So many bands go to legal war over covers, so it's nice to see the two Stevie's having fun with this song. I love the Stevie Wonder cameo at the end. "Here, kitty kitty, come to Stevie!" 😂😂😂
He reminds me of my brothers. Good hearted guys with serious interests. And yet with a goofy laugh and grin at unexpected moments reduce you to helpless giggles. Love to all Stevia Ray fans out there b safe and happy.
@@derekbenkovich5687 Jeff wrote the drum intro and Stevie W came up with riff and was going to give Jeff the song but Berry Goerdy said forget that stuff
Folks keep commenting on stevie’s drug use. He had been clean and sober for four years at the time of his death. He was putting as much effort into his sobriety as he had with his former approach to life. His drug use stemmed from his turbulent childhood not his career. It took his success to teach him that he could live in a more positive manner. I personally was very happy for Stevie getting sober and he was a better musician due to that change. I was also deeply saddened by his unfortunate accident and death. You all should pray for Jimmie as well, he has to live with this and that is a heavy load to bare. I lost my younger brother and I know exactly what Jimmie deals with daily. Absolutely heart wrenching.
Yes it is wrenching 😢 to deal with death. I am sorry for your loss. I draw comfort from knowing Jesus as my Lord and Savior, and I will meet Him face to face and see my loved ones again. I hope SRV is there also.
I usually hate covers, but SRV did an amazing job with this. He made the song his own, and listening to it after listening to SW's original doesn't make the former pale in comparison to the latter.
Love Stevie Ray!! 🥰 What a Guitarist with huge hands and fingers to grab-strum-bend those heavy gauge strings. Gone but not forgotten!! R.I.P. Stevie Ray🕊️🕊️🕊️
Stevie Ray used to be a customer of the bank I worked at in Austin, back in college in the Eighties. Great guy! Always smiled, shook hands & signed autographs. R.I.P. - S.R.V.!
The guy at the end is Stevie Wonder. He wrote the original version and is a hell of an artist in his own right. He's very funky! SRV rocked this song hard!
I'm a big SRV fan, and although I've heard him do this song, I've never seen the video till today. In true SRV video form, it's hilarious.....bad kitty....and Stevie Wonder at the end?! Epic!
I worked as a beertender at the Austin Opera House for several years. I was there for two days of sound checks for the live album. They worked on Superstition for way too long on both days, never once got through it. My beertender partner and I were blown away when they pulled it out on night two and nailed it.
I feel very fortunate to have been able to see Stevie and Double Trouble perform live in concert before his passing, once in Troy NY at the RPI field house and then a couple years later at Saratoga Performing Arts Center and both times he absolutely melted my face off! Absolutely Incredible, I’ll never forget it!
This song is about fear/anxiety(blues). SRV suffered from it for years. When you make all your decisions based on something made up in your mind you suffer, and others around you. The ending part is a message from an experienced person on how to deal with the fear. SRV got better after he surrendered to it and got help. thats when he made this version. For people that feel the same way. This is how I listen/relate to music but I dont see anyone else commenting about it. Am I the idiot? Geniuenly asking.
Its called 'paranoid psychosis'. You make your own reality and if you like SRV, then listen to Bill Hicks who said quite accurately that "You are the imagineation of yourself viewed subjectively" Its good to understand reincarnation to really get this. Anyway, the song was written by Steve Wonder with input from Jeff Beck and Jeff basically listed all the things Enginsh people have superstitions about. In England we call then 'Old wives tales'! So, as they say, 'a thousand mile march starts with one step' and it is the hardest but once you realise most all your inibitions in life are in your head, things get much easier and (last quote) as the Samurai say "The only enemy is in your head, kill the enemy within and walk free!" Best of luck, hope this helps.
However we relate to music is a wonderfully personal journey. I can meditate on any number of genres, and I think I can see your point of view. Letting go of fear and learning to just let go of negative thoughts was enlightening for me.
