A Jamaican friend of mine once asked me how much I smoke. I asked him why he thought I smoked, and he answered that I am so into the Blues I have to be Black on the Inside.
Still can't believe it was 30 years just last month. I saw him the night before he died and had a few friends that saw his final show. Unreal. God bless.
Texas Flood at the Mocambo has been taken down immediately by several reactors in the last couple of weeks that's why I suggested 1989 Inauguration. It's less likely to be taken down even though it's shorter, the point is the same playing technique
Go for it! Even if it gets taken down! YOU HAVE TO SEE IT! It’s Stevie Ray Vaughn! He was AMAZING in the truest sense of the word! You’ll never tire of him. I love listening to him when I’m tired and have to make dinner for the kids! You’ll be in the BEST mood! ❤️❤️❤️
Priceless moments like this when anyone listens to anything different in any music genre like this young lady it’s truly a blessing how she is vibing to this yes this man was a beast
You are right there baby girl! Stevie Ray Vaughan was the greatest of all time. And there were (and are) many great ones. Unfortunately, Stevie died tragically in a helicopter crash on August 27th, 1990. He was only 35 years old... There's been a popular saying around the guitar world ever since he passed... "God wanted guitar lessons, so he took Stevie Ray!"
I was at that show. Tragic. Most artists come and go from that venue via helicopter because it's out in the boonies. They fly into a larger airport and then chopper into East Troy.
There's footage of Stevie Ray playing in clubs, when he has no idea somebody is filming him; remember, this is before everybody carried cameras. What you're seeing in this video is just how he is. He is just that intense, all the time. That's how seriously he took what he did. This is one of the greatest guitar performances you'll ever see. And it's a day at the office for Stevie Ray Vaughan.
What's crazy is this performance wasn't supposed to be recorded on film, the film crew got there a night early. So the film crew went to the club they were supposed to film a band the next night at. After a song and a half, they were tripping over each other to scramble and get set up to film 🎥. This was before vhs 📼, so it was a long set up. This is one of the best live recordings of S.R.V., and to think it was almost missed!..from Wyoming USA 🇺🇸 🤠
I was lucky enough to see Stevie Ray Vaughan before he was killed in a helicopter crash August 27th 1990. Eric Clapton had just told him he was the best guitar player in the world and I do believe Clapton was right. I had box seats in the saenger theater in Pensacola Florida it only holds 1800 people and he stood 12 feet from me all night long. One of my top 10 favorite concerts for sure if not number one and I've seen a couple hundred in my day. And I like Hendrix but Stevie Ray Vaughan's version of voodoo child is much better.
My buddy saw SRV at Alpine Valley, outside of Chicago, at his last concert before his tragic death. He went there to see Eric Clapton, who was headlining the show. He said that Stevie Ray blew Clapton out of the water, and Clapton is his favorite artist. RIP SRV
I was at that show- Clapton's encore was "Sweet Home Chicago"- everyone came on stage to play- including Buddy Guy- everyone took their turn playing a solo and Clapton went in front of SRV - letting SRV "take it home"-showing everyone who HE thought was the best.
Lot of people don't know Stevie was a very humble person. He never thought he was good enough. His mentor, the legendary Blues Man Albert King, always told him he could do better.
Not only good this man Rock he had a lot of soul, Blues, and a little bit of Funk when he played that guitar such a talented man. May he rest in peace one of the greatest guitarists ever
Being a native Texan myself, Stevie Ray was OUR guitar god. I got the privilege of seeing him live over 20 times, including a couple of times before he really got famous! The day he died, all of Texas mourned. I could tell you really were mesmerized by watching a true genius at work!
LarryWT, Texas also gave us the incredibly talented Johnny (RIP) and Edgar Winter, and Janis Joplin. There must be something in the water in the Lone Star state!
look up stevie ray vaughan guitar string. while he is performing the string breaks, he switches guitars mid song, it was the smoothest guitar change ever.
I remember that day too. I bawled like a baby. Was blessed to see him in concert 2x. Once with his brothers band, The Fabulous Thunderbirds, played as well. Jimmy & Stevie played the double neck guitar together = AWESOME SHOW!
I had just landed in New York after having been in Europe for 2 weeks. First thing my father told me when I got in the car was that Stevie died. I cried all the way home, and it was an hour and a half from the airport. When I got home I turned on the TV and MTV was showing Stevie's unplugged performance. Combination of jet-lag, grief, and sorrow. Yeah... THAT was really a tough one.
