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His guitar wasn't actually a guitar, it was an extension of his fingers, heart and soul.
The most natural magic in the universe.
Lost way too soon. Nobody better.
I live in Austin, you can't scroll through the stations here without hearing Stevie at least once. Guy was a monster. He is top 5 all time no doubt
Hi. Are these stations on line? I'd love to tune in. Being connected to the radio industry I swear one day I'm going to broadcast SRV for a month solid.
@@markkennard861 Eagle 93.7 is one of the OG rock stations there's a few others but they play alot of good stuff
Been a Stevie Ray fan since the early 80’s. Hands down the most talented guitarist I’ve ever heard. I suggest you watch his recorded concerts. You won’t be able to stop staring at his hands.
"Stevie was an endless, open channel that music just poured out of. He made people who'd never touched a guitar in their life want to pick one up and start playing, and he made those of us who'd played with him live onstage before want to quit.".............Eric Clapton.
Seeing him play was a amazing experience! When he played quietly you couldn’t hear a sound out of the audience. We were mesmerized. ☮️
funny you say that, this is from a pretty early show (83) and if you watch the whole show... some of the crowd seems annoyed he is playing, they had no idea what they were part of
He is the only well known person (celebrity if you will ) who I actually cried when he died. I wrote his mother( Mama V) a letter about a year after he died, to encourage her...I never dreamed she would answer the letter, but she did. Sent me a short note saying some letters so touched her she just felt she had to reply. I cherish it to this day.
For the record, Eric Clapton was in complete awe of Stevie Ray. Look up Clapton's comments on Stevie's last performances
I was at his show at the Elmo back in the mid-80's. Hearing this more than 35 years later still brings me to tears! Visited his crash site last year at alpine Valley Ski Resort in Wisc. A little quiet plaque up near the top of the hill. RIP Brother Stevie!!
Stevie was indeed a force to be reckoned with, RIP. I've had the pleasure of playing with Double Trouble, his band, a number of times. They are all the nicest guys you'd ever want to meet. Stevie was a unique guy, who's shoes I'll never fill, but he definitely left his mark on the music world.
Wow you must be a talented musician 👏! I got to meet Stevie twice, he had the biggest hands ✋️ I'd ever seen on a small guy. I mean he wasn't very tall! But man could he play!..from Wyoming USA 🇺🇸 🤠
@@billallen4793 I felt like a beginner trying to fill Stevie's shoes with those who knew him best. 43 years of playing, and I'm instantly a newbi!
@Philip Carrell don't feel bad, S.R.V. made Eric Clapton consider not playing guitar anymore, because he knew that no matter how long, or how hard he'd practice, that he would NEVER be as good as Stevie was! I shook his hand on 2 separate occasions, and it'd been a few year's in-between, he remembered me, and asked if I'd quit riding bull's. I was in a wrist cast the first time, he actually signed my plaster cast, my mother wouldn't let me keep the stinky cast, it'd been on me for almost 10 week's, and was rather pungent! But he somehow remembered me, and I'd grown alot taller in the span of our hello's, I was 6'4" the second time. And this time, my hand's were bigger than his we had done the palm to palm measurement the first time after he asked about instruments that I played, I played alto saxophone 🎷and tuba, in Jr high and self taught some piano 🎹, and my father played guitar. The first time our hand's were almost the same size, but the second time, my hand's were bigger than his, he found great joy in the fact that my hand's had grown larger than his were. Then he started talking about how big hand's allowed him to play the guitar with his thumb on certain chords. Then someone came and rushed him away to do something else, that was probably more important than chatting with some goofy kid who loved hearing him play music, and sing. I really enjoyed the moments of time he spent with me, and somehow I felt that he would have talked with me for a much longer time if he didn't have other stuff to do. Now I don't REALLY know if that would have happened, but that's the energy that I felt. I wonder if he measured hand's with other people, but it sure made an impression on me. I'd never met a star before the first time, and had met other celebrities, but none seemed as genuinely kind and as down to earth as he was. Perhaps I caught him on a good day both time's, but he really seemed like a nice guy. I've heard the stories about the fist fighting, and drug use, but I feel that inside was a gentle and understanding human being! Did you ever see 👀 S.R.V. do the palm to palm thing with anyone?..from Wyoming USA 🇺🇸 🤠
@@billallen4793 I never got to meet Stevie. I only met up with the other guys years later. I would have liked to meet him though, especially later in his life. So many questions.......