Stevie masters that guitar like a ninja masters his sword !!! ane Stevie was just as deadly with that fender!!! tearing all those guitar riffs to SHREADS !!!! NOBODY has been SO TUNED in to his guitar like SRV was !!!! even CLAPTON said that !!! Just AMAZING !!! as someone said,,, there will be MILLIONS of frustrated young guitarist trying to learn to play like SRV !!! Miss him EVERY DAY !!!
I wasn't even a year old when he died, but I've always been so damn bummed that I never got a chance to see Stevie play live. I'm a blues player myself and I'd damn near sell my soul at the crossroads to see him play.
When this came out it was on the national music show a lot and I managed to copy it onto VHS. Always wondered who was behind this awesome video and the great live sound. Thank you so much!
I saw SRV live in Pier 4 , NYC. Before him and after him I have seen them all, jazz players, rock players, including all the big names. No one was on that level he was playing that particular night! LOVE U SRV!
Stevie Ray Vaughan is a definite must for people who like rock or blues or a mix of both! My dad introduced me to SRV when I was in elementary school and I've loved his music ever since! R.I.P. Stevie! You were one of the greatest guitarists to have ever lived!
SRV has inspired me to keep at guitar and really got me into blues rock, without him I would have probably given up. He is a legend and will always be remembered.
Beside the Bassist, Pianist and Drummer all getting cooked, I love how one of the audio techs has the keyboard cover fall on his hand and another takes a mike stand to the groin. Quality music video right there. Also, come to Stevie.
We all miss you Stevie! You were always the greatest guitar player of all time, and still are. Even though you are not with us today we can still feel you're presence. Rock on in heaven man, rock on...
Yessir!!lol...I'm a Gibson man as far as my guitars,and I'm into old Fender and Orange amps for that side of the game,but Stevie Ray was like the most fly pimp out there..He inspired my gear,ever since the first time I saw him play on TV.all the way to catching him and Jeff Beck playing together in Birmingham,AL a while before Stevie died.Our ride got broken into that night,and all our beer got stolen,as well as a lot of our music,but all was well.We'd just seen Beckola and SRV&DoubleTrouble!!
I was lucky enough to have seen him once at the Cotton Bowl Ampatheatre in the Live Alive Tour & bought a t-shirt (and want it back) but those are rare.
I was in pool hall once with friends after work and there was generally one genre of music be played on the juke box. When I went to play a song, I never expectecd to see SRV The House Is Rockin'. I hit the button. I heard a young girl near us say, "What is THAT song?" With her nose all scrunched up. Lol I just thought too bad, it's good for you.
from 1 stevie to another, great video!! word was srv called S.W. to get his seal of approval, wonder absolutely, if i can come down & have some of the fun! the rest is history! Peace, DaKwala
Wild best I have ever seen. Man the more SRV videos I see the more I want to see. This guy still is the best you will ever see in YOUR lifetime. Go ahead Stevie
I think I saw a show in the same tour as @pumpkinaptra2. It was in a hall in Oakland or San Francisco (2 hour drive}, and the amp set on stage was more for Dodger Stadium than any indoor gig. Two pretty bay area bands opened, then the roadie came out and turned the wall of Marshall stacks on and to "patent applied for". What followed was the loudest damn performance I've ever experienced. I would have left, if it was anyone else. He was a guitar God.. Nothing left now but listen to the music.
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Whether your like Wonder or Ray Vaughn, we can all agree: Stevie is a name destined for greatness.
Long live the Steves!
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I am so glad that Stevie was saved by Jesus in The end of his Life. See You Stevie. Make Nice music in heaven 💖
Truth!
So many bands go to legal war over covers, so it's nice to see the two Stevie's having fun with this song. I love the Stevie Wonder cameo at the end. "Here, kitty kitty, come to Stevie!"
😂😂😂
My favorite thing about Stevie is the fact he clearly takes his music 100% serious, yet isn't afraid to get goofy in his music videos
He reminds me of my brothers. Good hearted guys with serious interests. And yet with a goofy laugh and grin at unexpected moments reduce you to helpless giggles. Love to all Stevia Ray fans out there b safe and happy.
