Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble - Tightrope (Live From Austin, TX)
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- Stevie Ray Vaughan performing "Tightrope" live in Austin, TX
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Lyrics:
Caught up in a whirlwind can't catch my breath
Knee deep in hot water broke out in a cold sweat
Can't catch a turtle in this rat race
Feels like I'm losin' time at a breakneck pace
Afraid of my own shadow in the face of grace
Heart full of darkness spotlight on my face
There was love all around me but I was lookin' for revenge
Thank God it never found me would have been the end
walkin' the tightrope steppin' on my friends
Walkin' the tightrope (it) was a shame and a sin
Walkin' the tightrope between wrong and right
Walkin' the tightrope both day and night
Lookin' back in front of me in the mirror's a grin
Through eyes of love I see I'm really lookin' at a friend
We've all had our problems that's the way life is
My heart goes out to others who are there to make amends
We've been walkin' the tightrope tryin' to make it right
Walkin' the tightrope every day and every night
Walkin' the tightrope bring it all around
Walkin' the tightrope from the lost to found
Walkin' the tightrope stretched around the world
Walkin' the tightrope save the boys and girls
Walkin' the tightrope let's make it right
Walkin' the tightrope do it do it tonight
Walkin' the tightrope
#StevieRayVaughan #Rock #Tightrope
For me this is SRV at his absolute peak. Playing his heart out with a smile on his face and clean from drugs. One of the very best guitarists ever.
Alex Lloyd I agree completely. I saw SRV 6-7 times and it’s fantastic he got clean and showed us the rest of his magic. His playing here is superb and there is such an amazing message of redemption and hope for the human condition.
Yep, one of the best. He was at his absolute best here, totally clean and playing beautifully. My God, what he could've accomplished.
Pretty sure he was the best. He could effortlessly, perfectly blister anything he played. Wow how bad do I miss this guy....life cut tragically short.
Sure his playing was a little bit neater here but some of the most incredible came from pre rehab srv before October 86. Especially voodoo child.
One of the very best ??? THE VERY BEST !!!!!!!!!!!
SRV wasn't just a guitar player, he was an antennae picking up a signal from a higher power and relaying it to the rest of us.
Amen to that !
Beautifully said! I always said: He doesn't play guitar - he is the guitar!
you know a musician's good when the live version is better than the studio version
Exactly
Amen!
I didmt get blessed to see him live but TH-cam is telling me he is so much more wild live, truly a master of his craft. Played every live show like it was his last
So true, Stevie is amazing!
That is truth men.
I'm two years older than Stevie, so I've seen/heard a lot of guitar players over the years. Thirty years after his death, he's still the best I've ever seen.
This man’s career ended on a spectacular high note. He was clean, sober and looked happy and healthy. Was writing great new material and never sounded better. People mourn his loss, but I looked at Stevie’s life as a real Triumph. Stevie turned his life around and beat the odds and came out on top against very tough circumstances. We love and miss you!!!
I came here to say the same exact thing. The difference in him between El Mocambo and ACL is so clear - his playing was better than ever after he sobered up. It brings tears to my eyes every time I see his live stuff. What a treasure he was and his music continues to be.
Amen! Just wish he’d been here longer 😢
Great comment....totally agree.....
well put mate
Was at the last show at Alpine Valley. We didn’t know until the next of his tragic death.
I never hear people talk about how good of a singer SRV was. Yes, he was an awesome and unique guitar player. But his voice is amazing. The timbre, control, texture-- what a musical powerhouse this guy was.
I was just thinking the same thing. To be able to play like that, plus singing with that monster voice on top of it... other worldly talent.
His voice rivals his guitar prowess.
I think I am always so blown away by his guitar playing then he sings and I am thinking “oh yea I love his singing” but it’s just too much talent at one time. It’s just mind blowing to process. His voice is wonderful I enjoy every second I am listening to it
So so true. Of all the guitar gods, Stevie had the best voice. Clapton had a nice voice. Eddie Van Halen had a thin backing type voice. Jimi had a distinctive voice for sure. Jimmie Page no voice at all. Townsend nice backing type voice. SRV could have been a successful blues singer EVEN IF HE DID NOT PLAY GUITAR!
