yep... the most naturally talented, the best feel.. every frigging note is perfect.. Joe Walsh, SRV, David Gilmour, Jimmy Page : that's my top 4 guitarist list
Yep he played with very heavy gauge strings from as light as 12's to as heavy as 17's. His main strings were 13's. He could bend any of those like mad!
I'm a 63 year young white woman from Detroit 😎 & I love that you GET his music. I LOVE this man's talent...WEPT the day his plane went down. What a loss. Keep enjoying the beauty he left behind. He was the ultimate bada$$ guitarist 🎸💪🖤 ❗
My Dad past away in 2014, I remembered asking my dad as a teenager “ Dad, who’s your favourite band or singer?” He said without even thinking about it, Stevie Ray Vaughan. Of course I never heard of him and 50 cent just came out and I didn’t care at 15. Unfortunately I never got to share the love for SRV that I now have, but it’s all because of him why I even looked up who this Stevie guy was. Nobody was cooler looking then this guy! The boots and the hat are hitters! Unmatched on the guitar, I’m sorry folks, I know it’s a controversial topic but I’m here to say it anyway. He had the voice, he had the guitar and he had the tunes, like a Ray Charles level of hero.
I was 16 going on 17 when he passed. I now live about 20 minutes from Alpine Valley Music Theatre, East Troy. Watching him play, one would think his guitar was an appendage he was born with.
+Krizzly listened to this 20 times before i noticed the string XD Thought he did it for show :P. The switch is not that hard actually. Continuing with only 5 strings however and still sound bad ass.. That's seriously impressive.
+Odd Eleven Agreed, a tremolo bridge by its nature throws whatever 5 strings remain way the hell out of tune when one breaks, and until the switch is at hand he is wringing out an acceptable pitch somehow.....
Swamp T. I'm not that experienced of an guitar player. I mostly just strum rhythm and do something that barely pass a singing to myself XD But does it change that much just from one string breaking? From what i have experienced just pushing the strings harder/softer is enough to correct whenever they are in tune but not really 100%. I usually just stop tho and tune my guitar XD I'm not SRV and my finger are not magical :P hehe.
+Odd Eleven actually yeah... you notice he had to change everything he was doing to work around not having that one string. so really for him not having that one string isn't that big of deal but for the average Joe. without that one string we're pretty much out of commission.
Anyone that has ever popped a guitar string knows what it does to the sound of your guitar. The fact that Stevie was able to keep playing as if nothing had happened, with no noticeable change in tone - I mean...I don't even know what to say. We should all be so lucky to be as passionate about anything as Stevie was for the blues. Also, Rene Martinez is a fucking badass
I believe reason why the guitar didn’t go out of tune when the string broke was because his trem was backed up against the body instead of floating. From what I’ve read the number one and Lenny have their terms back again the body while the other strats were floating but correct me if I’m wrong.
Well, it was noticable if you're paying attention, losing one sting messes up the tension and therefore tuning of the whole guitar, but he did some creative bends and tricks and pulled it off pretty damn well. Most other musicians couldn't do what he did
Reese Wynans is a killer keyboardist! Stevie Ray said that after Reese joined the band, they went from Double Trouble to a Triple Threat. The whole group was tight.
Sure was. That was back when they had Lou Ann Barton as the singer for the group. But he also said that about Double Trouble after Reese Wynans joined the band.
@@yaboi-km2qn ik I’ve seen it about 10 times so that only means like if 500,000 watch it 10 times that means 500,000 into 7,000,000,000 that’s not alpt
@@dratini101 what I meant is that there aren’t really any songs built off guitar and with solos and just good ole blues and rock songs at the top of the music charts nowadays… this type of music isn’t mainstream like it used to be. Obviously I didn’t say all that so I understand why nobody understood what I meant.
The single greatest piece to improvise Rock piano to. The snappy rhythm is glorious! Rhythm? I don't know all this music terminology, just cool to smash keys with!
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Where do you start?....all I can say is Fuckin WOW, the heaviest , thickest, most viscous blues on the planet. I love how everything is forefront. Monstrous bass foundations, sexy ass drums, and SRV, THE man himself, in my ameture opinion, the best blues guitarist to walk the Earth.
My favourite part in the solo is actually the part AFTER he breaks the string. First time i watched this i wasn't watching the video and i liked what i heard so i came back to it and i was really surprised that a string breaks , the guy keeps his cool , the bassist looks at the guitar nervously , he still keeps his cool , plays and finishes the solo just how it needs to be done ; and to top it all off he switches guitars without skipping a single beat. I wish he was still alive so we could be going to his shows to see more of this badassery.
that was pretty damn amazing, he never skipped a beat, lost his composure, or diminished the song in the slightest, also kudos the stage hand for doing his part to get the new guitar out to him fast so he could keep moving through.
