First listen to Stevie Ray Vaughan - Texas Flood (from Live at the El Mocambo) |REACTION|
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SRV is “The Goat”…Nobody, and I mean nobody will ever be better than SRV.
I love seeing your face when Stevie Ray puts the guitar behind his back and keeps playing. My favorite part.
He WAS the guitar, the guitar was a part of him. RIP Master!
Not only is he playing it behind his back, but he is also killing it behind his back
Well, you can clearly see why Stevie Ray is a demi god here in Texas. We even have a statue of him in Austin. Thank you for your reaction, and for appreciating his talent! 🤠🥳💯
Hell Yah...
Hope to get a chance to stand by his statue and have someone take a picture of me there. Can't stand next to the man but listening to his music and standing there is as close as I can hope to get. This performance is Magic. A master course on blues guitar. One of my favorite Stevie Ray Vaughan experiences.
Just found this reaction, as I’m always looking for folks falling in love with my pal’s talent. He was as kind, gentle and humble as he was talented. I hope you’ve checked out much more of his music. Great reaction! Donna G❤️
It never ceases to thrill me when a SRV newbie listens to Stevie Ray for the first time. First, they show surprise....then, a facial show of appreciation for his skill, and then, that big, wide, toothy grin of amazement....I think that's my favorite part. And after that, comes the freeked out look of absolute stupifaction when Stevie Ray throws his Strat around to his back and just fucking wails. Absolute bliss.
Welcome to the church of the dirty south ,Brother Stevie Ray is about to give your soul a baptism and take you to the absolute pinnacle of guitar.
If you don’t like the blues...you don’t have a soul! The man is the Greatest of the Greats. Including Jimi Hendricks.
Unfair to say. What passes as "blues" is probably what has tainted people like this. It takes something like seeing SRV (or BB King or Jimi) to get them the blues that matters.
SRV made guitar playing look effortless, he was in my opinion the G.O.A.T.. If you watch Voodoo Chile he makes that guitar cry and beg for mercy. His career was so short but the great part of the Internet there are many, many people who are discovering his greatness and appreciate what a GOAT he was, Great reaction.
No way....... No frickin way...... Yeah that's what we all said LoL 🤭 We Are Legion ✌️♥️
Anyone want to tell him the unusual way Hendricks played his guitar ? 😲😁
Hehehe, I sort of expected that reaction ;-)
BB King is quoted saying, “I play the blues in sentences. Stevie Ray Vaughn plays in paragraphs.....” I saw him in concert a few months before he died. That group that he jammed with after the concert that night, all said that Stevie Ray was more than amazing while they were just playing for themselves.They all were in awe of him that night, then he got on the helicopter.......😞
Playing behind his back and singing without missing a note on the guitar.....a once in a lifetime talent, taken from us way too soon. SRV had a "feel" for the blues like no other and his technical skill on the guitar was unmatched. Nobody like him before or since he passed.
so very saddened STILL to this day by his passing yet so very grateful to have walked the earth in the time of Stevie Ray Vaughan. This performance ranks as one of the all time best live recordings ever.
Stevie was nicknamed The Master of the Stratocaster for a reason. To see the full swing of this man you need to see any live show of his cover of Voodoo child and then Lenny. I believe Life without You at the capital theater has the most unbelievable guitar swap ever. His guitar tech was awesome. Also Stevie with Albert King - blues at sunrise. Student and Mentor swapping back and forth, too cool
Flash black in time. Loved it
Dude, Stevie is not just playing blues it is an amalgamation of several genres of music, plus his voice. Please keep that in mind.
I love Stevie. Thanks for watching and reacting.
"Life Without You" live at Capitol theater is my favorite performance by SRV. Written after his friend passed.
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Blues is the root of rock and roll, many famous rock songs are based on old blues tunes, Stevie was one of the very best blues men ever to pick up a guitar
I love the way he steps forward to the microphone, then decides to play a little longer…he’s music is just too sweet. RIP beloved Stevie Ray Vaughan. I don’t quite understand how anyone can NOT love the blues, but that’s me. ❤️love to everyone!
Double Trouble is a legendary backing duo. Their ability to watch Stevie and keep up with the changes was amazing. They almost never played with a set list, and Stevie never played the same song the same way twice. They just had to hold that pocket tight and keep up. And they were amazing at it.
Actually, he stepped forward to step on his pedal board
Your reaction to SRV was priceless.They say his playing is like Rage without the Anger.
Without the blues rock and roll doenot exist
That's Pure TEXAS Soul right there... We Miss You Stevie..
You have now been changed, you will never be the same man after seeing and hearing SRV.
I was lucky enough to see SRV four times.
First time, I swear, it was almost a religious experience.
I actually teared up watching him play.
