Jimmie Vaughan’s son comes into a Guitar Center in Texas with two bona fide TH-cam guitar stars and GC employee tells them to turn it down. No commentary necessary.
I kinda understand the employees, Jimmie Vaughan is not that famous, his son is quite unknown unless you are deep into the Vaughan brothers rabbit hole, and Mimi and Pedal Pawn aren't that big on YT, so from the employees' perspective, they're just 3 people that are playing too loud.
When you guys come home I've got a cool strat you can buy off me. It was once owned by David Gilmore, Eric Clapton once played an E major chord twice on it, Brian May saw it in a shop window, its made from alder that once grew in a forest and maple that also was once a tree. Its painted sonic blue but it was the last Tin of sonic blue paint they had left in the factory that day. Its Rosewood fingerboard was cut from a tree that then went on to become a chess set for the sultan of Brunei. Oh it sounds amazing too. The pickups were hand wired by someone that new someone that new a guy that once new a lady that once brushed passed a guy that once saw Jimi Hendrix. We can talk about it when you get back
El año pasado vino a Argentina Tyrone y dio dos shows en Buenos Aires, fue muy amable en compartir el espacio del camarin con todo el resto de los musicos locales que lo acompañaron , (incluso conmigo mismo que solo estaba como invitado). Me gusto que se junten tambien con Katona que es un musico tremendo, gracias x este video!!!!
I met Jimmy and Kim when the Fabulous Thunderbirds played the famous Double Door (now, sadly gone) in Charlotte around ‘85, right before ‘Tuff Enuff’ was as released. They played it that night. They were so cool and laid back. Just a couple of super nice regular guys, who brought it when they got onstage. A few months after, that song was everywhere and the guys became virtually household names.
My father turned me on to SRV around 1991 with "COULDN'T STAND THE WEATHER" and I was quite close to Stevie's crash site after he left his final gig in 1990 when I was eight going on nine years old in Milwaukee; it didn't really hit me until delving deep into guitar and when I saw Jimmie and Stevie playing "PIPELINE" from a dear friend's VHS cassettes and really immersed myself into The Blues, seeing those two Texan Boys showing unlimited love for not only each other, but with guitars made me weep. About twice a year, I get absolutely shit-faced drunk and convince myself to watch the Vaughan Brothers doing their thing. My only Brother is older than I am by around three years and he's a leftie just getting into guitar over the past two years or so; the will and eagerness of sincerity for the sacred instrument makes me feel like Jimmie and Stevie were absolutely onto something that no one else can touch, but can simply observe in its amazingness.
I just bought, yesterday "on Xmas day," a Jimmy Vaughan MSZ ... Mex Signature Strat, for the absolute Bargain price of, "$900, Australian. The guy said he doesn't play anymore but he teaches. Upon studying it, looks like he doesn't know how to set up a guitar! I'm not the best either, still learning but I can get it to how I like it, at least. Still really happy with the deal ❤ 👌 😎 💥 ✌
Dude, when you first started talking to the Uber driver, it sounded like you had John Gater(sp?) from Time Team on board with you. John the geophys dude.
I agree. I have a MIJ Squire Stratocaster from the early 80s. I have tried many many many guitars, and nothing feels like MY Stratocaster. Nothing. I've had it since 1998 and it was lightly used when I acquired it. The only guitar that comes in 2nd is my MIM Stratocaster from the 90s. They have seen many gigs and playing shows, they have major war wounds, but nothing ever broken. There is a guitar built for someone, and a guitar made today might be "THE" guitar for someone who hasn't even been born yet!
I've been watching these videos about you guys on two channels , and I just cannot comprehend why a close relative of each of them would be selling off the memorabilia of the family , especially in what looks to be a parking lot ? I personally would like to see some DOA for such a transaction . He may be legit , but there's too much unsaid . ? Why does he need the mo 4:02 ney to sell " precious artifacts" of his families past succes . I really need to get more information and documentation documentation 4:02 4:02 😅n
Eh, I'd probably get tired of hearing people blasting out all day too... Nothing sucks more than having people there to test out and buy stuff getting overshadowed by those who aren't
@@ChrsGuitAgreed. Not everyone has a music store near by or a vehicle. Years ago the closest store was about three gours away, so it was nice not to compete in volume when we were going to buy something vs the friend of employees who was playing ridiculously loud every time we were there.
