Must watch his performance of Riviera Paradise, live in Austin!!! Stevie wrote it as an expression of love, healing, compassion and forgiveness after he successfully beat his addiction to drugs and alcohol. It's entirely instrumental and a true masterpiece. Even though the performance was 34 years ago, you can feel every ounce of Stevie's heart, soul and presence living on.
You should check out Stevie and his brother Jimmie playing together on a double necked guitar, at the same time. The song is "Pipeline". Stevie always thought his big brother was a better guitar player than him.
Your reactions of Stevie are just simply a joy to watch, makes me smile everytime ~ you feel Stevie the way he felt guitar & it's beautiful & heart warming
*Evening beautiful and stunning Debbie* I just tune in to watch you discover what I've known for so long. There's very little I haven't already seen of SRV.! He literally "channels" the music thru him.... it's otherworldly..... PLEASE keep on going down the SRV rabbit hole..... he's one of those people that one can say *UNEQUIVOCALLY* that he did *EXACTLY* what he was placed on this earth for...... Cheers Deb......:)
SRV ~ 🎸🐐 The goatiest goat in all of goatness Who else rolls outta bed still bombed from the night before, dressed like a pimp no less, and then kills it like he's performing a live concert? The Cat in The Hat with The Strat, that's who. 😅 More "feeling it" vids? Well, that would mean you'd need to watch every one of his vids. 😉 For a much better version of the 2nd song he played in this vid: **Ain't Gone N Give Up On Love at Capitol Theater**
@@markwambolt2820 I love Stevie but he did NOT get sober until November 1986 after he crashed in Germany in October 1986 and he went into rehab in Atlanta. RIP💔 SRV🎸
This video always amazes me. Do you think he had coffee before that mini concert called a soundcheck? Double Trouble turns on like a light switch, and Stevie goes from zero to a thousand in a nano second. And your jaw drops as always because he's just so dam incredible. He sang, 'Ain't gone n give up on love', long title. You didn't know the words but you were hangin on every one, lol. I've requested that song from the Capital Theatre, hope you can squeeze it in your schedule. Your reactions are so on point with my own, in that he puts everything inside into the music, and it shows on his face. For a little while after waking, some faces look pure and surreal. I see that here. ☮️
I just love him too and I listen and watch everyday to feel complete💙🎸🎶. You fell like a stone in this most fabulous rabbit hole and I have enjoyed your journey of discovery. It is obvious even to the casual observer he plays with his heart and soul, but that description leaves out the fact he plays with every fiber of his being, every cell in his body come into play to produce that music. He is a wonder to behold and I am only more in awe each time I watch no matter how many times. For more feels and more Reece, once again begging for Riveria Paradise, Austin City Limits 1989 which will absolutely transfix you and Aint Gone 'N' Give Up On Love another song by Stevie that is bluesy, sensual (without him trying to be) and guitar solo🔥🔥🔥 hot💯 I ask you is there another Soundcheck that has been viewed more than 22 million times? I'll wait...✌️💙
@@harrietmiller3982 hey Harriet!!!! I always love seeing you in the videos I watch. Of course I think you and I search our SRV videos every day!!!!! I just love him so much❤️
He is known as a Trick Blues Guitar Player. Like Fat Domino was a Trick pool player. Stevie did it with a guitar instead of a pool stick.❤❤ He taught me everything I know bput playin' the guitar. I started when I was 6 years old. I am now 68 and still pickin'. Thanks Stevie Ray for all the love you passed my way. ❤❤❤❤
The keyboardist Reese is also famous he still plays, you can see him with Joe Bonamassa a lot oh, and he also has his own albums out. If you like really great organ playing and piano playing you should check him out! Do some reactions on him😅😅😅
I enjoyed watching your expressions as much as you watching him. I was one of the many who suggested this one also. You're just getting a toe wet stepping into this rabbit hole. Hope you consider one seldom reacted to which is "Wall of Denial". There aren't many good live videos of it here on YT, but the Live at Late Night with Letterman is probably the best, though very grainy. Others seldom reacted to are "Riviera Paradise" from the Austin 1989 show and "Willie the Wimp" from the Midtfyns Festival 1988. Hope you get to them all eventually as I know we'll all enjoy them together.
