Stevie Ray Vaughan Live @ University of Buffalo NY 04/29/1984
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Buffalo, NY. April 29, 1984.
Set list:
1. Scuttle Buttin'
2. Testify
3. Voodoo Chile
4. Honey Bee
5. The Things That I Used To Do
6. Mary Had a Little Lamb
7. Tin Pan Alley
8. Love Struck Baby
9. Texas Flood
10. Pride and Joy
11. Rude Mood
12. The Wham
13. Lenny
14. Testify (again)
from different audience camera (somewhat closer and better)
- Scuttle Buttin'
- Voodoo Chile
- Honey Bee
- The Things That I Used To Do
- Mary Had a Little Lamb
- Tin Pan Alley
Comment: first night with Hamiltone guitar.
0:05 Scuttle Buttin'
2:02 Testify
5:54 Voodoo Chile
16:04 Honey Bee
19:00 The Things That I Used To Do
26:10 Mary Had a Little Lamb
29:35 Tin Pan Alley
40:15 Love Struck Baby
43:25 Texas Flood
53:45 Pride and Joy
58:52 Rude Mood
1:03:23 The Wham
1:08:10 Lenny
1:21:15 Testify
1:29:45 Scuttle Buttin'
1:32:00 Testify
1:35:36 Voodoo Chile
1:44:46 Honey Bee
1:46:10 The Things (That) I Used To Do
1:52:06 Mary Had a Little Lamb
1:54:51 Tin pan alley
1:44:46 Honey Bee
@@SRVMusicVideo thanks!!
No one is like the late great Stevie Ray , there will never be another like him .
That is for sure!
so true....so true.
Holy Crap ! I was at this show, right up against the stage in the center. My third SRV show, mind blowing. U of B’s Spring Fest, and the day he received his Hamiltone Custom Setneck Strat with his name inlaid on the fretboard. Can’t believe I’m getting to relive it again !!!
I was there also. I can't believe this is on video!
@@lisaaugust5935😊😊
I was there! Cindy Lauper , Jazz band of some sort also played. I don't remember a whole lot from that day. Free all day event and SRV closed the show - of course.
I was there !!! I was 16 years old!🤪 I was about 20 feets from the stage.
From Québec to Buffalo I was far from home🙂
Going on in 2020 and will never be forgotten..RIP Stevie Ray Vaughan...The Best Guitar Stringer and left a GREAT LAGECY..r you with me? PHENOMENEL.. and that's putting it mildly..This is the real Deal..Can't put a price on it...Its out of our LEAGUE..
nice, next time use spell-check
Tommy was blessed to have played with Johnny Winter & SRV.
sloburnjo : They were also blessed to have him. He’s a phenomenal bass player. Don’t think anyone loved Stevie more than Tommy. He also played at Woodstock !!!!!
Saw him at the Fox Theater in St. Louis, Mo. I'll never forget it. I still mourn his death. He had so much more to say musically speaking and we will never know. Just did a workout listening to one of his cd's. I'm 67 this month and play a little blues guitar , I am just in awe of his talent.
Stevie would have been 66 years old this year (2021)....he's forever a handsome young buck....shreading those guitar strings in Heaven
Man that was great even the bad audio ,the will never be a greater guitar performer than Stevie Ray !
I absolutely love the intimacy these crowd videos provide,must have been an amazing experience especially for the people who attended more than one show by this unrepeated master of music
I saw SRV in The Tripping Fields at SUNY New Paltz a few weeks after this. It was their Spring Weekend also. One of my favorite concert memories. And the one of the most incredible guitar performances I’ve ever seen
I was there. I never really knew who he was back then but my Girlfriend at the time said he was playing at the UB Columns and wanted to go. I was like yeah ok. We were right up in the front. I could hear him singing into the microphone before it came out over the speakers. I was a Magical Night 👍
It is amazing to think of how far this footage must have traveled to arrive on the internet, isn't it? Quite a lineage.
You've blessed us lately thank you.
First appearance of his Hamiltone guitar in this gig! Played the hell out of it too! Amazing video! Thank you!
back when it had emg pickups in it too
Gracias!!!
Thank you💜😍🌎🙏
Real pleasure watching this concert ! Amazing talent of a gifted musician. Plus a genuine humble man. Not too many with this level of love ❤ respect doing what he enjoys most. Hope to see many more concerts !
Congrats University of New York..You had opportunity to see Stevie Ray Vaughan...r u with me? Wow..Fabulous and then more on the side...Oh ..Happy Day!