Fantastic
Live on
Rip to one of the greatest guitarists to ever live
you right
not one of the greatest he was the greatest
There will never ever be another.He should be in the hall of blues fame at #1
'The second coming of the blues '
I like to imagine scene where Hendrix meets SRV in Heaven, saying: "Men, I surrender!" :)
the epic end with stevie wonder
i agree
Stevie & Stevie: invincible
kracauers sit down I got news for you kid
PROD. MCMXCIX I shouldn’t of laughed but I did
Technically, even after death SRV continues to influence and entertain
kracauers Could you imagine them playing together?!?! What a song, concert, or project the two of them could have done!
@@erikarneberg11 Theres a video of them playing superstition togheter, i think you would like it, super funky
Didn't think it was possible for someone to do a version of Superstition that's as cool as Stevie Wonder's but Stevie Ray Vaughan proved me wrong.
sounds sped up in post...definitely better live
Check out Jeff Beck's version, mind blowing shit
@@derekbenkovich5687 I will! Thanks
@@danceswithbadgers it was written for Jeff Beck, actually.
@@derekbenkovich5687 Jeff wrote the drum intro and Stevie W came up with riff and was going to give Jeff the song but Berry Goerdy said forget that stuff
I love how this cat wreaks havoc in this video😄
I love Wonder's appearance at the end of the vid. Two Stevies are better than one!
Folks keep commenting on stevie’s drug use. He had been clean and sober for four years at the time of his death. He was putting as much effort into his sobriety as he had with his former approach to life. His drug use stemmed from his turbulent childhood not his career. It took his success to teach him that he could live in a more positive manner. I personally was very happy for Stevie getting sober and he was a better musician due to that change. I was also deeply saddened by his unfortunate accident and death. You all should pray for Jimmie as well, he has to live with this and that is a heavy load to bare. I lost my younger brother and I know exactly what Jimmie deals with daily. Absolutely heart wrenching.
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Yes it is wrenching 😢 to deal with death. I am sorry for your loss. I draw comfort from knowing Jesus as my Lord and Savior, and I will meet Him face to face and see my loved ones again. I hope SRV is there also.
Faye I can assure you that Stevie is in Heaven. I personally know from Martha Vaughan herself that Stevie accepted Christ.
he died of crash..no fault of his own..
No matter how long he's been gone he's still amazing
yeaah!!
I usually hate covers, but SRV did an amazing job with this. He made the song his own, and listening to it after listening to SW's original doesn't make the former pale in comparison to the latter.
Love Stevie Ray!! 🥰 What a Guitarist with huge hands and fingers to grab-strum-bend those heavy gauge strings. Gone but not forgotten!! R.I.P. Stevie Ray🕊️🕊️🕊️
RIP and long live Stevie Ray Vaughan (October 3, 1954 - August 27, 1990), aged 35
You will always be remembered as a legend.
Stevie's voice is as powerful as his guitar
Stevie with Stevie at the end... EPIC!!... He was at home with many of the blues greats, played that guitar like a boss!!... RIP ❤
Stevie Ray used to be a customer of the bank I worked at in Austin, back in college in the Eighties. Great guy! Always smiled, shook hands & signed autographs. R.I.P. - S.R.V.!
Stevie is jamming in Heaven now.
And Greeting All The New Arivals, No Doubt!😁 Soul💞Soul, Stevie!😘
wells said
I love the cameo by the “other” Stevie at the end.
SRV FOREVER!
I could watch that cat all day😻
I have a female kitty named Winky Peaches. She looks exactly like this beauty.
Notice in 30 yrs,no guitarists has tried to remake any of SRV songs !!!!cause they can't ! NOT IN SRV CLASS !!! RIP SRV !!!!
So True 😁😁 SRV FOREVER ❤❤
I kind of agree but don't forget about John Mayer who is clearly one living legacy for SRV's career 🎉
One of the greatest cameos ever at the end 😙👌🏼
Totally!! "Come Visit Stevie!" And That Kitty Can ACT!☺
No one can ever top the skills and talent of Stevie Ray Vaughn!
