First Time Hearing "Stevie Ray Vaughan" - Voodoo Chile
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Side note: the "wah-wah" pedal he was steppin on in the beginning of the song was given to him by Jimi Hendrix's family, and that very pedal was the one Hendrix used on stage...true story...SVR is the G.O.A.T....
I didn't know that.
It is Jimi's wah, but he got it from his brother, Jimmie, who opened for Jimi as a teen with Chessmen, I believe. Jimi broke his, borrowed Jimmie's, broke that one. Gave him another and some cash.
Jimmie speaks of it often in interviews and it is included in Stevie's biographies.
Nice. When I saw Stevie in the '80s, I figured his renditions of Voodoo Child and Little Wing were as close as I was going to get to seeing Hendrix live, since obviously, Jimi was already gone. But a little closer still if some of those notes were passing through Jimi's wah pedal on the way to the amplifier and my ears!
He is the GOAT but how hard is it to get his initials in the correct order?
❤️
Stevie was a really kind and caring man at the same time, my grandma used to watch Stevie and his brother Jimmy whenever they were younger and whenever he got famous we went to a show and he reconnected with her and sent her a check in the mail one day to pay off her house. What a great soul he was.
WOW.....now THAT is a story.....if it's true.
Wow, what an amazing memory!
RIP
I love this story!
OMG, that's amazing!
Everytime I hear Stevie Ray do this rendering of Jimi Hendrix Voodoo Chile....chills roll all over me...
Me too, I feel the same way with Life Without You.
@@aechick75 I hope Life By the Drop gets played at my funeral.
Me too
This is Voodoo Child not Chile...it's 2 different songs, completely different.
Yes!!!
Damn!!! I love how the young men get into Stevie Ray’s music!! He was a musician for all musicians. No matter what your preference, everyone was mesmerized my Him. Well done, men!!! Well done
Texas Rock and Soul!
It was great to see young men just naturally groove with Stevie's performance. Fantastic.
Legend has it that SRV asked the Hendrix Family if it was OK for him to cover Voodoo Chile and they gave him their blessing...how f'ing cool is that.
and the foot petal whammy thing was given to him from Hendrix family to use. Insane cool
Doing the Hendrix family proud ~!
I am 62 years old and was blessed to see SRV two times live. Words can't begin to explain how good he was.
I saw him live 4 times, smallish clubs where I was up close... maybe 10 to 15 feet away. He was truly transported into his music, taking us along for an incredible ride. He died much too young.
Guitar god is what he was
I am the same age, and I saw SRV 3X. Once in Radio City Music Hall in NYC! He is/was truly the GOAT!!! What a loss...
61 and saw SRV with Jeff Beck in Austin 1989...... Best Concert Ever 8 months later He was gone. Great Concert Sad Ending
Had tickets to see him in1990 but, sadly, his helicopter went down a month before the show. 😪 was one of the saddest days of my life.
With only a base player and drummer to back him he is left to play both rhythm and lead guitar. Often both at the same time. Incredible.
SRV is simply put, the GOAT of guitar players...the guitar was just an extension of his body, and he loved playing it! It was a God given gift...rest in peace...
Garey more is to
70 year old white women here. Stevie Ray Vaughan is an absolute legend!!
Love watching your appreciation for the music of my youth!!🔥😁
Don't just love it, when these young kids, figuere out, we were jamming back in the 70's? haha We had it good!!!
Stop talking about being white like something is wrong with it.
@@Anne-pv9cb She's not. It's just trying to show that people of all races love seeing these young kids appreciating music we grew up with.
@@earlofmar7987 You are so right!!
@@itsallgood4093 That is exactly right!!!
So a tragic loss when he died. He was from my neighborhood. Met him a few times. Phenomenal guitar player. Glad you guys listened to him.
I grew up in Oak Cliff as well, Cedar Hill and Davis. A couple of blocks from Kid Springs.
You were so luck Misty!
Tell us more!
See how in sync his voice was with his playing. Man didn't even have to open his mouth. His guitar sung for him, his NUMBER ONE.
Pride and Joy is my favorite Stevie Ray song, but you can't go wrong with any of them. RIP SRV 🙏
Stevie played every note the way it’s supposed to be played. That guitar wasn’t an instrument, it was a part of his body and soul.
"Stevie was an endless, open channel that music just poured out of. He made people who'd never touched a guitar in their life want to pick one up and start playing, and he made those of us who'd jammed live onstage with him before want to quit.".......................Eric Clapton.