He still has the other one Stevie gave him. And the family owns STEVIE'S guitars, amps, pedals, outfits, etc... Never hurts to get rid of stuff you just don't need or play anymore... Better to make some cash and send the stuff on to a home that it will see use and appreciation for years to come. I have about 23 guitars myself and almost a dozen vintage Fender amps, as well as a couple Marshalls and various practice amps... maybe 30 or so pedals... I'm constantly considering weeding out stuff that I will probably never play, and usually fight with myself on what I should keep or let go... I don't gig or record anymore, and if I can sell stuff that I don't use to buy stuff I will use, then it certainly never makes me feel guilty... I keep the sentimental stuff or the BEST gear for myself... or the stuff that I know I will NEVER find again. I get it
It won't let me delete the former comment I made. I didn't realize this was your channel. I humbly apologize, and I should've read the description. I watch Mia, so I was taking up for her. Again, I apologize about that comment.
Mimi Amazing playing an strat like that in a pool...that's criminal ...when you arrive in London put under the rain...And don't drink or smoke when you're abroad Lol😅😅😅😅
I don’t think that guitar is from 94. All of the fender tooling, even on the high end stuff had really boxy bodies and “pregnant” headstocks. Look at any custom shop Strat from that era.
Tyrone seems like a legit cool dude. Happy for you guys at pedal pawn!
He sure is, thanks a lot for that mate
Jimmie Vaughan’s son comes into a Guitar Center in Texas with two bona fide TH-cam guitar stars and GC employee tells them to turn it down. No commentary necessary.
I kinda understand the employees,
Jimmie Vaughan is not that famous, his son is quite unknown unless you are deep into the Vaughan brothers rabbit hole, and Mimi and Pedal Pawn aren't that big on YT, so from the employees' perspective, they're just 3 people that are playing too loud.
Jimmie is an underrated player. There’s some great footage of the Thunderbirds in the 80s and he’s nailing those Ronnie Earle licks.
I got my 62 Strat painted with bitumen (boat paint) and its pretty close to perfectly out of tune all the time now.
Man I would love to just have a beer with Tyrone and hear the stories he has. Super chill guy and an unbelievably cool guitar.
When you guys come home I've got a cool strat you can buy off me. It was once owned by David Gilmore, Eric Clapton once played an E major chord twice on it, Brian May saw it in a shop window, its made from alder that once grew in a forest and maple that also was once a tree. Its painted sonic blue but it was the last Tin of sonic blue paint they had left in the factory that day. Its Rosewood fingerboard was cut from a tree that then went on to become a chess set for the sultan of Brunei. Oh it sounds amazing too. The pickups were hand wired by someone that new someone that new a guy that once new a lady that once brushed passed a guy that once saw Jimi Hendrix. We can talk about it when you get back
Mimi I'm so glad for you and the guys at Pedal Pawn. I wish you continued and more success🎸👍
Actually more jealous of this guitar than any other!
This thing has got Jimmy sound all over it !
Interesting color. Its like a blend of antique white and gold paint.
glad you can afford something like that
El año pasado vino a Argentina Tyrone y dio dos shows en Buenos Aires, fue muy amable en compartir el espacio del camarin con todo el resto de los musicos locales que lo acompañaron , (incluso conmigo mismo que solo estaba como invitado). Me gusto que se junten tambien con Katona que es un musico tremendo, gracias x este video!!!!
No sabía que Tyrone hacía shows en latinoamérica. Cómo estuvo?
I have a Jimmie Vaughan strat i bought. only thing i did was electronic swap and pickup swap to 57/62 fender pickups..
That’s awesome!! Killer guitars 🎸
I met Jimmy and Kim when the Fabulous Thunderbirds played the famous Double Door (now, sadly gone) in Charlotte around ‘85, right before ‘Tuff Enuff’ was as released. They played it that night. They were so cool and laid back. Just a couple of super nice regular guys, who brought it when they got onstage. A few months after, that song was everywhere and the guys became virtually household names.
I got hungry when Mimi broke out the waffles and all that whipped cream and strawberries, man they looked so good. Loved the video. 🤘🏼
My father turned me on to SRV around 1991 with "COULDN'T STAND THE WEATHER" and I was quite close to Stevie's crash site after he left his final gig in 1990 when I was eight going on nine years old in Milwaukee; it didn't really hit me until delving deep into guitar and when I saw Jimmie and Stevie playing "PIPELINE" from a dear friend's VHS cassettes and really immersed myself into The Blues, seeing those two Texan Boys showing unlimited love for not only each other, but with guitars made me weep. About twice a year, I get absolutely shit-faced drunk and convince myself to watch the Vaughan Brothers doing their thing. My only Brother is older than I am by around three years and he's a leftie just getting into guitar over the past two years or so; the will and eagerness of sincerity for the sacred instrument makes me feel like Jimmie and Stevie were absolutely onto something that no one else can touch, but can simply observe in its amazingness.