The guy at the end is Stevie Wonder. He wrote the original version and is a hell of an artist in his own right. He's very funky! SRV rocked this song hard!
I'm a big SRV fan, and although I've heard him do this song, I've never seen the video till today. In true SRV video form, it's hilarious.....bad kitty....and Stevie Wonder at the end?! Epic!
The kitty isn't bad. 😹😂 She's getting revenge on the black cat haters!
Stevie Ray & DT Asked Him To Do The Cameo - I Don't Know WHO Taught The Cat To Act, Though! SRV DID Have Quite The Ripe Sense Of Humor😂
4 years later and it's the first time i've seen the vid. A live version brought me here, but this vid is Epic! Indeed!!
@@drock9083 I see what you did there!
3:02 And That's How one starts a properly outstanding guitar solo.
Cat: *meows
SRV: *Glares
*throws a boot
Me: thats golden...
Cat goes to war with band
😂 it's the war of the Stevies
This had me laughing for 5 minutes straight
2:55 golden acting from Tommy
I worked as a beertender at the Austin Opera House for several years. I was there for two days of sound checks for the live album. They worked on Superstition for way too long on both days, never once got through it. My beertender partner and I were blown away when they pulled it out on night two and nailed it.
I especially love the end "Hey kitty kitty come to Stevie" 😁
I feel very fortunate to have been able to see Stevie and Double Trouble perform live in concert before his passing, once in Troy NY at the RPI field house and then a couple years later at Saratoga Performing Arts Center and both times he absolutely melted my face off! Absolutely Incredible, I’ll never forget it!
I saw him twice in the UK, at the Reading Rock Festival in 1983, and at the Manchester Apollo in 1988. Genius. ✌️
This song is about fear/anxiety(blues). SRV suffered from it for years. When you make all your decisions based on something made up in your mind you suffer, and others around you. The ending part is a message from an experienced person on how to deal with the fear. SRV got better after he surrendered to it and got help. thats when he made this version. For people that feel the same way. This is how I listen/relate to music but I dont see anyone else commenting about it. Am I the idiot? Geniuenly asking.
Its called 'paranoid psychosis'. You make your own reality and if you like SRV, then listen to Bill Hicks who said quite accurately that "You are the imagineation of yourself viewed subjectively" Its good to understand reincarnation to really get this. Anyway, the song was written by Steve Wonder with input from Jeff Beck and Jeff basically listed all the things Enginsh people have superstitions about. In England we call then 'Old wives tales'! So, as they say, 'a thousand mile march starts with one step' and it is the hardest but once you realise most all your inibitions in life are in your head, things get much easier and (last quote) as the Samurai say "The only enemy is in your head, kill the enemy within and walk free!" Best of luck, hope this helps.
I doubt this is what your comment was about and you prolly already know this but this is cover
This is a cover of superstition by stevie wonder
@@essenceale4592 yeah I know, Stevie Wonder is one of my favorites. A true musician in my opinion.
However we relate to music is a wonderfully personal journey. I can meditate on any number of genres, and I think I can see your point of view. Letting go of fear and learning to just let go of negative thoughts was enlightening for me.
One of the best guitar slingers to ever pick up a ax.RIP SRV
An axe
Yes I agree
so much unbelievable talent in 4:42 minutes. and with stevie wonder at the end as well! SRV was the best guitarist of his generation, hands down.
Stevie's so bad ass he can make the sound of an entire band come out of his guitar! (2:57 - on)
Stevie Wonder came in at the end that was cool
Stevie masters that guitar like a ninja masters his sword !!! ane Stevie was just as deadly with that fender!!! tearing all those guitar riffs to SHREADS !!!!
NOBODY has been SO TUNED in to his guitar like SRV was !!!! even CLAPTON said that !!! Just AMAZING !!! as someone said,,, there will be MILLIONS of frustrated young guitarist trying to learn to play like SRV !!! Miss him EVERY DAY !!!
I wasn't even a year old when he died, but I've always been so damn bummed that I never got a chance to see Stevie play live. I'm a blues player myself and I'd damn near sell my soul at the crossroads to see him play.