I was listening to an SRV song back around 1989 or so and my 50’s era mom thought it was Ray Charles singing.
Y'all, let's not forget the only keyboard/organ player that could hang with the otherworldly SRV. Mr. Reese Wynans. Most people never understand how much he added to the overall sound. He filled in the gaps so Stevie could soar!
When they added Reese the band lost its bite. All due respect to Reese but double trouble sounded much better as a trio IMO
"I thought they sounded fine without me" Reese winans
@@Blakeprice567 I respectfully disagree. I think Reese' playing compliments SRV's perfectly. He really fills in the high end perfectly. I love when guitar and keyboards compliment each other.
Unbelievable how Reese plays eyes closed he knows where every key is and plays effortlessly 👍
And he is still strutting his stuff with Joey B!
For the uninitiated, this is Austin City Limits. They put the very best music on PBS to be viewed for free for its own sake. Thanks to viewers like you.
Yeah. And h o u r s of that lame o Henry Louis Gates ancestry Chazz. NO thanks.....
Austin City Limits ! Must see TV at its finest
Nobody comes close to this man, nobody
I agree, mate. Just had my first born son, three weeks ago, named him Vaughan 😎
No autotune, no ridiculous effects - just a master with ridiculously thick guitar strings kicking ass and taking names. absolutely love it at the beginning of the solo when he yells "Yeah!" you know he's gonna just blow your mind. Rave on SRV
I said the same thing..when he slid back...I said..Oh Hell he's about to take us to Church....
Yessssssss! 1:22.
Chills every time.
Have you ever seen Mary Had A Little Lamb and Leave My Little Girl Alone from this show. More and more of the same mind blowing one of kind performance. He got sober and was playing and singing his best. Such a tragedy. There will never be another like him. So cool with that Texas feel.
Yeah, his guitar was an extension of the body... Stevie used the soul to modulate the blues! Greetings from Brazil
It's the SRV ..'War Cry"
I saw Stevie at The Orpheum in Boston in October '84. About a third of the way into the show the microphone cut out mid song. Instead of stopping, he and the band just kept playing and jammed for about 5-10 minutes while the stage crew fixed it...at this pace too not some slow jam. When the mic was fixed they slid back into the song seamlessly and kept going. Absolutely amazing. I'll never forget it. He was the greatest.
Great story! Appreciate you sharing with us, Gerard!
Class
Stevie was truly on fire that night.
Holy shit! Absolutely NOBODY could play that good!
He's the GOAT
My DAD thinks he can play as good as Stevie but he is no we’re close!
Well, no fucking human could play that good. Stevie was from another fuckin' planet...probably the same planet as Jimi. LOL
He must have never put that axe down. That is NOT the skill of someone who makes themselves practice a little everyday.
Yeah holy fucking shit ... That's damn right
still blows me away in 2024!!!🤘
The first solo is jus ripping!
You can teach someone to play the guitar, but you can’t teach him how to feel it. It’s either there or it’s not Stevie was blessed with both. You are missed❤️
This Austin City limits show he did in 1989 was otherwordly. He was on another plane that night. His playing just tears right through you. Your left shaking and crying at the same time. It's hard to believe another human can play like that. We are so so blessed to have his music. If I live to be a hundred, I'll never get over his death. God bless you all who love him as much as I do.
Well said, couldn't have said it better myself!!! I have been listening to him for forty years and still not tired of his music
Gotta love a guy who treats strangers as friends. He was an old soul....
That austin city limits show was on about 3 months ago. I taped it.
my two favorite shows ever were held here #1 SRV #2 EJ
The original airing of this did not televise this song. In order of appearance in the original airing was:
House Is Rockin
Leave My Little Girl Alone
Cold Shot
Crossfire
Riviera Paradise
Little Thing(Duet with WC Clark)
Take Me to the River(everyone)
Those listed is songs originally aired with SRV. Keep in mind, it was for WC Clark’s 50th birthday celebration
You can recreate the sound, you can recreate the licks, but you can never recreate the stage presence of a legend!