Absolutely LOVE watching the current generation getting the PRIVILEGE of hearing the GOAT playing his guitar. At 65, I've had the privilege of seeing SRV a while back, and never stopped listening and won't EVER. If u truly appreciate once on a multiple generation artist then look no further...ENJOY!
I am one of the lucky people. I got to see him live on his " Soul to Soul " tour in Bolder Colorado. Lonnie Mack opened for him. Lonnie is another great guitar player. But Stevie was the best. Both have sadly passed, but i like to think they are playing in heaven.
I love Stevie because he is never a faker, if you know guitar you can see everything he is playing. I stand in awe of SRV. That is holy work, that gift of his is straight from the heavens.
There were a lot of long hours of practice and hard work for Stevie Ray to get where he was as a musician - and he loved every minute of it - he was born to play guitar and he played the hell out of it
Jayy that’s the GOAT right there!! I share a birthday with Stevie and every year on our day I crank his music up all day long! I got to finally go visit his memorial statue in Austin, TX last year and it was a sight. Love him and can’t wait for you to check out more of him! 👏🙌💯
I was at a Double Trouble concert a few years after Stevie died, and they mentioned in their set that it took 2 guitarists to achieve the sound that Stevie made by himself. SRV was top 3 best ever.
I highly recommend the live version of this song, life without you. There you can really hear him sing. In the middle of the song, Stevie gives a great message that is so needed today
You can't help but be spellbound when SRV takes off and does his thing! It's a testament to what a phenomenal musician he was and how much his music still resonates with us.
There is so much for you to react to with SRV!! I am excited that you have found him for reactions!!!!! please continue down the SRV "Rabbit hole" Texas Flood would be a logical next step. but you really can't go a wrong way... With the exception of Saving SRV with Johnny Copeland's "Tin Pan Alley" for later. That is probably the Best "Dirty Pool" Blues ever caught on video. I can't wait for your next SRV reaction!!
It's really awesome to see young people experiencing the great musicians from the past. I was lucky enough to see him live in Detroit (alongside Jeff Beck) a few months before he tragically passed away. RIP Stevie Ray.
It truly just stuns you into speechlessness. Such power from the 3 of them. I know SRV is the best, but he's got the other 2 laying down the groove so he can play over top of it. I wish I could hear him again for the first time.
Several years ago I bought an SRV collection which contained three CDs and a DVD which contained this performance. My favorite part of the DVD is during his performance of Mary Had a Little Lamb. I won't spoil it for you here, in case you want to check it out for yourself.
I am so excited to see the younger generation discovering SRV. Keep in mind on your journey that he played with really heavy strings that most players won't touch, 'cuz they can't bend them. Also, watch only live performances as they are the best...No auto-tune or lip sync etc. Stevie would oft-times go to his amps mid song & make adjustments. There is alot to discover about the gifted, & by all accounts, humble man who left us way too soon. Thank you for this & I look forward to you discovering who Eric Clapton said was the Best Player On The Planet. I am 63 & saw him live in 1988! Please continue your journey of one of the most gifted musicians I've ever seen or heard...SRV!
SRV sent all the kids to the woodsheds. As much as his playing was beyond anything of this world, his voice is often overlooked. He was the complete package. Absolute beast. Like Michael Jordan.
When ever I watch him, it's sad for me. Because of wondering what he would have done. As a musician, I can tell that guitar was almost part of his soal. Doing that with such thick strings, and such a high action. Even had to superglue his finger tips back on. Then went on stage. He was also Albert Kings godson.
Thank you for reacting to Stevie Ray Vaughn! This concert is from Austin City Limits, the longest running music show in American television. Being from Austin I got to see SRV several times back in the day. Also met him backstage at Prince's Purple Rain Tour back in 1985. Stevie was very gracious and appreciative of the recognition. We lost him too soon.
Also "Beth Hart - Caught Out In The Rain (Live At The Royal Albert Hall)" "Beth & Joe - I'd Rather Go Blind - Live in Amsterdam" And to blow your socks off "Beth Hart - Am I The One - Live At Paradiso"
There are guitarists who are brilliant technicians and guitarists who play with enough soul and heart to fill a solar system. Stevie Ray was both. Gone too soon. Always a joy to see young people discovering and recognizing the greats.
This a Jimi Hendrix song. You should hear the original sometime. SRV does a great job covering this song. I think John Mayer does it well also. You should hear SRV’s cover of ‘Little Wing’. Another Hendrix tune. Clearly SRV admired Hendrix.
He was so good that he never performed it exactly the same twice. And every performance was just as good. He was legendary for playing the guitar behind his back. And in several performances he broke a guitar string and changed out guitars without missing a beat.
