Broken string ,broken tooth,flawless performance ! RIP my brother, you're star burned Brite and we will never let it die ! Everyone like subscribe and share and keep SRV current.
Thank you for mentioning his vocals I don't understand when people say " his voice isn't that great but he makes up for it in his guitar playing " there's a reason why he was inducted into The Austin Music Hall Of Fame, The Blues Hall Of Fame, 6 Grammys, 10 Austin Music Awards, 5 W. C. Handy Awards, Entertainer Of The Year, Instermental Of The Year and inducted into The Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame. He was nominated for 51 Awards and won 21 in the short span of his career, he had an amazing talent all his own and can't be compared to anyone else. Stevie Ray had a style that was all his own and Jimi Hendrix had a different style all his own.. STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN THE ABSOLUTE GOAT
This is my favorite SRV performance. It's one of the great performances ever recorded. Thanks to our lucky stars that this is available for all of us to see now and into the future.
SRV ~ 🎸🐐 THE goat of all goats Guitar change, one-handed, backwards, behind the back, epic speech, with his teeth (and lost a tooth)...dude was THE goat. And maybe part alien. 👽😉
This man is a legend for a reason and I'm SO HAPPY you brought up his vocals!! I've never understood why people don't talk about that more either!!🤷♀️ We all know his guitar skills, but his vocals are equally moving to me. So raw and "real" (for lack of a better term!😉) Love him! Also, I'm glad u did a live performance. YES studio tracks are how we are typically introduced to artists but to me.... NOTHING beats a live performance and this one was insanely perfect!!🤗 Anyone can take a song and make it sound good in the studio.... doing it live is a whole other beast and is where the real magic is!! Just my opinion😌 It's like you said, it's a spiritual thing for them, the music truly comes from their souls so for me.... to get to witness it with our eyes is a gift!! Thanks again for doing a live and love your willingness to explore ALL genres and era's with us!! Great reaction Biz!!😎❤
What a legend gone to soon but I bet he is having the best jam playing music in heaven with all the legends that have left us.. God bless SRV and all the other music gods that have past
The guitar he chaned to--the white one--was made for him by a tech who died. He is the person the song is dedicated to, so using that guitar was appropriate. Some of the words from that song are now on Stevie's grave site. "All the love you passed our way."
I hope you've heard that Stevie couldn't read or write music. He played by ear is why you see him adjusting the strings and amps. Purely natural talent. And we still rave 30+ years later...
Wow BizMan I never thought you would see/experience/react to a performance through my eyes hombre!!!!! The Capital theater is in down town Austin on 6th Street and I was their in attendance!!!! Good on you my friend!!!!! I’m glad you enjoyed it!!!! I saw Stevie soooo many times since Austin was his home town/base with Double Trouble!!!!!! And loosing a cap on his tooth when he was picking the guitar during the performance and not missing a beat was just priceless!!!! What a showman!!!! Thanks for this!!!!! We were blessed here and we knew it!!!! The rest of the world didn’t figure it out until he passed!!!! So says Austin Tx!!!!!!! 🎸🎸🎸🥳🥳😎🍸
The little speech he gave that is the way he lived and if you noticed after he played with his teeth he was looking around one the floor is because he chipped a tooth and even mouthed tooth gone
Lived on the Canadian border in Buffalo and as a 17 year old kid was lucky to see him in Toronto at the Elcambo and was blown away. Years and many shows later unfortunately I was front row at a tiny upstate NY venue for Stevie with opener Johnny Winter. What an amazing show two weeks later he was killed and another great one lost. RIP SRV.
Great video man, so glad you checked this out. If you haven't done it already, you gotta see his performance of Lenny live at El Mocambo. In my opinion, it's one of the best instances of guitar playing ever recorded. It's not even his craziest performance technic wise but you can feel the raw emotion he expresses through the guitar very clearly. All the best bro!
