Stevie Ray Vaughan & Jimmie Vaughan on Cleveland Rocks - Interview 1988
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- Опубликовано: 3 май 2020
- Unfortunately, I don't have the whole interview.
March 6th 1988 for the Live Alive Tour at University of Akron's James A. Rhodes Arena. 
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All the telephone lines are down because Stevie needed guitar strings. His hands are the definition of hard blues and soul.
I love Stevie's interviews after he got sober and clean. He would really open up, and you could see the kindness and humility he had. Such an inspirational person as well as an UNBELIEVABLE guitarist!
Thanks for the post!
He talked about his sobriety and how thankful he was to be clean at the Alpine Valley concert he was at peace with himself and God...at the time I listened to him, but leaned a little more toward jazz/fusion guitarists
When I saw him live Stevie blew me away. Still to this day the best Texas guitarslinger I have ever seen. RIP Stevie and RIP Johnnie Winter another Texas blues icon
...Not To Mention His MUSICAL Abilities On Stage & His Connection With His Audience! Getting Back On Stage Very Soon After Addiction Treatment - I Believe - Gave Stevie The Support, Love & Strength For He & His Band To Stay Clean & Sober!! Stevie Worked Hard On His Sobriety & It Meant Everything To Him....➡️Hear Stevies' AA Share From New Year's Day 1990 In It's Entirety - Also Available To Find On RUclips... It Was Recorded TO BE Shared & It Is WELL Worth The Listen! Soul💞Soul Stevie, My Brother In Recovery! Still Taking It One Day At A Time After All These Years...💗😘
When Stevie and Jimmie say the same thing in the beginning and laugh about it. It just shows how close they were and loved each other.
Incredible the level of respect that Stevie had for his brother. RIP Stevie, he is sorely missed
His hands were so beautiful. The relationship between these two was so loving and true. Love seeing them together.
RIP and long live Stevie Ray Vaughan (October 3, 1954 - August 27, 1990), aged 35
You will always be remembered as a legend.
Stephen ray vaughan was the most powerful man to ever play guitar!!!!!!
Two of my most favorite guitar players of all time. Miss SRV terribly, his music will live on forever. Jimmy is still rocking and one day I need to get down to Austin to see him play.
I saw Jimmie
The amazing Vaughan Brothers 🌝
I miss you srv rip
Love you Stevie. Miss you 😘
❤❤❤
Life without you.
I love your tender touch.
Life without you.
It's you I miss so much,
the sweetness of your kiss.
I'll always love you
All!
- SRV (From handwritten lyrics by Stevie Ray Vaughan, Website: Gotta Have Rock and Roll)
I could just kiss and hug you. Haven't seen this one at all. I missed a lot not being a big t.v. goer. Thanks yet again!!! ❤❤❤❤
My dad was able to see Stevie and I saw Jimmie last year
@@BlastinAdrian nice! 👍
Stevie Ray is the definition of Texas blues... it has a country western flavor to it
Saw Stevie Ray at his first show in Cleveland at the Variety Theater in 84’. Awesome!
I’m really into concerts. Never got to see SRV. I’ve seen Jimmy in the last year and very grateful. He put on a hell of a show.
Adoro ele SRV...Não canso de vê-lo...Obrigado a você que compartilhou esse vídeo o com todos nós fãs de steve...
2:24 The size of his hands OMG!
I just commented about that. He was built to play hard blues.
@@blacksabbath1022 I reckon you need those big strong hands to bend 0.13 gauge strings, and that's the reason no one can get his tone
3:49 Huge
Thanks again. Taped in the custodian's room.
Brilliant brothers.
SRV is missed real bad. 😎
Thats how brothers should be.
March 6th 1988 for the Live Alive Tour at University of Akron's James A. Rhodes Arena.
That's a great album live alive.
Dang... you gotta love those Vaughn boys¡
So sad this fella ain’t no longer around....
I love You
he seemed like a kind and genuine person...the way he plays shows that
Didnt know SRV 'Saw him on tv,Wearing a hat,Playing guitar,Man he was good...First line to a song i wrote
LOve these interviews.
Like to see a movie made of Stephen Ray Vaughn life.
I'm currently reading the book "Texas Flood: The Inside Story of Stevie Ray Vaughan" ( by Alan Paul and Andy Aledort). Those two boys were guitarists almost from birth. I'm a Northern Canadian who grew up living in a musically cultural wasteland, and blues performers never showed up in my town. That didn't stop me from seeking out these amazing artists though. I have amassed quite the sizeable record/CD/DVD collection now that I'm 67 years old. Stevie is dearly missed.
I wish I had a relationship like this with one of my siblings
Love these men!
It's good to see Stevie Ray Vaughan and Jimmi Vaughan together..not many times like this..sensational..maybe they can cur a song in the near future..that would be superb
Stevie wearing a taonga ❤
Was this when he moved back to Dallas to live with his mom in his childhood home? It was recently sold for 160k which should tell you a lot. Just cool thinking famous rich SRV would live there as an adult. Long live Stevie Ray Vaughan! Glad to see Jimmy at the recent unveilings of the wall mural in cockrell Hill and the statues at Keist park. He’s an oak cliff Dallas legend. Austin needs to relinquish their claim, he’s even buried in Dallas.
Stephen Stevie Ray Vaughan (Dallas, Texas; 03 de octubre de 1954 - East Troy, Wisconsin; 27 de agosto de 1990) fue un guitarrista, cantante, compositor y productor discográfico estadounidense que fusionó los géneros de blues y rock en la década de 1980. Desarrolló un sonido y estilo basado en artistas de blues como B. B. King, Albert King, Freddie King, Buddy Guy, Otis Rush y Jimi Hendrix.
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Thanks Alan Greene. Was looking for any Live Video of SRV & Jeff Beck show at Public Hall in the 80's. I was there and want to hear & see video LIVE IN CLEVELAND 🎶🎶
Anybody???
Texas Royalty SRV and JLV.
On Stevie's s hat..it saids Texas..someone needed to know what his hat said..there you go
Hey there..where did you get this interview? I need it for a film I'm making about the Fabulous Thunderbirds.
It was aired on TV in late 80's and someone recorded it with their VCR and sent it to me.
I thought Chicago would have horns
Now Austin is the hotbed of blue hairs