Love it! Glad you almost lost your mind at 2:40..... yeah, that’s what Stevie does. Thank you for keeping him and his music alive for your generation! 💪🏼🤙🏼
Actually, I have seen quite a few guitarists play the guitar with their teeth, in the case of Steve Vai, I've also witnessed him play with both, although I'm sure that Jimi was the first...
Little sister, you were like me when I discovered Stevie back in the 80s, you made me relive that, and you made me get real emotional, thank you very much.
SRV was an absolute badass! I remember when he died, another sad day of many in the music world. We're truly blessed to have these clips and audio to memorialize these masters of their trades...
The man was a genius, and taken from the world far too soon. Been listening to him all my life, and it never gets old. The look on your face says it all, darling. ❤️🎸
Hip-hopers and rappers, go back home, lock the doors and don't come back until you can play music and sing... with no Autotune and others fake studio tricks.
I went to one of his concerts one time and I just stood there and cried. The electricity just flowed through me. He is the best in the world as far as I’m concerned 😟
Stevie will remain the greatest of all time. No one can come close. He learned playing with the greats Albert King and B.B. King and others. The blues man from Texas. There will only be one SRV. Rest in peace.
One of the coolest quotes was from the blues legen B.B. King who was talking about SRV. He said that when he plays the blues; he plays the blues in Sentences, but Stevie plays the blues in Paragraphs.
He certainly didn’t wake up playin like that! So many years of hard work, while others were out playing around. Thus man was dedicated. Talent yes. RIP SRV
Mercy where do I begin Stevie Ray was a Dallas boy lived in Oak Cliff went to Kimball High School with my cousin ..back in 64 or about..they used to jam together in the garage long before he was famous ... Stevie Ray is like a god in Texas but not just Tx. he is recognized all over the world as one of a handful of the greatest guitarist ever...he died in 1990 just 30 years ago in a helicopter crash ...it took his life and three members of the Eric Clapton Entourage ...Not only was he considered one of the best by the fans but also by people like Eric Clapton Jeff Beck most all other guitarist adore Stevie Ray's ability ...he could make a guitar sing like a woman's passion...Voodoo Woman is a good song but it is definitely not his best... check out some of his other stuff everything he did was amazing ...and even now thirty years after his death people still buy his albums and listen to his music and praise Him ...literally... Down there we called it Texas soul ..but I think Stevie Ray had something that was all his own...and has never really been reproduced by anybody else... couple of my favorites if you want to check them out are... actually the Texas Flood album is probably my very favorite the entire album but I think one of his best songs of Pride and Joy freaking amazing.... you enjoy girl and thanks for the reviews... I love to watch your face when something really great comes along ....it's great to know that you younger kids are appreciating some of the stuff that came out while us us old folks we're young
I'm 66 years old and have been listening to SRV since he started playing. I get the same look on my face, the one you have right now, every time I watch him. Every time.
Funny that you should mention waking up with that kind of talent. There's a video somewhere here on YT recorded at a sound check. Stevie walks in, yawning like he just woke up, wearing a big fur coat, straps on his guitar, and just KILLS it!
Can't nobody come close to Stevie Ray guitar playing!! I have seen many guitarist play in my time down here in Austin Texas, 6th street Music capital has some of the best ever play down here in the Dirty South but Steve was the best blues guitarist I have ever seen, period!! RIP STEVIE 🙏
I just love the way you are speechless and the stunned look on your face at the end of the song. He was the greatest guitarist of all time, even to this day.
Jayy, I ADORE YOU. You seriously have the best face of all the reactors. I love how you are so honest and real, and you let everything you are feeling show on your face.
She said it right, one of the greatest guitarists of all time. Absolutely no one on Stevie Ray Vaughn’s level, no one!!!! He does what experts can do by taking the nearly impossible and make it look easy. Russell not Penny
Welcome to the wonderful world of Stevie Ray Vaughan! There are so many videos that will blow your mind. I love “Life Without You” from the Capital Theater, and to check out his really bluesy side, “Tin Pan Alley” with Johnny Copeland. Thank you!
"I've said that playing the blues is like having to be black twice. Stevie Ray Vaughan missed on both counts, but I never noticed."
- B. B. King
SRV is a absolute wizard! All of his stuff is amazing. Texas Flood is a good example.
Bo Diddy said Stevie Ray Vaughan was a white dude with a black man soul when it comes to the blues.Top 5 guitar player ever
he was partly👉🏾Apache...maybe that’s something in his deeply American soul.❤️
He also said that SRV is the only guy he'd get on stage with. Huge props from the Gdfather of Blues
A Jamaican friend of mine once asked me how much I smoke. I asked him why he thought I smoked, and he answered that I am so into the Blues I have to be Black on the Inside.