You need to check out his album he did with his older brother. It's The Vaughan Brothers and check out the song Tick Tock. The message is awesome and it really highlights his voice
Great reaction & so true...at one with his guitar, love this version Thankyou 🙏 He wrote this in memory of his good friend Charlie Wirtz who had a guitar shop in Dallas in the 70's, working on Stevies guitars in his early days but stayed good friends, he died in 85 i believe...Stevie says at the end "thankyou Charlie"...before finishing the song. Sadly its such a prophetic song & the words "Thanks for all the love you passed our way" from this song are on Stevies grave 😥 The statue dedicated to him is pretty awsome and i hope to visit to pay my respects to such a great soul ❣🙏 RIP SRV
What can give me chills when I watch this is realizing he is, in this song/eulogy, crying out to his friend, Charley, with the guitar Charley made for him, playing the song he wrote for him.
Wow. SRV, Led Zep, AC/DC. You killing it man, three of my all-time favourite artists, possibly my top three. Although it's always sad to lose artists like Stevie too soon, I feel because of the music they left behind, we never really lost them, they're still here with us, still showing us what music can be.
At 10:51 when playing with his teeth he actually lost a tooth. You can see him looking for it on the ground and saying to someone off screen that "its gone" Never missed a beat. What a fucking legend.
Stevie wrote this song for his good friend and guitar guy Charlie who passed away from a heart attack. The reason he changed guitars is the other one was out of tune and the white one was called Charlie and he normally plays that one when he dose this song.
Stevie Ray Vaughan couldn't get his guitar in tune so he switched, he mentions it at the end. One thing I never understood was people complaining Stevie Ray to Jimi Hendrix because Stevie Ray went so beyond anything anyone else could, playing behind his back for 85 percent of songs ( never done before), behind his head, broken string, guitar switch in the middle of a solo, one handed, teeth, no hands just moving the guitar up and down, he even used his elbow in Little Wing. He could do alot in just one song and that's why I just don't understand the comparison. He also had a heart of gold and beautiful soul. STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN WAS AND WILL ALWAYS BE THE GOAT OF ALL GOATS.
He couldn't get the red guitar tuned right so he motioned to his guy off stage to bring him the white guitar and made the switch. Im sure you noticed later he still had to adjust his amp/speakers so they are in tune with his guitar and get everything just right
I am not sure that's accurate. This song was written by Stevie for his friend Charley Wirz who was a mentor and helped Stevie in how he designed his guitars and who died of a heart attack and this white guitar was designed with Stevie and Charley. The white guitar was named Charley after his friend and Stevie always used it with this song. It seems more probable that he realized that he didn't have the guitar he usually used.
@@SueProst agree to disagree, I am aware of that story, but SRV is adjusting the strings on His first guitar before switching it out. I thinks that's what drove the switch
@@thehistoryexpert82 Sounds fine. Glad to talk to another Stevie fan agree. If you haven't seen it and are interested there's a great book about Stevie called Texas Flood. It's interviews with many who were acquainted with him. The only one who didn't participate was Jeff Beck.
@@thehistoryexpert82 Stevie changes to his Charlie guitar to play the song he wrote for him in memory after he died...nothing to do with tuning or broken strings as some others have commented! Stevie adjusts the Charlie guitar too ...its a great shot from behind ...SRV was always tuning on the go..same with the amps...🙏
My daughter in law passed away in October. This was my son's final farewell song to Kathy at her memorial service. My grandson put together the tribute on a flashdrive. It was quite lovely 🌹
He wrote an amazing piece called Riviera Paradise, which is a beautiful expression of love and compassion for people who are hurting. It's my personal favorite of all of Stevie's music, since I think it reflects his own recovery process from addiction and his desire to help others heal. Check it out...live in Austin.
I totally agree about his vocals. I listen to him a lot and in my opinion he's the whole package! That being said, my favorite is Little Wing. No vocals. But that's just because I absolutely get entranced by it.