I always loved that Eric Clapton gave Stevie this compliment, and I agree with him as well.
💔🥲
I spend more time watching your channel than I do anything else. I'm 54 years old and it's great seeing young people enjoying the music I grew up on. You guys rock!!
They do rock. It's a joy to see them enjoying SRV as much as we do.
I saw one of Stevie's last performances and I can say without flinching that there was no recording device in existence that could capture how smoothly he played. The notes just flowed one into the next like nothing I had ever heard before.
I saw Stevie Ray in concert a couple of months before he died. He did his show and then did a 45 minute encore. It was epic!
I saw him in Austin 5 months before he died in a helicopter crash. He and Jeff Beck put on a helluva show!! His 45 minute encore was beyond epic!!
To have been your Bodyguard @ that concert Lady Sheila Cella.
Saw him several times at the NOLA Jazz Fest years ago
One of my regrets in live was not seeing him live
Texas blues at its finest gentlemen. Still can't believe he's gone. He always said that Hendrix was one of his biggest influences and performed this song often, and it was always different.
Yea, Stevie and Hendricks sort of had similar personalities. The were kind of shy, humble, and good hearted until they picked their guitars.
That's the ultimate lesson of Hendrix. Improvisation. In the moment raw expression. Can't imitate them because it came straight from the soul.
A bit a flood wouldn't you say.
The great, playing another great's song. This is how a guitar is played.
SRV: cat in the hat with the 59 Strat.
Best guitarist ever on the planet.
It’s so sad that he gets sober and is playing his best music and singing, with his most beautiful voice right before his horrific helicopter crash in 90. WE MISS YOU. His gravestone says his famous words: “Thank you for all the love you passed our way.” Rest in peace, my guitar hero.❤️🩹RIP SRV🎸
Not only is SRV is one of the best guitarists ever, he is one of the most admired. He didn't like being compared to Hendrix, saying in an interview once, "there will only be one Hendrix, and that he simply did his best to play like him." Check out "Stevie Ray Vaughan & Jeff Healey - Look at Little Sister"
A stripper bought the house down w little sister in Las Vegas
“What he pass away from? Playin the hell out of that guitar?”
*I don’t think you even understand how pure and amazing it was hearing you say that. Awesome video.
Yeah "Billie Ray Cyprus ain't schooling him" ha ha ha nobody schooled Stevie nobody
Helicopter crash at Alpine Valley in Wisconsin
Helicopter crash
LOL. I'm in tears on this!
I wish. But he died in a helicopter crash, just like Kobe Bryant.
Hey I'm 55 years old and in my book Stevie Ray was and still is one of the greatest guitar players of all time.
Yes, he is!!! He's right up there along with Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, Eddie Van Halen, Joe Satriani, Jimmy Page, Yngwie Malmsteen, Angus Young, and it's so many others!!! Those were just to name a few!!!
@@theinsightfulvisionary0197 you forgot Prince
@@williamwright1281 Question to Eric Clapton- What does it feel like to be the world's best guitar player-Answer: I don't know ask Prince.
@@theinsightfulvisionary0197 Alex Lifeson should be in there too.
Never be one like him again in a 1,000 years, if then ...
Insane that only 3 people make such a powerful sound, you do feel it inside you. Great sounds
"what do we call this guys?"
Without hesitation "Greatness!"
Couldn't have said it better myself!
Stevie Ray is a legend. This genre is considered blues rock. He's got many songs , Texas Flood.. a famous song and also Caught in the Crossfire. There's not too many as good as him, but Jimmi Hendrix,BB King and Chuck Berry heavily influenced Stevie
Definitely blues/rock
If you like blues, check out SRV's "Tin Pan Alley", great song!
Don't forget Albert King his "Godfather" and mentor. There're some great videos of Stevie and Albert King that are worth checking out.
Oh gosh crossfire is a great song that no one ever mentions
Check out Life by the Drop by SRV
Great reaction. Stevie Ray is my personal goat guitar player. Definitely top 5 ever. A lot of times he would even play impromptu, super talented. RIP. Listen to Texas Flood or Pride and Joy, both of them are 🔥
Somebody is quoted : the guitar needed a cigarette after that .
My top 3 is definitely all tied for 1st place.
StevieRay, JimiHendrix, BB King
John Mayer, Carlos Santana, Steve Vai, a ton of acoustic guitarists and desert blues guitarists, and quite a few others(dozens probably) are definitely all ranked for 1st place in what is a very long podium of goats lol.
SRV was my favorite, simply because I can feel his emotion when he played.He was that good at 16 years old. He had a gift.