Yeah when I did couple shows with him as a stage hand. Yes it was like a mini concert. I suggested this one. I'm sure u have alot of them enjoy the S.R.V JOURNEY ❤❤
The Man, The Legend, The Guitar! Isn't He Something?? The Growlin' Wolf!! And True To His 'Stevie Style' - He Was A Fashionista Extrordinaire! But My Favorite Is His Beard Scruff!💗💓 And Of Course - The BOOTS! Hearing Him Live Was Overwhelming! In The Best Way! You NEVER, EVER Sat Down!
An absolute MUST for Stevie Ray is to watch his live version of 'Lenny'... an instrumental love song he wrote for his wife. His emotion in his playing will bring tears to your eyes.
Discovered SRV in the early 90's, too late to see him playing a show, but so glad there are videos like this to see the master. Self taught, didn't read music, but you're right, every notes shows on his body and face how much he loves playing. Only other artist i've seen do that is Joe Cocker. He really felt it too. RIP Stevie Ray and Joe.
"Shoving the guitar strings up..." It's called bending & Stevie bends 2-3-4 at a time & yes they are heavy guage strings. A young John Mayer commented that he could play with that setup & intensity for about 20 seconds then his arm would cramp up...ruclips.net/video/h-PxHXdsM7I/видео.html...An older John Mayer inducting Stevie into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame...ruclips.net/video/awx8ztx3qeg/видео.html...Stevie was THE GUITAR HERO & I am so excited that you found him...He revived the Blues & inspired a whole new generation of Blues Players along with bringing attention to those who came before him...BB King, Albert King, Buddy Guy, Robert Cray, Johnny Copeland, just to mention a few of his Idols as he was growing & he just loved playing with them!
And a very humble man very very respectful of where he got his guitar style from you think you love Stevie now check out the respect he has from his Heroes Eric Clapton called him and open channel no stop and think about it just play
Hes alotta fun Debbie. He always played like it was he last gig. Since the time he started. He took me places I never dreamed of. Best brother you could ever have. ❤❤ He will always be my #1. ❤❤
You was talking about the way he played well his brother Jimmy said that Stevie plays like a jailbreak and BB King said he wished he could play like Stevie he said when Stevie plays he don’t think about what he is playing and plays a paragraph and BB said when he his self plays one sentence at a time .
His wah wah pedal came from Jimi Hendrix. His older brother Jimmie toured with him and asked Jimi for his pedal and Jimi gave it to him. He then gave it to Stevie Ray because he knew how much he admired Jimi.
A guitar tech is a roadie who knows how the performer likes his sound to be set up. He knows what every amp and pedal is supposed to be set at. He re-tunes the guitars when the performer swaps them out between songs and will usually do the final sound check the day of the show. Between shows the tech makes sure the guitar and the equipment are all safe and sound. In this case, SRV's guitar tech looked a bit like gross-yet-popular adult film star Ron Jeremy, so the caption was assuring us that it wasn't him . . . thankfully.
You can just imagine being in a smoke filled night club with a glass of whiskey in front of you, and you're hanging on every note played on his guitar ❤❤❤❤😊😊
I was gonna select this one to you. Yeah his sound check is a mini concert in itself. I have another request for you. On RUclips you can pull up the documentary about how he got started as a child playing the guitar, he and his brother are Texas blues/guitar Royalty. He was born in Dallas Texas. Gone too soon. I always say that God allowed us to have him and his phenomenal talent for a little while and then said "come on back home"! He was other worldly on that guitar!! Thanks for loving him! Ms B from Dallas
Lenny live at El Mocambo is a must see. I also love Leave MY Little Girl Alone from Austin City Limits 1989. Then Ain’t Gonna Give Up On Love (it’s in this sound check) & Tin Pin Alley both from the Capital Theater 1985. Going back a ways 1982’s live at Montreux Jazz Festival Dirty Pool. Geez I could go on & on.
Re-watch the part right before he lights into "Scuttle Buttin'" He looks right at the drummer smiling and the drummer is like "Go ahead man, I'm ready"
Was wondering if you might get to this 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🔥🎸🔥🎸🔥🤘🏻 If you are looking for another great guitar/singer rabbit hole, try Gary Moore. He played many genres but he is best known for his blues. He plays with pure passion 🤘🏻🤘🏻🎸🎸
Not an alien, though it's easy to say that he might be. Just a man who somehow intrinsically understood what the blues was all about. In most music, the instruments are just an accompinent to the the lyrics...but with the blues it's exactly the opposite. In many cases, the lyrics are superfluous...it is about evoking emotion, and doing so with the instruments. That is why, imho, Stevie is and always will be the GOAT. Other guitar players may be "technically" more proficient (and that is very debatable), but none of them achieve what Stevie does with his playing...raw emotion. He sings with his guitar. Period. Who else does or ever did that?