That shit was absolutely amazing, the guitar change was so smooth, right at the break, so if you listened to just the audio you would have absolutely no clue! And, the stage hand looked like Ron Jeremy.. lmfao!
As much as I love that super smooth swap out to a new guitar, I think my favourite part of this performance is 2:08. He absolutely charges that stage to deliver one of if not my favourite live solo's ever. Up there with the best to ever do it. RIP Sir.
Everyone is rightfully pointing out SRV not missing a beat, the keyboardist who made a deal with the devil, but can we get an Amen for the guitar tech that hot swapped everything including the strap like a friggin champ? That guy is like Tiger Woods caddy, man.
We will never recover from the loss of Stevie Ray Vaughn. Ever. All we have are memories and these videos. I'll take them. He never realized that he was the best ax man to ever lift and play a Fender Stratocaster. All the rest of us live in his shadow. SRV was a miracle.
+tom wray You got that right Tom. I listen to Stevie Ray every day, and I miss him more as time passes away. You know what it means to lose something as great as him. But we can clutch these moments that he poured out his heart and soul to us, and remember him as the greatest guitarist and blues musician that ever lived.
+tom wray It's like that too, I cant go long without some exposure and it hurts but helps too...and you nailed it, he was so humble, the personality he expressed while playing and in the way he talked between songs and when interviewed was like a friend or the kid next door (IMHO) and we didn't realize he was a real live wizard and truly a master of the instrument as well as the Stratocaster...Check out the MTV Unplugged Video and see a Guild acoustic 12 string guitar played like nobody ever has or ever will again.....
Mark and Tom, don't be so down. SRV will always live because young people like me [1993 generation] will keep his spirit alive! He was the greatest blues musician that the world has ever seen. America and Texas should be proud of him. He was a great man, and one of the best guitarists out there. Greetings from Serbia!
Idk.. I love SRV and I know he plays live. But this one is iffy.. When he strums initially, it's slightly late.. And the sound is clearly coming from the lower strings such as E or A.. But he definitely only strums the high strings such as B or E..and on top of that his left hand wasn't even in position yet to play those notes
@@GageDrums I thought the same thing, so I watched it over and over in slow motion. If you slow the speed down to 0.50 you will notice at 3:03 (go to about 3:01 to start it) right after he plugs the amp chord in he quickly hits the D and G strings with a down stroke pauses for a beat then hits the B and E strings, realizes he doesn't have a good handle on the pick, changes his grip on the pick and then goes back up the neck to start strumming again. He knew exact where he was supposed to come in and did it so subtly that it looks like it never happened. I happens so quickly you have to really watch it a few times. The ringing of the strings until he hits the next note at 3:04 is in perfect sync too. At least I think that is the answer.
🎹 la playa , just a sec , he accents emphasis on this song , you search too austin city limits he phrase this song 2twice this live venue 😅 😢👍 great showmanship for that time period. 🔚 where It starts 🐍🎉 , cold shot too . last thing said .
I will forever be astonished by that swift guitar change with absolutely brilliant teamwork and precision with his tech. Another legend gone far too soon!
Rene Martinez was every bit the star of that song, right next to Stevie. Seeing that absolutely flawless guitar change always makes me smile and never gets old.
this is why stevie’s my favorite guitarist, how he swaps guitars and gets right back into the grove like it’s nothing is INSANE!!! left this world too early
As someone that works as FOH Guy an Stage Tech at a local independent music venue that holds a capacity 400, I have met seen an worked with some wonderful people bands wise but never in my life have I ever seen guitar tech do change as swiftly as Mr Martinez in this clip my god how smooth he is. This is a clip that every Guitar Tech on road round world for year's will come back to reminisces of what this man did at Austin City Limits looks like cracking gig 👌
SRV has taught us so much about what guitar can be or mean to someone. I know for sure he is the best blues guitarist (and best ever in my book) and that he deserves so much more respect and credit. I may be 13, and only started playing guitar 2/3 months ago, but I am on a mission to help rediscover the way SRV influenced people of the last generation and my generation. I plan to make blues a dominant genre again.
I've been playing guitar 19 years. Just now am I understanding the power that Stevie Ray Vaughan has had on my guitar playing. It's truly a beautiful thing. So sad that he's gone but he left plenty of material to practice. RIP STEVIE
Hey man I started at the same age and have been playing as long as you have and I’m glad I’m not the only one that feels like you do glad I could share something like that with someone else
I was going to say that I was PISSED when Stevie passed but this song, the lyrics, the playing and how Stevie's crew member switched that guitar out without any of them missing a beat was pure showmanship! Wow...wish Stevie was still lightening it up today! RIP brother!