You ain't seen nothin' yet, til you see SRV play with his teeth, behind his back or under his leg. I had the privilege of seeing him a year before he died at the University of Tennessee old Alumni Gym. OMG best venue and awesome concert with 3 encores!! LOVE me some Stevie Ray for sure. Thanks guys ❤️ 🎸
Stevie Ray killing’ it. You guys are the coolest. You would probably really dig Jimi Hendrix: All along the Watchtower.
Jimi.
RIP...SRV. GOAT.
I honestly think a lot of RUclipsrs do react to jimmi hendrix it’s just they get copyright strikes cause of his label I swear I see his reaction everyday then they took down the next day it’s sad
Jimi Hendrix wrote this song back in the late 60’s or early 70. Stevie Ray is playing a cover of it, in style! This video was filmed at the Jazz Festival in Switzerland! He brought the house down!
oh yes
He was a blues/rock guitar genius. Yes, Jimi Hendrix next!
I reacted just like this crew when I first heard that . I was lucky enough to see 3 SRV concerts . They were all in theaters , so everywhere was a good seat .
Rock n roll came from Chuck Barry . He mixed country with blues . And it made all the girls dance .
@@santosmadrigal3702 Ike Turner
Although you can't find much of Jimi's music on You Tube because Jimi's half sister, Janie Hendrix, controls his estate and music catalog and everything is highly copyrighted.
@@marymargaretmoore9034 Exactly! Any videos uploaded with Jimi's music could result in the channel being hit with a copyright claim.
Tommy Shannon was a great bass player, but you can always see him watching Stevie Ray in amazement. Even he was blown away by him and he did this every night on stage next to him!
Stevie Ray was, and always will be, THE MASTER OF THE STRATOCASTER!!
You gentleman just watched one the BEST guitar players to EVER walk the face of the earth. He was self taught but idolized Jimmy Hendrix. He played with the likes of B.B. King and other blues greats. Unfortunately we lost him very young. But man watching him play today still gives me goosebumps. Good choice gents!💯
My son heard him so often in utero that as an infant he would calm down to listen to the sky is crying. Mary had a little lamb was never spoken but sung. SRV was a special gift.
Crazy good he was sad he left us Apollo young
Voodoo Child is originally Jimi Hendrix song!!!!! Listen to it live in Maui!!!!! TRUST ME 🔥🔥🔥
Man, I could watch him play this song over and over like it was the first time ❤
Saw him live in the 80's. He is awesome and missed!
Lucky!! I bet that was awesome!!
You like this you should check out Texas Flood live at the El Macombo and life without you live at the Capital Theater either one I promise you will be blown away . Stevie was a Blues artist
I agree, both shows are awesome performances.
Plays behind his back in this one too I think
@@southpadreq7317 yes In both
I just said the same thing
Search him out at Montreal Jazz Festival
Gone for 32 years and still the greatest guitarists to walk the earth
top 10 fo sho
It's hard to say who the greatest guitar player is, because of all the genres, styles and artistry across the generations. It's like saying who's the greatest Basketball player of all time - different positions, eras etc. But in this case I 100% agree with you. Stevie combined something very unique, perfect technical chops combined with a fierce musicality that flowed from his soul directly to his hands. Everything was effortless with Stevie. No gimmicks, just a real voice in every note. He was on another celestial plane from everyone else.
@@DuhQuanNigstix agreed and also personal preference...i saw srv open for jeff beck and i was bored...every song and solo sounded the same. still he is one of the best all time
I don’t care Jimmy the goat because of what he gave the world of music and guitar
@@joechapman9518 hendrix is the best electric guitarist all time. yes
Fortunate to see him in concert about 35 years ago! He was epic!!!
I'm smiling and smiling through this whole thing....I could just hug each of you for the shared joy! Thank-You!!!
Music flowed out of SRV like water through a stream. Absolute legend. Listen a bit closer to his improv solos and you’ll hear he just instinctively knows what he’s doing. Just like Jimi. Glad the youth’s enjoying his music
You are watching one of the greatest guitarists to ever roam the Earth. Wait until you see him play behind his back.
Nothing better than seeing people hearing greatness for the first time. 😎
Srv is a texas blues legend. He helped revitalize blues in the 80's. Srv was inspired by Hendrix (amongst other blues legends), they never got to play together, but Stevie covered a lot of his songs and made them his own. He died in a helicopter crash, after a concert in Alpine Valley, Colorado. You guys should check out his live version of "Ain't Gonna Give up on Love". I think there is a show he did in NJ after he got sober. It is so powerful it brings tears to my eyes every time I watch it. Keep up the great work!
