
I had my last one last year on thanksgiving when I got sober.
I don’t mean to be a downer but I’m gonna miss music and people from a distance the most.
Love you guys. Love is all.
I just needed to say goodbye to someone and feel something one last time.
When I was about 10 years old my dad took me to hear Stevie Ray. He knew I couldn’t get into the club so he talked the door man into letting us stand outside by the door so we could hear. Probably my greatest childhood memory of my dad and music. Stevie died a couple years later.
Damn cool story !!
There was a big festival in San Antonio call La Semana and me and a buddy were walking around. We heard Stevie from way across the festival. We decided we were gonna go catch us some SRV. We got to where he was playing and the line was around the block. His show was half over and still people were waiting to get in. Me and my friend decided we will come back next time and get there early. 2 Months later he was dead. I remember where I was. I was 19 working construction at a music studio when I heard on the radio.
Aaron Meloccaro Damn...
What a great memory to have
He started playing at the age of 7 and breaking strings was an everyday thing. they said his hands were so strong he had to have the necks on his guitars built up or he'd break them. Love me some Stevie... and I'm 63
This is such a great performance because the cameramen capture the angles perfectly, and this is such a 'transcendental' performance - he takes us on a journey way beyond expectations.
Nobody and I mean NOBODY could play the guitar like Stevie Ray!! Miss him more than words can Express. God Bless 💙 ✌&❤
come on man ... lets start the list : Jimi , BB , Gary Moore , Albert Collins , Kenny Burrell , Buddy Guy , Carlos Santana , Freddie King , Peter Green , Charlie Christian , Alvin Lee , Grant Green , Terry Kath , .... just to start
Yeah and SRV was head and shoulders above all of them. I know you won't agree but it's a fact.
All of those other guitarists mentioned by Bob were great, with Jimi being particularly groundbreaking and experimental (Machine Gun!)...and there are others that were or are supremely technically skilled and blindingly fast such as Steve Vai, Joe Satriani, Yngwe Malmsteen, Roy Clark (yes, reallly; watch some videos), or Eddie Van Halen doing Eruption....but! But the only one I want to go back and watch over and over, the only one that can make me feel every note in my soul EVEN WHEN I DON'T LIKE THE GENRE OF MUSIC, the only one that makes me giggle with glee, is SRV! I agree with John and Eddie...SRV stands ALONE at the top!!! 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆
I stand by that statement for the rest of my life!! The best guitarist to ever walk the face of the earth! Willing to debate anybody, anywhere! Best guitarist ever!! Hands down! Especially, blues!! But anybody else I don't care what genre! He was the best period!!
@@bobsaturday4273 I don’t think anyone could play like Stevie, especially behind his back but I do give Terry Kath an honorable mention. Just my opinion but all you listed is unbelievable though.
He played with so much soul, I get goosebumps every time I listen to SRV!
According to BB, SRV was the only person he knew that ever mastered the guitar.
I once heard Stevie Ray Vaughan’s dressing style described as “Texas cowboy genie” and there has never been a more accurate description of the way he dressed.
I saw another reactor refer to his dressing style as "swagged-out pimpadelic"
CraCra inTenn, I still prefer Texas cowboy genie because that’s honestly what I see when I look at him 😂
@@adriansaavedra7923 No matter what you call it, I would love to have some of his clothes and accessories!
Adrian Saavedra I read that comment, too! So sexy that jewelry❤️
He dresses like a Texas Jimi Hendrix.
Stevie was a freaking wizard! GOAT. Dude regularly broke 13 gauge strings. Face Melting at the most elite level.
Hell yeah!!!!
Especially while he played"look at little sister" wish I could of seen him in concert!
@@sarahsmith-nq1fr I was fortunate enough to see him 3 times in 18 months before he passed.dude was special!
SRV.... Considered to be one of the elite guitar players in the music world
@@timhoovermusicman Lucky man. I only saw him once back in 80's when I was 7 or 8. I was a hyper-active psycho as a child but my dad told me I just sat there the whole set catching flies with my mouth wide open lol.