The way he plays guitar is just amazing. While he's playing he effortlessly reaches down and adjusts his guitar knobs for the exact sounds he wants from his guitar. It's amazing he does it without looking and all from feel.
Stevie's control of everything is amazing. Just a glance at the tech and made a change Nascar pit crews would dream of. Dude was such a savage. RIP the 🐐
I like the way he checks that all his controls on his guitar are in the right position at 1:00, after these big strokes even not looking at it! And all of it while singing! Just insane guy!
@@ohno5212 doubt it was an accident, he was constantly changing his pickups mid-solo.. when you watch for it its nuts, he changes his pickup selector all the time throughout the song
It's always dialng them max. I know myself I rarely have anything other than max on any guitar .. I hear the theory the pots should just be removed, maybe that's true? I do use the volumes but tone ... not really.
@@FallNorth Yeah, I use the tone knob just when I try to mimic for example B. B. King's tone which I don't do it that often, so it is same for me. The volume pot has much more value for me 'cause I play rhythm with it dialed back quite a bit and I can boost myself both volumewise and tonewise for solo.
SRV is a musical DR. He sure patched up the solo nicely and even got the crowd to clap cause the transition was smoother than the butter you spread on your toast.
Be thankful folks, for not only we had the opportunity to watch this brilliant performance by one of the greatest guitar player of all time, but we also witnessed one of the finest performances by a roadie ever caught on tape.
At first I didn't realize what Eric Clapton was talking about during the interview, when I tried to play it back it turned out to be true what he said: SRV never pauses when playing the guitar, never thinks about what he should play like and flows continuously RIP LEGEND
Guitar tech level 10, 1 nod from SRV was the equivalent of Dan Marino calling the fake spike to his WR with a single nod. A true master of his craft. Thank you SRV and Double Trouble
I was blessed enough to see him live right before his popularity blew up. To this day it's still the best performance I've ever seen. He played behind his head, behind his back. He switched from an acoustic to an electric guitar mid song without missing a beat. For me he is just the GOAT.
Did you see it at this concert? , I envy you man (healthily) I didn't even have the opportunity to see any of my favorite artists all or almost all are already dead
Stevie was just a genius guitar player. I love the part right after the keyboard player's section when Stevie takes over at 2:08 and just goes off on a magnificent riff to continue the song. Just awesome !!!
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correction you know you're bad ass when you break the bottom string mid lead solo and make it sound even better with only 5 strings I think stevie just earned another name sake with that performance alone
Ledgendary thats why.i couldnt go see him wen he played auckland nz in 90?so imagine raging at the Hells Angels niteclub and who cruises out to freak out the wasters??yep thats right.srv himself.left me wondering if i was witnessing reality,i was.so didnt bum at missing concert.lucky i was upstairs lost in the head.i cn just imagine what i may have done lol.memories are forever.xxx
Watch his hands. Focus on how seamlessly he is with his art, skill and music - even with a guitar change. Snap those strings Stevie! Rest in power, genius.
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That guitar switch would make an F1 pit crew blush
That look over his shoulder "get me another one"
@@bixby9797.. more like, "I'm ready, you ready?"
I saw the string flying
You got it right my nigga!
performance 10/10
singing 10/10
guitaring 10/10
strings 5/6
RIP Stevie
thanks so much for 1k likes!
jajjaja real
Awesome to be the little sister lol
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The Formula 1 of guitar changes!
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David Larson perfect quote.
David Larson indeed, very good (also fast haha) but died too young. And still already was A legend
Michael Roderick : He plays pretty good with only 5 stings...!
😂
Jarno Berrevoets : 🤦🏻♀️...💔
I don't care what anyone says! The greatest blues guitar player EVER!
By far
yep... the most naturally talented, the best feel.. every frigging note is perfect.. Joe Walsh, SRV, David Gilmour, Jimmy Page : that's my top 4 guitarist list
Anche Eric Clapton la pensa uguale
Greatest guitar player ever!
Without a doubt !! Stevie was unreal ,,, 😎👌👍👍👍
This guy was a monster. He wasn't human. His string gauges are as legendary as he is. Possibly the best blues player ever.
He wasn’t using heavy strings here
Yep he played with very heavy gauge strings from as light as 12's to as heavy as 17's. His main strings were 13's. He could bend any of those like mad!
He and Rory Gallagher , for sure
Johnny Winter .. Albert King.. tgere are many
Makin that Geetar sing baby!!!
That keyboardist is awesome
Reese Wynans, he was in The Allman Brothers Band before Gregg was.
You know he was SRVs music teacher.
Reese Wynans is insane man
Fast hands, wow is all I can say
@@micah1749 actually his teacher that pretty cool actually.