SRV indeed did often break strings, and his guitar tech was on the spot with the backup. However, this particular time, the guitar that is switched to was made by the man for whom this song is dedicated. Intentional as a tribute
This man had nothing but love in his heart for everyone and I miss him so much I went to one of his concerts in 1987 in Daytona Beach The song Ain’t Gonna Give Up On Love is one of his best performances of this song But you know the whole concert was probably the best concert I’ve ever seen and I have been to so many concerts in my life He had just gotten out of the rehab and he said they had to learn how to play again because he had never played without being hi
He broke a string on the red one. That gets it outta tune a little bit on all the other strings, so switching out is just smart. In the middle of the song like that, without missing a beat, well that’s just amazing! Hahaha
He was the Michael Jordan of gutair players like you said, behind his back, using his teeth, all he needed to do was dunk from the free throw line to be complete lol amazing
A really cool video not too many people have done is "Pipeline - Stevie Ray and Jimmie Vaughan" his brother - it is crazy - you will be surprised - yes believe it or not there is even more this guy can do to blow your mind -and unique and fun and absurd to watch just like they all are - pure joy from the magic man. And cool to see his older bro who is a Texas blues guitar gunslinger of epic status as well. I think he switched guitars due to the first one being slightly off - he tried to tune it then motioned over to the side like he was asking for another. Normal day at the office of the freaking milky way galaxy that was - no IS - he is forever with us - SRV. Thanks for the heartfelt reaction my man.
You need to check out Stevie’s guitar sound check where he is wearing a leopard coat and also check out him and his brother Jimmy playing pie line together I think you will enjoy either one of them.
Watch BizMatik Wrote the song for his buddy Charley Wirz, his guitar tech, after his passing. The white guitar to which he switches is named Charley, built by Charley & used when he plays the song he wrote for him.
Biz I am surprised this SRV song has never been reacted to.. you can be the first. Back in 1990 The Vaughn brothers did an Album together “family style” towards the end, SRV started having premonitions about his death... he wanted to leave a message to the world so he wrote the song Tick Tock, they finished recording it and he went out on tour, the song was so fresh it was released after the helicopter crash... have a listen to Tick Tock and do You Tube a favor see what SRV wanted for the world!
@Watch BizMatik Have you reacted to Stevie Ray Vaughan, Albert King, Paul Butterfield, B. B. King all playing together yet? It's great! On the official video their names are listed in that order.
I think you described it perfectly. Playing guitar was somehow SRV’s life-force. It was spiritual for him - and the same is true for those of us who grew up watching him.
Seen an interview with the Great Eric Clapton, he said he was driving in his car, heard SRV on the radio, pulled over, to listen to the rest of the song, then called his publicist and asked who this person was. Later, Eric was able to play on Stage with SRV, during a jam secession. Eric then said after his solo, and then hearing SRV'S, playing, Eric walked off stage, he knew he couldn't compete with his skills.!
Written as a tribute to Charlie Wirz, friend, guitar tech, and guitar shop owner. "Angels have waited, for so long. Now they, have their way.... Take your place." I want this video played at my funeral. (And being 69, I assume I won't have to wait too long for the chance to meet Stevie.)
So this man starts playing the guitar and you loose yourself in the performance to the point that somehow it changes to playing your soul and emotions, each sound, each movement meand something and you end up drained but happy
When he switches guitars it's because he broke another high E string. He frequently broke them by (bending the f**k out of them) it stretched them so much they would snap while trying to get it tight enough to get back in tune. If you notice right before the switch he reached up turning that number 6 (high E) tuning peg.
People from the 80s be like it's all about Prince, Motley Crue, Madonna, R.E.M., Huey Lewis, Whitney Houston, or Michael J but for me it's all about Stevie Ray (and a little Prince and Michael J).
There will never be another Stevie. But you should check Kenny Wayne Sheppard and joe bonamassa as well. But if you want more Steve, and you haven't done them yet, you should check out Couldn't stand the weather, Mary Had a little lamb and Texas Flood.
If you want to get Blown away Sir with stevie Ray Vaughan please Review Texas Flood live at the Macombo wth Stevie Ray Vaughn you’ll never forget him if you see it i Promise you.
You want to listen to a emotional song check out life by the drop about living with addiction and the things you lose when addicted. In an interview he admitted he started everyday for years with a gram of cocaine in his morning coffee.
CHECK OUT STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN LIVE AT JAZZ FESTIVAL 3RD STONE FROM THE SUN. SRV DIDN'T LIKE TO SING. HE JUST WANTED TO PLAY HIS GUITAR. HE WAS FORCED TO. HE DOES HAVE A GOOD VOICE. BUT HE WOULD RATHER JUST PLAY GUITAR.
Breaks string, changes guitar, sets all the pedals and amps for that guitar. NEVER missed a note... The white Fender is the one he plays low gain songs like Lenny. He cranked up the drive and tine mid-song...