Stevie Ray Vaughn was one of the absolute best guitarist ever on this planet... The live performance he put on would continue for hours depending on the lengths of pure shredding that Stevie would take off on. He was phenomenal. People went to see him play that guitar. He didn't even have to sing, just play his beloved guitar.... He was one with his instrument..... Stevie Ray Vaughn was from Texas, he was killed in a helicopter crash, & the world lost one of the most talented guitarist ever to walk the earth.... Your comments showed you don't know much at all of the rock world... But that's OK... You will soon understand that in some cases we do go just to see the guitarist if he is great like Stevie was...
Kimberly Poole : Most musicians disliked the touring, as Bob Geldof described, to pay for making more music, but SRV was just the opposite, he said, ‘It’s really all about playing with an audience.’
Whatever his skin tone, SRV was a true soul-man!❤️🌎✌🏾
Rock, maybe...but this and many of his others are purely blues, right in there with Albert King and B.B. King. Even the format of the song is b-l-u-e-s.
Stevie was and is the GOAT!
@@sandrasofiahsexton3917 played with them both. Recorded Texas Flood in “Jackson Brownes” studio. Drove a milk truck from Houston Texas to LA. Got in the booth. 20 minutes later he came out. THAT was “Riviera Paradise”
You're not supposed to talk through a Stevie Ray song, just saying. You have to hear it to appreciate it his talent.
I saw Stevie Ray live at the Iowa State Fair in Des Moines, IA back in 1987 when he was clean and sober. It was the most incredible concert I ever saw. I saw Eric Clapton a month later and it was not even close. Stevie Ray was amazing.
Did you ever see when him and his big brother Jimmie get on stage and play together. I shot photos of them once playing the same double neck guitar. Stevie was seated on a stage monitor playing the lower neck while Jimmie wrapped his arms around his little brother and played the upper.
My brother and I used to go see Stevie play all the time. He did weekly shows at a little place called Hole In The Wall back in the day here in Austin, and regularly at other places like Antones and Liberty Lunch.
*SUPER* nice guy. He literally gave my buddy Mike the pickups off his guitar once because Mike broke his. Mike was playing Antones, Steven was in the back with Clifford Antone watching the show. We didn't even know he was there. Mike was gonna end the show early because he didn't have another guitar to play, but his was the same model Fender Strat that Stevie plays. Stevie went out to his car and took the pickups off his, brought them to Mike and said something like, "Keep playing, brother. You're on fire!"
True story. I *TRULY* miss that man.
I never got to see Stevie 😥😥 I have seen Clapton, and as great as he is, doesn’t come close to SRV.
When I saw him live 3 times in bars in Dallas in 82 he was pretty fd up but he still blew everyone away. Played with his teeth too.
@@SciFiCatGuy just on the video which was pretty cool
I graduated from DMACC and I raised my kids in Beaverdale back in the 80s and 90s.
Stevie Ray is up in heaven jamming with Jimi Hendrix now.
Hendrix isn’t even on the same planet as SRV or EVH, Hendrix is probably the most overrated musician in history!
And don't forget Rory Gallagher, they are having a blast.
@@sotnec1596 where do you think he is, Jimi had so many idols and I love Jimi. But you are not making any logic.
One question. How did you guys get so old without hearing Stevie Ray??? You should get outta the hood more often. See what you've been missing????? (:>))
That's nothing, I was telling my friend about Bohemian Rhapsody (the movie). She said that one of her colleagues at work never heard a Queen song. I asked how did she avoid it? She said that's what she asked her.
It's like those people that you find that have never seen The Christmas Story or The Princess Bride.
@@nellgwenn
This 64-year-old old lady would like a nice joint California’s finest.
Can offer you some fine New Zealand green Ida.
I will join you sweetie from a 63 year old Texas hippie
I am jealous of the bass player. I like how he keeps looking over at Stevie like, I can't believe I'm standing here next to this guy. This is awesome, just gotta find a nice groove, let Stevie do his thing and watch and pay attention to know when he's done. Dream job.