Whoever was the sound engineer present here, I salute you.
Just plain cool,those in the know.xxx
I'm an asian kid living in Korea right now. Fact that I still get his music just proves how outstanding his music was.
omg i'm also an asian kid living in korea right now!!
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@@Ninjapai i hope that by that you mean Korean food. If so, thanks!
I'm a 63 year young white woman from Detroit 😎
& I love that you GET his music. I LOVE this man's talent...WEPT the day his plane went down. What a loss. Keep enjoying the beauty he left behind. He was the ultimate bada$$ guitarist 🎸💪🖤 ❗
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My Dad past away in 2014, I remembered asking my dad as a teenager “ Dad, who’s your favourite band or singer?” He said without even thinking about it, Stevie Ray Vaughan. Of course I never heard of him and 50 cent just came out and I didn’t care at 15. Unfortunately I never got to share the love for SRV that I now have, but it’s all because of him why I even looked up who this Stevie guy was. Nobody was cooler looking then this guy! The boots and the hat are hitters! Unmatched on the guitar, I’m sorry folks, I know it’s a controversial topic but I’m here to say it anyway. He had the voice, he had the guitar and he had the tunes, like a Ray Charles level of hero.
@@davidsharpe9310 Welcome to the band my friend! Your Dad had excellent taste!🙏❤️🎸
Amen, brother. And what a great gift your dad gave you!
My father also passed away but he also loved this guy!!
1:50 Stevie was such a great guitarist that he got Eric Clapton to play piano for him.
Wtf lmaoo
@brownwings00 Its sarcasm mate... That is SRV"s band piano guy
Reese Wynans, he now plays with Joe Bonamassa.
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RIP SRV August 27, 1990, East Troy, WI
thats the day i was born
Rip😭
I was 16 going on 17 when he passed. I now live about 20 minutes from Alpine Valley Music Theatre, East Troy. Watching him play, one would think his guitar was an appendage he was born with.
My birthday, and, oddly enough, SRV's dad died on Aug 27 a few years earlier.
21 days after my b-day. 3 weeks. RIP MY MANS SRV
That smooth guitar switch at 2:50 was pretty badass :--)
+Krizzly listened to this 20 times before i noticed the string XD Thought he did it for show :P.
The switch is not that hard actually. Continuing with only 5 strings however and still sound bad ass.. That's seriously impressive.
+Krizzly fckn eh man
+Odd Eleven Agreed, a tremolo bridge by its nature throws whatever 5 strings remain way the hell out of tune when one breaks, and until the switch is at hand he is wringing out an acceptable pitch somehow.....
Swamp T. I'm not that experienced of an guitar player. I mostly just strum rhythm and do something that barely pass a singing to myself XD
But does it change that much just from one string breaking? From what i have experienced just pushing the strings harder/softer is enough to correct whenever they are in tune but not really 100%.
I usually just stop tho and tune my guitar XD
I'm not SRV and my finger are not magical :P hehe.
+Odd Eleven actually yeah... you notice he had to change everything he was doing to work around not having that one string. so really for him not having that one string isn't that big of deal but for the average Joe. without that one string we're pretty much out of commission.
My favorite song by Stevie, I am the little sister
Saw Stevie Ray Vaughan twice, Awesome, fantastic ❤❤❤❤ best concerts !!!
This man was in class all by himself. Such an incredibly talented musician. Just amazing the things he could do. Such a loss to the industry.
I put him alongside Buddy Holly for the music that COULD have been written; the songs that could have been played.
Anyone that has ever popped a guitar string knows what it does to the sound of your guitar. The fact that Stevie was able to keep playing as if nothing had happened, with no noticeable change in tone - I mean...I don't even know what to say. We should all be so lucky to be as passionate about anything as Stevie was for the blues. Also, Rene Martinez is a fucking badass
well said!
I believe reason why the guitar didn’t go out of tune when the string broke was because his trem was backed up against the body instead of floating. From what I’ve read the number one and Lenny have their terms back again the body while the other strats were floating but correct me if I’m wrong.
He just covered the detune with lots of bends
Wasn't this like a floating bridge. Cause I heard it happens in guitars with locking systems.
Well, it was noticable if you're paying attention, losing one sting messes up the tension and therefore tuning of the whole guitar, but he did some creative bends and tricks and pulled it off pretty damn well. Most other musicians couldn't do what he did
I love Stevie, thats why I'm here, but that fella on the keyboard...welcome to the badass hall of fame. enjoy your throne.
Reese Wynans is a killer keyboardist! Stevie Ray said that after Reese joined the band, they went from Double Trouble to a Triple Threat. The whole group was tight.
That has got to be the best complement ever
Triple Threat was Stevie's band before Double Trouble.
