He DIDN'T Need To Say Anything | Stevie Ray Vaughan - Lenny LIVE | Reaction
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It is that deep. You’re right. Stevie actually said “I didn’t do that well in school. I can’t write poetry. The only way I have to express myself is through my guitar.” He is telling her he loves her and also describing her and her fiery personality.
It's crazy, I know exactly what's coming, each note, all of Stevie's expressions, how he cradles 'Lenny' and it's never old. love this guy so damn much. Some journalist talking to Stevie said there are no words to Lenny. Stevie said "There's words all over it." truth.
The guitar strings are the closest thing to vocal chords Stevie was right there were words all over this
Man every note just feels emotional, RIP SRV your music is still unmatched.
You are absolutely right. He did write other love songs for other people, but THIS, this is the greatest gift. I’d take it over any amount of money. The guitar he was playing on this song was Lenny. The night she gave it to him, he sat at the end of the bed and wrote her that song. It really reflected their tumultuous relationship. Donna G❤️
I agree. I was a teen to early 20’s when he was popular. He was clearly known for his guitar far more than his voice. He didn’t just play notes. There was a very clear message/emotion behind those notes. Not many guitarists have the ability to communicate multiple emotions through his art.
The blues are my favorite music. I thank black Americans for inventing it an bringing it to the world through their pain.
Blues is about pain an distress. The strange thing is when you’re down & out listening to the blues will help you get through yours.
Thank you for your thoughtful reactions. I hope I get to shake your hand someday.
That was a Bad Bad Man right there. A freaking wizard!!! GOAT
What a beautiful way to express your love through art.
After seeing this performance you should definitely check out “riviera paradise” and “Little wing” performed live
Stevie and DT did various live performances throughout the world, including tours in North America, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, and Japan. In addition to normal concerts, the band has performed in both supporting and headlining roles at festivals such as the Reading Festival in 1983 and Montreux Jazz Festival in 1985, as well as many other performances. They performed at the Lorelei open-air theatre in Germany broadcast on Rockpalast, which had a television audience of an estimated forty-one million. They played sold out concerts at the Sydney Opera House, Carnegie Hall, and other venues. And Lenny was his ex-wife. He never played this song again after the divorce.
Nothing like kicking back and jamming to some blues guitar 🎸 and he was the ultimate!!!!
It's an instrumental. No words needed.
The blues is like going to church to pour out your heart and soul to God.
He was touring with Eric Clapton and other blues musicians at large events when the helicopter crash happened
Thank you for covering this, he plays with so much soul.
You totally got it, the arts, and especially music can express emotions that you cannot do with words, no matter how good you are with them. Music can move in subtle movements that affect the way you feel in an order that the artist wishes to convey.
I saw him at Madison Square Garden Nov 11, 1989, among other bigger places. So, yes he played places bigger than clubs. This El Mocambo show is 83, he was just getting started.
When I'm down or discouraged or even foul tempered for some foolish reason, when I'm feeling sad for no reason or a valid reason, frustrated or just tired of myself, when the 'Blue Meanies" come a callin'... then it's time to wallow in the waves of Stevie Ray's soothing river of soul. The best cure for the blues IS the Blues. RIP, King SRV, and thank you for the gift of yourself. ☮️to all.
The GOAT OF GOATS...PERIOD!!!!! 🤠🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I noticed you've listened to a lot of Stevie Ray Vaughan and led Zeppelin.
I'd like to suggest the band that I think you'll absolutely love. The Allman Brothers band.
The album that I'm sure 12 out of 10 people would say to listen to is their live album called "at Fillmore East".
There are many songs I could throw out there from that album but the one I think I'll choose is, "Whipping Post".
There's a reason this album is in the library of Congress and considered the greatest live album ever produced, especially in the blues rock genre.
Led by two master guitarists, Duane Allman and Dickey Betts, the band also has Gregg Allman on Hammond B3 organ and vocals, Berry Oakley on bass (ex guitarist), Butch trucks and jai Johansson on drums.
