I love when people get Stevie the way you do! He's so special and I always want people to appreciate him and get him like I do! Like, I get frustrated sometimes, even though I shouldn't, because I think people aren't paying attention like I think they should, lol😂 I'm a mess but, I have been a huge fan since around 83...he's impossible not to watch during his performances, watching him play is definitely as important as the music itself!
That's the joy of SRV. If he puts a note in there, it does go there. This is one of the songs that I can imagine being in an intimate bar with a drink, low lights, nice atmosphere, and just melting away. And I don't even drink. Great reaction. Would you react to Tina Turner and Jimmy Barnes, "Simply the Best". Tina passed away today at age 83.
The thing about Stevie is , if he has a thought of a sound......any sound , He knows EXACTLY where to get it and how to make it happen from that guitar.
Oh, honey. Stevie was always great but it's his performance of this song on Austin City Limits 1989 that you need to watch. I agree with others on that. New to your channel & loving your reactions. 💙🌿💙🌿💙🌿💙🌿💙
STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN and DOUBLE TROUBLE... Such A Cohesive and Coherent Troupe Of Extraordinarily Gifted, Talented, and Well-rehearsed Musicians, Who Flowed With Each Other, Playing Up To Each Other.
I promise you QQ that there are at least half a dozen videos of Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble playing this exact song on here. I can also promise you that although they are similar, you'll be able to hear both Stevie and Reese Wyanans just work their way through with only their ability to create at that second as their direction to make what you hear. The famous quotes about his "never playing anything the same twice" come from his brother Jimmy Vaughan, BB King, and Eric Clapton called him "an open channel, who never seems to get stuck". You are 100% correct, nobody plays guitar with SRV's emotion...nobody... Also, Stevie couldn't read music... Enjoying your reactions...have fun...
Theres another soft one called "Lenny" but theres many other songs so keep going, I envy your journey of discovery - ive already had mine and saw him play live twice - again keep going
Couldn't click fast enough as I have probably requested this song in most all of my comments. However great this performance is, it wasn't the particular performance I had referenced. Specific venue requests will include personal preference but also camera work, lighting, etc. Austin City Limits 1989 remains probably the best video version there is. His studio recording from In Step is very special and has a story all its own. Thanks for bringing this today Debbie. Hoping either on your own or public reaction you will watch Austin City Limits 1989. You will know why if you do check it out. Loving your SRV reactions‼️ genuine, heartfelt, relatable, and fun. I'll always be here for more Stevie Ray any day✌️👋💙
I don't play guitar either .. but why I think he's able to play so quietly at times is because of a combination of decreasing the volume with the nobs on the guitar itself and how much force he uses to strum the strings. The harder the stroke, the louder the sound is and visa-versa. Plus he is always turning those volume nobs up and down to control/produce the sounds he wants. Watch his right hand .. its almost as if he is using a feather in place of the pick to pluck the strings.
Think he said, "Thank you so very kindly, ladies and gentlemen..."in the beginning. Around 10:25, love how Stevie palms the pick to finish up. To answer your question, IMO, Stevie Ray is Trouble, and the band makes the 'Trouble' double. ☮️to all.
Awesome deep cut video - still worth checking out the made for DVD version from Austin City Limits without the sound problems - also to see what everyone means "Stevie never plays the same song the same way twice" - everyone can have their favorite players but IMO no blues guitarist ever had such an open source to creativity that comes from the jazz tradition as an improvisational player as SRV...whatever was in his soul from whatever dimension he was stepping into it just poured out of him - he achieves a special zone every blues guitar player hopes to touch once in a blue moon and does it from the first note to the last in every concert.
Every SRV and Double Trouble live videos are amazing. He never played a song the same twice, and the band was so very versatile they could adjust when Stevie Ray was doing Stevie Ray tricks.
Please do Leave My Little Girl Alone from Austin City Limits 1989 & Hideaway/Rude Mood from the 1982 Montreux Jazz Festival (not 1985), Lenny or Little Wing from El Mocambo and Ain’t Gonna Give Up On Love at the Capital Theater. Ok now I will stop bugging you. 😁
I agree with both comments above💯. The studio version has a story all its own and is very special. But to watch him play this ACL 1989 is the finest example. The camera work, the lighting, his beautiful face, Reece on the keys, yeah it's the best🎶💙🎸💯
I read an interview regarding when Stevie recorded the studio version of this song for the album... They said that when Stevie cut this song, he was alone in a sound booth with his back to everyone and lights down low. So nobody could communicate with Stevie with hand gestures etc. The studio folks I guess didn't realize how much tape they had or didn't know Stevie was going to play that long. They were freaking out because Stevie was killing it, but the tape was about to run out. He ended the song just in time to capture it all on the recording. Obviously, he probably could have redone the ending with a little studio editing but they of course wanted to be able to say it was done in one take.