Tommy Shannon is a beast! Lol! He’s not “in awe” of SRV. When ya jam, there’s no need for song structure. Just cues from the leader, and ride the groove.😉👍
@@generatorofheavy7761 Yeah, that's what I wrote, for the most part. They, the drummer and the bass player have to keep an eye, and an ear out.
@@generatorofheavy7761 Before Tommy Shannon play with SRV he was Johnny Winters bass player. He really knew how to pick'um. Two awesome Texas 6 string gunslingers.
Stevie's music was for everyone, we're all in this together, regardless of what some people try to do to divide us.
Amen!
Facts
I love this message.
Very true. I wish more people would realize this and stop letting the media and politicians drive that wedge between us all.
@@lobotomizedjellyfish2171 ..... AMEN BROTHER!!!✌️
Jimi will always be the best guitarist in my mind, BUT stevie ray's version of voodoo is priceless. Its a shame we lost both these talented musicians at such a young age. Props guys for exposing this to people who don't know about STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN.
Bong hit over ice with a shot of Proper Twelve...
Hell yeah girl
that sounds astoundingly glorious
Well hell yeah girl.🤤
You didn’t get to grow up in Texas without knowing who Stevie Ray Vaughn was. He was a force of nature. Supernatural. And that voice! Killer.
He played behind his back better than most do in front. 💜
when you can play a strat like this man you're a guitar wizard,but add vocals and play,genius is the word STEVIE WAS A GENIUS,and him playing JIMI well that's just icing,god rest his soul
strattuner
Can you just imagine Stevie,Jimmy BBKing and Janis Joplin jamming for god. That's what's happening when it rains. God is crying at what beauty he had created and loaned us for a while. Now he has his creations back with him.
I'll give you the style of blues Stevie Ray Vaughn played, it is called Texas Blues.
Let it play bros , don't stop so much , you'll be fine. Let Stevie Ray , Play 😎🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶
Seen him live 6 or 7 times from 1983 to when he died in 1990. You sit there in awe, stunned.
I could only imagine he was truly remarkable almost non human
13 gauge guitar strings and he could break them...
.17 at one time. Oh god.
He used acustic string
I played his guitar Guitar Center Center Hollywood. I have never played something that high man was a god I thought I had strong hands !
You were lost but love of SRV found you. Yes I saw him and it was just like this, incredible. A friend with us said it wasn’t that good. We stopped speaking to him.
I've had the privilege to be at five of performances and every one of them where was outstanding word can't describe how great he was.
This is what you cal some brown-liquor sippin' music!!
Damn rigth
My dad introduced me to Stevie’s music when I was 11 (I’m now 31), and it’s been one of my favorite escapes ever since. Change It, Cold Shot, Ain’t Gone N’ Give Up On Love, Couldn’t Stand The Weather, Lenny, Tightrope, and his version of Little Wing have been my saving grace during many tough times. Love, love, love SRV.
I hear you on that one, I believe Stevie has been the saving grace of 'many a poor soul'. Yours and mine included. When he played you not only head it, you felt it. Now that's magic. God bless you, Stevie Ray, and all those you've helped through their times of crisis. RIP, King SRV
Stevie dressed that way long before the Dundee movie came out.
Texas gave us two of the most insanely gifted players. Stevie Ray & His Older Brother Jimmie Vaughn.
Every time he was asked who his favorite guitar player was Stevie would reply My Big Brother.
At age 14 Stevie found out Albert King was playing at the club where his brother Jimmie was in the house band & he begged Jimmie to ask Albert if he could sit in with him..
Albert King was at first put out & said no... but before the end of the night he relented & let the 14 yr old join him.
What happened next is legendary..
Stevie held his own & answered Albert back with some of his own licks.. A lifelong friendship & mentorship began that night..
And before his death in 1990 he was clean sober & even more powerful a player than he had ever been..
One of the coolest things about him he openly talked on stage about what getting clean & sober did for him but he NEVER judged or preached or talked at you. He simply shared amongst friends.