Holy shit right? If you don't like the blues after that, you probably don't have a heartbeat. Best blues performance ever in my opinion and many others I'm sure. God I miss his exitance on this planet so much. "Little Wing" live will blow you away. Always reduces me to tears, as do many of his works, I confess. We'll keep you alive forever, Stevie. 😢💙 ☮️ To all.
He's playing his guitar with one hand at times and behind his back and also Singing !!!! there are other videos where he plays with his teeth too.
SRV ~ 🎸🐐 THE goat of all goats
That's not sweat. He's oozing cocaine, bourbon and soul. 😅
**Life Without You at Capitol Theater **
**Voodoo Child at Starwood Theater in Nashville**
Stevie was into CHASING THE DRAGON.
Saw this man play 3 times (as I live in Dallas, Texas). What can I say...it gets HOT IN TEXAS! Cried the day he died as I was in the hospital waiting for the birth of my first born. RIP.
This is just one of many. Live is the way to get the full impact of SRV!
I have seen about 8 or more of the best ever guitar players in the world live SRV is my favorite one
""Mary had a little lamb",Austin,LIVE! You must always WATCH SRV...He had EVERY TRICK IN THE BOOK!!! Also,"LENNY" from El Macombo.JAZZ ON STEROIDS...UNIQUE!!!
You havent even scratched the surface yet, Stevies got many more great songs with killer solos, this song here is a Hendrix cover as well as VOODOO CHILD and so many more.
Yes, the guitar is his second voice! Well said. He moves people in a very deep way
I’ve watched a thousand reactions to this performance, and yours is probably my favorite.
You’ve got a great soul and I truly appreciated seeing every human emotion pass across your face.
You’ve got a great ear and understanding of what you’re hearing more deeply than most people.
Great job. ❤
SRV was the king of SWAG before anybody knew what SWAG was! The G.O.A.T!!!!
"Life without you"LIVE Capitol Center "Voodoo Chile" LIVE in Austin
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 wouldn't miss it. Sadly I will never have that opportunity.
They start listening with their head, then end up with a puddle of emotion in their heart.
Stevie used heavy steel gauge strings making his note bending so much more impressive.
Yes, I’m not aware of any other guitarists who use’s 13 gauge strings🔥
What makes it more mind-blowing is how high is action is set with those strings.
Rest in peace Stevie you are missed God calls back those who are his greatest angels
suitable amount of stink face , joy and amazement shown by you ......there is only one SRV ..enjoy
Thanks for letting us know this was unblocked
Yes, Daniel! Thank you for the heads-up, and for the great reaction to a legendary performance by SRV! So glad we get to see this one now!
Every time that I see this I applaud at the end. Such a great treasure.
Happy you enjoyed this so much Daniel! Actually got to see him perform at a small pub-stage in Sweden.
And the thing about the "behind back playing" isn't that he does it but HOW he does it 😍❤😍.
If you set your mind to it, you'll be able to play guitar behind your back too (maybe not as well though....)
Welcome to SRV. The GOAT
Hey, Daniel he is playing guitar behind his back!! Lmao Great reaction! That was fun! 🎸🎸🎸
He's a torch bearer for the Jimi Hendrix legacy
Texas Style ❤saw them many times back in the day..better concerts back then
The El Mocambo, better known as "the El-Mo", is a seedy old bar in Toronto's Chinatown, dating from 1948. It's not a big place, and before recent renovations, it reeked of old smoke, bourbon and sweat. Yet this little "hole" has seen performances by a huge array of great blues and rock musicians. Some stars got their careers rolling there, and many returned to soak in the vibes after they made it big. Once, in 1977, the Rolling Stones played there under a pseudonym, as "The Cockroaches." This surprise visit became notorious because the wife of Canada's Prime Minister was in the audience and started a brief affair with Mick Jagger, triggering a political scandal and a divorce. I've been there numerous times, and heard magical music by legendary musicians for the price of a few beers. The El-Mo is almost a sacred site of pilgrimage. Legend (unverified) has it that before the present building was built in 1910, the previous building was an informal music venue for Toronto's African-Canadians, beginning with American slaves who came up via the Underground Railway to freedom in Canada.
He was the greatest ever.
Srv is the MF’n ZUES of the guitar gods....good god....he makes those who don’t play guitar want to, and those who do, he makes them want to quit--staggering genius, who was discovered by John Hammond, who discovered: count Basie, billy holiday, Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen, and a couple others i can’t remember, but Stevie was his last great discovery (John Hammond was a very, very special person);....anyway, so was Stevie, a MONSTER talent/genius/godhead mofo, and , AND an incredible humble, and kind man, he helped MANY people get sober those last, four sober years of his life, non-famous “normal” citizens he’d meet and became friends with as his AA meetings, and famous ppl too, like Bonnie raitt....Stevie was just too good for this karma earth, god bless him....anyway, great reaction
You know who took Stevie's place? Nobody else does either.