You seem to be really enjoying the instrumentals just as much when he sings .. so ya have to check out another instrumental titled #Lenny at the El Macambo. Its a song tribute he wrote to his wife at the time. I believe her name was Lenora.
Literally two of the knobs on the guitar close to his pinky finger or volume knobs. The other two are either tone knobs or ones that changes the sound of the guitar depending on the electronics inside the guitar.
Reese Wynans was not an original member of the band. Chris Layton and Tommy Shannon are Double Trouble.. Not knowing exactly why they carried that moniker after Reese joined the band one could only surmise why. The band signed their record deal in 1983. Reese joined in 1985. Stevie actually started this band in 1977 and went by the name Triple Threat. Stevie however wasn't the vocalist for that group. A woman named Lou Ann Barton was the lead singer. When she left in 1979 Stevie was convinced to do the vocals himself. Stevie and Chris were members of that group and Tommy replaced the bass player in 1981 and that trio stuck until Stevie's untimely passing in August of 1990. About the sound, this video looked to be someone's personal recording. Whenever there's a personal recording the sound and video is going to be off. This recording sounded better than most I've seen but you could tell the video was off. Look back to when they first panned the camera to Reese, very shaky. There is a video here on TH-cam of this song recorded at the same concert where he had the broken string during Look at Little Sister. The video and sound of course are both better quality and he played the song closer to the recorded studio version. A lot of musicians when playing live will do minor changes in the songs, different key, different octive, different time signature. He changed it up some here. BTW there were points in the song where he didn't use his guitar pick he used his bare thumb. That will change the volume of the notes... Next up please, Pipeline With Jimmie...
With SRV what you see is what you get and always spot on....even on his off nights if he ever had one....he was still spot on . Died so young and I can't help but carry that ...What If with me everywhere I go because it would no doubt blow our minds to have been able to see and listen to what he'd been doing today . And his keyboard player plays for Joe Bonamassa now and has for quite a while. And he's absolutely one of the best keyboard players ever in my opinion . And I mean no disrespect at all about what I'm fixing to say about this song but it would be perfect for a couple sharing a glass of wine or whatever you choose and lay back and celebrate a Anniversary or anything like that because he makes that guitar sound Sexy and I'm a man talking this stuff 😂 but I'm just thinking what a Beautiful Song for any special night with your Very Beautiful Wife or Girlfriend and just perfect for that certain occasion and I'll leave it at that 😂
You should react to the version live at Austin city limits? It’s the closest to his Studio version which is actually how he really wanted it to sound all the time ..
Different sound settings. You doesn't hit the strings that hard hits. Very lately. In that one sound he was making was up abovether strings go into the knobs very hard to do
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"Riviera Paradise", and "Lenny", two of the most beautiful guitar pieces you'll ever hear.
I whole heartedly agree🎶🎸💯💙‼️
I love when people get Stevie the way you do! He's so special and I always want people to appreciate him and get him like I do! Like, I get frustrated sometimes, even though I shouldn't, because I think people aren't paying attention like I think they should, lol😂 I'm a mess but, I have been a huge fan since around 83...he's impossible not to watch during his performances, watching him play is definitely as important as the music itself!
He can play jazz as well as the blues! The GOAT OF GOATS! 😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
That's the joy of SRV. If he puts a note in there, it does go there. This is one of the songs that I can imagine being in an intimate bar with a drink, low lights, nice atmosphere, and just melting away. And I don't even drink. Great reaction.
Would you react to Tina Turner and Jimmy Barnes, "Simply the Best". Tina passed away today at age 83.
This man has u & all of us hooked. We love watching Greatness!!!
Any time Stevie slows it down it's always an experience you don't want to end
This song demonstrates how much range SRV really had.... such a talent! :)
The thing about Stevie is , if he has a thought of a sound......any sound , He knows EXACTLY where to get it and how to make it happen from that guitar.
Oh, honey. Stevie was always great but it's his performance of this song on Austin City Limits 1989 that you need to watch. I agree with others on that.
New to your channel & loving your reactions.
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What Debbie said💯‼️🎶🎸💙
True!
STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN and DOUBLE TROUBLE... Such A Cohesive and Coherent Troupe Of Extraordinarily Gifted, Talented, and Well-rehearsed Musicians, Who Flowed With Each Other, Playing Up To Each Other.
I promise you QQ that there are at least half a dozen videos of Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble playing this exact song on here. I can also promise you that although they are similar, you'll be able to hear both Stevie and Reese Wyanans just work their way through with only their ability to create at that second as their direction to make what you hear. The famous quotes about his "never playing anything the same twice" come from his brother Jimmy Vaughan, BB King, and Eric Clapton called him "an open channel, who never seems to get stuck". You are 100% correct, nobody plays guitar with SRV's emotion...nobody... Also, Stevie couldn't read music... Enjoying your reactions...have fun...