Said everyone “no one can cover a Jimi Hendrix song “
Stevie Ray “Hold my beer”
MIC DROP. :)
Can you imagine JimI and Stevie jamming in heaven?
So tragic that they were both taken from us way too early.
BINGO!! :-) May they both R.I.P.
you mean "Hold my Crown Royal"
Greatest guitarist of all time in my opinion...Rest in peace SRV...
Do you think he's better than Jimmy Page?
@@raycampbell162Uh.....YES!! SRV is most definitely THE G.O.A.T.
Stevie is up there with the greats. Danny Gatton is on the same level but Django Reinhardt is just ahead
@@raycampbell162 Way better.
This performance, which I've seen dozens & dozens of times, always, ALWAYS, gives me goose bumps. No one better than SRV.
Have you ever witnessed something so incredible that you don't want to blink out of fear of missing something? That's me watching SRV.
Stevie is the shit
That's right!
When anyone says God I picture stevie....
The GOAT
I saw him live in concert in the late 80's in Fort Wayne Indiana. My nephew and I enjoyed him immensely. 🤗❤
Stevie Ray was a guitar god and
God took him home.
Rest In Peace Stevie Ray.
Still can't believe it was 30 years just last month. I saw him the night before he died and had a few friends that saw his final show. Unreal. God bless.
God just wanted guitar lessons...
Needed another picker for his band
Please react to Stevie Ray Vaughan "Texas Flood" LIVE at the El Macombo. It is so incredible! RIP Stevie Ray......
YES! YES! YES!
Texas Flood at the Mocambo has been taken down immediately by several reactors in the last couple of weeks that's why I suggested 1989 Inauguration. It's less likely to be taken down even though it's shorter, the point is the same playing technique
Go for it! Even if it gets taken down! YOU HAVE TO SEE IT! It’s Stevie Ray Vaughn! He was AMAZING in the truest sense of the word! You’ll never tire of him. I love listening to him when I’m tired and have to make dinner for the kids! You’ll be in the BEST mood! ❤️❤️❤️
YES!!! 1000%
I completely agree. Outstanding performance by SRV....well, actually they ALL are! :) And, yes indeed - may he R.I.P.
Priceless moments like this when anyone listens to anything different in any music genre like this young lady it’s truly a blessing how she is vibing to this yes this man was a beast
You are right there baby girl!
Stevie Ray Vaughan was the greatest of all time. And there were (and are) many great ones. Unfortunately, Stevie died tragically in a helicopter crash on August 27th, 1990.
He was only 35 years old...
There's been a popular saying around the guitar world ever since he passed...
"God wanted guitar lessons,
so he took Stevie Ray!"
I was at that show. Tragic. Most artists come and go from that venue via helicopter because it's out in the boonies. They fly into a larger airport and then chopper into East Troy.
And the story go´s, that he took Eric Clapton´s place on that flight.
Alpine Valley in Wisconsin
There's footage of Stevie Ray playing in clubs, when he has no idea somebody is filming him; remember, this is before everybody carried cameras.
What you're seeing in this video is just how he is. He is just that intense, all the time. That's how seriously he took what he did.
This is one of the greatest guitar performances you'll ever see. And it's a day at the office for Stevie Ray Vaughan.
Your comment is absolutely poetic. HEAR! HEAR!
His live video of Texas Flood is awesome too and will drop jaws as well....
What's crazy is this performance wasn't supposed to be recorded on film, the film crew got there a night early. So the film crew went to the club they were supposed to film a band the next night at. After a song and a half, they were tripping over each other to scramble and get set up to film 🎥. This was before vhs 📼, so it was a long set up. This is one of the best live recordings of S.R.V., and to think it was almost missed!..from Wyoming USA 🇺🇸 🤠
He, to me, is the only guitarist, of course other than Hendrix, that could play that song, and do it justice.
I was lucky enough to see Stevie Ray Vaughan before he was killed in a helicopter crash August 27th 1990. Eric Clapton had just told him he was the best guitar player in the world and I do believe Clapton was right. I had box seats in the saenger theater in Pensacola Florida it only holds 1800 people and he stood 12 feet from me all night long. One of my top 10 favorite concerts for sure if not number one and I've seen a couple hundred in my day. And I like Hendrix but Stevie Ray Vaughan's version of voodoo child is much better.
Page!!