Sure was. That was back when they had Lou Ann Barton as the singer for the group. But he also said that about Double Trouble after Reese Wynans joined the band.
Reese was a mild man..lol, He fit the Triple Threat for sure.
boy didnt have a goddamn bone in his body that wasnt full of the blues.
Wait I'm the first reply one this comment lol
I’m the third
I'm the fourth
I’m the fifth
And I am the sixth
How many guitar players will play right through a broken string in the middle of a song.truly amazing. RIP Stevie Ray Vaughan. And God bless you.
Not only the song but during the guitar solo .
I don't need that damn string let's keep it rolling
Amazing,didn't miss a beat,was absolutely cool about it,and guy who replaced guitar deserves praise too.
Not even a broken string can stop the all mighty SRV from delivering a badass performance.
🤘🏻🎸
This guitar change is genius!
Love it!
Arpad Veghelyi Amen ..What a Shame how he passed...and very young ...God bless his soul ..we plan to visit his grave in Dallas Texas one day soon
@@annaleonardi6299 Jimi needed a guitar teacher in Heaven so God gave him the best we had.
SRV was a true blues genius.
The guitar switch is one of the smallest things about this performance.
It's one of the best performances I have ever seen.
I most certainly agree!
That guitar switch was a masterpiece but youre right, it wasnt even close to being the best part of this performance!!
props to the stage guy. He was Johnny on the spot with the guitar.
Didn't miss a beat. That was awesome.
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The most painful thing is that very few people nowadays appreciate real music like this
Fortunately, not true.
This video has 5 million views. That’s a lot of people. Stop being a prick.
Uhhhh we're all here aren't we 😂
@@yaboi-km2qn ik I’ve seen it about 10 times so that only means like if 500,000 watch it 10 times that means 500,000 into 7,000,000,000 that’s not alpt
@@dratini101 what I meant is that there aren’t really any songs built off guitar and with solos and just good ole blues and rock songs at the top of the music charts nowadays… this type of music isn’t mainstream like it used to be. Obviously I didn’t say all that so I understand why nobody understood what I meant.
The fact that he never skipped a beat during this performance will always be rendered legendary to this day.
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Never underestimate the importance of a good guitar tech ...
The single greatest piece to improvise Rock piano to. The snappy rhythm is glorious! Rhythm? I don't know all this music terminology, just cool to smash keys with!
Terminology works to Tag things. But the feelling is what truly matters
Reese was kicked out of future Allman Bro band to make room for Gregg !!!
Don't bash your piano tho
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You can hear the crowd cheering with appreciation to his talent and smooth transition @ 3:05
To witness such a smooth swap must be like experiencing a miracle.
A guitar swap during a song without missing any note is something not everyone can achieve, especially when it takes you by surprise
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@@friendlyghost6607 seeing something of that spontaneity being executed on point just fires up the dopamine
Where do you start?....all I can say is Fuckin WOW, the heaviest , thickest, most viscous blues on the planet. I love how everything is forefront. Monstrous bass foundations, sexy ass drums, and SRV, THE man himself, in my ameture opinion, the best blues guitarist to walk the Earth.
+Robert Dunkes SR 100% agreed on all accounts, sir.
Yes, on and off for many years. I am not a professional musician, but I do love to play. Playing bass, to me, is like what prozac is for others.
amen brother
13 gauge strings and high action says it all
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that guitar change was sick! seamless....broken string and just kept on jamming. He was one of the best
he's still rock'n in 2024
My favourite part in the solo is actually the part AFTER he breaks the string. First time i watched this i wasn't watching the video and i liked what i heard so i came back to it and i was really surprised that a string breaks , the guy keeps his cool , the bassist looks at the guitar nervously , he still keeps his cool , plays and finishes the solo just how it needs to be done ; and to top it all off he switches guitars without skipping a single beat.
I wish he was still alive so we could be going to his shows to see more of this badassery.
that was pretty damn amazing, he never skipped a beat, lost his composure, or diminished the song in the slightest, also kudos the stage hand for doing his part to get the new guitar out to him fast so he could keep moving through.
he's a bad dude
i didn't even know that he broke the string. amazing
That shit was absolutely amazing, the guitar change was so smooth, right at the break, so if you listened to just the audio you would have absolutely no clue! And, the stage hand looked like Ron Jeremy.. lmfao!
Olcay Alp Bayram you have to watch for the string. you cannot tell by the sound, he's a legend
That transition was smoother than the automatic transmission on my dad’s 80’s Cadillac.
Who in their right mind would or could not like this?
My neighbors
Tone deaf people
Modern music fans
As much as I love that super smooth swap out to a new guitar, I think my favourite part of this performance is 2:08. He absolutely charges that stage to deliver one of if not my favourite live solo's ever. Up there with the best to ever do it. RIP Sir.