Fun fact: he had to be convinced to record Voodoo Child & Little Wing, because he didn't think he could do them justice.
I don’t need a cig, joint, or beer... SRV is all I need
His music is intoxicated enough
How about all three and that makes it even better.
Caitlin Dissell Lol... this old lady here gave up the joints and beers. Having a tougher time with the cigarettes! 😂😂
Stevie was the man!!!! Miss him so much. R.I.P. Stevie Ray
Me too. I also miss him. Love Stevie Ray.
This fellas is the BLUES.
SRV was playing on stage with BB King, Muddy Waters and ALL the greats when he was just 13 years old. He embodied the Blues. SRV was one of the greatest Blues guitarists of ALL time
Nobody can hold a candle to this man's magic hands. You been lost.
Stevie was only 5’5”... but every square inch of him was imbued with sheer talent. He didn’t just play music, he embodied it!
#lostandfound
His hands were the size and strength of someone much larger to do what he did to those thick guitar strings.
Stevie's sweating because his style of playing was VERY physical. He play all night with an intensity that most players couldn't maintain for more than a song or two. Excellent choice of tune and player, by the way.
Snorting a pile of Coke may have had a little something to do with it, too.
Lost and Found, love that you found SRV, Just a superior talent, so, sad that he passed so young. Peace.
"I think their souls are being sucked right out of their bodies" hahahaha
When someone is so obviously put upon our Earth to do one thing we are poorer if we don't appreciate such gifts. Thanks for showing this
Little Wing from the same show. The entire El Mocambo show was legendary
And that show's version of "Lenny" was badass too.
Recently found that on dvd BRAND NEW at a used record store..best 3.00 ever spent in my life!! Almost cried when I found it lol because I used to go smoke blunts by his headstone, an I'd always tuck a fat roach in beside it for him
Toolshed76 no other words El Mocambo the GOAT a legend, just beyond reach for us land gravity hold.
Texas born , he stepped in that helicopter and almost instantly he entered his after life, I am 73 now and if AI could I would adoot this guitar genius!! What a talented Sweetheart!!.
I love your guys's reactions hahaha you're stank faces are just as good as his you guys are the best reactionist by far. Hahaha😂
I've said that playing the blues is like having to be black twice. Stevie Ray Vaughan missed on both counts, but I never noticed.
B. B. King quote when asked about SRV.
yea..well being "black twice"sure didnt happen to me back in my high school football days. i wish it did. lol
I've ALWAYS said that SRV was a black dude walking around in a white dudes body!🤣😂
SRV was from Oak Cliff Texas. That is an neighborhood in the south part of Dallas. I grew up there too. He was mentored by another great from Dallas Freddy King. Add Albert King to your playlist and then you will know where that came from.
@@rebeccabailey7794 YES, and they BOTH give him a part of their souls while mentoring him; Stevie Ray was an EXTREMELY humble and wonderful person!
@@rebeccabailey7794 Oh yes, the 3 kings Freddy King, Albert King, B.B. King..I saw Stevie at Kiest park in Oak Cliff one day when I was a kid ..He was a class act no doubt..He was sittin on a picnic table playing an acoustic guitar..They called him Little Stevie..I Smoked a joint with him and Mark Pollock , Amongst others..Saw him at the bronco bowl a few times..Lower Greenville bar and grill also..I remember he was talking to Mark about working with David Bowie..
You are way lost my young bros.
The man was a legend.
Please check out more of his work.
Stevie Ray was from the Oak Cliff part of Dallas, TX. He played in Austin, TX quite a lot. Before he got killed, he and his older brother, Jimmy Vaughan put out an album called Family Style, which is worth the listen!!&!
I had this song cranked all the way up in my house all during Hurricane Harvey.
SRV is one of the best blues guitarists ever. His soul spoke through the strings. He's one of the few that could really play Hendrix,
His brother, Jimmy Vaughan played in a band called The Chessmen that was the opening act for Jimi Hendrix. I've met their mother and have seen photos of Jimi Hendrix in their living room, so Stevie Ray was up close and personal with Hendrix at a very young age.