He played it better than Hendrix
Julie Manarin Page not in SRVs league. Really no one is or was other than Jimi Hendrix
Check out Kenny Wayne Sheppard
My buddy saw SRV at Alpine Valley, outside of Chicago, at his last concert before his tragic death. He went there to see Eric Clapton, who was headlining the show. He said that Stevie Ray blew Clapton out of the water, and Clapton is his favorite artist. RIP SRV
I was at that show- Clapton's encore was "Sweet Home Chicago"- everyone came on stage to play- including Buddy Guy- everyone took their turn playing a solo and Clapton went in front of SRV - letting SRV "take it home"-showing everyone who HE thought was the best.
Kanye west claims to be a rock star lol he wouldn't be worthy to stand in srv's shadow
Clapton thought this Hendrix thing was dead already. Not again , I'm doing a comeback.
Lot of people don't know Stevie was a very humble person. He never thought he was good enough. His mentor, the legendary Blues Man Albert King, always told him he could do better.
Not only good this man Rock he had a lot of soul, Blues, and a little bit of Funk when he played that guitar such a talented man. May he rest in peace one of the greatest guitarists ever
@@Kymoon99 he dabbled in jazz also, just an amazing musician all around
I know he was very humble someone could pay him a complement about how good he was and he would say I just try and play the best I can
Legend has it that SRV claimed Jimi H was the best guitarist ever. So humble.
@@Kymoon99 technically but no originality unfortunately
Etta James called him, "The baddest of all the white boys."
Wouldn't argee with etta .... But others might say that gibbions kid wtih zztop. ..or clapton
@@R00_R00 roo i have listened to em all .. Ya eric could at times do that ... But if he wanted ... He could blow away the others ...
Very high praise, indeed... Now they can jam together forever with Stevie and Jimmi trading licks and Etta singing backup...
@@R00_R00 Touché!!
@@kennethguilliams5207 You must be kidding. Stevie blows them both out of the water.
Being a native Texan myself, Stevie Ray was OUR guitar god. I got the privilege of seeing him live over 20 times, including a couple of times before he really got famous! The day he died, all of Texas mourned. I could tell you really were mesmerized by watching a true genius at work!
LarryWT, Texas also gave us the incredibly talented Johnny (RIP) and Edgar Winter, and Janis Joplin. There must be something in the water in the Lone Star state!
I still get goosebumps when I hear SRV do this song live. ICON, Legend, Guitar GOD
look up stevie ray vaughan guitar string. while he is performing the string breaks, he switches guitars mid song, it was the smoothest guitar change ever.
Yup!!!
I tie him with BB King's string break .
Just smooth !
Plus his strings were really heavy gauge. Most guitarists would shred their fingers trying to do what he did.
There are at least two videos on TH-cam showing string breaks during performances. Never misses a lick from broken string or during guitar swap.
Broken 12 gauge will decapitate somebody!! how do you break a "cable" brutal.
He was untouchable ....Glad i got to see him in concert,after him i have never gone to another concert...Nobody can match him..R.I.P. SRV
You were MESMERIZED by a very gifted artist. Stevie put on a CLINIC as opposed to a show.
Check machine gun Jimi hendrix at the filmore please listen
If SRV isn’t in a class by himself, I guarantee you that it doesn’t take long to call the roll!
Jimi Hendrix and SRV, best guitarist's ever❣🎸🎶
Imagine if both were still alive today and performed together
yeah I always felt Hendrix and SRV are to guitar as Jaco Pastorious and Victor Wooten are to bass
Eric Clapton is a guitar God too
@@susananderson4428 agree 100%!!
Let's not forget David Gilmore.
I’ll never forget the morning I woke up and heard he had been killed. I was distraught. We lost one of the greatest talents ever.
I was in college at that time... My Roommate and I cried and stayed drunk for a week
I remember that day too. I bawled like a baby. Was blessed to see him in concert 2x. Once with his brothers band, The Fabulous Thunderbirds, played as well. Jimmy & Stevie played the double neck guitar together = AWESOME SHOW!
remember it like it was yesterday...unfortunately. BAD DAY!!!
Was in Omaha. Heard it on radio. Was at the intersection of 90th and Maple. Pulled over into the strip mall parking lot and cried.
I had just landed in New York after having been in Europe for 2 weeks. First thing my father told me when I got in the car was that Stevie died. I cried all the way home, and it was an hour and a half from the airport. When I got home I turned on the TV and MTV was showing Stevie's unplugged performance. Combination of jet-lag, grief, and sorrow. Yeah... THAT was really a tough one.