Accompanying them at this concert at the Fillmore East in New York City was their good friend on harmonica, Thom Doucette.
This suggestion comes guaranteed! 😁
Beautiful song!❤
ok. so now you have to check out some of his interviews. true gentleman and interesting to listen to.
Hey bro, do not sell yourself off as stupid or dumb, please. You are learning, you are growing and you are loving what we always had from our music of the 60s to 80s. So please enjoy the ride, love yourself and love the times. God Bless. P.S. SRV could not read music nor knew about chords (his own words). The guitar sold for a bit more than SRV total worth was upon his death.
Lenny on Lenny for Lenny.
The most beautiful song, ever.
That's what the Blues is ya'll. Nothin' but feelin' Stevie Ray is the guitar. Texas Blues where it all started man. ❤❤ He never got on any stage where he didn't give every thing he had to the point of Exhaustion. Steveie gig's where 6 to 7 hour's long.❤❤ That's the Truth ya'll. ❤❤
Lenny was my favorite, texas flood is my second favorite.
Just happened upon your reaction. I agree with you - oh those blues! If you want to see two of the very best guitarists EVER having the time of their lives, tune into Stevie Ray with Jeff Beck "Going Down" - October 28, 1989 - in Chicago. I believe that they were on tour together, taking turns being the lead guitar at each stop along the way. Jeff has said in interviews that playing with Stevie always brought out the best in him - that's a lot of praise from a true master of his craft.
I think you're spot on, bro. Good call. I also heard that Lenny would often tear up when she heard Stevie play her song.
I'm going to see a new documentary about Stevie and his brother Jimmie in Dallas on the 21st. Jimmie will be there. New untold stories about their lives. I CAN'T WAIT!!! Stevie's niece (Jimmie's daughter) was my first girlfriend, but I never met Jimmie. I did meet Stevie once. Such a LEGEND!!!!
I highly recommend you watch Stevie’s “Willy The Wimp” song live at the Midtfyns Festival in 1998 for watching him in front of a bunch of people outdoors!!!!! It’s a fantastic tune and you won’t be disappointed!!!!!! So says Austin Tx!!!! 😎🍸
" Willy the Wimp and his Cadillac coffin!
SRV did make to arena sized venus and then the helicopter crashed from a large arena show shared by Eric Clapton and other greats in Wisconsin including his brother Jimmie. This crash not only took Stevie's life but many of the road crew of Eric Clapton. His brother Jimmie Vauhan was slated to take that particulr helicopter flight instead of Stevie, but Stevie talked him into letting him take the first instead of his brother, and as fate would have it, Jimmie lived and Stevie died in the crash. Bizzare twist of fate. Clapton went to the crash site to identify the peices. It took years for his brother Jimmie to come to grips with it. It's all in the biography of SRV and in Clapton's auto-biograpy.
SRV did in fact do his share of big gigs. I'm not all that far from Denver, and know that (even though I never saw him) he played Red Rocks Ampitheater, and there is a version of "Life Without You" that was recorded at the now demolished McNichols Arena, that appeared on a reissue of "In Step," as well as being issued as single. (As one in recovery myself, his talk in the middle about his substance issues really gives that performance a personal meaning to me). McNichols was THE arena in Denver prior to the advent of the Pepsi Center. Hope this sheds a little light on a great man, my friend.
I love your reactions. You're so real and honest. No putting on drama for ratings. Good man.
The story of the guitar goes something like he found it and fell in love with it. He wasn’t famous or making big money yet so couldn’t afford it. Lenny got the band together and they all pitched in and gave it to him for his birthday. Therefore he named the guitar Lenny and wrote that song the night he got it. I think it is a cool little side note
One of his roadies loaned her the money to buy the guitar that we see w/ the SRV sticker and the left converted to right setup... in all the pictures and videos. RIpSRV
GOAT of GOATs!