Thanks for exposing more fans to this true blues legend, hidden in plain sight to many, for years.
His music needs to be heard you are witnessing the greatest
Joint and a cold beer... And a seat belt! Stevie is a legend! Hot... I love the blues and this man is the blues... up there with the best.
I just kept giggling when you two thought you had SRV figured out! I knew what was coming, here hold my beer and watch this!
Stevie is a Legend...And he literally self taught himself by listening to the best!! RIP SRV.... LEGEND!! ......YOU need to listen to MORE 😉 of his music!! Gone to soon!! The Best.........
Love you appreciating The Man, Stevie Ray - I understand how blown away you are!!!
The man felt every note as he created it. All time best of the best.
RIP SRV
Was never about him self it was about playing the best he could with the right musicians 🤘🏻 he was the goat🙏🏻👑
Even WITHOUT the guitar.......that dude had a set of pipes, didn't he?
Good stuff, but it wouldn't hurt to cut the interruptions by a half or so.
Agreed. The music is more important than the running comments............
Agreed, I know this is a reaction video...but DAMN
Yes....goddamn!!!! You are witnessing a master so shut up and observe...
I only watched it halfway through and stopped. I already knew the song and just wanted to hear one's comments, after it was done.
I would have to agree. If you're reacting it's hard to react to the total flow of the music if you break too often.
I was fortunate to watch him live back in the mid 80’s here in my hometown
WHITE AMERICAN reacting to a guitar picker whose Brilliance went beyond color, maybe you should too
Saw his last concert in KC....best performance I've ever seen in 35 years...
Saw him a few months before his death and was an unbelievable performance opening for Robert Plant. Poor Robert had huge shoes to fill and was booed as he got on stage. Nobody wanted Stevie to go and Plant knew it. Worcester mass.
He did a cameo there in K. C. When the Fabulous Thunderbirds played outside on a Friday nite , I believe it was Barney Allis plaza. My brother and me went to watch e and Stevie showed up in the middle of the Show.
This is my generation of music and yes this generation has
definitely missed out on the greats
Also, ‘Couldn’t Stand The Weather’ ... awesome.
I'll never forget the first time I heard and saw video of Stevie Ray Vaughan. It just completely blew me away. Hands down the best guitarist ever! He was absolutely incredible!
Saw SRV and Albert King many times in Austin, Always completely drained by the end of the shows , not stoned, not drunk , just emotionally spent every time !
RIP~SRV
When Stevie played guitar, God listened .
He is our Texas gem. He gave it every time he walked on stage!
I was lucky enough to catch him live 2 times.
He was born and raised in Dallas Texas in the oak cliff area. He taught himself how to play a guitar. He was amazing
His older brother Jimmy played guitar and he learned from him.
Stevie Ray was playing professionally at the age of 9, he hung around his older brother {famous for guitar work in The Fabulous Thunderbirds} so he got to watch and learn from all the real blues players from the side of the stage then jammin' live with them by the age of 12. He and his band nearly single handidly brought true blues back to the front lines of popularity, and when he got top billing he brought all of them, the 3 Kings, buddy Guy, all of them along with him.He also had the line of modern hard rock to the table, masterfully displaying his magic, playing what his mind dreams up flowing throughout his body. He truly was a master of masters.Kudos to ya'll for finding and learning about these rockers.
THEMASTEROFYOU2000 SRV’s Canadian sessions with his idol Albert King is some of the finest guitar playing around.,The way they fall back and play harmony for each other when there is a breakout is almost flawless. You’d think they were in the studio.
A rare guitar gem for enthusiasts.🎼🎸😎
Great post.all true. Magic, instinct, genius set him apart - including that little sprinkle of blues ‘it’ that the masters were stunned by.