@Philip Carrell I'm sorry I misunderstood! I reread your comment, now I get it. Did you play with Stevie's brother Jimmy then, or was he doing his own thing with the band he started after his brother died?
I try not to compare guitarists, but imo Jimi Hendrix and Stevie Ray Vaughan are at the top of the list.
Stevie is so much cleaner than jimi... Jimi was great but he was messy and not really blues to me more bluesy rock music. You should listen to what albert king had to say about jimi hendrix there's a clip somewhere saying jimi used to just stack amplifiers on top of amplifiers... stevie is the greatest ever in my opinion so clean and so much soul in there
@@RJ-vf5lk I saw him play in 1968 and have been a fan all my life. I love Stevie's playing too, of course. Jimi just had an ethereal magic to his playing that captured the imagination. Have you listened to Axis Bold as Love and Electric Ladyland in full?
@@marymargaretmoore9034 all depends on what ye have been smoking lol
I like Jimmy but he's overrated what about Alvin Lee Johnny Winter they are copy Johnny Winter I mean that's just my opinion I do like Jimmy but he couldn't play half of Johnny Winters riffs and Dan albino he's about blind
So blessed to have seen him in the InStep tour with Jeff Beck I wasn't going to go but my buddy drove me in 1989 my baby was 2 days old
EPIC. I love watching people react to this. The best guitarist to ever walk the earth. May he rest in peace. 23 years gone. From a plane crash. This is quintessential Texas Blues.
It was a helicopter crash. . .
33 years gone
When you get a chance you gotta check out “life without you live at capital theater” by Stevie the guitar playing is next level. Also Stevie and BB King played together a lot BB considers Stevie the greatest guitarist of all time.
Appreciate your honest and heartfelt reaction. Now check out Stevie Ray's "Soundcheck"--better than most concerts.
He could not read music. He and the guitar were one and music flowed through him. SRV played with many of the greats, the one with him and Johnny Copeland - Tin Pan Alley is 🔥. “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.
You should react to his version of Tin Pan Alley with Johnny Copeland
Ooooooooh, came here to say this!
When the blues greats...BB, Albert King, Muddy Waters and many more refer to you as the best, you know you are top tier!
The man never played it the same way twice!!!! Every night he had a different feeling on how to perform tunes and his mood that day/night steered him in a certain direction and that’s what you got as an audience member from the GOAT!!!!! Been there done that watching him dozens of times!!!!! Pure talent and emotions!!!! Just an unbelievable performer and Double Trouble ruled as his band!!!! So talented!!!!! As BB King said in amazement after playing with him once (BB was a great influence on Stevie when he was growing up and definitely wasn’t a slouch on playing Blues), we blues guitarist play in sentences and Stevie plays in paragraphs!!!!! So says Austin Tx!!!!! 😎🍸
There some serious skill and talent being able to follow along with that guy and provide the perfect amount of intensity to match what he's playing.
Cheatham Street, where the band stops playing when the train goes by and the house shakes. They have to so they can grab their drinks and keep them from shaking off onto the floor. I hope you’re doing well.
@@lathedauphinot6820 With with my handle SWTSU you know I watched Stevie playing at Cheatham Street (trains and all) eating 25cent oysters many times and then driving up to Austin to watch his next gig (since San Marcos shut down at 11:45pm and we were just getting started) at Steamboat or many other clubs keeping the party going!!!! Those were fantastic times back in the early 80’s my friend never to be repeated again!!!!! So says Austin Tx!!!! 🥳🥳🥳❤️❤️❤️🤘🤘😎🍸
@@SWTSU Yes, sir 🤘
He's always doing the same! CLEAN YOUR EARS, PLEASE!
It was simply astounding to see him live and up close.
This was an amazing reaction!!!
SRV is by far my all time favorite!!! I clicked so fast when I saw you were reacting to him.
And oh yes!!!! Tin Pan Alley with Johnny Copeland as well as Life Without You live from The Capitol Theater is absolute must see!!!
He sucks! OK! Yikes!