Stevie's live El Macambo concert performance of "Texas Flood" or "Little Wing" are also well worth the time.
Very much so!!!
like going to guitar church
Stevie Ray crosses back and forth between Blues and Rock to the point he's pretty much his own genre. All the kings of blues guitar pay him respect and he was friends with most of the best. He's one of those guys that were so good at something you knew God would take him early.
We call it Texas contemporary blues.
Couldn’t have said it better myself. Was fortunate enough to see him before he was gone…
Gentleman, there is so much for you to study about who Stevie was as a person, musician, performer and friend to many who who's life touched us as a comet in its full intensity that shined so bright until he went to another solar system, the legend!
It's always a treat watching people discover Stevie Ray!
Gentlemen ….. this man is a blues ICON. I highly recommend “ Texas flood “ .. SRV is just amazing to watch.
Gotta add Tin Pan Alley to the SRV must listen list too
Blues true and true. Pure legend
Live at El mocambo is the videos y'all want to watch. His solos are top fucking tier god like goated my bois!!
@@alextaylor683 ooh ya. Tin Pan Alley is a smooth jam. Not as flashy as some, but you feel something special. Once I turned it on when i got in my car. I sat in the driveway just mesmerised the whole 13 minutes. I forgot i was going somewhere.
“What do we call this guys?” “GREATNESS.”!!! Damn right! One of the BEST blues rock guitarists of ALL TIME!!! RIP SRV 🙌🏼 🎸🤘🏼🔥
A genius !!!!!!
Tx blues
This is my favorite guitarist of all time. But also you see how good music can sound WITHOUT a drum machine !
So I'm a old chick been listening to Stevie most my life. So happy seeing a younger gen enjoying him as much as I do.
Stevie killing it. Of course. But his band is tremendous as well. That drummer is just phenomenal.
My favorite guitarist, saw him live 4 times. Cried when he died. The Cat in the Hat with a Strat.
You gotta check out Texas Flood Live At El Mocambo!
The Cat in the Hat with a Strat....love it!😁
Testify!
Only got to see him once.. but one is better than none!
@@warrenparker8282 You know damn well that Texas Flood, Tin Pan Alley, and others, were nothing like Jimi would write.
Texas Blues! I saw him play live in 1985. He played at this intensity the entire show. Best concert that I ever saw! ❤❤
SRV is The G.O.A.T.! Glad y’all enjoyed the Magic.✌️
Stevie did Jimi justice in covering this and adding the bluesy vibe to it, he understood Jimi's theme and took it a step further
Two BadAsses ♠♥ 👹🎸 RIP
SRV was one of the greatest guitar players ever. Shame he was taken too soon from us.
Exactamente!!!
iv been listening to stevie for over 30 years and he never gets old.
Stevie Ray's guitar playing just makes you want to put your sunglasses 😎 on 😄 RIP the GOAT of guitar players and hats off to his band
Guys.. this man is the GOAT.. a technical guitar master that owned his craft.. he's uncompareable.. Jimi Hendix's family gave him Jimi's wah pedal.
That's not true. Stevie's brother Jimmie, was playing a gig with Hendrix and Hendrix's pedal broke and Jimmie Vaughan gave Hendrix his pedal and took Hendrix's broken pedal home (plus $50) and gave the pedal to Stevie.
And yes, SRV is the GOAT.
@@barbarascotto3873 ok Barbara, thanks for the clarification.. i guess lol
little fact stevie passed away in a helicopter crash, my father my uncle, and a few of my dads friends got to see him at his last concert which in fact was at alpine valley music theatre, you guys checking him out brought back good memories, and you guys appreciating his talent and music was so awesome to see! not many of our generation, i'm 37 btw, appreciate that talent now a days so it's awesome to see his music living on for our generation.
Stevie is my all time favorite. Died the year I was born. Never got a chance to see him. But everyone should be blessed to hear his works. Master Class.
Greatest Blues Guitar player ever! R.I.P.
Stevie Was a guitar blues genius. His style was his and his alone
You're joking!!!
Every LICK he plays is copied from someone else.
Man I remember leaving his concert and he played for about 2 hours and my ass was worn out from nonstop jammin. I was 3rd row and he broke a string mid song and a verse later he held a note for about 20 seconds while switching guitars and then continued killin it…..