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Broken string ,broken tooth,flawless performance ! RIP my brother, you're star burned Brite and we will never let it die ! Everyone like subscribe and share and keep SRV current.
Thank you for mentioning his vocals I don't understand when people say " his voice isn't that great but he makes up for it in his guitar playing " there's a reason why he was inducted into The Austin Music Hall Of Fame, The Blues Hall Of Fame, 6 Grammys, 10 Austin Music Awards, 5 W. C. Handy Awards, Entertainer Of The Year, Instermental Of The Year and inducted into The Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame. He was nominated for 51 Awards and won 21 in the short span of his career, he had an amazing talent all his own and can't be compared to anyone else. Stevie Ray had a style that was all his own and Jimi Hendrix had a different style all his own.. STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN THE ABSOLUTE GOAT
This is my favorite SRV performance. It's one of the great performances ever recorded. Thanks to our lucky stars that this is available for all of us to see now and into the future.
hello of lille north of france SRV is the best guitare blues for me !! peace and love USA !!! merci et a bientot
SRV ~ 🎸🐐 THE goat of all goats
Guitar change, one-handed, backwards, behind the back, epic speech, with his teeth (and lost a tooth)...dude was THE goat. And maybe part alien. 👽😉
Truly one of a kind. The greatest to ever do it
This man is a legend for a reason and I'm SO HAPPY you brought up his vocals!! I've never understood why people don't talk about that more either!!🤷♀️ We all know his guitar skills, but his vocals are equally moving to me. So raw and "real" (for lack of a better term!😉) Love him! Also, I'm glad u did a live performance. YES studio tracks are how we are typically introduced to artists but to me.... NOTHING beats a live performance and this one was insanely perfect!!🤗 Anyone can take a song and make it sound good in the studio.... doing it live is a whole other beast and is where the real magic is!! Just my opinion😌 It's like you said, it's a spiritual thing for them, the music truly comes from their souls so for me.... to get to witness it with our eyes is a gift!! Thanks again for doing a live and love your willingness to explore ALL genres and era's with us!! Great reaction Biz!!😎❤
We miss you Stevie...
simply the BEST, ever!!
ohmygod.ohmygod.ohmygod. and when his guitar just sounds like pain.
And his message
You took us to church today!
See you in the next one.
Very special person he was.
There was no better live experience from the parking lot to the arena. I miss him every day.
What a legend gone to soon but I bet he is having the best jam playing music in heaven with all the legends that have left us.. God bless SRV and all the other music gods that have past
Simply the best! truly was one with the music, and absolutely agreed on the vocals.
probably broke a string so change was required!
The guitar he chaned to--the white one--was made for him by a tech who died. He is the person the song is dedicated to, so using that guitar was appropriate. Some of the words from that song are now on Stevie's grave site. "All the love you passed our way."
@@cathymcmahen271 still on my list to see his final resting place! Cheers
Stevie's brother Jimmie said "Stevie plays guitar like he's breakin' outta jail!" 🤘😎
I knew Biz would love this, SRV was EPIC
I hope you've heard that Stevie couldn't read or write music. He played by ear is why you see him adjusting the strings and amps. Purely natural talent. And we still rave 30+ years later...
Wow BizMan I never thought you would see/experience/react to a performance through my eyes hombre!!!!! The Capital theater is in down town Austin on 6th Street and I was their in attendance!!!! Good on you my friend!!!!! I’m glad you enjoyed it!!!! I saw Stevie soooo many times since Austin was his home town/base with Double Trouble!!!!!! And loosing a cap on his tooth when he was picking the guitar during the performance and not missing a beat was just priceless!!!! What a showman!!!! Thanks for this!!!!! We were blessed here and we knew it!!!! The rest of the world didn’t figure it out until he passed!!!! So says Austin Tx!!!!!!! 🎸🎸🎸🥳🥳😎🍸
This particular performance is in Capitol Theater in Passaic, NJ.
The little speech he gave that is the way he lived and if you noticed after he played with his teeth he was looking around one the floor is because he chipped a tooth and even mouthed tooth gone
His vocals here are steamy~
Lived on the Canadian border in Buffalo and as a 17 year old kid was lucky to see him in Toronto at the Elcambo and was blown away. Years and many shows later unfortunately I was front row at a tiny upstate NY venue for Stevie with opener Johnny Winter. What an amazing show two weeks later he was killed and another great one lost. RIP SRV.