❤❤❤
Nice to see something that isnt relicced. Really cool guitar
I agree mate! This has some nice natural wear, but was totally brand-new in 1994 🎸
Congratulations on your purchase, getting a nice collection together 👍🏻
Thank you for sharing the full vid link! Y’all are the best!! Big love from Oklahoma
You don’t tell Tyrone and his friends to turn it down… idc who you are, Texas blues should be played loud and proud
Spoiler, "car paint" is how guitars were finished. It's not an unusual thing
He sounds as cool as his old man. You guys must have been buzzing meeting him
Love this! Thanks for sharing with us!
Awesome, thanks a lot mate 🎸
Been working on the Jimmy solo timing that he's famous for. I'm definitely not getting it down. Great guitar
You’re right, it’s very hard to get down, deceptively hard. Thanks a lot 🎸
I think (I know) you and the Meemz are just having too too much fun. Keep on, bud. Love it!
Cheers mate, it was a fantastic time 🎸🔥
Wow, What a guitar!
Great playing from everyone in the video!
I just bought, yesterday "on Xmas day," a Jimmy Vaughan MSZ ... Mex Signature Strat, for the absolute Bargain price of, "$900, Australian. The guy said he doesn't play anymore but he teaches. Upon studying it, looks like he doesn't know how to set up a guitar! I'm not the best either, still learning but I can get it to how I like it, at least. Still really happy with the deal ❤ 👌 😎 💥 ✌
4:08. You're welcome, fellow men of culture
Totally keeps abreast of the guitar!!
Beautiful looking guitar. Looks like you guys are having loads of fun out there 😃
That was seriously cool, awesome video! Congrats!
Also cool how you hold your pick, your only the 2nd person I've noticed do this.
I wonder why Tyronne would sell these guitars?
Sounds like a stratocaster
Is this guitar Jimmy played on blues kitchen?
Yes tyrone great man and great guitarist blues...
Thanks for sharing folks! Jimmie Vaughn's rhythm playing is so soulful & grooves hard, glad he's so well-respected! Play on...
100% thanks so much for the cool comment
Wow, what a interesting footage, we want more of you!!!
Thanks a lot mate 🎸
Why dont you just move to Austin, start up a blues band tour the state of Texas, you and meemz
+1 on this !
Awesome find, sounds great, enjoy that one off Strat, Kris
Thanks a lot mate 🎸❤️
Lovin this series... what a cool trip!
Jimmie Vaughan - cool paint
100% 🎉🎸
5:51 Tyrone was trying to teach you SRV Pride and Joy
How on earth did you get that guitar?
Tyrone!!
Glad he’s trying to keep Austin weird!!
What’s the name of the song that plays around 1:30
Because it sounds amazing
Dude, when you first started talking to the Uber driver, it sounded like you had John Gater(sp?) from Time Team on board with you. John the geophys dude.
This is the coolest shit ever!
great vid thx. always love your playing :)
Awesome dude rock it out
These Texas guys could sell you anything I do believe? Be careful out there the vintage guitar world is as honest as the sport of boxing on a whole.
The thumbnail made me think this was a different type of video. He’s looking down at something other than that guitar.
Nice playing man! Guitar sounds killer🔥🔥🔥
Thanks a lot mate 🔥🎸
He looks so much like his father
“ i wanna stroke him” lmao not what I expected to hear after reading some of these comments.
Every guitar is built for someone.
Exactly ..!
I agree. I have a MIJ Squire Stratocaster from the early 80s.
I have tried many many many guitars, and nothing feels like MY Stratocaster. Nothing.
I've had it since 1998 and it was lightly used when I acquired it. The only guitar that comes in 2nd is my MIM Stratocaster from the 90s. They have seen many gigs and playing shows, they have major war wounds, but nothing ever broken. There is a guitar built for someone, and a guitar made today might be "THE" guitar for someone who hasn't even been born yet!
MMMM. Mimi!
What was the cost and is it for sale now?