one of the reasons he sweats so much on stage is that when you're locked in emotion your body sweats. i have had times when i'm really expressing myself playing gutiar and lose myself and after i feel sweaty even though I'm just sitting in a chair. it's some kind of hormone that's released that makes you feel good, kinda like what gives you shivers when listening to something. and he's sweating like crazy in every performance i seen, which just shows how much he's always locked in. if you don't have feel in what you're playing your body won't sweat like that. im sure its also hot on stage but that amount of sweat is different. he's always drenched
Yes sir. I feel it! Awesome
SRV was very close to headlining shows with Double Trouble when he was killed in that unfortunate helicopter crash in 2000. His last show was opening up for Eric Clapton at the ampitheater in East Troy, Michigan. It was a hard venue to travel from once the show was over, so many musicians chartered helos to fly out. Eric Clapton chose not to go with three of his fellow crew members on the helo chartered for him, so SRV was offered the empty seat which he gladly accepted..... the rest, as they say, is history. So, SRV was right on the precipice of becoming a major league headlining draw at the concert venues that he and his band spent the past years paying their dues for. I am 65 years old and I regret not seeing him perferm live. There is a great book out on him entitled Texas Flood, c 2019. A great read, thanks for reacting.
You have the place and time of SVR's last performance and tragic death wrong. It was in Wi at an outdoor venue named Alpine Valley and it was in 1990.
Check out Stevie Ray Vaughn live in Tokyo Japan.That concert he was on 🔥. I can’t remember the year. I’m sure you can find it on RUclips.
Lenny said he never snored but he did play the guitar. That's when you're really good 👍
I think you hit the nail on the head I'm sure she knew exactly what he was saying to her
Hey MMB…
This is the fifth “reaction’ I’ve sat thru w / u. u got my script now. I think, make that, I believe, that u might just get SRV the way I have, since ‘78. I hadda pull over first time I heard SRV on the radio, headed idk where. None of that matters anymore. It only time-stamps the when, and it was a different world after that. See, I had heard “the best” guitarists, and had it all straight. Then SRV happened.
I truly believe he had a talent like none other. Yeah, I know, he been playin since seven yrs. old, and practiced for ridiculous amounts of time, too. But still, the emotions he evokes with those six strings is like none other I’ve ever heard, and I think I’m gettin close to have heard most guitarists, if not just only the best of them. To this day, none comes close to his playin.
I also believe he’s up there among the best vocalists, especially in the Blues genre, and I must again emphasize, I believe I’ve heard most, if not just only the best. To give examples and comparisons would fill a page, or maybe even two.
Back to u; I’m thankful to find another person whom I believe has as much respect, and love, for the man as much as his music… maybe. u gotta be the judge of that. He had my vote, and my heart a long, long time ago - I mean, forty-five years… been long time man.
I serenaded my wife to “Pride & Joy,” when we were dating. I still write, “to my Sweet Lil Thang,” in my anniversary cards I give her every year, and she still loves it cause I do it, even tho we soon be married forty years.
It’s like u’ve stated on several occasions, “u either feel it, or u don’t.” I felt it way back then… I still feel it when I hear him today,
Thanks for continuing to do that thing u do. You make an old man’s heart warm up, to see that a youth such as yourself, can be reached by his instrumental and vocal talents, even in the musical environment that offers so much; where we don’t even know if that was their real, or electronically influenced voice; or was that them playing, or a synth track…
Stevie always kept it REAL, but u never hear a sour note, guitar or vocal, in a time before any of this computer generated stuff was available. I don’t believe he would have used it, even if it had been.
So, keep on keepin it REAL brother.
(Yeah, I’m white… so what - from Alabama too, and…)?
later
Jeff Beck, Stevie Ray Vaughan,Jeff Healey at Skydome in Toronto,also the Kingswood and opened for Robert plant at Copps collesium in Hamilton 👍👊😎🇨🇦
Smok'n a fuging cigarette... that's the shiz of hard-core right there. Man, Stevie, you don't know how much we miss you.
SRV - SOUL!!!❤
He did a co headlining tour with Jeff Beck they would switch off in each city
Yea he did perform in big shows along with other blues greats like BB King, Buddy Guy, Eric Clapton etc. - I saw him play twice where I live in Illinois, never forget it.