That was an awesome performance he didn't skip a single beat
You was so lucky too have seen him sadly I didn’t find out about him until after he passed
That the concert where they recorded the break and swap over? Apparently breakages weren't uncommon because of the tension he used on the heavier strings he preferred to use.
@@gordowg1wg145 Yeah, that's out there somewhere on YT. Was fortunate to see Stevie live. However that switch? No words.
Glad the young men got to listen.
@@gordowg1wg145 ....many other guitarists could not physically play SRV's guitar as he used 13's and strung 'em action high...Stevies left hand and forearm were STRONG....
Thanks so much for appreciating one of the best blues guitarists of all time, he would go into black clubs when he was very very young and b.b. King brought him up on stage. And as they say the rest is history, he and b.b. King play together many many times over the years and became great friends.
You guys just seen the best Guitar player ever!!! Watch the rest of this show on Austin city limits. And watch the other one he played on there. He’s been on there twice. I have both on collection,s and I watch them all the time. If your jaw is not on the ground watching these two shows, you have no idea of anything. Truly a legend… RIP. Stevie your my favorite hands down and I miss you every day. Thank god I seen you twice in concert!!
If you don't get chills listening to Stevie, you don't have a soul.
His older brother, himself a talented guitar player for The Fabulous Thunderbirds, once said, "Stevie Ray plays guitar like he's breaking out of prison"! I enjoyed watching y'all rock out! 😎🤘
A lot of people here may know this. He played guitar on David Bowie's Let's Dance album. David asked him to stay on for the tour, he declined as he wanted to make his own way. Just an amazing artist.
Stevie is full on rockin, Jimi had a finesse that was uncopyable, and it was magical art, like no other.
Stevie Ray will always be my favorite guitarist. He is simply the best. Texas flood from live at the El Macombo is literally the greatest guitar playing ever filmed. Ever. The dude literally plays a face shredding, mind blowing solo, behind his God damn back! He is the greatest live musician to have ever done it. BB King has played with him, and this is what he said: " I've always said that playing the blues is like having to be black twice. Stevie Ray missed on both counts, but I've never noticed, and neither did he!" You should also check out "tin pan alley", played with Johnny Copeland. Literally the greatest blues rock guitarist of all time.
Totally agreed. Best version. Amazing video. I still watch it frequently when I want to remind myself I should quit guitar. Haha
I KNEW I wouldn't be the only one to suggest that particular performance of Texas Flood. Little Wing from same show is also killer. And Lenny (song he wrote for his wife).
That song was the best live performances of his life.
Incredible
Can't say anything about Stevie that hasn't been said already. But would like to give a nod to his band. They often get overlooked , but they were a crucial part of what let Stevie be Stevie. They are straight up rock solid killers . Stevie pretty much never did the same thing twice , a lot of improv and they could follow him wherever he went , on the fly , and still hold it all together. And these Cats played this hard during SOUNDCHECK! You can look it up. All in, all the time.
I saw Chris "Whipper" Layton playing with Kenny Wayne Shepherd a few years ago.
Absolutely!
I think this is the most underrated. Stevie always used to say “There’s no secret to my tone. I just tune low, play hard, and floor it.”
This dude, omg theres no words to describe stevie ray Vaughn! Hes #1!! I cried over him. He was a joy to listen to
RIP SRV 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼 TEXAN through and through
SRV is a blues guitarist
SVR didn't just play guitar, he channeled music through it! He was like no other and he is missed. Thank goodness his genius was recorded so we can listen to him forever!
Never ever lost on the fretboard, as if his fingers were channeling a divine muse -- all of that, and he sang well too!🙂👍
I think you guys would love his "Texas Flood" live. He plays the guitar behind his back better than anyone can play in front.
Definitely
@@kelleefiola5854 Check out all the PBS Austin City Blues where I first heard SRV Chills up and down my spine !!!
Stevie was playing like this at 16 years old he was amazing.
Stevie Ray Vaughn..my favorite..what a talent!!.. Sorely missed!!!
Saw him right before his death. He wore a purple satin suit with a huge purple feather in his hat. One of the most talented GOATs. It was a spiritual experience for sure.
I always felt that SRV came the closest to Hendrix in style. Too bad they never met.
Man played so well, most people never even realised how good his voice was. And fellers, it pains me to say this to you but this is Blues. Buddy Guy, BB King and even John Lee Hooker all thought he was amazing, though HE worshipped THEM. There's a great in instrumental he did called "SayWHAT?" that he did for a sound check that's worth a look. If you want to see a seriously amazing guitar player though, look up my countryman Tommy Emmanuel playing Classical Gas.