Stevie Ray was one of the best and a great loss to. You might like Joe Bonamassa he is a blues guitarist and singer and so smooth. Maybe not quite at the level of SRV but really really good. I put him on while at work and end up zoning and getting a heck of a lot of paperwork done before I realize just how much time has passed.
Thanks - this is amazing, right? I love how he still is in "costume" - who would do a sound-check wearing stage clothes?? such style! lol (seems like he's just singing to himself to keep the rhythm... the mike will get turned up later... he's just concerned about the guitar sound... as he always was) P.s. "no, Ron Jeremy isn't the guitar tech" - is a joke, b/c the guy looks a lot like 70's porn star - lol)
I love how she calls bending the strings "shoving them up", clearly not a guitar girl😂 I remember back when Stevie was blowing my mind for the first few years! Still get chills and a tear in my eye when I watch Stevie play, such a loss. But the legend grows!
Hey Debbie, what can you say other than he's a great guitar player one of the best, hey if you would I would like for you to react to Bob Seger, "SHAME ON THE MOON" great song by Bob. Thanks
Would you please listen to " Third stone from the sun" live from the El Mocambo. Stevie gets EXTRA, EXTRA, EXTRA on that one.Thx, loving your reactions.
Two things about Stevie, one he is one of the VERY few who can stretch a string and make it change octaves and he broke the neck of a guitar during a concert
There's a Japanese trio called Asterism. They're young but ultra-skilled. When the guitarist was just 16, the band did a mini tour of the US and played a few gigs in Texas. For those Texas gigs, the band would always cover SRV's "Scuttle Buttin'" - the first song they play in this sound check - and put their own spin on it. It's the best SRV cover I've seen; that girl plays it like it's nothing. Here's the link. ruclips.net/video/BtB_VrYLRaM/видео.html
Can you imagine getting straight out of bed and being able to play like this !! Yet another reason he's the GOAT.
Maybe he was even still asleep.
❤🔥Stevie was singing a song he wrote called 'Ain't Gone 'N Give Up on Love.'❤🔥 beautiful, just like his heart.
That song shows ALL his power...the best.
He was quite a gentleman. So glad they got to meet him twice working his shows. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️
You might want to check it out dear he was on the arsenio hall show
From what I understand, Stevie Ray Vaughan literally rolled out of bed on the tour bus and got on stage and played like that.
Must watch his performance of Riviera Paradise, live in Austin!!! Stevie wrote it as an expression of love, healing, compassion and forgiveness after he successfully beat his addiction to drugs and alcohol. It's entirely instrumental and a true masterpiece. Even though the performance was 34 years ago, you can feel every ounce of Stevie's heart, soul and presence living on.
Hell yes! Riviera Paradise is just a monster of a piece of music, so beautiful
Nailed it
You should check out Stevie and his brother Jimmie playing together on a double necked guitar, at the same time. The song is "Pipeline". Stevie always thought his big brother was a better guitar player than him.
heros will always be remembered, but legends never die. stevie is a legend
Your reactions of Stevie are just simply a joy to watch, makes me smile everytime ~ you feel Stevie the way he felt guitar & it's beautiful & heart warming
*Evening beautiful and stunning Debbie* I just tune in to watch you discover what I've known for so long. There's very little I haven't already seen of SRV.! He literally "channels" the music thru him.... it's otherworldly..... PLEASE keep on going down the SRV rabbit hole..... he's one of those people that one can say *UNEQUIVOCALLY* that he did *EXACTLY* what he was placed on this earth for...... Cheers Deb......:)
SRV ~ 🎸🐐 The goatiest goat in all of goatness
Who else rolls outta bed still bombed from the night before, dressed like a pimp no less, and then kills it like he's performing a live concert? The Cat in The Hat with The Strat, that's who. 😅
More "feeling it" vids? Well, that would mean you'd need to watch every one of his vids. 😉
For a much better version of the 2nd song he played in this vid:
**Ain't Gone N Give Up On Love at Capitol Theater**
YESSSSSSSSS!!! I’m going to suggest the exact same video!!!
Stevie was not "BOMBED" from the night before. At this time in his life, he was clean & sober.