I SEEN STEVIE 30X HE WAS INCREDIBLE, TO WATCH SOMEONE SEE HIM FOR THE 1ST TIME IS SOMETHING ELSE, CAUSE NO MATTER HOW MANY TIMES YOU SEE HIM, WAS ALWAYS LIKE THE 1ST TIME
Saw him 3 times live in Dallas bars in 82. The last time Robert Plant and Jimmy Paige were sitting at the table next to us just having a beer. They were there to check Stevie out too. True story.
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Supernatural Stevie!
Saw him three times and what a privilege. Rest in peace buddy.
The great ones loved him and mentored him like Albert King, BB King and Buddy Guy.
I was blessed to be able to see him in concert in Cedar Rapids Iowa at the Paramount Theater backin the 80's, so damn good
Yo man! Love your reactions! Take a look at this one if you want to get a good look at a couple of greats together. Don't Lie To Me Albert King with Stevie Ray Vaughan. You're gonna love it. Have a great day!
Lucky to have seen him 3 times in concert. The first time warming up for BOSTON (weird billing). Never heard of him at the time, but it was one of those "OMFG, who is this guy?" moments.
“He makes me want to go listen to B.B. King” is what the fuck it’s all about bby! Good shit!!
Thank you for checking out SRV. 🙌🏼
SRV never learned to read music and played with all his heart and soul from around age 7, up to the very night he passed way too soon in 1990. He and his family were not too well off (father a traveljng Sales man) and they had to move every few months. He started playing guitar in bars by age 14 at night and couldn’t stay awake in class, failing. His music teacher gave him an F! 😂 He dropped out of high school at around 17 and moved to Austin (the biggest music scene in TX then and now) and delve full time into playing in clubs and immersed himself into rock and primarily blues (he and his brother constantly listening to blues growing up).
You said a few things that fell right in line with SRV. One, Stevie’s last concert was with Eric Clapton and a few other great players, including his brother Jimmy. (It is rumored that Clapton was a bit intimidated by SRV as was Copeland because they both knew SRV could outplay them)…. But I honestly believe SRV was too humble a man to do that to them. SRV was just happy to have the privileged to share the stage with them. He also played very early on in his blues career with both BB King and Albert King (Once SRV was allowed on stage with them in clubs, they loved SRV…. And he loved and admired them and Jimmy Hendrix. Unfortunately SRV passed in an after concert helicopter crash, while heading to another concert, along with a few other members of Clapton’s crew. I feel so lucky to have seen him and BB King play at a Jazz festival in the 80’s.
Anyhow, highly recommend LIFE WITHOUT YOU, at Capital Theater and Voodoo Child (his dedicated admiration to Jimmy Hendrix. SRV bought Hendrix’s foot petal for concerts. Also Riviera Paradise is beautiful acoustics and last Living Life By The Drop - recorded but not released until after he passed.
Always loved and most certainly never forgotten. We love you SRV! ✌🏼❤️
BB King once said about Stevie: to play the Blues means being black twice, and Stevie missed out on both accounts, but BB didn't notice. BB King was like a father to Stevie just like so many of the great Black Blues players Albert King and Buddy Guy just to name a few that Stevie worshiped and was influenced by.
Perfect blend of finesse and brute strength.
🦋To mark the event of Thanksgiving in 1972, B.B. King played what he would call his best ever live performance years later when he reminisced upon his spectacular show at New York's maximum-security Sing Sing prison, an event that saw King show the true power of music by introducing the blues to prisoners.Sep 16, 2020
B.B. King said this was his greatest live performance ever
I began hearing Stevie Ray Vaughn's music in the late 1960's on the radio (I was born in 1950). I never saw his face until a few years later. And for all that time I simply ASSUMED that he WAS a Black man!!! Why would you NOT? True story.
Stevie is the GOAT.
You absolutely need to see BB King and friends doing That's Why I Sing The Blues. It will disrupt your day.
BB King with..... Stevie Ray, Eric Clapton, Albert King, Etta James, Gladys Knight, Chaka Khan, AND MORE..... a must see!
Most were present for his last concert
Awesome reaction !!! B.B. King used to say that you have to be black twice to sing the blues but he never noticed with Stevie. I was lucky enough to see him live in 1985 at the capitol theater, if my mom knew where I was I would still be grounded. You should really take a look at With out you at the capitol theater Passaic NJ.