The 🎸 GOD
Love your reaction. SRV is from another place in time. Love him.
Great video man, so glad you checked this out. If you haven't done it already, you gotta see his performance of Lenny live at El Mocambo. In my opinion, it's one of the best instances of guitar playing ever recorded. It's not even his craziest performance technic wise but you can feel the raw emotion he expresses through the guitar very clearly. All the best bro!
So happy to see you back with Stevie Ray... lovely reaction!!!💙💜💙💜💙
You need to check out his album he did with his older brother. It's The Vaughan Brothers and check out the song Tick Tock. The message is awesome and it really highlights his voice
Yup! I actually got to meet Jimmie once!
Great reaction & so true...at one with his guitar, love this version Thankyou 🙏
He wrote this in memory of his good friend Charlie Wirtz who had a guitar shop in Dallas in the 70's, working on Stevies guitars in his early days but stayed good friends, he died in 85 i believe...Stevie says at the end "thankyou Charlie"...before finishing the song.
Sadly its such a prophetic song & the words "Thanks for all the love you passed our way" from this song are on Stevies grave 😥 The statue dedicated to him is pretty awsome and i hope to visit to pay my respects to such a great soul ❣🙏
RIP SRV
What can give me chills when I watch this is realizing he is, in this song/eulogy, crying out to his friend, Charley, with the guitar Charley made for him, playing the song he wrote for him.
Wow. SRV, Led Zep, AC/DC. You killing it man, three of my all-time favourite artists, possibly my top three.
Although it's always sad to lose artists like Stevie too soon, I feel because of the music they left behind, we never really lost them, they're still here with us, still showing us what music can be.
“Little Sister “ in Austin, Texas is also great…busts a string, and never skips a beat….SRV FOREVER ❤️ Thank you !!
My favorite song ever ❤
Excellent reaction, Thank You so much!! Fantastic S.R.V. performance!!
Much appreciation Biz!!
🙌🏿🙌🏿
At 10:51 when playing with his teeth he actually lost a tooth. You can see him looking for it on the ground and saying to someone off screen that "its gone"
Never missed a beat. What a fucking legend.
Stevie wrote this song for his good friend and guitar guy Charlie who passed away from a heart attack. The reason he changed guitars is the other one was out of tune and the white one was called Charlie and he normally plays that one when he dose this song.
I just came here to write the exact same thing you did.
@@barbarascotto3873 wow it is amazing how Stevie fans thinks alike
@@shirleybuffington6420 great minds 😉
@@barbarascotto3873 yes ma’am
Nice piece of trivia! I didn't know that. Love the stuff I learn here.
I don't see "Good Texan" here, or I'm not finding it. That's a must do man. GOOD TEXAN...Pleeeze.
I love Stevies church moment. Oddly we need it more today than then.
Love how you get SRV!
What a “Master” ♥️🎸🎤🔥♥️
Wonderful, just wonderful Biz! Thanks.
RIP Stevie ! The greatest !
Stevie Ray Vaughan couldn't get his guitar in tune so he switched, he mentions it at the end. One thing I never understood was people complaining Stevie Ray to Jimi Hendrix because Stevie Ray went so beyond anything anyone else could, playing behind his back for 85 percent of songs ( never done before), behind his head, broken string, guitar switch in the middle of a solo, one handed, teeth, no hands just moving the guitar up and down, he even used his elbow in Little Wing. He could do alot in just one song and that's why I just don't understand the comparison. He also had a heart of gold and beautiful soul. STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN WAS AND WILL ALWAYS BE THE GOAT OF ALL GOATS.
He couldn't get the red guitar tuned right so he motioned to his guy off stage to bring him the white guitar and made the switch. Im sure you noticed later he still had to adjust his amp/speakers so they are in tune with his guitar and get everything just right
I am not sure that's accurate. This song was written by Stevie for his friend Charley Wirz who was a mentor and helped Stevie in how he designed his guitars and who died of a heart attack and this white guitar was designed with Stevie and Charley. The white guitar was named Charley after his friend and Stevie always used it with this song. It seems more probable that he realized that he didn't have the guitar he usually used.