@@markwambolt2820 I love Stevie but he did NOT get sober until November 1986 after he crashed in Germany in October 1986 and he went into rehab in Atlanta. RIP💔 SRV🎸
This video always amazes me. Do you think he had coffee before that mini concert called a soundcheck? Double Trouble turns on like a light switch, and Stevie goes from zero to a thousand in a nano second. And your jaw drops as always because he's just so dam incredible. He sang, 'Ain't gone n give up on love', long title. You didn't know the words but you were hangin on every one, lol. I've requested that song from the Capital Theatre, hope you can squeeze it in your schedule. Your reactions are so on point with my own, in that he puts everything inside into the music, and it shows on his face. For a little while after waking, some faces look pure and surreal. I see that here. ☮️
@Mark Wambolt He didn't get sober until late 86, so yes, he was absolutely bombed. In fact, he wasn't far from death at this point.
I just love him too and I listen and watch everyday to feel complete💙🎸🎶. You fell like a stone in this most fabulous rabbit hole and I have enjoyed your journey of discovery. It is obvious even to the casual observer he plays with his heart and soul, but that description leaves out the fact he plays with every fiber of his being, every cell in his body come into play to produce that music. He is a wonder to behold and I am only more in awe each time I watch no matter how many times. For more feels and more Reece, once again begging for Riveria Paradise, Austin City Limits 1989 which will absolutely transfix you and Aint Gone 'N' Give Up On Love another song by Stevie that is bluesy, sensual (without him trying to be) and guitar solo🔥🔥🔥 hot💯
I ask you is there another Soundcheck that has been viewed more than 22 million times? I'll wait...✌️💙
Absolutely!!!!!
@@conniehorton1981 👋💙Hey Connie✌️🎶
@@harrietmiller3982 hey Harriet!!!! I always love seeing you in the videos I watch. Of course I think you and I search our SRV videos every day!!!!! I just love him so much❤️
@@conniehorton1981you've got that right Connie✌️🎸🎶 I love finding new reactors that way.
He is known as a Trick Blues Guitar Player. Like Fat Domino was a Trick pool player. Stevie did it with a guitar instead of a pool stick.❤❤ He taught me everything I know bput playin' the guitar. I started when I was 6 years old. I am now 68 and still pickin'. Thanks Stevie Ray for all the love you passed my way. ❤❤❤❤
The keyboardist Reese is also famous he still plays, you can see him with Joe Bonamassa a lot oh, and he also has his own albums out. If you like really great organ playing and piano playing you should check him out! Do some reactions on him😅😅😅
The whole band was/is great. Don't forget that before he played with Stevie, Tommy Shannon played with the great Johnny Winter .
Reese is killing it with Joe Bonamassa on I'LL PLAY THE BLUES FOR YOU. 🔥🔥🔥
Here is one you really need to check out it is Stevie and his brother Jimmy playing pipeline together I think you will really enjoy it .
Stevie Ray was real and his facial expressions were real he was full of soul I saw him live in Sydney Australia in 1986.
Just so amazing ,what a fantastic picker he was !!!
So freaking casual and laid back in his full length fur coat. The man was the essence of style and cool and very casually shredding the axe!😮
I enjoyed watching your expressions as much as you watching him. I was one of the many who suggested this one also. You're just getting a toe wet stepping into this rabbit hole. Hope you consider one seldom reacted to which is "Wall of Denial". There aren't many good live videos of it here on YT, but the Live at Late Night with Letterman is probably the best, though very grainy. Others seldom reacted to are "Riviera Paradise" from the Austin 1989 show and "Willie the Wimp" from the Midtfyns Festival 1988. Hope you get to them all eventually as I know we'll all enjoy them together.
Yeah when I did couple shows with him as a stage hand. Yes it was like a mini concert. I suggested this one. I'm sure u have alot of them enjoy the S.R.V JOURNEY ❤❤
Just think He just got up I've been doing this a long time with bands. A lot of just take some while to get going him he goes right into it.
He's got quite a wardrobe
The Man, The Legend, The Guitar! Isn't He Something?? The Growlin' Wolf!! And True To His 'Stevie Style' - He Was A Fashionista Extrordinaire! But My Favorite Is His Beard Scruff!💗💓 And Of Course - The BOOTS! Hearing Him Live Was Overwhelming! In The Best Way! You NEVER, EVER Sat Down!