I never was fond of electric guitar rips… until I heard Stevie. Once in a while I’ll be in Goodwill and they’ll play “Let’s dance,” great song… that I don’t notice until I hear Stevie. He makes my heart sing. I raised my kids on SRV and Ella Fitzgerald (primarily). My little one called them Stevie Rayon and Elephant Gerald.she insisted on hearing ZZ Top (rest in power) La Grange every day after I picked her little one from daycare.
She is my Pride and Joy, and Little Sister. I ignore the nonsense and interpret these songs the way I want to. Celebrating my daughter who is not only a little sister, but my pride and joy. Especially my pride and joy.
Stevie has an older brother, Jimmie Vaughn, who performs with his band. That’s the closest DNA we’re gonna get to Stevie. This was Stevie’s 1989 appearance on Austin City Limits.❤️🤘🏼
This was the '84 El Mocambo video.
I’ve watched a lot of these reaction videos, I enjoy watching people see Stevie Ray Vaughan for the first time. This is the first comment I’ve made on ANY of them. The fellow on the right Gets it and appreciates the music. The fella on the left just likes hearing himself talk and showing off for the camera is a knucklehead. I could tell the guy on the right really appreciated the music. The guy on the left just liked making comments and trying to look good for his video. I don’t think I’ll be back. But enjoy the music! Take care
One suggestion: STOP PAUSiNG THE MUSIC TRY ACTUALLY LISTENING TO IT
Come off it, that’s the damn point: see some cats react in real-time as we all do. They just pause to vocalize what we feel in like 3 seconds. Appreciate.
@@kenhincker9556 not my first time watching a reaction video. There are times when it's paused too much
@@jenniferyorgan4215 yeah, you're right. silly post on my part. everybody takes in the music at different paces. have a great day!
A joint for me witch you could get away with back in my day cause you could smoke at concerts then I don't smoke cigarettes or drink just smoke a blunt and chill
@frank zappa there's a difference between normal pausing, occasionally, for copyright issues and consistent, unnecessary pausing that is distracting
That song that night live at the EL Mocamo may have been the best performance of his career. Maybe one of the best guitar performances of all time.
He a legend in music one of the best vocal an guitarist
I saw the great Stevie Ray Vaughan in concert in a small venue,about 2 years after this vid, I was about 15 feet away from him, It was life changing!
Back in the day when musicians actually developed a talent and performed . Stevie Made it look easy smooth, tight with a huge dose of soul added. Dude could play like that for hours
Pure soul. SRV leaves another smoldering hole where he stood shredding his guitar.
Thank you guys for reacting to this. I loved every second of it. Blaze one for me!
I was living in Nawlins when Hurricane Camille blew the Biloxi, Mississippi shoreline away. It was 'only' about knee-deep in Nawlins...:)
SRV is the goat... he’s from Dallas Tx. Joint, beer and cigarette! Now you should check out Johnny Winter.
A lot of people forget about Johnny Winter. He was one of the greats for sure!
R L Stanton yea... He’s from South Oak Cliff. Which is in Dallas.
Saw JW at the Hammersmith Odeon when he toured the UK in the 80's (I think). Mention his name but unfortunately nobody knows who he was :-(
yall need to do the one no one touches which is... the sky is cryin
Found your channel while going down a TH-cam rabbit hole on Stevie Ray Vaughan. Given these crazy times, I have to identify myself to you guys: I'm a 52 yr. old white guy from the VA/NC state line. It warms my heart to see young guys, and especially young guys of color appreciating some music that I enjoyed back in my day. Just to give you an idea of SRV's talent, most guitar players preferred an 8-11 gauge string and a low action(strings close to the neck ). SRV insisted on 13 gauge strings, which were 50-75% thicker than average. In spite of how thick those strings were, he could bend an incredible FOUR strings at a time. He also liked a high action(strings well above the neck). I encourage you to do some research on this artist; you won't be disappointed. For what it's worth, I have a collection of several gigabytes of classic R&B and soul and groove out on them whenever I get the chance. Music is the stuff makes us all come together. Stay safe, and hopefully positive change will come with a minimum amount of violence.