Early Cuyler I would argue that you can’t recreate his sound. His tone is in the hands! I truly believe that. That’s his signature sound that only he can make. Everything else I’m with you.
Good luck on that....albert King is pretty close but the sound no....the feel no. Since his passing I've heard no one come even close. Kids his ability to communicate with his instrument was his super power. Might as well give him a cape.😸😸🍻
Or the Soul he was one of a kind an sorely missed
For those of you who say it’s impossible to recreate SRV’s tone, you should check out Matthew Scott’s videos like “That Voodoo Chile Tone” and others, he’s damn near exactly the same.
Well said
I used to have to spend weekends with my dad, who was divorced from my mom. I was at his house one miserable weekend, when I stayed up late and by chance, caught this performance on TV. Just an amazing memory, one that elevated me out of my miserable childhood. Was just a kid, and didn’t know who he was, but was so mesmerized by his performance. Had no clue that another human could be so talented at something. Still to this day, I will watch this performance, and am brought back to the amazement I felt as a kid. No matter whether you like his music or not, you can’t do anything but appreciate the obscene amount of talent he had. Sometimes humans take an art form and elevate it to something godlike. Truly a sight to behold.
I couldn't agree more
One night my infant son was unsettled in his bed. I got him up just as this show started. We both sat on the floor and watched for the entire hour. Whatever it was Stevie had, it was able to reach everybody on their own terms. It seems he put everything he had into every note that he played.
@@robertstone1409 Stevie would have loved this.
It's your life..make the best of it...
It's your life...make the most of it.
Sweet baby Jesus on a motorbike -
that final solo tho. Step back kids & educate yourself something. ✋🏽😔
🤣🤣🤣 That "Sweet baby Jesus" line made me LOL. My father-in-law is from Kentucky and this morning we were on the phone talking about country sayings. I'll have to share this one with him, quicker than a cat on a hot tin roof.
@@livelovelogic777 Quicker than a 'minner' can swim a dipper! 😂
You can tell me you like other artists more- that's cool. You can tell me you prefer other SRV tunes- I dig. You can tell me he's done more melodic solos or deeper emotional grooves or whatever- I love you for it. However- for me- this is the 5 minutes in all of eternity, for which the guitar was invented. All stringed instruments throughout history envy the Strat we see here as it reaches the pinnacle of musical magic in the hands of the ultimate wizard.
My only regret so far in life?
Being too young to hear this guy live...
PJ hey, I wasn’t even born when he died...
@@patrickbbale i was born 12 years after he died fuck
@@frankwaters2510 lol same
I had tickets to see him one month before he was killed. Never got to see him. Me and my friends were devastated. 16 years old and your hero suddenly in a helicopter crash. Wow!!
I had the privilege of seeing him three times. Once from the front row. It was something I won't forget. Lake Compunce 87, 88, 90 th-cam.com/video/ySXq7MEZJDc/w-d-xo.html
There will never be anyone, and I mean anyone, that can play with this type of swagger again. This is something you can only achieve once in a lifetime. He played with such accuracy and groove that you can only breed from the great state of Texas. Long live the name of Stevie Ray Vaughan.
Right on!
Stu Mackenzie has quite a bit of swagger
People for get how great Stevie ray was but I'm 55 still no one close to him today unfortunately another great Musician who left this world to early
Stevie's war cry at about 1:20 ....awesome
Joshua Munkeby Lolol I made that Exact same comment about the “war cry” lolol
The main solos is no doubt brilliant but the outro solo is from another world.
Gives me goosebumps. He knows he's about to unleash some unearthly, pick of destiny shit.
@@memphisflyer8574 Exactly!!
2:04 is the killer "neck cutter" lick... SRV is a total warrior to this day...