Can relate.
Well damn robert
I'd take that back friend, going to the crossroads is just the same as opening the portal to hell itself
Don't Do That! Just Let Stevie Ray Keep Inspiring You! If Blues Are In Your Soul - He'll Always Be With You!🎸
Carry Stevie With You - Let Him Play Sometimes Thru YOUR Fingers....Like He Let Jimi Play Thru HIS....He Misses It!....🎸
Thank You For Making Us Laugh, Sing, Dance, Cry, & FEEL Stevie!!🙏😘 You Are SO DEEPLY Missed!!! SOUL💞SOUL!
I like the SRV version of this. It fits well. And I love Stevie Wonders little cameo at the end with the cat. Awesome
Never gets old... God bless Stevie ray
This video was done by Preacher. I was the audio A2 and the post was completed at Sunwest on Sunset Blvd. What great memories!
When this came out it was on the national music show a lot and I managed to copy it onto VHS. Always wondered who was behind this awesome video and the great live sound. Thank you so much!
I saw SRV live in Pier 4 , NYC. Before him and after him I have seen them all, jazz players, rock players, including all the big names. No one was on that level he was playing that particular night! LOVE U SRV!
Stevie Ray Vaughan‘s version is something better than original and even Wonder enjoyed it so much…
Stevie Ray Vaughan is a definite must for people who like rock or blues or a mix of both!
My dad introduced me to SRV when I was in elementary school and I've loved his music ever since!
R.I.P. Stevie! You were one of the greatest guitarists to have ever lived!
Oh YES !!
I hope you are boogieing up in heaven my all-time favourite rip💙🤠🙏👏
We need you, Stevie. Now more than ever.
Bonjour. Merci. Un grand monsieur, gentille. Je l’écoute souvent. Encore merci.
SRV has inspired me to keep at guitar and really got me into blues rock, without him I would have probably given up. He is a legend and will always be remembered.
How could anyone dislike this video. It's great
Wanda L Sanders Superstition
E' eccezionale
You just have to click on the "thumbs down"-Icon. Hope I could help.
to add to the bad luck, Duh.
First day of my Freshman year of high school; 27Aug91; RIP one of the baddest musicians that ever lived. 😞
The look on Tommy Shannon's face when he gets shocked is hilarious
TXblues512 that wasn’t tommy Shannon that was a stunt double.
Carmell Trill
Why would it be a stunt double. He didn’t really get shocked idiot.
i read this and went to check it out and it was perfect timing
LOVE Tommy!
Beside the Bassist, Pianist and Drummer all getting cooked, I love how one of the audio techs has the keyboard cover fall on his hand and another takes a mike stand to the groin. Quality music video right there. Also, come to Stevie.
I love the ending!!!
TOO BAD HE'S GONE, BUT WE STILL GOT STEVIE WONDER, LOVE THIS VIDEO AND THE BLACK CAT
Never knew he did this song..... killed it! RIP Stevie ❤️🙏😎👍🌹
I have come to a revelation the bad behind the great SRV is amazing hats off boys you are all so gifted ❤
We all miss you Stevie! You were always the greatest guitar player of all time, and still are. Even though you are not with us today we can still feel you're presence. Rock on in heaven man, rock on...
that's right
Amen to that. One of the greatest
Multi trick pony. Well said. God I miss SRV
He gave all he had to us, and thanked US at the end. Better for having 35 yrs of SRV than none-perish the thought
Stevie Ray Vaughn puts out a great cover of this, with great guitar, soulful vocals, aND GREAT ENERGY.
I love this video! SRV, a true legend!
He makes it look effortless.
The piano player is amazing
Yessir!!lol...I'm a Gibson man as far as my guitars,and I'm into old Fender and Orange amps for that side of the game,but Stevie Ray was like the most fly pimp out there..He inspired my gear,ever since the first time I saw him play on TV.all the way to catching him and Jeff Beck playing together in Birmingham,AL a while before Stevie died.Our ride got broken into that night,and all our beer got stolen,as well as a lot of our music,but all was well.We'd just seen Beckola and SRV&DoubleTrouble!!