@@SueProst agree to disagree, I am aware of that story, but SRV is adjusting the strings on His first guitar before switching it out. I thinks that's what drove the switch
@@thehistoryexpert82 Sounds fine. Glad to talk to another Stevie fan agree. If you haven't seen it and are interested there's a great book about Stevie called Texas Flood. It's interviews with many who were acquainted with him. The only one who didn't participate was Jeff Beck.
@@thehistoryexpert82 Stevie changes to his Charlie guitar to play the song he wrote for him in memory after he died...nothing to do with tuning or broken strings as some others have commented! Stevie adjusts the Charlie guitar too ...its a great shot from behind ...SRV was always tuning on the go..same with the amps...🙏
@@3SeveredHeadswrong if you listen at the very end he mentioned it by I couldn't get my guitar tuned . Who cares anyway the man is a legend
My daughter in law passed away in October. This was my son's final farewell song to Kathy at her memorial service. My grandson put together the tribute on a flashdrive. It was quite lovely 🌹
Best wishes to your son.
My most sincere condolences to you and yours, my friend
He broke a tooth during this performance and never missed a beat!!
SRV=GOAT!
His message is about the injustices in south Africa, srv didnt understand the hate people have for each other
It's the guitar his mentor built for him. He did that in tribute and he wrote this song for him.
He wrote an amazing piece called Riviera Paradise, which is a beautiful expression of love and compassion for people who are hurting. It's my personal favorite of all of Stevie's music, since I think it reflects his own recovery process from addiction and his desire to help others heal. Check it out...live in Austin.
I totally agree about his vocals. I listen to him a lot and in my opinion he's the whole package! That being said, my favorite is Little Wing. No vocals. But that's just because I absolutely get entranced by it.
SRV indeed did often break strings, and his guitar tech was on the spot with the backup. However, this particular time, the guitar that is switched to was made by the man for whom this song is dedicated. Intentional as a tribute
Love Struck Baby-Daytona Beach (Rock&Roll Stevie)
This man had nothing but love in his heart for everyone and I miss him so much I went to one of his concerts in 1987 in Daytona Beach The song Ain’t Gonna Give Up On Love is one of his best performances of this song But you know the whole concert was probably the best concert I’ve ever seen and I have been to so many concerts in my life He had just gotten out of the rehab and he said they had to learn how to play again because he had never played without being hi
He broke a string on the red one. That gets it outta tune a little bit on all the other strings, so switching out is just smart. In the middle of the song like that, without missing a beat, well that’s just amazing! Hahaha
He was the Michael Jordan of gutair players like you said, behind his back, using his teeth, all he needed to do was dunk from the free throw line to be complete lol amazing
A really cool video not too many people have done is "Pipeline - Stevie Ray and Jimmie Vaughan" his brother - it is crazy - you will be surprised - yes believe it or not there is even more this guy can do to blow your mind -and unique and fun and absurd to watch just like they all are - pure joy from the magic man. And cool to see his older bro who is a Texas blues guitar gunslinger of epic status as well. I think he switched guitars due to the first one being slightly off - he tried to tune it then motioned over to the side like he was asking for another. Normal day at the office of the freaking milky way galaxy that was - no IS - he is forever with us - SRV. Thanks for the heartfelt reaction my man.
You need to check out Stevie’s guitar sound check where he is wearing a leopard coat and also check out him and his brother Jimmy playing pie line together I think you will enjoy either one of them.
Watch BizMatik Wrote the song for his buddy Charley Wirz, his guitar tech, after his passing. The white guitar to which he switches is named Charley, built by Charley & used when he plays the song he wrote for him.
It was so much fun to see your face light up with enjoyment!
Biz I am surprised this SRV song has never been reacted to.. you can be the first. Back in 1990 The Vaughn brothers did an Album together “family style” towards the end, SRV started having premonitions about his death... he wanted to leave a message to the world so he wrote the song Tick Tock, they finished recording it and he went out on tour, the song was so fresh it was released after the helicopter crash... have a listen to Tick Tock and do You Tube a favor see what SRV wanted for the world!
Beautiful magic SRV.
A close friend of his custom built the white guitar for him and passed away shortly afterwards and that was used for this song as a tribute to him
Have you ever seen such passion
@Watch BizMatik Have you reacted to Stevie Ray Vaughan, Albert King, Paul Butterfield, B. B. King all playing together yet? It's great! On the official video their names are listed in that order.