There will be countless Stevie tribute guitarist for the years to come, and some may do his style justice, or even play his songs note for note, but I don't believe anyone will EVER come close to playing with the same raw expression, intensity, aggression, passion, and electrifying energy that emanated from his body. That's just something you just cant fake or imitate. There will never be another Stevie. He was beyond a guitarist, He was a fucking force of nature, and blues prophet that the world may never see the likes of again.
Great comment. He was absolutely amazing
You are right he felt every note he played. Never be another stevie ray vaughan. Never
We will never.
When I listen to SRV and Double Trouble so do my neighbors!
You can't help it. Blastin dancin screamin. SRV that's when life is good
That a boy Robert!! Awesome!
Let me be your neighbor 😁
Mine too. Sometimes they love it so much they call the police to come and listen also!
Thats the only way to hear Stevie's music- loud as hell!
Stevie came down from another planet, left us rocking...and then took off back home. Thanks Mr. Vaughan.
This guy plays better live than he does with perfect studio tracks. This guy's music is so good live, I don't want to hear his studio tracks. Best guitarist who ever lived.
This has to be SRV's zenith. NEVER BETTER. Just simply freaking mind-blowing with TWO solos. What a player. My fave of all time.
1:19 Man, Stevie was FEELING that groove!..I felt that groove!.. My neighbors felt that groove!
I hear you!! I felt that groove!! The people on the opposite side of the planet felt that groove!! Dead people felt that groove!! Life forms in other galaxies and solar systems felt that groove!! God (whatever that means, exactly) felt that groove!! Did I miss anyone?? LOL.
Oh yeah... inanimate objects (like walls and guitars, for example) felt that groove!! I think that covers it. :OD
Martians felt that groove!
Generations not born yet felt that groove!
@@bookguitarguy hahahha
@@lancelittleton9802 yesssasss
YOU DO NOT TEACH WHAT HE'S GOT PURE GIFT FROM GOD
Yes he made a deal with God at the crossroad. Miss him.
Michael Littlewood he didn’t but ok
Once in a generation talent
Well that totally diminishes the dedication to his craft, hundreds of thousands of hours practicing, studying his heroes, immersing himself in an artform, a gruelling life on the road. He just got zapped by God and, Hey Presto! Virtuoso! No, he did it all himself with a "little" help from his friends, and that is a far better story.
I agree and I don't even believe in god..
Monster tone, monster player..... God bless srv
This performance is just absolutely amazing, tone, presence, feel, dexterity, passion, just an absolute master at what he did, this is my personal favourite and what a solo, wow.
R.I.P Mr Vaughan.
Beyond words how great that performance was
Which solo?!? Both are incredible, I absolutely love this live version
If this song doesn’t make you get up and groove I just don’t think you’re conscious. Hot damn What a badass!
Let's not forget how tight Chris Layton and Tommy Shannon (Double Trouble) are too. That in the pocket groove is out of this world.... just sublime.
The only person that could've handled that overdriven push during the solo is Stevie. Amazing.
I’m surprised that Strat didn’t burst into flames!! I thought I saw fucking smoke.
I had all his stuff on cassette. I just went and downloaded Greatest Hits Vol 1 and 2 for my ipod. RIP my brother Texan.
Rest in Peace the great Stevie Ray😎
Of all versions of tightrope he’s done, this one speaks to me. It’s his best to me. The body language of a master guitarist who can’t wait to tear into his solo.
This is so insanely powerful, the guitar sound, the voice, the focus, the savage sequence of notes, and the brutality how he attacks them with those huge hands. There are no words to describe the feeling you get out of this. if there was no videos to prove this kind of playing, no one would believe that someone could play like this. SRV, we will be missing you for centuries.
Damn he was on fire this night...and that's saying a lot when speaking of SRV.
Another Legend gone but his music live forever RIP SRV❤. 🦅
Haley here I'm 65 and I've been scence day one Stevie Ray is # 1 in my book,love it
"you can play with the same srv intensity, but for only about 20 seconds, then your arm cramps up, and you got nothing" - John Mayer
Even more so on 13s
I do 21 seconds and be in hospital for 6 months
That sounds about right.
Awesome quote ...