That final...
That solo at the end made me cry, I cant try to hide it... SRV miss ya
How could you not lo this rendition of this song Stevie rocks
undoubtedly one of the best solos ever recorded in history
HOW CAN YOU DISLIKE THIS?! superstition ain't the waaaaaaaaayyyyyyyyyyyyy
The correct answer would be "no".
0:21 How is he going to get back into that room?
the cameraman will let him in
He's the smoothest guy. He'll slip through.
Thats the point. A bad luck
Get in through the window or kick in the door.
I was lucky enough to have seen him once at the Cotton Bowl Ampatheatre in the Live Alive Tour & bought a t-shirt (and want it back) but those are rare.
You don't get awesome music videos like this anymore
Nei video Stevie esprime con il viso sempre qualcosa di più del solo suono voce/strumento
I discovered SRV in 2020. What a gem.
Love it, SRV , kicks Ass..Love hearing it in the car..Full..Blast...
🥁🕶️🎶🎸🎙️🥂
I like the ending. That's pretty good right there!
Great remake. STEVIE WONDER loved it. He was gone way too soon
Love it! Love it! Love it!
Definitely top five one of the greatest guitar players ever white boy Stevie Ray Vaughan from Dallas Texas
💙❤🌹Stevie Ray is Awesome🌹❤💙
Man,,,, I have this Video, had it for years....put away with the VHS tapes....I'm going to set up my VHS again!!! Forgot how great it was!
Absolutely stunning solo! Rest easy Stevie.
Gone. But Never Forgotten.
i respect that everyone has their own music tastes. But whoever dislikes this video, or anything by stevie has no music taste.
Preach!!
Andrew Davis 148 people on this video have no taste
@Jeff Parish In fact , we all lie hahaah
I was in pool hall once with friends after work and there was generally one genre of music be played on the juke box. When I went to play a song, I never expectecd to see SRV
The House Is Rockin'.
I hit the button.
I heard a young girl near us say,
"What is THAT song?"
With her nose all scrunched up. Lol
I just thought too bad, it's good for you.
You look such like a damn hypocrite right now with what you just said 🤦♂️
from 1 stevie to another, great video!! word was srv called S.W. to get his seal of approval, wonder absolutely, if i can come down & have some of the fun! the rest is history! Peace, DaKwala
Wild best I have ever seen. Man the more SRV videos I see the more I want to see. This guy still is the best you will ever see in YOUR lifetime. Go ahead Stevie
Oh wow,wicked awesome to see Stevie Wonder at the end of the video!!! I so did not expect that. 🙂👍🤯
What a great cover and video... and I love the ending!
one of the greatest guitarist ever playing one of the greatest songs man has ever been allowed to hear... this is basically a religious experience.
Damn, I only got to see Stevie 5 times. I shoulda paid more attention to his schedule it coulda been more.
Love this!
Grande SRV. O guitarrista mais groovado e rei do.power blues da historia
Try playing that Em9 tuned down a half step and you'll see why Stevie's rhythm is awesome.
😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢Still miss this guy to this day.😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
After all these years...still missin the f*ck outta SRV.
for those who complain of the bad mixdown this was recorded live
I like the cameo by Stevie Wonder at the end!
Love it! 😻 Stevie & Stevie forever!
I think I saw a show in the same tour as @pumpkinaptra2. It was in a hall in Oakland or San Francisco (2 hour drive}, and the amp set on stage was more for Dodger Stadium than any indoor gig. Two pretty bay area bands opened, then the roadie came out and turned the wall of Marshall stacks on and to "patent applied for". What followed was the loudest damn performance I've ever experienced. I would have left, if it was anyone else. He was a guitar God.. Nothing left now but listen to the music.
Saginaw Mi. Stevie Wonders home town and SRV played Superstition in Saginaw only time ever. I'm thankful I was there, Dec 9th 1986.
Only cat that can make you feel like a million bucks just listening to him! RIP King!
I’m in love with this music video.