It's a vibe for sure ✌️the double is the drummer and the bass player, Reece came along later in his career 🙂
Theres another soft one called "Lenny" but theres many other songs so keep going, I envy your journey of discovery - ive already had mine and saw him play live twice - again keep going
Couldn't click fast enough as I have probably requested this song in most all of my comments. However great this performance is, it wasn't the particular performance I had referenced. Specific venue requests will include personal preference but also camera work, lighting, etc. Austin City Limits 1989 remains probably the best video version there is. His studio recording from In Step is very special and has a story all its own. Thanks for bringing this today Debbie. Hoping either on your own or public reaction you will watch Austin City Limits 1989. You will know why if you do check it out. Loving your SRV reactions‼️ genuine, heartfelt, relatable, and fun. I'll always be here for more Stevie Ray any day✌️👋💙
The Austin Limits also happens to be the official video
@@acemodez3169 thanks Ace✌️👍. I guess I didn’t know that but it makes sense as it is the best version🎸🎶
Guys: Find a lady who looks at you the way Debbie looks at Stevie Ray.
Yea, right. Like that'll happen. LOL
I don't play guitar either .. but why I think he's able to play so quietly at times is because of a combination of decreasing the volume with the nobs on the guitar itself and how much force he uses to strum the strings. The harder the stroke, the louder the sound is and visa-versa. Plus he is always turning those volume nobs up and down to control/produce the sounds he wants. Watch his right hand .. its almost as if he is using a feather in place of the pick to pluck the strings.
The jazz influence here is one of the greatest ever played..a true masterpiece
So glad u got to this on it actually diversity. He does some outrageous stuff. Enjoy❤❤❤
For really outrageous stuff, I would recommend THIRD STONE FROM THE SUN!
@@quiltie1774 I suggested the same one. Poor guitar. Lol
If u only knew how Many times they put it back to gether un like humpty dumpy. 🤣🤣
Man and guitar at one 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🎸🎸🎸
He made that poor guitar cry. 😢
It was double trouble until Reese joined the band, he joked at times their name was triple threat.
LOVE this song!!! ❤ vibes!
Think he said, "Thank you so very kindly, ladies and gentlemen..."in the beginning. Around 10:25, love how Stevie palms the pick to finish up.
To answer your question, IMO, Stevie Ray is Trouble, and the band makes the 'Trouble' double. ☮️to all.
Awesome deep cut video - still worth checking out the made for DVD version from Austin City Limits without the sound problems - also to see what everyone means "Stevie never plays the same song the same way twice" - everyone can have their favorite players but IMO no blues guitarist ever had such an open source to creativity that comes from the jazz tradition as an improvisational player as SRV...whatever was in his soul from whatever dimension he was stepping into it just poured out of him - he achieves a special zone every blues guitar player hopes to touch once in a blue moon and does it from the first note to the last in every concert.
I was there. Unforgettable how amazing he was.
Every SRV and Double Trouble live videos are amazing. He never played a song the same twice, and the band was so very versatile they could adjust when Stevie Ray was doing Stevie Ray tricks.
Yeah the official video is definitely the one to watch. It's from Austin 1989 and super high quality sound, especially compared to this
Better video, better sound, better lighting, but most of all the best version (besides the studio recording from In Step) that can be found💯🎸🎶💙🎸
Please do Leave My Little Girl Alone from Austin City Limits 1989 & Hideaway/Rude Mood from the 1982 Montreux Jazz Festival (not 1985), Lenny or Little Wing from El Mocambo and Ain’t Gonna Give Up On Love at the Capital Theater. Ok now I will stop bugging you. 😁
Hi Debbie. I just got my GrandBruh t-shirt today from your merch store. I love it! Can't wait to wear it on Father's Day. 😘❤
Stevie ❤❤❤
SRV at his sexiest.
I like this, but I like the video quality better on the 1989 Austin City Limits version.
I actually like the studio version from in step ✌️
I agree with both comments above💯. The studio version has a story all its own and is very special. But to watch him play this ACL 1989 is the finest example. The camera work, the lighting, his beautiful face, Reece on the keys, yeah it's the best🎶💙🎸💯
I read an interview regarding when Stevie recorded the studio version of this song for the album... They said that when Stevie cut this song, he was alone in a sound booth with his back to everyone and lights down low. So nobody could communicate with Stevie with hand gestures etc.