@@thedukeofearl79 that's so true. people don't realize how much thick those strings are. i've been playing on 12s for months and still i can't imagine playing more than a couple of srv songs on them. can only imagine what 13s can do to your fingers
Absolutely Hands Down The Best Ever.
Others Really Don't Compare they just Don't.
No truer words have been spoken.
Damn rigjht
John mayer does
@@raphalfonso Now that is a good one...very funny.
I'm sorry I still think it's Hendrix.
Roses are red
Violets are blue
When I listen to Stevie Ray Vaughan
My neighbors do too
Makes me cry,seen his last concert alpine valley, UNBELIEVABLE!!!❤️❤️😭
Show me somebody alive today that could even play that dam song. Steve was magical.
Gary Clark Jr, but obviously not as good
Billy Gibbons...
@@richardallen1253 perhaps he could "play" it but wouldn't give it justice. Totally different style than SRV, that's why I said Gary Clark Jr. He can recreate that sound better than any other guitarist alive in my opinion
As someone who didn't get to experience this type of music a whole lot while growing up, I am so glad I found this now. This was recorded in the year I was born and I'm just seeing it now smh. Watching him rock that solo was like nothing I've ever seen.
Im 15 and Im happy to be born in the year I was, so much easier for youngins like myself to hear all this music, easier to learn on guitar these days, people like him are the reason that guitar is living on, blues appeals to all ages, its great, me and my band play this, we get crowds of kids come into see us rock the entire music department, sure is fun.
Dylan Maxwell hell yea yall go make stevie pround
@@realtreefordman My bestfriend died a day or two after making that comment, I play "Life without you" in honor for him now, he had landed upside down at a MotoX competition and broke both his Femurs, after some brainswelling it was decided that turning off life support was the only option they had left for him, he had always told me that if he were stuck in a hospital bed unable to speak or move that he would want it turned off, I never got to go see him and say goodbye, his funeral was yesterday, they had it at the track that he was killed on, over 200 people showed up to celebrate his life, he had just turned 16 a little over a month ago, it wasnt open casket but I did get to write a message on his coffin, after that they put his coffin in the back of a Pickup truck, we call them Utes here in New Zealand, then they drove him around the track one last time so that he could finish the lap he never got to complete. Hurts that I never got to say goodbye, but I have people to support me during this tough time, atleast theres that. I have also put a "912" sticker (his MotoX number) on my guitar pickguard so that I can always remember him. RIP Nick Adams, January 3rd 2003 - Febuary 24th 2019. i.stuff.co.nz/sport/motorsport/110930754/young-motocross-rider-dies-after-auckland-championships-crash
@@dylanmaxwell9993 Thats so awful... At least it happened doing what he was passionate about, if i were to die this age id want it to be doing what i love.Ive heard some freestyle riders say youre not a true rider until youve broken a femur... Amazing how you have blues band. I dont think theres a kid in my school thats heard of SRV.
@@bensblues Thats really a shame, only a few kids have heard of SRV in my highschool (We call it college over here) before we introduced them to it, also yeah :(, he was always breaking things, I flagged on and off for him and managed the crash lights a few times and you would always hear his name over the radio, I have a sticker of his rider number and a RIP slogan under his name and rider number, its in the same place the SRV logo is located on Stevies Number one (The guitar in the video)
My god, he just destroys BOTH of those solos. I will catch crap for writing this, but I stand behind it: SRV was the absolute best. I can't see the phenomenal greats that I LOVE like Clapton, Page, Hendrix, Jeff Healey, etc. playing anything close to this. Obviously no slight on those incredible legends. Just saying how Stevie was the Gold Standard in my very humble opinion.
I agree!
These are all great guitarists that you mentioned, these are the best of the best. Stevie was simply from another planet. His talent unmatched.
Mine too as far as Gold standard. Truly remarkable.
Don't forget Angus!! That being said Stevie was my idol! Man aren't we blessed to live in a Time when we had the best music and musicians ever in all of time. We didn't have cell phones and some of us didn't have cable. But by God we had the rock and roll covered for sure
Stevie could play everything they played, but I don't think any of them could play an entire set like Stevie.