The greatest of all time
Not only is he one of the greatest ever, he does it so easily!! Listen to more of his music. It will blow you away
Absolutely LOVE watching the current generation getting the PRIVILEGE of hearing the GOAT playing his guitar. At 65, I've had the privilege of seeing SRV a while back, and never stopped listening and won't EVER. If u truly appreciate once on a multiple generation artist then look no further...ENJOY!
Makes me feel 12 again seeing today's youth discovering when music peaked.
I was lucky enough to see them (can't leave out Double Trouble) live 3 times in the 80's, not enough superlatives to describe the live experience!
Last time I saw Kenny Wayne Shepard perform Chris Layton was playing drums for him. Heard him play Voodoo Chile with a purple haze rift thrown in.
Stevie Ray plays amongst the stars. If there’s a god, Stevie Ray right beside him, playing his music
I am one of the lucky people. I got to see him live on his " Soul to Soul " tour in Bolder Colorado. Lonnie Mack opened for him. Lonnie is another great guitar player. But Stevie was the best. Both have sadly passed, but i like to think they are playing in heaven.
Absolutely lucky....blessed, even. Good call on going to that show! :)
Rocky Mountain Blues Festival. Red Rocks 1985.
Bobby BlueBland. Freddie King, B.B King SRV with Lonnie Mack as part of the band.
I love Stevie because he is never a faker, if you know guitar you can see everything he is playing. I stand in awe of SRV. That is holy work, that gift of his is straight from the heavens.
There were a lot of long hours of practice and hard work for Stevie Ray to get where he was as a musician - and he loved every minute of it - he was born to play guitar and he played the hell out of it
A talent that never got to the heights he was capable of. He left too soon. Thanks for recognizing his artistry
Jayy that’s the GOAT right there!! I share a birthday with Stevie and every year on our day I crank his music up all day long! I got to finally go visit his memorial statue in Austin, TX last year and it was a sight. Love him and can’t wait for you to check out more of him! 👏🙌💯
I was at a Double Trouble concert a few years after Stevie died, and they mentioned in their set that it took 2 guitarists to achieve the sound that Stevie made by himself. SRV was top 3 best ever.
I highly recommend the live version of this song, life without you. There you can really hear him sing. In the middle of the song, Stevie gives a great message that is so needed today
You can't help but be spellbound when SRV takes off and does his thing! It's a testament to what a phenomenal musician he was and how much his music still resonates with us.
Stevie s homage to Hendrix. Stevie was a genius in his own right,for sure.
he stayed so true to Jimi's style at the same time putting his own little touches on it!!!
There is so much for you to react to with SRV!! I am excited that you have found him for reactions!!!!! please continue down the SRV "Rabbit hole" Texas Flood would be a logical next step. but you really can't go a wrong way... With the exception of Saving SRV with Johnny Copeland's "Tin Pan Alley" for later. That is probably the Best "Dirty Pool" Blues ever caught on video. I can't wait for your next SRV reaction!!
Your reaction was priceless. There will never be another Stevie ray Vaughn.
The Pride of Texas. I miss him each and every day! So much greatness, God needed him in heaven. Please react to more.
WOW !!!! The only other guitar player thats left me speechless was Jimmy Hendrix. Totally Amazing.
It's really awesome to see young people experiencing the great musicians from the past. I was lucky enough to see him live in Detroit (alongside Jeff Beck) a few months before he tragically passed away. RIP Stevie Ray.
02:38: "Holy Crap, he sings, too?!" reaction: Check!
Great reaction. You looked genuinely shocked and mesmerized by Stevie's performance. Cheers from Canada
You have entered into Greatness! My favorite guitar player! Texas Flood and Life without you react to next. Stevie the greatest of all time!
Love listening to Stevie Ray Vaughan and watching him play. He was so incredibly talented. Horribly sad when he died so young!
It truly just stuns you into speechlessness. Such power from the 3 of them. I know SRV is the best, but he's got the other 2 laying down the groove so he can play over top of it. I wish I could hear him again for the first time.
Dude, they are a THUNDEROUS rhythm section.
He was a special man. :) started using piano wire because regular strings kept snapping. Incredible artist. RIP Stevie. Love you always.
Several years ago I bought an SRV collection which contained three CDs and a DVD which contained this performance. My favorite part of the DVD is during his performance of Mary Had a Little Lamb. I won't spoil it for you here, in case you want to check it out for yourself.