You should do the live in studio version of Black Coffee by Humble Pie with the Blackberries
You said that if you closed your eyes you'd think you were listening to a burly black blues man. He didn't look it but he sure sounded it. Another thing, Stevie Ray used that Stratocaster almost exclusively when he played and by how beat up it is he played it incessantly. He named it "Lenny" after his longtime girlfriend and wife Lenora. She helped find the money for the guitar he came to love so much.
Also, Stevie was maybe 135 lbs. soaking wet but his hands were amazingly strong for a little guy. Strat's are usually played with .08 to .10 strings. Pretty standard for solid body guitars But Stevie used .13s. That's a gauge usually reserved for an acoustic Dreadnaught. Obviously, he made it work. Killed in a plane crash in 1990. He'd been free of a really bad opioid habit since 1986. From Oak Cliff, Texas. Dead at 35 from an airplane crash, there's no telling what he'd be doing now. One of the greats.
Helicopter crash, not a plane crash, leaving his last show that included Eric Clapton and Robert Cray. He used regular gauge on the bass strings. He also downtuned to fatten up the tone from the heavier than usual high strings.
The running joke is "Stevie's guitar needed a cigarette after the show". My son and I were lucky enough to see Stevie live in September of 1989, in the Astrodome. Floor seats, 10th row, dead center. He opened for The Who. Being a Texan, he had the crowd of 50k plus all wound up for The Who. Pete Townsend, came out before they took the stage and paid SRV the best compliment ever. "I'm not sure I can follow that, simply amazing".
Someone previously commented that when SRV was done with his set, his guitar needed a cigarette!!
Stevie Ray Vaughn is the greatest blues guitar player ever. He played with BB King and Albert King. Yes, he spoke though his guitar.
Ok, now you’ve gotta check out his version of Stevie Wonder’s Superstition
He sure had heart and soul
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Eric Clapton was borderline intimidated by SRV. He said something to the effect that SRV would make non-musicians want to take up the guitar and would make professional players want to quit.
Heady...Intoxicating!😋😎😍😘
Speaking of heavy set black men, one of the greatest guitarists, BB King, said that "Stevie Ray was the blackest white man he'd ever met"!😁🎶🎸🎵 There is a video of them playing together and you gotta-do it!🎸🎶
Stevie Dan play music, Stevie was music. One thing about this song. When Stevie found out the guy that wrote the song wasn't getting royalties he took it out of his own pocket to give it to him.
Randy rhoads, David Gilmour, Lindsey Buckingham. Favorite guitarist, but damn Stevie Ray. is badass..
BRO! BRO! You didn't have to stop it right as he began to sing. . .I know, I know, you thought your reaction at that moment was so damn important you just had to stop a masterful performer to let us know he's a great guitarist. . .We already knew that!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I understand I didn't have to but I had to
Stevie Ray Vaughan was one of the greatest, but so was Jimi Hendrix. If you watch Stevie Ray Vaughan playing his guitar most of the time he had his eyes closed and like the music just came out of his soul his heart.
The GOAT going full GOAT…
If you notice, he never once looks at the guitar❤😂🎉❤😂🎉❤😂🎉✌🏽☮️🤲🙏
This show was just one month after his first album was released.
His band played clubs on the "Chitlin Circuit" in the South, but this gig was in Toronto Canada, so it's likely that most of this crowd had never seen or heard him before. 😳🤯
Loved your reaction! It made me so hungry that I had to get dinner 😂. Stevie was friends with B.B. King, Albert King, and many other Blues greats. B.B. King on the channel? And a marathon of greatest guitarists? Yes please! 😊
This is the best guitarist ever. Please enjoy your search for someone better, and then be welcomed home again back here because Stevie is the GOAT.
SRV is the GOAT..... playing by "feel", innovative, blending several styles/techniques...and the unmatched speed with accuracy...even other greats admit they felt like beginners on stage with him
B.B. and Albert King sang praises 👏 about Stevie's talent!..from Wyoming USA 🇺🇸 🤠
The man is playing out of his soul cuz you young people say he's in the one of the greatest blues player of my enjoy it😊
1. U gotta react to His cover of "Voodoo Child"
2. Check out "Yebba - My Mind"
it'll blow your mind!
Stevie and his guitar always sang in harmony
Albert Ray was Stevie's Blues man. Hand To GOD!
The goat may he rest in peace
Welcome to the SRV fan club, better late than never! Caught his act back in DC, it was fantastic!!!!!