Everyone is rightfully pointing out SRV not missing a beat, the keyboardist who made a deal with the devil, but can we get an Amen for the guitar tech that hot swapped everything including the strap like a friggin champ? That guy is like Tiger Woods caddy, man.
As hard as srv worked his equipment something tells me that wasn’t there first rodeo doing that but it just happened to be caught on camera that time
Saw Reese Wynans on the keys with Joe Bonamassa just 2 weeks ago in Louisville. Man what a show!
Damn right!! Look at the piano mams fingers! wow hahaha
Pit stop
@@trentcee1961 Right here in KY?! What on earth have I missed?!?!
We will never recover from the loss of Stevie Ray Vaughn. Ever. All we have are memories and these videos. I'll take them. He never realized that he was the best ax man to ever lift and play a Fender Stratocaster. All the rest of us live in his shadow. SRV was a miracle.
tom wray What a Strat was made for.....Stevie.
+tom wray You got that right Tom. I listen to Stevie Ray every day, and I miss him more as time passes away. You know what it means to lose something as great as him. But we can clutch these moments that he poured out his heart and soul to us, and remember him as the greatest guitarist and blues musician that ever lived.
+tom wray It's like that too, I cant go long without some exposure and it hurts but helps too...and you nailed it, he was so humble, the personality he expressed while playing and in the way he talked between songs and when interviewed was like a friend or the kid next door (IMHO) and we didn't realize he was a real live wizard and truly a master of the instrument as well as the Stratocaster...Check out the MTV Unplugged Video and see a Guild acoustic 12 string guitar played like nobody ever has or ever will again.....
tom wray Stevie Ray Vaughan is how it's spelled.
Mark and Tom, don't be so down. SRV will always live because young people like me [1993 generation] will keep his spirit alive! He was the greatest blues musician that the world has ever seen. America and Texas should be proud of him. He was a great man, and one of the best guitarists out there. Greetings from Serbia!
The way SRV changed his guitar after a broken string is one of the coolest I've ever seen. Not one note or word missing.
Idk.. I love SRV and I know he plays live. But this one is iffy.. When he strums initially, it's slightly late.. And the sound is clearly coming from the lower strings such as E or A.. But he definitely only strums the high strings such as B or E..and on top of that his left hand wasn't even in position yet to play those notes
@@GageDrums I thought the same thing, so I watched it over and over in slow motion. If you slow the speed down to 0.50 you will notice at 3:03 (go to about 3:01 to start it) right after he plugs the amp chord in he quickly hits the D and G strings with a down stroke pauses for a beat then hits the B and E strings, realizes he doesn't have a good handle on the pick, changes his grip on the pick and then goes back up the neck to start strumming again. He knew exact where he was supposed to come in and did it so subtly that it looks like it never happened. I happens so quickly you have to really watch it a few times. The ringing of the strings until he hits the next note at 3:04 is in perfect sync too. At least I think that is the answer.
You know your good when you sound the same live as you do on album.
better. he sounds better live.
And when you rip a string and still play the same and switch during the song he was amazing rip to this legend
He sounds even better live🐐
Better without decision makers in the way.
Broken string doesn't stop Stevie Ray Vaughn.
SRV unbelievable talent! I’m 72 and have loved him forever! This song makes me dance every single time 💃
Everyone commenting on how awesome is that smooth guitar switch but anyone commenting on how good is that song damn!
Right I feel bad I made a comment bout the change and not the song. I will pay for that.
@Lime Green Crocs inconcinnity
Great great blues band and vocal. Forever
Breaks a string, change guitars, doesn't miss a single note. Majestic.
that guitar switch tho, the bond between him and his crew is solid..
🎹 la playa , just a sec , he accents emphasis on this song , you search too austin city limits he phrase this song 2twice this live venue 😅 😢👍 great showmanship for that time period. 🔚 where It starts 🐍🎉 , cold shot too . last thing said .
He is definitely the GOAT!!!! So sad that he died so early in life.
Breaks a string, switches guitar and flawlessly stays on beat!? 🙇SRV you are the Master.
I will forever be astonished by that swift guitar change with absolutely brilliant teamwork and precision with his tech. Another legend gone far too soon!
AMEN! SRV and Rene were a wonderful team. Rene was SRV’s guitar tech.
Yes so true. Very grateful for the time he had and what he left us.💯%📀 THANKS SRV👼 you are missed! 👼
Yes...too soon.
I know most people are here for the guitar switch. But Stevie's rhythm playing from 1:20-2:10 while Reese is playing is out of this world!!
❤❤❤
Rene Martinez was every bit the star of that song, right next to Stevie. Seeing that absolutely flawless guitar change always makes me smile and never gets old.