The studio folks I guess didn't realize how much tape they had or didn't know Stevie was going to play that long. They were freaking out because Stevie was killing it, but the tape was about to run out. He ended the song just in time to capture it all on the recording. Obviously, he probably could have redone the ending with a little studio editing but they of course wanted to be able to say it was done in one take.
Blues is a wide expanse, Debbie. There really is no way to pigeon hole "Blues" that I know of.
You seem to be really enjoying the instrumentals just as much when he sings .. so ya have to check out another instrumental titled #Lenny at the El Macambo. Its a song tribute he wrote to his wife at the time. I believe her name was Lenora.
Must listen to Lennie, at El macombo, he wrote it for his wife!!
Another great reaction to our hero.
Another great reaction, thank you!
❤❤❤❤❤ LOVE ME SOME STEVIE RAY ❤️❤️❤️❤️ HE'S SOOOO GREAT!!! 🎵🎶🎵🎵🎵🎵🎶🎶🎶🎵🎵🎵❤️❤️🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
Double Trouble, originally, just Stevie, Chris Layton and Tommy Shannon, .later, Reese Wynans on keyboards.
Every time I play this my Ana my lady sit in front of a nice fire sipping wine.❤❤❤
Literally two of the knobs on the guitar close to his pinky finger or volume knobs. The other two are either tone knobs or ones that changes the sound of the guitar depending on the electronics inside the guitar.
This was played as the background music on my local weather channel isn't that crazy!?
I'm with you the first time I say /heard him I was hooked so sad never saw him. Maureen
You miss the experience if u don't WATCH Stevie play as well as listen to it .
Reese Wynans was not an original member of the band. Chris Layton and Tommy Shannon are Double Trouble.. Not knowing exactly why they carried that moniker after Reese joined the band one could only surmise why. The band signed their record deal in 1983. Reese joined in 1985. Stevie actually started this band in 1977 and went by the name Triple Threat. Stevie however wasn't the vocalist for that group. A woman named Lou Ann Barton was the lead singer. When she left in 1979 Stevie was convinced to do the vocals himself. Stevie and Chris were members of that group and Tommy replaced the bass player in 1981 and that trio stuck until Stevie's untimely passing in August of 1990. About the sound, this video looked to be someone's personal recording. Whenever there's a personal recording the sound and video is going to be off. This recording sounded better than most I've seen but you could tell the video was off. Look back to when they first panned the camera to Reese, very shaky. There is a video here on TH-cam of this song recorded at the same concert where he had the broken string during Look at Little Sister. The video and sound of course are both better quality and he played the song closer to the recorded studio version. A lot of musicians when playing live will do minor changes in the songs, different key, different octive, different time signature. He changed it up some here. BTW there were points in the song where he didn't use his guitar pick he used his bare thumb. That will change the volume of the notes... Next up please, Pipeline With Jimmie...
"Lenny" LIVE El Macombo
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Love the new tattoo
OMG just want to pull your hair beautiful and those eyes and srv is a legend thx for sharing
if you want a similar guitarist stevie ray vaughan found a guy name jeff healy
With SRV what you see is what you get and always spot on....even on his off nights if he ever had one....he was still spot on . Died so young and I can't help but carry that ...What If with me everywhere I go because it would no doubt blow our minds to have been able to see and listen to what he'd been doing today . And his keyboard player plays for Joe Bonamassa now and has for quite a while. And he's absolutely one of the best keyboard players ever in my opinion . And I mean no disrespect at all about what I'm fixing to say about this song but it would be perfect for a couple sharing a glass of wine or whatever you choose and lay back and celebrate a Anniversary or anything like that because he makes that guitar sound Sexy and I'm a man talking this stuff 😂 but I'm just thinking what a Beautiful Song for any special night with your Very Beautiful Wife or Girlfriend and just perfect for that certain occasion and I'll leave it at that 😂
Well played, girlfriend ;)
Debbie hoping JJ Grey Luchloosa live is in the next 600. Keep the faith...
You should react to the version live at Austin city limits?
It’s the closest to his Studio version which is actually how he really wanted it to sound all the time ..
Do you see what i mean about the stratocaster? Many dufferent tones.
Check out Stevie Ray Vaughan and Albert King in session in Ontario on you tube. amazing !!!!!
Different sound settings. You doesn't hit the strings that hard hits. Very lately. In that one sound he was making was up abovether strings go into the knobs very hard to do
Reese Wynans on keyboards
Bluesy Jazz crossover
They are originally a three piece band. Double Trouble
Could you do ain't gone n give up on love and couldn't stand the weather from capital theater they are great
If you like Stevie Ray have a listen to Gary Moore another brilliant guitarist that i think you would like
Baby making music
Less pressure and a volume knob
you're so '80's lol
Such a shame and a big big Loss to the Music World
Otis Rush song Double Trouble