I think you described it perfectly. Playing guitar was somehow SRV’s life-force. It was spiritual for him - and the same is true for those of us who grew up watching him.
Seen an interview with the Great Eric Clapton, he said he was driving in his car, heard SRV on the radio, pulled over, to listen to the rest of the song, then called his publicist and asked who this person was. Later, Eric was able to play on Stage with SRV, during a jam secession. Eric then said after his solo, and then hearing SRV'S, playing, Eric walked off stage, he knew he couldn't compete with his skills.!
Please check out if you haven't already, tin pan alley with johnny Copeland. Enjoy and keep up the great work
Written as a tribute to Charlie Wirz, friend, guitar tech, and guitar shop owner. "Angels have waited, for so long. Now they, have their way.... Take your place." I want this video played at my funeral. (And being 69, I assume I won't have to wait too long for the chance to meet Stevie.)
You should check out "Look at little Sister" Live to see him switch guitars when he breaks a string! 🙀
I'm late to the party but I'm here love your reactions biz thanks
Fantastic review!!!🙌🙌🙌❤️
THANK YOU
So this man starts playing the guitar and you loose yourself in the performance to the point that somehow it changes to playing your soul and emotions, each sound, each movement meand something and you end up drained but happy
Great review!
Stevie, Kobe and Jordan.. ya I like those in the same sentence!
Subscribed just cause of Stevie.
Thanks for the sub
When he switches guitars it's because he broke another high E string. He frequently broke them by (bending the f**k out of them) it stretched them so much they would snap while trying to get it tight enough to get back in tune. If you notice right before the switch he reached up turning that number 6 (high E) tuning peg.
COULDN'T STAND THE WEATHER ,it is one of his popular tunes also. Good for views
He was always bustin' up the strings even though he used heavies.
Thank you for doing this one, maybe do look at little sister or ain’t going to give up on love next.
💕💕🎸💕💕☮️💜
It's so hard for me to understand why the BLM wanted to destroy his statue ! Rest in peace brother!
Not many can play like SRV. I can't even think of one really.
He and the guitar are 1
Stevie had to leave us to go back to his home Planet ...
what a terrible loss to the music word the day this man passed!♥️♥️♥️♥️
Must check out "Look at Little Sister". ❤️❤️❤️
GOAT 🐐
People from the 80s be like it's all about Prince, Motley Crue, Madonna, R.E.M., Huey Lewis, Whitney Houston, or Michael J but for me it's all about Stevie Ray (and a little Prince and Michael J).
If we could become one with God like that, how much better our lives would flow.
He plays behind his back better than most play in the front... lol
He has a video where he and his brother are playing the same double necked guitar at the time 🕶
I believe this was after he got clean.
There will never be another Stevie. But you should check Kenny Wayne Sheppard and joe bonamassa as well. But if you want more Steve, and you haven't done them yet, you should check out Couldn't stand the weather, Mary Had a little lamb and Texas Flood.
If you want to get Blown away Sir with stevie Ray Vaughan please Review Texas Flood live at the Macombo wth Stevie Ray Vaughn you’ll never forget him if you see it i Promise you.
You want to listen to a emotional song check out life by the drop about living with addiction and the things you lose when addicted. In an interview he admitted he started everyday for years with a gram of cocaine in his morning coffee.
CHECK OUT STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN LIVE AT JAZZ FESTIVAL 3RD STONE FROM THE SUN. SRV DIDN'T LIKE TO SING. HE JUST WANTED TO PLAY HIS GUITAR. HE WAS FORCED TO. HE DOES HAVE A GOOD VOICE. BUT HE WOULD RATHER JUST PLAY GUITAR.
Changing guitars again!
In this age that we live in, do you think we’ll ever get a Jimi or Stevie?
Broke a string. He did that all the time and I always wanted a piece of his guitar tech because that was really unneccesary.
Not to mention he broke a tooth.
They had to do a guitar switch because a string popped on the first guitar he had been playing.
Breaks string, changes guitar, sets all the pedals and amps for that guitar. NEVER missed a note... The white Fender is the one he plays low gain songs like Lenny. He cranked up the drive and tine mid-song...