I'm addicted to this video, I love this man. I can't believe how seamless that move went.
@@SherylJeffries87 Yes, and he knew where he left off on the other guitar and never missed a note.
I could watch this every day for the rest of my life and it would not get old, ever.. RIP Stevie we miss you so much!
I agree.
this is why stevie’s my favorite guitarist, how he swaps guitars and gets right back into the grove like it’s nothing is INSANE!!! left this world too early
2:35
Didn’t even miss a beat……this guy was an absolute legend……RIP
SRV is the one who turned me on to the blues.
THE GREAT SRV
THANK YOU!!!
@gregnormal55
I'm doing fair.
I've been a fan of SRV
For more than a decade.
@gregnormal55 I'm from Tennessee
Between this and the switch during Life Without You at Passaic, SRV has confirmed himself as the king of the quick switch.
As someone that works as FOH Guy an Stage Tech at a local independent music venue that holds a capacity 400, I have met seen an worked with some wonderful people bands wise but never in my life have I ever seen guitar tech do change as swiftly as Mr Martinez in this clip my god how smooth he is.
This is a clip that every Guitar Tech on road round world for year's will come back to reminisces of what this man did at Austin City Limits looks like cracking gig 👌
😎 Rivals all NASCAR pit crews ❗😎
Outstanding Guitar Tec, what a Boss ...not a beat missed, not a single fuck given... Miss you Stevie Ray!
2:00 me when my crush texts me
I thought that was gonna be a joke about how your crush is your little sister
@@captaincabbage1895 lmfao
Funny
😂
Ha ha ha sahi khel gya bhai
SRV has taught us so much about what guitar can be or mean to someone. I know for sure he is the best blues guitarist (and best ever in my book) and that he deserves so much more respect and credit. I may be 13, and only started playing guitar 2/3 months ago, but I am on a mission to help rediscover the way SRV influenced people of the last generation and my generation. I plan to make blues a dominant genre again.
Good luck. You have our support.
I've been playing guitar 19 years. Just now am I understanding the power that Stevie Ray Vaughan has had on my guitar playing. It's truly a beautiful thing. So sad that he's gone but he left plenty of material to practice. RIP STEVIE
Hey man I started at the same age and have been playing as long as you have and I’m glad I’m not the only one that feels like you do glad I could share something like that with someone else
I replied to a comment of yours a few minutes ago, not knowing you're probably 14 now. I love that music is in your soul young man. Keep it close!
Gary moore was always the best blues guitarists in my opinion
But srv is amazing too ❤
Far and above not only one of the greatest blues guitarist one of the greatest guitar players ever
Love the way he plays that trill and picks that open E string so effortlessly
1:33-1:36
Ok I can hear why everyone is nuts about SRV omg he is phenomenal
I was going to say that I was PISSED when Stevie passed but this song, the lyrics, the playing and how Stevie's crew member switched that guitar out without any of them missing a beat was pure showmanship! Wow...wish Stevie was still lightening it up today! RIP brother!
I’m 72 and I play this when my two sisters come for a visit! My Dad was a great piano player I love that part! SRV is phenomenal ❤
SRV was on FIRE that night and could have kept going for hours.
Definitely best Guitar player ever lived on planet earth. NO DISCUSSION
The way he plays guitar is just amazing. While he's playing he effortlessly reaches down and adjusts his guitar knobs for the exact sounds he wants from his guitar. It's amazing he does it without looking and all from feel.
That guitar swap though, smooth af.
He is nothing short of amazing if you don't love this man I feel sorry for tou
I'm a 67 year old granny..I listen to SRV every morning with my headphones on when I walk my dogs..especially this song, damn I freaking love him!
Stevie's control of everything is amazing. Just a glance at the tech and made a change Nascar pit crews would dream of. Dude was such a savage. RIP the 🐐
Piano player got skills too. Gotta get out to a concert. Music is better than almost anything else.
I like the way he checks that all his controls on his guitar are in the right position at 1:00, after these big strokes even not looking at it! And all of it while singing! Just insane guy!
Yeahhh
Thats cause he accidently switched the pickup few seconds before
@@ohno5212 doubt it was an accident, he was constantly changing his pickups mid-solo.. when you watch for it its nuts, he changes his pickup selector all the time throughout the song
It's always dialng them max. I know myself I rarely have anything other than max on any guitar .. I hear the theory the pots should just be removed, maybe that's true? I do use the volumes but tone ... not really.
@@FallNorth Yeah, I use the tone knob just when I try to mimic for example B. B. King's tone which I don't do it that often, so it is same for me. The volume pot has much more value for me 'cause I play rhythm with it dialed back quite a bit and I can boost myself both volumewise and tonewise for solo.