That’s one of my three personal favorites from SRV. Try “Life By The Drop” and “Riviera Paradise,” for the trifecta. Try studio cuts of each as well. They’re brilliant works. Regards 🤘😎
I believe his wife’s name was Lenora, and he called her Lenny.
#M .. Your theory describing Stevie Rays communication skills makes perfect sense to me. He doesn't 'seem' content... HE IS VERY CONTENT PLAYING GUITAR and I believe he was content with singing also. Just from what I have watched, during the interview he seems a little reserved, quiet and timid.
**To anyone that grew up and went to school with Stevie Ray Vaughan ... ? ... Was he a shy boy? **
alpine valley Wisconsin when he died. he played with clapton and robert cray
The Elmo was a dive in Toronto,,,this is 1983. The joint would only hold a few hundred people and there was two floors..
He's good at interview's. Check out 4 part's at the LONE STAR CAFE in New York City. ❤❤ It's a Great Interview.
The neck of that guitar, is the body of his wife 🥰😊☺️
Yes he opened arena and they opened for the Who in big arenas
He uses the "Jimi chord" often. It's that sound he plays that sounds like a rainbow to me.
Lenora, Lenny was her nickname like his guitar that she gave him.
Much More Refined!
To answer your initial question, here is a link of him performing at the Midtfyns Festival in Denmark to a song I'm sure you will enjoy that isn't as well known as his more popular songs: ruclips.net/video/yLZI2z19vbQ/видео.html . Also he did an instrumental on each of his albums to show his versatility such as this one "Lenny", but another one of many you should check out is "Riviera Paradise".
Also Pride n Joy
I think he was the 2nd white guy to play at the Appollo theater.
Check out the version of the song Superstition with Stevie Wonder, Jodie Whatley, Salt & Peppa and Stevie Ray Vaughn. Best version of the song I have ever seen or heard.
Yes he did many Arenas
Listening to this song it's so intimate it almost feels like we're voyeuristic.
The guitar is named Lenny.
If someone writes a song like this for you, they will literally follow you to the gates of Hell. Some of the most soulful, and savage blues licks I've ever heard. Also, this particular guitar tone Stevie was working here is just about as beautiful as a Fender Strat can sound. In the room it would have been truly monstrous. Freely able to dial back the volume and sound almost completely clean, or crank it and torch the faces off the audience.
The song you called "Rivera" paradise is actually "RIVIERA" paradise
Watch the Live! IN JAPAN VERSION!!!!!
You need to listen to the studio version, a little more polished than the live version. Also check out Rivera Paradise and Little Wing. Again, the studio versions are more polished. Rivera Paradise live at Austin City Limits is close to studio quality, but it does have a better keyboard solo since you’re a fan of Reese. Also, there is a retrospective on his life and music. Maybe on YT but I’ve seen it on tv a couple of times.
To me these three were the best: Jimmy Hendrix, Stevie Ray Vaughan and Frank Zappa.
😎👍
You should try stormy Monday with Srv and Albert king
hey you should definitely check out grand funk railroad - inside looking out 1969.
Lenora Darlene "Lenny" Bailey
Could you do ain't gone n give up on love and couldn't stand the weather from capital theater
You’re not overdoing it. Millions of people wouldn’t be captivated by the music if there wasn’t some sort of fairy dust in it
try Etta James- Id rather go blind
You made a point about certain guitar players who also sing. Some master their instrument better than their voice. 3 that come to mind automatically are Stevie Ray Vaughan, Jimi Hendrix and Eric Clapton. Just my opinion that there guitar playing is better than their vocals.
Lenny was his ex-wife. But at the time of this performance they must have been still married.
Blues didn't fill stadiums in the 80s!
Jimi Hendrix was Better. I think jimmy page is better
It is that deep. I feel very loving, affectionate, passionate, joy etc a multitude of very strong feelings for my woman but I'm not able to articulate it verbally so it comes out in my playing and in the showing to her. I've literally kicked my own brother out of my house for disrespecting my woman.
I think he was the 2nd white guy to play at the Appollo theater.