There's nothing that I can bring to the conversation about his immeasurable talent and passion. Instead I will talk about the kind of man he was. Stevie was know to "hold the door"for his favorite musicians; going out of his way for guys that were either past their prime or just never made it to the big time and getting them on stage with him. At one point his tour bus driver was waiting to pick him up at the airport. A bunch of Asian tourist just started to randomly file onto the bus, thinking it was for their tour group. Not only did Stevie wait in line to get on his own bus, but asked the driver to take them to their hotel first. The guy was just an absolute sweetheart
This is the 15th reaction to this video I have watched (In 1997, I bought the VHS tape of this entire El Mocombo show). The facial expressions of the reactors when he whips it behind his back and doesn't miss a lick is always priceless.
I loved your reaction!!!! I was blessed to be able to see BB King as Stevie Ray Vaughan's opening act in concert shortly before he passed away and he was mesmorising to watch play live.....he also from what I've read didn't know how to read music and was self taught with the guitar....he was also was one of the most unpretentious musical artists out who didn't really think he had a good singing voice, imagine that!!! You have just started down the SRV rabbit hole and it's full of phenomenal blues playing with a beautiful soul included.....enjoy❤ RIP SRV🙏
One thing I liked about your reaction video over others I've listened to is that you didn't stop the recording a dozen times to micro critique each section of the performance. I love S R Vaughn, so it was nice to watch and listen to the entire song with you and then hear your opinion. Hope to catch another one from you. 😎 Thanks
Stevie Ray Vaughan was real and still his music is..only you I thank you. Je haren, wel je tanden, zijn niet echt, je borsten kunnen opzij gelegd. Thanks, merci, grazie, amesegnalehu, bedankt en spasiba.
He worked at it 7 day's a week 365 day's a year for 7 hour's a day. He was my brother. ❤❤ Hewas doin' this shit when he was 6 years old. You never seen him without a guitar in his hand's or across his lap. He would do the behind his back when he was 10 year's old. Thats when he mastered the Guitar. He loved the Texas Blues when the Blues started. I miss him so much. We where very close like twin's. I listen to him every day and all night. Still cant get enough of my brother's playin'. ❤❤
Love your reaction, and that you didn't pause. You had the smarts to listen, and who needs a reaction because it's all over your face. It just never gets old watching people watch Stevie for the first tme. First the eyes totally widen, then the mouth falls open. Then the gigantic grin you can't wipe off your face. And finally, speechlessness or shock. It's addictive and incurable, but the lasting symptom is joy. His magic gives the same euphoric feeling of falling in love, and baby you had the look. All the ladies love Stevie. ❤❤❤. ☮️
He started at 6. And was playin' behind hiis back goin' down the road on his bike at 10. He is mmy Brother. We are used to the tricks he does. ❤❤❤❤ He was always 1 with his guitar. He always gave everything he had. And it always showed. He wprked at for 7 hours a day 365 days a year 7 day a week. When he was a teen he never took it off his neck. ❤❤
I’m a 70-year-old goofy white lady so I hope I don’t offend you when I say - you are an absolutely beautiful woman and I love that charming little gap in your teeth! It’s cute and adds something to your great looks. Anyway, Stevie got his first guitar at age 8, and the rest is history. He never learned to read music, but that didn’t hold him back. He was still a teenager when the great B.B. King took him under his wing. Stevie usually practiced 5-6 hours a day and played gigs at night. He was absolutely driven. Everyone who encountered him said he was the kindest, most humble human being. The sad thing is he died at age 35 in a helicopter crash leaving a concert venue. We lost him way too soon, but we do have the gift of recordings and videos to enjoy. He was the greatest blues guitarist to ever live.
Hard to top the comments below, but I'll try. Stevie loved the Blues & poured his heart & soul into playing...This is a simple song but tells a great story...You can "feel" the thunder-lightning of a rainstorm through his guitar & the angst in his voice. Bonnie Raitt said that the thing she remembers most about Stevie ( aside from his humility ) was his passion for the Blues...There are no bad SRV songs, take your time exploring the depth of his music. When Stevie plays, he invites you to join him on his journey.
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 fog was so bad that we stopped and got a hotel room on the way home. The lineup was SRV, Eric Clapton, Robert Cray, Stevie's brother Jimmie and Buddy Guy. RIP SRV!
I was a 17 year old kid from Buffalo at that show in Toronto, many many times up until 2 weeks before his death I had seen him. What a loss to the music world. RIP SRV
I like what your wearing on your head. You remind me of flower child( pretty young women) from 60's and 70's Very cool. Great reaction to legendary Stevie Ray
I was Lucky enough to see SRV live just 3 weeks before he was tragically killed in a helicopter crash .He was the best guitarist i ever saw . Joe Cocker opened the show just a great concert
Jimmy's still alive and kicking. Saw him once with his band The Fabulous Thunderbirds. Saw SRV twice, first time in 84. Magnificent, awe-inspiring performances.