This is Texas Blues with a harder edge than straight up blues.
With psychedelic thrown in
SRV was a guitar god but a mediocre vocalist
@@enyazogd5325 It’s an opinion, but I’d rate it a lot higher than mediocre. It probably would have been better if he hadn’t swallowed all that cocaine laced whiskey though.
Watch his 'Cold Shot' video🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Stevie Ray Vaughan a true artist loved his music seen him quite a few times a man who passed away too early in his prime rest in peace SRV
He never played this song the same way twice. It was a lesson in improvisation by a master of the art.... RIP Stevie
He is one of the best guitarist to ever grace this planet! You need to check out more of his music!!
An icon doing a cover version of another icon. Stevie Ray Vaughan and Jimi Hendrix forever. I like to think they're somewhere jamming together. 🕊️
There’ll never be another Jimi, but my god, that was close. What a player!! Both were from different planets from the rest 👏
My dad was a huge fan. I remember the day he died-I would've been almost 6. Dad took me to a dentist appt and then we wandered next door where they had a wall of TVs. They were all playing the news of his death in the helicopter crash. Dad was so sad. The first cassette I ever owned was Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble. Rest in peace.
P.S. New to the channel and I see you guys reacting to some awesome guitar solos. One way guitar players change the sound during a performance is with the use of foot pedals. Often you can't see them but they're on the ground and can be operated just by clicking it on & off with your foot.
"What do we call this, guys?"
"Greatness"
That pretty much sums SRV up in a single word. Great reaction, guys! More Stevie please...👌
Love you guys. Oh mercy. SRV is the guitar GOAT. Life cut too short in a helicopter crash leaving a SRV performance.
“Sounds like that guitar is singing to him…it’s like touching my spine bro! LOL
That is the best description of SRV’s guitar playing I’ve ever heard.
Watch him live at the Trocadero. He breaks a string on his guitar and doesn't miss a beat switching guitars!
Watching these young men’s reactions to a guitar LEGEND was so entertaining! I’ve seen many people react to and critique this video and it’s the same each time...BLOWN AWAY!!! Glad you all recognize his talent (and of course Hendrix: the OG)
RIP SRV and Hendrix
I love you guys! Keep doing you. What makes SRV different than any other guitarist, is that his guitar is part of his body.
Love seeing younger generations loving his music. I saw Stevie live in the 1980s and he was amazing. This is a Jimi Hendrix cover and I love his music that was before my generation. You guys mentioned him and love to see you react to his music. Cool stuff. Thanks.
Someone once said that Stevie Ray tried to make a deal with the Devil. But the Devil said there was no way in Hell he was going to pay Stevie Ray for guitar lessons.
Deserves to be top comment lol
I love that and I would not doubt it lol it is a crying shame that he never realized how good he was I remember in an interview Tommy saying that the whole time they was together he only heard Stevie say once that wow that sounded good about his own playing and he sounded surprised he sounded good . He played with all his heart
🤣🤣🤣 damn right!
He’s considered one of the best if not the best guitarist of all-time. Jimi Handrix was Stevie’s favorite musician. Crazy part is nobody ever taught Stevie how to play. He was 110% self taught. He has many, many songs that were hits on the radio.
Amazing thing is he could not read music.
No way is he anywhere near the best guitarist. He was playing Hendrix parts.
His bro played blues guitar. Plus he learned from Albert King and many others Texas bluesman when he was young.
@@richardj9016 He is in that conversation as much as anyone is. I have no idea how you go about deciding who the greatest is. At some point you just have peoples favorite. But to say all Stevie did is play Hendrix parts is just stupid. Jimi was obviously a huge influence, but he played lots music that was his own.
@@hawki5120 Remember that the guy stated “if not the best guitarist of all-time.”. There is no way that he comes close to that.
"where u think he's from ". Lol. That is the finest texas blues gentlemen. I am a 55 yr old woman raised in and still living in Polk county, central Florida. A very rural and decided county. I just happened upon this video. Have never seen this channel before. BEAUTIFUL,! BEAUTIFUL! young people! My sould feels so blessed to witness this experience thru your eyes for the first time. your appreciation for SRV and his talent touched my soul. For he truly is a master. I'm leaving this channel tonight full of joy. Much love and gratitude to all of u. Namaste...💜😇🕊️
It feels so amazing to watch someone diggin' SRV for the first time!! THANK YOU!!
Modern blues man, blues laid the foundation for rock. Gotta hear his " Texas Flood," live version. Your eyeballs will fall out#