#MugnifyReact Now do his songs "Life without you" & "tin pin alley with jonny Copeland (both live version) you'll love them.
Btw he has some songs with BB King too
Love Stevie❤
I saw Him at James L Night Center in Miami and in Sunrise Fla twice at the Musical theater. We were burning out back before the show and Here comes this Cadillac I don't know what year it was but it had the big wings on the back And in the Cadillac was Stevie ray and Double Trouble. Ill always remember him Rolling down the window and saying you fellows alright. And then he said Remember Hugs not drugs! Well you better believe that concert was awesome🫵
I saw him in the 80's in Toronto's Maple Leaf Gardens opening for Robert Plant. Definitely the envy of my friends for sure. lol
Epic show. Best show ever.
"I LIKE MY EGGO WAFFLES BURNT ON ONE SIDE"
IM DEAD 💀 ☠️ 🤣
This is SRV iconic performance at the El Macombo tavern in Toronto, Canada
Stevie played with both albert a b.b and whe n they got done both Albert a b.b bowd their heads to him you can find their performances on RUclips
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I got to see him play many times, twice with BB King. The second time BB made him play last, refused to follow him. Stevie was kind of embarrassed, and a few people in the crowd were saying who does this young hotshot think he is, thinking he can play after the great BB King? Stevie called BB early to come out, and BB King announced that this was HIS show, he does what he wants, and he wants Stevie to close the show. “Everybody give Stevie all your love and respect.” And everyone did. Stevie never would have presumed to play last otherwise.
STEVIE BEING STEVIE !! 🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🎸🔥🎸😁😍
Truly enjoyed your reaction!👍
For me, he is number one. ❤️❤️✌️
The king of kings
I shook BB King's hand. Was like 19 when SRV died. Broke Into a Simpsons episode after the 10pm news and reported it.all us guys, all musicians, cried.
Best reaction to SRV ever... the food metaphors all the way through.... Got flavor, yup!
SRV is the GOAT. No contest. The guitar is like part of his body. It's natural that he can play behind his back and sing like he was born to do it. He was.
Yes there is a contest. The only people who say that never saw Hendrix live.
He was very Awesome❤
Hey Mugs! Eric Clapton said SRV is only one that could make him hang up his guitar 🎸. Stevie is a Texas legend. Texas Blues at its best. I have been lucky enough to meet him a couple of times and go to several concerts. I miss him so much he was a very humble guy. Stevie and his guitar are like one. Oh there is a video with him and BB on you tube . I don't remember which song though. My other favorite song by him is Pride and Joy. As I am typing this I am waiting for the reaction when he starts playing behind his back lol. Lol there it is 🤣 great Reaction Mugs much love bro. ♥️
Love Stevie Ray, love to see younger people appreciating Stevie Ray nice reaction.
Amazed so many time by Stevie!! :) ♥ ♥ ♥ Jesus Love 2 U :) !! ♥
BB King called Stevie the king of blues guitar
You will freak out to, Jeff Healey's, "See the Light" on Night Music... 1988...
He beets them all
One of the most reacted videos on youtube. SRV was on top of the mountain
If you like that white boy blues, you should try Johnny Winter. He got this white boy (me) into the blues for life! 😄
My favorite guitar player ‼️ best that ever lived in my opinion 💯❤️
The GOAT OF GOATS!!!!!!!!!!!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
The best of the Guitar Gods!!
Check him out with Albert King. Albert loved him
Love it!! Now that's music!!!
You might want to hold those side of hash until you watch SRV and Johnny Copland (real old school blues) doing Tin Pan Alley. It's ok, you'll thank me once you hear/see it.
If you can't feel that, check for a pulse! Keb Mo is a contemporary blues artist who is very, very good. He covered Johnny Cash's Folsom Prison Blues and smashed that song to peices! Please check it out.
The greatest
You names some really great pickers but when I watch them they perform really well. BUT ... SRV doesn't perform he lives it and we just get to watch. Thanks for sharing.
If you are looking for great guitarists from the 1960s and '70s be sure to check out Johnny Winter (who was the first rock musician to get a million dollar signing bonus from a record label) and Roy Buchanan who's style in one-of-a-kind..
"Remember, Kid, There's Heroes And There's Legends. Heroes Get Remembered, But Legends Never Die."
THE LEGEND HIMSELF SRV !