I got to see in 3 X before he died and it was just magical. I remember buying that first album with double trouble and playing the hell out of it. He's got killer instrumentals but he also has killer songs with great singing and great structure and everything. Mary had a little lamb is a pretty fun take on the children's nursery rhyme. I personally prefer the studio version cuz that's what I heard on the radio and then on the record I bought, but it is really short and he's got a decent live performance of it for sure.
Fantastic reaction, it is lovely to see someone who really appreciates music hear SRV for the first time. If you would like a suggestion for another SRV track I would suggest Life Without You, kive st the Capital theatre in Prosaic New Jersey. It really is a mind-blowing performance and shows Stevie with a slightly different sound.
In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth. And the earth was without form and darkness was upon the face of the deep. And God said, "Let there be light" .. and there was light. And the evening and the morning was the first day ... And God said, "Let us make man in our image, after our likeness" ... So God created Stevie Ray Vaughan in the image of God he created. And then God created guitar and electricity; giving them unto Stevie Ray. And God said unto him, "Be fruitful, multiply and have dominion over all guitarists upon the earth." And than God saw every thing he had made and it was very good. And the evening and the morning were the sixth day. And on the seventh day, God blessed Stevie Ray Vaughan and ended his work which he had made and rested. RIP Stevie Ray Vaughan
Quite possibly the greatest performance in the history of recorded music. RIP SRV
You pick the best guitarist to do a reaction to. SRV was in a class of his own. Listen to the masterful guitar work on his instrumental Lenny.
Yes, from the El Mocambo show!!
Perfect reaction I love to see younger people appreciating Stevie Ray.
There's nothing that I can bring to the conversation about his immeasurable talent and passion. Instead I will talk about the kind of man he was.
Stevie was know to "hold the door"for his favorite musicians; going out of his way for guys that were either past their prime or just never made it to the big time and getting them on stage with him.
At one point his tour bus driver was waiting to pick him up at the airport. A bunch of Asian tourist just started to randomly file onto the bus, thinking it was for their tour group. Not only did Stevie wait in line to get on his own bus, but asked the driver to take them to their hotel first. The guy was just an absolute sweetheart
SRV ~ 🎸🐐 The goatiest goat in all of goatness
**Life Without You at Capitol Theater**
Yes!!
Absolutely SRV best!!❤️🩹🎸
Girl, I can completely see the joy on your face. And I can totally agree. WOW!!!!
This is the 15th reaction to this video I have watched (In 1997, I bought the VHS tape of this entire El Mocombo show). The facial expressions of the reactors when he whips it behind his back and doesn't miss a lick is always priceless.
I loved your reaction!!!! I was blessed to be able to see BB King as Stevie Ray Vaughan's opening act in concert shortly before he passed away and he was mesmorising to watch play live.....he also from what I've read didn't know how to read music and was self taught with the guitar....he was also was one of the most unpretentious musical artists out who didn't really think he had a good singing voice, imagine that!!! You have just started down the SRV rabbit hole and it's full of phenomenal blues playing with a beautiful soul included.....enjoy❤ RIP SRV🙏
Yes...the beautiful soul he had was so critical to his awesome skill and playing/singing!! Thank you for reminding us of that fact.
Little Wing..although a cover of a Jimi Hendricks tune SRV adds his own magic and dare I say... makes it even better!!
One thing I liked about your reaction video over others I've listened to is that you didn't stop the recording a dozen times to micro critique each section of the performance. I love S R Vaughn, so it was nice to watch and listen to the entire song with you and then hear your opinion. Hope to catch another one from you. 😎 Thanks
Thank you 😊
Stevie Ray Vaughan was real and still his music is..only you I thank you. Je haren, wel je tanden, zijn niet echt, je borsten kunnen opzij gelegd. Thanks, merci, grazie, amesegnalehu, bedankt en spasiba.
He worked at it 7 day's a week 365 day's a year for 7 hour's a day. He was my brother. ❤❤ Hewas doin' this shit when he was 6 years old. You never seen him without a guitar in his hand's or across his lap. He would do the behind his back when he was 10 year's old. Thats when he mastered the Guitar. He loved the Texas Blues when the Blues started. I miss him so much. We where very close like twin's. I listen to him every day and all night. Still cant get enough of my brother's playin'. ❤❤
Love your reaction, and that you didn't pause. You had the smarts to listen, and who needs a reaction because it's all over your face. It just never gets old watching people watch Stevie for the first tme. First the eyes totally widen, then the mouth falls open. Then the gigantic grin you can't wipe off your face. And finally, speechlessness or shock. It's addictive and incurable, but the lasting symptom is joy.
His magic gives the same euphoric feeling of falling in love, and baby you had the look. All the ladies love Stevie. ❤❤❤. ☮️
Well said. Nothing to add😋
He started at 6. And was playin' behind hiis back goin' down the road on his bike at 10. He is mmy Brother. We are used to the tricks he does. ❤❤❤❤ He was always 1 with his guitar. He always gave everything he had. And it always showed. He wprked at for 7 hours a day 365 days a year 7 day a week. When he was a teen he never took it off his neck. ❤❤
He grew up not far from me. I met him once at the mall. Humble guy! He was amazing!!