It was a private sale, but not going to resell it on sadly. Cheers for asking 🎸
holy shit chris. nice man!
Cheeers mate 💪🎸
I cringed so hard seeing it in the pool. Congrats! Fantastic purchase.
Me too 🎸🚨🤣 thanks a lot
You need to bring that bad boy on tour, mate.
That’d be cool aha 🎸🤗
If you are still in austin you need to visit Austin vintage guitar....
Thanks for the heads up mate, definitely next time 🎸
Mimi plays blues better than me!
Right on!!!
Cheers mate, your username says it all 😝💪🎸
@@PedalPawn yep!!!
That is a lovely strat
Thanks a lot mate 🎸
Rizz king Robinson😂
This comment section isn't as thirsty as it should be
I know I’m beautiful and I appreciate the compliment 👨🏻❤️
@@PedalPawn it's true...
@PedalPawn how much coin did it cost you? I'm very curious.
You guys look like you could be brother and sister.
I've been watching these videos about you guys on two channels , and I just cannot comprehend why a close relative of each of them would be selling off the memorabilia of the family , especially in what looks to be a parking lot ?
I personally would like to see some DOA for such a transaction . He may be legit , but there's too much unsaid . ? Why does he need the mo 4:02 ney to sell " precious artifacts" of his families past succes . I really need to get more information and documentation documentation 4:02
4:02 😅n
What a fantastic video have a wonderful day
Thank you mate, hope you have a lovely day yourself!
I cringed at the GC employee telling them to turn down.
Me too 🤪🤣
Eh, I'd probably get tired of hearing people blasting out all day too... Nothing sucks more than having people there to test out and buy stuff getting overshadowed by those who aren't
@@ChrsGuitAgreed. Not everyone has a music store near by or a vehicle. Years ago the closest store was about three gours away, so it was nice not to compete in volume when we were going to buy something vs the friend of employees who was playing ridiculously loud every time we were there.
Why is he selling those guitars that are family heirlooms? Especially the guitar SRV gave him.
He still has the other one Stevie gave him. And the family owns STEVIE'S guitars, amps, pedals, outfits, etc... Never hurts to get rid of stuff you just don't need or play anymore... Better to make some cash and send the stuff on to a home that it will see use and appreciation for years to come.
I have about 23 guitars myself and almost a dozen vintage Fender amps, as well as a couple Marshalls and various practice amps... maybe 30 or so pedals... I'm constantly considering weeding out stuff that I will probably never play, and usually fight with myself on what I should keep or let go... I don't gig or record anymore, and if I can sell stuff that I don't use to buy stuff I will use, then it certainly never makes me feel guilty... I keep the sentimental stuff or the BEST gear for myself... or the stuff that I know I will NEVER find again. I get it
It won't let me delete the former comment I made. I didn't realize this was your channel. I humbly apologize, and I should've read the description. I watch Mia, so I was taking up for her. Again, I apologize about that comment.
very noiiiice!
Cheers Terryyy 🎸🤗
👍👍👍
Mimi Amazing playing an strat like that in a pool...that's criminal ...when you arrive in London put under the rain...And don't drink or smoke when you're abroad Lol😅😅😅😅
I’m a very trusting person 🤔🤣🎸
Ha ha ha...You're Amazing 😀😀😀
After looking at that thumbnail I could care less about that guitar.
I‘m a sucker for a blond / maple Stratocaster . Can‘t help …
Is this cat Jimmie Vaughan's son Tyrone?
He sure is 🎸🎸
@@PedalPawn...looks a lot like his pop (!)
I clicked this video because i see the yellow strat
"guitar painted with car paint" *loses shit*
wait. who is letting that guitar go. do they need the cash : ( I think Tyrone wants it .
Never buy something from the trunk of a car. Specially not a guitar.
🤣dude clearly explain why not?
I wonder what Mimi’s purpose is this video..
Seriously. It’s despicable.
@@ajlsrv5490what is ???
Yeah it’s getting a little silly for sure ( . Y . )
I don’t think that guitar is from 94. All of the fender tooling, even on the high end stuff had really boxy bodies and “pregnant” headstocks. Look at any custom shop Strat from that era.
Definitely skipped past that unnecessary waffle part… Otherwise a great video!!
British cliché checklist...
Action replay? Are you serious? Unsub.
Why would you wanna sell the gear he's been selling? Blasphemy.
Shoot his family owns all the really really good stuff. He is just selling extra stuff they don't need.