I am so excited to see the younger generation discovering SRV. Keep in mind on your journey that he played with really heavy strings that most players won't touch, 'cuz they can't bend them. Also, watch only live performances as they are the best...No auto-tune or lip sync etc. Stevie would oft-times go to his amps mid song & make adjustments. There is alot to discover about the gifted, & by all accounts, humble man who left us way too soon. Thank you for this & I look forward to you discovering who Eric Clapton said was the Best Player On The Planet. I am 63 & saw him live in 1988! Please continue your journey of one of the most gifted musicians I've ever seen or heard...SRV!
You, m’lady have an incredible spirit, an open mind, and fantastic taste. I’ve watched a ton of your videos and it’s been fun as hell!
These videos make me happy.
Only Guitarist who can make me cry from his solos😢!! RIP BROTHER 🙏🏾
STEVIE RAY --JIMI,,, ENOUGH SAID
SRV sent all the kids to the woodsheds. As much as his playing was beyond anything of this world, his voice is often overlooked. He was the complete package. Absolute beast. Like Michael Jordan.
When ever I watch him, it's sad for me. Because of wondering what he would have done. As a musician, I can tell that guitar was almost part of his soal. Doing that with such thick strings, and such a high action. Even had to superglue his finger tips back on. Then went on stage. He was also Albert Kings godson.
I feel you on that. Just such a tragic, tragic loss for the world. No doubt whatsoever that SRV was indeed the GOAT.
self taught and couldn't read music now that is the real mind blower
Insane performance by SRV, seen it many times and still gives me chills.
I've been listening to Stevie for almost 40 years, and it still gives me chills every time I see, and hear him perform this song...
Thank you for reacting to Stevie Ray Vaughn! This concert is from Austin City Limits, the longest running music show in American television. Being from Austin I got to see SRV several times back in the day. Also met him backstage at Prince's Purple Rain Tour back in 1985. Stevie was very gracious and appreciative of the recognition. We lost him too soon.
Sadly, SRV is gone, but we still have Joe Bonamassa. If you like Stevie, take a listen to Joe Bonamassa and Beth Hart "I'll Take Care of You".
Also "Beth Hart - Caught Out In The Rain (Live At The Royal Albert Hall)" "Beth & Joe - I'd Rather Go Blind - Live in Amsterdam"
And to blow your socks off "Beth Hart - Am I The One - Live At Paradiso"
HELL YA !!
I think I-can resect anyone’s opinion but straight up Joe Bonamassa can’t even get close to SRV sorry he just can’t
We also have SRV's teacher...his big brother Jimmy Ray Vaughn!!
There are guitarists who are brilliant technicians and guitarists who play with enough soul and heart to fill a solar system. Stevie Ray was both. Gone too soon.
Always a joy to see young people discovering and recognizing the greats.
This a Jimi Hendrix song. You should hear the original sometime. SRV does a great job covering this song. I think John Mayer does it well also. You should hear SRV’s cover of ‘Little Wing’. Another Hendrix tune. Clearly SRV admired Hendrix.
He was so good that he never performed it exactly the same twice. And every performance was just as good. He was legendary for playing the guitar behind his back. And in several performances he broke a guitar string and changed out guitars without missing a beat.
SRV was one of the best guitarists ever.
Love it! Glad you almost lost your mind at 2:40..... yeah, that’s what Stevie does. Thank you for keeping him and his music alive for your generation! 💪🏼🤙🏼
He’s AWESOME but you’ve GOTTA experience Jimi Hendrix...he will blow your mind as well.
I give him his due but please listen to Jimi hendrix, voodoo child
Stevie is the best there ever and will be.
So have you ever seen someone play the guitar with their teeth and tongue? Try Jimi Hendrix and the song is “hey joe”.
Actually, I have seen quite a few guitarists play the guitar with their teeth, in the case of Steve Vai, I've also witnessed him play with both, although I'm sure that Jimi was the first...
Little sister, you were like me when I discovered Stevie back in the 80s, you made me relive that, and you made me get real emotional, thank you very much.
Need to check out Jimi Hendrix.
SRV was an absolute badass! I remember when he died, another sad day of many in the music world. We're truly blessed to have these clips and audio to memorialize these masters of their trades...
Jimi Hendrix made this song. VERY IMPORTANT
The man was a genius, and taken from the world far too soon. Been listening to him all my life, and it never gets old. The look on your face says it all, darling. ❤️🎸
Hip-hopers and rappers, go back home, lock the doors and don't come back until you can play music and sing... with no Autotune and others fake studio tricks.
RIP SRV. No one else like him. He was unique. I really enjoyed your video.
I went to one of his concerts one time and I just stood there and cried. The electricity just flowed through me. He is the best in the world as far as I’m concerned 😟
Stevie Ray Vaughan"Life Without You" Capital theater God bless
You’re right. He is on every list of best guitarists of all time. Cheers.