Simply the best with fender stratocaster guitar
la strato de SRv...la strato es la mejor guitarra del mundo ( Fender)
Or the best with any guitar
@@riderk7007 nah man, there's always something magical about stratocaster
Do you from Gambia?
Lucky enough to see SRV twice, brilliant guitarist!!
SRV is a musical DR.
He sure patched up the solo nicely and even got the crowd to clap cause the transition was smoother than the butter you spread on your toast.
How BAD was he! My God, amazing. RIP SRV you are missed dear Sir.
Be thankful folks, for not only we had the opportunity to watch this brilliant performance by one of the greatest guitar player of all time, but we also witnessed one of the finest performances by a roadie ever caught on tape.
Hell yeah
Dude earned his pay that night. Lolz
Back when music was great! This man truly mastered his music and that damn guitar, holy shitttt! 💯
rest in piece my friend !!!! 25 years ago.....the world lost the one of greatest guitar player of all time. PERIOD !!
At first I didn't realize what Eric Clapton was talking about during the interview, when I tried to play it back it turned out to be true what he said: SRV never pauses when playing the guitar, never thinks about what he should play like and flows continuously
RIP LEGEND
The pianist was dynamite! SRV was just SRV - BLOODY GREAT!
2:55 Has to be the smoothest guitar switches ever done mid song, live on stage in the history of jamming.
💎💎🎶🎶🎸🎸Stevie Ray Vaughan , the greatest Bluesman 🎸🎸🎶🎶💎💎
2:33 proof that Stevie Ray Vaughan is the greatest guitarist of all time best thing I've ever seen
Love and miss this genius musician so much talent lost him too soon RIP LOVE YOU DEAR ONE
God I miss him so freaking much SRV beautiful talented humble funny loved and missed ❤
Guitar tech level 10, 1 nod from SRV was the equivalent of Dan Marino calling the fake spike to his WR with a single nod. A true master of his craft.
Thank you SRV and Double Trouble
His face expression after break the string and while he's doing that amazing vibrato (2:39) is pure, pure feeling. Thank you for everything SRV!
I was blessed enough to see him live right before his popularity blew up. To this day it's still the best performance I've ever seen. He played behind his head, behind his back. He switched from an acoustic to an electric guitar mid song without missing a beat. For me he is just the GOAT.
Look My comment please
Did you see it at this concert? , I envy you man (healthily) I didn't even have the opportunity to see any of my favorite artists all or almost all are already dead
FFS did not miss a beat, incredible
Man that piano was bad ass
Stevie was just a genius guitar player. I love the part right after the keyboard player's section when Stevie takes over at 2:08 and just goes off on a magnificent riff to continue the song. Just awesome !!!
Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey mama, look at little sister
Out in the back yard, playing like this
Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, look at litle sister
Hey, hey, hey, hey, look at little sister
What about the neighbors, what they gonna say
Stop little sister, gettin' carried away
Hey, hey, hey, look at little sister
Hey, hey,hey,hey, look at little sister
Shakin' like a tree, rollin' like a log
Shakin' and 'a rollin' now, that ain't all
Hey, hey, hey, look at little sister
Hey, hey, hey, hey, look at little sister
Shakin' like a tree, rollin' like a log
Shakin' and 'a rollin' now, that ain't all
Hey, hey, hey, look at little sister
Hey, hey, hey, hey, look at little sister
What about the neighbors, what they gonna say
Stop little sister, gettin' carried away
Hey, hey, hey, look at little sister
Hey, hey, hey, hey, look at little sister
Everything about Stevie screams MASTERY!
There is no number one. The guitarist that reaches the Pinnacle Are All Great in Their OWN right
Sound engineer is all Stevie one of the greatest masters of blues ever may he rest in peace may be gone but not forgotten pure raw talent
The Tone,the Attitude,the artist,the singer,the guitarplayer,the main Man Mr Stevie Ray Vaughan!!!
America
correction
you know you're bad ass when you break the bottom string mid lead solo and make it sound even better with only 5 strings
I think stevie just earned another name sake with that performance alone
5 String Slinger?
Ledgendary thats why.i couldnt go see him wen he played auckland nz in 90?so imagine raging at the Hells Angels niteclub and who cruises out to freak out the wasters??yep thats right.srv himself.left me wondering if i was witnessing reality,i was.so didnt bum at missing concert.lucky i was upstairs lost in the head.i cn just imagine what i may have done lol.memories are forever.xxx
Watch his hands. Focus on how seamlessly he is with his art, skill and music - even with a guitar change. Snap those strings Stevie! Rest in power, genius.
Phenomenal ✨💖✨Stevie Was, Is, & Will Always Be the Best 🎉✨🥳✨🎊
Flawless guitar change