Like, physically, I don't think their hands, arms, and fingers could endure playing a full set with Stevie's strings, action, and intensity.
holy shit, ive never been a blues fan but i just discovered this song and damn is it amazing
Check out Johnny Winter and Rory Gallagher as well👍
@@theherbpuffer no
Welcome to a great genre!
That battle cry going into the solo! 1:21
Stevie is so damn good, it never ceases to amaze me the flow out of his hands directly into that guitar. Truly the greatest to have ever done it!
This guy and Elvis, two people as a kid I ignored and now I realize how overly awesome they were
Better later than never my friend!
ignored elvis but not this guy
I hated him as a kid but now his guitar is tattooed on my forearm and I learned every single one of his songs on guitar lol.
Check out Rory Gallagher
Had the pleasure of meeting Stevie a couple of times. Once in a large club (The Moonshadow) in Atlanta, once at Lakewood Amphitheater (also Atlanta) about 3 weeks before he got killed. Such a nice, humble cat both times. God, he was fantastic! Cried for 2 days after that helo crash. Still miss him to this day.
No man has graced us with this kind of talent since his passing. Mayer is great and all and appreciated but he’s not at this level yet.
Awesome! Looks so healthy!
Stevie could always play (and sing) but this night in Austin he was absolutely on Fire!!
How is his timing so tight? Man I wish I could play in the pocket like him
For all his talent, I think you touched on the piece that impresses me the most. His licks and tone are amazing of course, but his timing is simply incredible. He makes it seem so easy too-the sign of a true master!
Practice practice practice, at least early on.
I'm 68 and this is definitely the best solo I've ever heard .
Makes us cry knowing when this was recorded he was on the path to being sober,hence the Album "IN STEP". Can only imagine what greatness the band would have created.My husbands favorite player.
wasn't just on the path. he was actually completely clean by this time. had been clean for well over a year by the time of this show (Oct 1989)
@@Hal-k8p Being clean and sober one is always on the path.
@@francinecorry633 It is not black and white like that. Depends on the person.
@@Hal-k8p Nevermind
@@Hal-k8p SMH Nevermind
Nobody made Pentatonic sound that good! Ever! Writing and Singing is hugely underrated! Phenomenal! RIP GOAT!
David Gilmour ain't bad either, two distinctly different styles. Both without peers.
@@jimramsdell3729 srv was viceral
There have been so many great guitarists throughout time, but there has only been, and ever will be, one SRV. I don't think anyone will ever be able to truly capture his sound and style the way he did.
Lookin' sleek, healthy, happy. And playing smooth, easy, perfect. I'm so glad he had a few really good years at the end. Gone but never forgotten, sweet Texas bluesman. RIP
Clapton said it's like he had an open channel and is playing like I cannot
Clapton also said he had to think where his solos were going! Unlike stevie where he knew exactly what was going to play.
@3:40 the most "INSANE GUITAR STRING BEND" in the history of guitar EVER!!!!!!! and with such passion and authority.
Way to own it, Stevie!
That FUZZ tone in the solo!
Stevie used a FUZZ FACE for it
Fuck!
Pedro Roberto Moraes I’m pretty sure he used a combination of both a fuzz face and an Octavia
pretty sure that tone comes from the Marshall he's playing thru
GrogNerd maybe,but Stevie was always known for only going up to 6 on his amps post-in step, so it had to been his pedals as he didn’t touch his amp
I know there’s a lot of great guitar players past and present, but Stevie though, in my opinion, was and is the best!! Watching him play never gets old!
Amen
I completely agree but if you like this style of playing listen to Philip Sayce. Great Hard Blues player you’ll love him.
He is my favorite he was a very special and gifted musician and a very humble person rip stevie
There are lots of fast guitarists, but no one has his feel, his soul, his touch, his cool, his ... heck, I don't know what it is, but he is the best ever.