💙💙💙💙💙... I'm here for Stevie Ray Vaughan... great reaction!!! Subscribed!!! Please keep going down the Stevie Ray Vaughan rabbit hole!!! Thanks!!!
Thank you! Will do!
The GOAT OF GOATS...NONE BETTER! 😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 PS...YOU DO NOT HAVE TO SHADE HIM!
I’m a 70-year-old goofy white lady so I hope I don’t offend you when I say - you are an absolutely beautiful woman and I love that charming little gap in your teeth! It’s cute and adds something to your great looks. Anyway, Stevie got his first guitar at age 8, and the rest is history. He never learned to read music, but that didn’t hold him back. He was still a teenager when the great B.B. King took him under his wing. Stevie usually practiced 5-6 hours a day and played gigs at night. He was absolutely driven. Everyone who encountered him said he was the kindest, most humble human being. The sad thing is he died at age 35 in a helicopter crash leaving a concert venue. We lost him way too soon, but we do have the gift of recordings and videos to enjoy. He was the greatest blues guitarist to ever live.
Thank you so much for the complements🤗😍...Stevie was indeed the greatest blues guitarist evert to do it...
Hard to top the comments below, but I'll try. Stevie loved the Blues & poured his heart & soul into playing...This is a simple song but tells a great story...You can "feel" the thunder-lightning of a rainstorm through his guitar & the angst in his voice. Bonnie Raitt said that the thing she remembers most about Stevie ( aside from his humility ) was his passion for the Blues...There are no bad SRV songs, take your time exploring the depth of his music. When Stevie plays, he invites you to join him on his journey.
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 fog was so bad that we stopped and got a hotel room on the way home. The lineup was SRV, Eric Clapton, Robert Cray, Stevie's brother Jimmie and Buddy Guy. RIP SRV!
I was a 17 year old kid from Buffalo at that show in Toronto, many many times up until 2 weeks before his death I had seen him. What a loss to the music world. RIP SRV
Great reaction to Stevie. Such a lovely, lovely woman
I like what your wearing on your head. You remind me of flower child( pretty young women) from 60's and 70's Very cool. Great reaction to legendary Stevie Ray
Oh thank you! 😊
I was Lucky enough to see SRV live just 3 weeks before he was tragically killed in a helicopter crash .He was the best guitarist i ever saw . Joe Cocker opened the show just a great concert
One of the great Texas bluesmen, his brother Jimmy is quite good too...may he rest in peace.
Jimmy's still alive and kicking. Saw him once with his band The Fabulous Thunderbirds. Saw SRV twice, first time in 84. Magnificent, awe-inspiring performances.
Peak level musician
Thank you for a lovely, lovely reaction -
Thank you too!
I got to see in 3 X before he died and it was just magical. I remember buying that first album with double trouble and playing the hell out of it. He's got killer instrumentals but he also has killer songs with great singing and great structure and everything. Mary had a little lamb is a pretty fun take on the children's nursery rhyme. I personally prefer the studio version cuz that's what I heard on the radio and then on the record I bought, but it is really short and he's got a decent live performance of it for sure.
RIP Stevie
Best ever!
Loved your reaction! Thank you.
Thanks for watching!
Great reaction and u have beautiful eyes.
Thank you
Fantastic reaction, it is lovely to see someone who really appreciates music hear SRV for the first time. If you would like a suggestion for another SRV track I would suggest Life Without You, kive st the Capital theatre in Prosaic New Jersey. It really is a mind-blowing performance and shows Stevie with a slightly different sound.
Thank you! Will do!
Love your reaction 😊 One of the best!
Wow, Thank You😊
Stevie recorded Texas Flood in 3 days at,?Winslow Arizona house
Try: Life Without You by them.
Okay...
🍸🔥💪
In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth. And the earth was without form and darkness was upon the face of the deep. And God said, "Let there be light" .. and there was light. And the evening and the morning was the first day ...
And God said, "Let us make man in our image, after our likeness" ... So God created Stevie Ray Vaughan in the image of God he created. And then God created guitar and electricity; giving them unto Stevie Ray. And God said unto him, "Be fruitful, multiply and have dominion over all guitarists upon the earth."
And than God saw every thing he had made and it was very good. And the evening and the morning were the sixth day.
And on the seventh day, God blessed Stevie Ray Vaughan and ended his work which he had made and rested.
RIP Stevie Ray Vaughan
Amazing...
I like you reaction, and your look😂Peace from France✌️ PS: there are other great guitarists who will please you👍😂
Your eyes.. prettier than mine. Wow
Awhh, Thank you
*WARNING*: Watch with extreme caution! Cases of permanent stank face have been reported in conjunction with this video.