Where did this come from... Thought it was blocked....
Never have I enjoyed the use of the word " FRICK" as I have during your reaction! Great stuff!
I seen him 4 times when he would finish a show sweat would drip off his gutair
He is the GOAT
The El Mocambo (in Toronto, Canada) has hosted such greats as the Rolling Stones.
Your watching the best there ever was!!
It's probably been said a million times, but here's to a million and one: you have to check out Voodoo Chile ("Voodoo Child") live too. People who know a lot more about music than I do have said he's the only one to have ever done Jimi justice with his covers. Spoiler alert: on the first verse he twangs the guitar to match his vocals so it kind of sounds like they're singing a duet. In some performances it's more pronounced than in others; it's been said that on stage he never played a song exactly the same way twice. I've also heard that the "wah-wah pedal" he used had belonged to Jimi and was given to him by Jimi's family. What an awesome honour that was!
He used to sleep with his guitar when he was a kid.🔥🔥
Stevie once said if I start to think about what I,m playing. I start to lose it. That's the sign of a true musician. Playing straight from the soul
Now that you have lost your Vaughanginity, find his version of Vodoo Chile live at Austin!
I was at this show, second table from the front .life changing!
Your a very good music commentator. Thank you for that. GREAT JOB.
Voodoo chili.
Right about now, Jimi and Stevie are laughing their asses off -
“How the hell?!“ Exactly.☺️
You are blessed to even, take the time out to feature him..He touches your soul, A God given talent, shared with the world, for a short period on earth..peace love ,much happiness 🙏❤️
Daniel, digging yout style, bro,i see you reaction in your face,,,and knowing your christain i wont offend you be saying f--k yeah
Wise way beyond your years!
I still get chills. Glad you do too young guns!
You should also look at Joe Bonamassa not only because of his incredible blue/rock guitar playing but also his approach to the music business. He has not only built his own independent brand on the internet, he has helped many other young musicians get a start and helped restart other established musicians careers.
B.B. King said " I play in sentences, Stevie plays in paragraphs !"
🏝🇬🇺👏🏽🔥 u brought a tear to my eye young buck👏🏽🔥👏🏽🔥🇬🇺🏝
He was better than Hendrix! Had he lived, everyone would know that!
THE SWEAT POURS OUT HIS BODY LIKE THE MUSIC THAT HE PLAYS!
KId that was awesome!! Thank you so much! You totally get his genious!!
RIP Stevie Ray!
And them are 13 gauge strings he is bending like they are 8s.
Great stuff !! Sorely miss, SRV !!
Srv is the goat!!!!
Or the sky is crying is good really good
He alway's did that. If you worked at it you could do it. BUT be ready to really work at it. STEVIE RAY WORKED AT IT EVERY DAY FOR 7 HOURS 7 DAYS A WEEK 365 DAY'S A YEAR.
Mentioning the "Two Voices" aspect of this song is interesting when you also consider what you said about needing to learn more about the "Blues" genre. One of the "trademarks", if you will, of blues music is referred to as "call and response". The singer sings a phase or "calls" in his "voice" and then the guitar "responds" back to him in its "voice". If you explore blues music, you'll hear a hundred thousand examples of it, it is that ingrained in the style. Hope you take my free lesson and run with it. You won't be disappointed, but you will probably never see a performance like this from anyone else, he is that special. The GOAT, RIP!
It all started with the Blues
Ps...you're a blues man now,your expression was priceless whenheput theax behind his back.
One of his influences was Hendrix. Can't believe you didn't like the blues. He left this world to soon. Gotta play more blues please.
TX LEGEND
Congratulations, you are definitely in the SRV stanky face club. He was the best.
WAY!YA'LL!
B B King once said about SRV “playing the blues was like being black twice SRV missed on both but I never noticed?”
GOAT! That is all.
He was the gunslinger
His band “double trouble” was friggin phenomenal, they sound plain at first, but when Stevie gets going, and speeds up/slows down/whatever, they are ON it like, it’s sick, they are on every change of timing down to a fraction of a second, like a micron....double trouble is crazy amazing,,...u gotta listen for a while to realize how great they are cuz Stevie steals the show...but damn, diy ke trouble will earn the f out of ur respect, especially in 1985, they added a keyboardist/piano player, and shit just got WILD
You just became a Blues lover.
B.B.King called him the greatest guitarist he's ever seen. There's all kinds of videos with them together.
If you like guitars ,you should check out Jeff Healey .He went blind at 1 year old. He is one of the best guitar player you will ever here.Check out As the years go passing by or See the light.
Nice to get to see this one at last 🙂