You have got to hear his instrumental cover of Jimi Hendrix’s “Little Wing”.... pure bliss!
Stevie will remain the greatest of all time. No one can come close. He learned playing with the greats Albert King and B.B. King and others. The blues man from Texas. There will only be one SRV. Rest in peace.
I love too see peoples reaction to the first tome seeing Stevie play and yours was really good
When it comes to Stevie Ray, the first thing you said says it all..."Oh, my freaking God".
I get chills every time he plays that guitar. The best that ever was. R.I.P. SRV
One of the coolest quotes was from the blues legen B.B. King who was talking about SRV. He said that when he plays the blues; he plays the blues in Sentences, but Stevie plays the blues in Paragraphs.
He certainly didn’t wake up playin like that! So many years of hard work, while others were out playing around. Thus man was dedicated. Talent yes. RIP SRV
Stevie Ray Vaughn Sister, he was and is a beautiful soul and we miss him ! Rest in peace on this beautiful day of love.......S.R.V.
Mercy where do I begin Stevie Ray was a Dallas boy lived in Oak Cliff went to Kimball High School with my cousin ..back in 64 or about..they used to jam together in the garage long before he was famous ... Stevie Ray is like a god in Texas but not just Tx. he is recognized all over the world as one of a handful of the greatest guitarist ever...he died in 1990 just 30 years ago in a helicopter crash ...it took his life and three members of the Eric Clapton Entourage ...Not only was he considered one of the best by the fans but also by people like Eric Clapton Jeff Beck most all other guitarist adore Stevie Ray's ability ...he could make a guitar sing like a woman's passion...Voodoo Woman is a good song but it is definitely not his best... check out some of his other stuff everything he did was amazing ...and even now thirty years after his death people still buy his albums and listen to his music and praise Him ...literally... Down there we called it Texas soul ..but I think Stevie Ray had something that was all his own...and has never really been reproduced by anybody else... couple of my favorites if you want to check them out are... actually the Texas Flood album is probably my very favorite the entire album but I think one of his best songs of Pride and Joy freaking amazing.... you enjoy girl and thanks for the reviews... I love to watch your face when something really great comes along ....it's great to know that you younger kids are appreciating some of the stuff that came out while us us old folks we're young
I'm laughing my ass off at your reaction. I'm crying. You got it. Stevie Ray is the demi of guitar. GLAd that you feel the same.
There are so many great guitar players..no one the greatest,,for the style..stevie stands alone...god broke the mold on that man..texas proud
Thanks for posting this. I haven't thought of Stevie Ray and his love for Hendrix in a while~
I got to get back to the music
I'm 66 years old and have been listening to SRV since he started playing. I get the same look on my face, the one you have right now, every time I watch him. Every time.
Funny that you should mention waking up with that kind of talent. There's a video somewhere here on YT recorded at a sound check. Stevie walks in, yawning like he just woke up, wearing a big fur coat, straps on his guitar, and just KILLS it!
Stevie radiated pure, unadulterated soul.
I can see you are touched by that
glad to see young people whos minds are pouted by rap music hear what real music and talent is
Can't nobody come close to Stevie Ray guitar playing!!
I have seen many guitarist play in my time down here in Austin Texas, 6th street
Music capital has some of the best ever play down here in the Dirty South but Steve was the best blues guitarist I have ever seen, period!! RIP STEVIE 🙏
Your reaction should get a gold medal!! STEVIE IS LIFE😍🎸🔥😍🎸🔥😍🎸🔥😍!!!!
The GOAT especially live, and just think how emotional you were after watching that video.
When you watch SRV live it's an experience of a lifetime
I just love the way you are speechless and the stunned look on your face at the end of the song. He was the greatest guitarist of all time, even to this day.
Jayy, I ADORE YOU. You seriously have the best face of all the reactors. I love how you are so honest and real, and you let everything you are feeling show on your face.
R.I.P and total respect to Jimi Hendrix and Stevie Ray Vaughn...I would have loved to see these 2 guitar Masters dual this one out!!!
She said it right, one of the greatest guitarists of all time. Absolutely no one on Stevie Ray Vaughn’s level, no one!!!! He does what experts can do by taking the nearly impossible and make it look easy. Russell not Penny
Welcome to the wonderful world of Stevie Ray Vaughan! There are so many videos that will blow your mind. I love “Life Without You” from the Capital Theater, and to check out his really bluesy side, “Tin Pan Alley” with Johnny Copeland. Thank you!