I don't understand that people put down buffalo as a city? Not seeing that you are but some of the best doctors in the world graduated from University of Buffalo. We have one of the best medical schools in all the world and other than that we're just an awesome fucking City
@@Davidjon1946 hmmm...The Skyroom, UB and Chautauqua was it Chenengo too? More than these few times. Buffalo is rich in people, culture and history. The City of Light. Do you the history? The Central Terminal, waterways and steel mills were the hub of THE WORLD. Not just the nation. City of good neighbors and still is. After Times Square , Broadway and Filmore was the busiest intersection of the WORLD. The Pan American exhibition, underground railroad, works largest steel industries and more. I'm all about the BUFFAL❤VE! GO BILLS! Tommy was diggin' a girl name Sue here for a while. Us Buffalo gals must be ok! I think he even wrote about her in one of the bio's. Did you see Hendrix at McVans before he was Hendrix? He stayed a while. I might add, every city changes. Austin is SO not what it was and Oak Cliff and that part of Dallas isn't like Southfork Ranch. A lot has changed in 30 years.
@@TheInnerYouCAS_K Buffalo was great for attracting musicians. I was at this show for my last year there. I miss places like the Tralf and Kleinhans, not to mention the acts that SUNY Buffalo was able to get.
What a great performance! A little bit different than the others I would say. Great tone and feel.
The lick at 55:56 is why SRV is SRV. Lightning-fast mixing open stringed and fretted notes.
He is just so buttery smooth with it. Ive not heard anyone else do this
Wow I saw him a week later at SUNY New Paltz!
Lenny et les octaves 🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋
Haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Merci beaucoup !
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It's a great musical concert Texas Blue's And
"Stevie Ray Vaughan" the best!
Inlayed of the fret. Pearl inlay
The Hamiltone 🎸 & SRV
The Best of the Best.
The years sponsored by ' Coke' were sure something! Thanks for the Musick.
Awesome. Thank you for sharing.
Very cool concert, I was there.
Love it!!!! Did you store all this up for years and then just put them on your site? This is so AWESOME and fun.
Yes, my goal is to upload everything I have.
@@SRVMusicVideo Did you see him in person?
@@SueProv No, I'm only 24 so never had the chance to.
SRVMusicVideo I’m very impressed with all you have collected thus far. Thank you very for sharing it.
@@SRVMusicVideo I was fortunate enough to see him 3 times in a year,and 6 weeks later he was gone...
was at this show and front row center. Have tons of photos of SRV. He was third player at the Springfest. Believe it or not. The headliner was Cindy Lauper
Would you mind sharing some of your Photos with me ?
@Larry, I too was there, roamed to the front, side, center for those 2 hours of that amazing set. Perhaps we were screaming side by side to each other too!
Yellow Man opener... Cindy Lauper second... Stevie was Closing set... All Cindy Lauper fans were up front... as Stevie's set began.. they all left... LOL... Stevie sat on the edge of the stage for 'Lenny'... I was 4 feet in front of him... I audio taped the show.. the 2nd camera angle, the guy is standing right behind me.
I was there as well. My senior year. What a way to close out the spring feasts there. Can’t say I remember much of the day except for the music.
@@peterao9049 yes, but Cindi said, (we were working security) “oh, it’s going to be too cold, I don’t want to go on last.” And Stevie became the headliner. Saw him numerous times, this was probably the best and, if you remember, there was a fireworks display over the lake behind the stage and we were all pointing at that shit going off behind him and he finally saw what we were pointing at, started watching the display and choreographing his solo to the explosions. It was surreal and spectacular - the show of a lifetime. No shit, and I’ve seen a LOT of shows.
Oh, and there was this group of knuckleheads playing kill the guy with the keg, crashing through the crowd and my buddy Conroy jumped in and chaos ensued. Holy crap, what a day.
I have pix too, I reckon I should try to dig them up.
Thank you !!!
That was Buffalo New York..excuse me....thank you for the post..
It as at Spring Fest at Bard Point outdoors. @@TheInnerYouCAS_K
@@TheInnerYouCAS_K this was way before the Town Ballroom was having concerts I think it was still just boarded up
@@larychinowsky3682 Yep and I was there. 4/29/84.
@@larychinowsky3682 yes!
Thanks for this, epic footage!
Dang it! I have to go to work. Took a peak and can't wait to see the whole thing. Thank you for some more rare footage. ❤❤❤
Dope
I was there.
Can you upload the Pori Jazz Festival 1985? The Early show? Please 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🥺🥺🥺
ruclips.net/video/yjtaRPLOu-k/видео.html
SRVMusicVideo The Early Show is what i am talking about. This is the late show. I remember it was on RUclips but now there isn’t any videos anymore.
@@SRV89Fender The video I posted is 2 hours long, I added both and the 1988 show.
SRVMusicVideo My apologizes. Thank you very much sir!!
35:08
Do you have the Palm Sunday show from April ‘84 to upload?
Yes
ruclips.net/video/ZRC46V8m_F4/видео.html
Mmm. JKJK to be be
Fat 12 gauge strings. Tune down a half step you gotta be a little gorilla to play it like that