Some people just have "the stuff", and SRV is definitely one of those. His rhythm, technique, tone, everything guitar-wise is amazing. And I think he probably hated his singing more than anyone ever could. It's not bad at all tho. Then his actual story and history of alcoholism and drugs... He's an absolute legend. I've had the honor of hugging his statue in Austin.
There is no ''best ever''.
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I agree completely
@@MontyCantsin5 true but this is just other worldly
doesn't get any better than this. Goosebumps.
I used to think I was a half decent guitar player but that came crashing down to earth after seeing Stevie playing the guitar light years ahead of anything I could ever play. Behind his F*****g. Back. Unbelievable
This is ludicrous. And he's playing in this way effortless. Like a walk in the park. One the greatest musician ever
His solo at 3:30, absolutely fantastic! This particular version is one of my all-time favorites. Thanks for reuploading this live performance again to youtube.
RIP SRV. You were taken to soon. Tragic.
Stevie gettin' as savage as ever here. But man, Tommy Shannon layin' it DOWN during that second solo. No matter who you are, you are only as good as your rhythm section.
Dam go Stevie he looks happy there with his idol,RIP 🙏🕯️ Stevie,and Albert 🙏🕯️
Wrong video, sorry
I'm a guitarist. 58 , started at 11. I'm ok, it fills the void... the second solo on this is just classic...fucking wicked, real, talented, inner vibe, music teaks the face when making music....
The way he talks to the guitar at the beginning of the first solo gives me chills as a guitar player. Am I alone?
I don't play. Just tinker. But, he was amazing. You know what your doing, so, I'm sure you can relate to him. ✌
I thought the first solo was the greatest one. Then I listened to the second one 🤟🏽🤟🏽🤟🏽🤟🏽🤟🏽🤟🏽🤟🏽
The guy made it look so easy. SRV’s guitar was merely an extension of his body and soul. It was effortless to him.. All these years later, there has never been another one like him. We miss you Stevie!!
An artist of the highest order. Stunning!
The guy was just a Beast! King of the Beasts!
There is no question SRV is one of the many great guitar players. The real deal here (imho) is the lyrics. The lyrics of this song talking about him getting sober, and him looking back on it is the real story here. The music pulls it together for a perfect package for him to tell his journey. RIP SRV!! We love you!!
Looks like Christmas came early this year, boys and girls!
This video has been "goone" from Y.T for a long time, Finally some uploaded it. Just love his second solo. Seen it so many times. Never get tired of it...(-:
This may be Stevie Ray's best performance on video! The intensity cannot be matched. I've seen this performance for so many years now and it still amazes me and brings tears to my eyes....tears of joy! Bless you SRV!
That's the best solo tone of any guitar player I've ever heard. Stevie never sounded better than here in my opinion.
Absolutely moving
Nahhh, the solo goes beyond my deepest imagination. CRAZY
I miss him its like receiving a call from an old friend
Don’t let Stevie’s spectacular playing let you forget about Double Trouble layin it down behind him. This is def their most funky jam.
I was friends with Stevie Ray in the beginning until the end after rehab it was a blessing to see him come back and perform and write the way he did God I miss him rest in peace my friend your music will never be equaled DHS ROY
DOES NOT GET MUCH BETTER.......SRV IS IN A CLASS BY HIMSELF AMAZING GUITARIST......
Nobody can play like this anymore.
Actually nobody will ever be half as good as this anymore
Takes me back to August 31st 1985, saw him at Commodore Ballroom in Vancouver, unforgettable show, front row, Stevie standing right on our table, sweat dripping off him giving 110% ...Truly one of a kind performer.
nobody will ever be as cool as Stevie Ray Vaughan playing the guitar.. RIP SRV 🎸
Listen to that tone, dumble steel string singer with a tube screamer and a fuzz face alongside the greatest blues guitarist of all time with a set of 13s one his number one
Stevie Ray was a Master of his craft. Hands down the best guitar 🎸 player of all time.the Goat!!
I was so fortunate to catch ahold of this shooting star from the beginning. I'm still not over his departure, but I have resolved to see him kept alive in our hearts and minds