They call it a soundcheck, but sounds like band practice to me. Still love that PIMP coat.
TWO BROTHERS STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN AND JIMMY VAUGHAN PLAYING "PIPELINE" ON THE SAME GUITAR DOUBLE NECK GUITAR 👍
I saw that, it was so awesome. Sure something everyone should check it out.
God I loved that.❤
I have not watched this in quite awhile so it was great seeing it again and watching you enjoy it.
An absolute MUST for Stevie Ray is to watch his live version of 'Lenny'... an instrumental love song he wrote for his wife. His emotion in his playing will bring tears to your eyes.
I have every CD ever released of Stevie’s music. His is the G.O.A.T.
Hi thanks for giving us another SRV reaction. Have a look at Lenny live from the el Mocambo, It is a dedication to his wife, you'll love it.
Discovered SRV in the early 90's, too late to see him playing a show, but so glad there are videos like this to see the master. Self taught, didn't read music, but you're right, every notes shows on his body and face how much he loves playing. Only other artist i've seen do that is Joe Cocker. He really felt it too. RIP Stevie Ray and Joe.
When you first paused the video he was playing ain't gone n give up on love you got to watch from capital theater he goes beastmode
"Shoving the guitar strings up..." It's called bending & Stevie bends 2-3-4 at a time & yes they are heavy guage strings. A young John Mayer commented that he could play with that setup & intensity for about 20 seconds then his arm would cramp up...ruclips.net/video/h-PxHXdsM7I/видео.html...An older John Mayer inducting Stevie into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame...ruclips.net/video/awx8ztx3qeg/видео.html...Stevie was THE GUITAR HERO & I am so excited that you found him...He revived the Blues & inspired a whole new generation of Blues Players along with bringing attention to those who came before him...BB King, Albert King, Buddy Guy, Robert Cray, Johnny Copeland, just to mention a few of his Idols as he was growing & he just loved playing with them!
And a very humble man very very respectful of where he got his guitar style from you think you love Stevie now check out the respect he has from his Heroes Eric Clapton called him and open channel no stop and think about it just play
Now imagine the sound checks when he got sober.
"Third stone from the sun" live from the El Mocambo. He really gets extra, I think you will really be blown away.
Thank you so much for sharing this !
Hes alotta fun Debbie. He always played like it was he last gig. Since the time he started. He took me places I never dreamed of. Best brother you could ever have. ❤❤ He will always be my #1. ❤❤
Hello Debbie hope all is well. Love my Stevie Ray.... reminder hopeful for JJ Grey Luchloosa live... just saying. Be well...
I can’t hear what he’s singing, but I can FEEL what he’s singing. That’s such a rare ability!
Fun fact Stevie played his guitar with the pick backwards. You can see it pretty well in the video around 10:30
Just wakes up and plays like this!?! Playing guitar to Stevie was like breathing, just flowed right out of him.
SRV = THE G.O.A.T.
You was talking about the way he played well his brother Jimmy said that Stevie plays like a jailbreak and BB King said he wished he could play like Stevie he said when Stevie plays he don’t think about what he is playing and plays a paragraph and BB said when he his self plays one sentence at a time .
His wah wah pedal came from Jimi Hendrix. His older brother Jimmie toured with him and asked Jimi for his pedal and Jimi gave it to him. He then gave it to Stevie Ray because he knew how much he admired Jimi.
When you pushnup or pull down on the strings like that , its called string bending ; its used to changed the pitch of the chord or mote
A guitar tech is a roadie who knows how the performer likes his sound to be set up. He knows what every amp and pedal is supposed to be set at. He re-tunes the guitars when the performer swaps them out between songs and will usually do the final sound check the day of the show. Between shows the tech makes sure the guitar and the equipment are all safe and sound. In this case, SRV's guitar tech looked a bit like gross-yet-popular adult film star Ron Jeremy, so the caption was assuring us that it wasn't him . . . thankfully.
You can just imagine being in a smoke filled night club with a glass of whiskey in front of you, and you're hanging on every note played on his guitar ❤❤❤❤😊😊
I was gonna select this one to you. Yeah his sound check is a mini concert in itself. I have another request for you. On RUclips you can pull up the documentary about how he got started as a child playing the guitar, he and his brother are Texas blues/guitar Royalty. He was born in Dallas Texas. Gone too soon. I always say that God allowed us to have him and his phenomenal talent for a little while and then said "come on back home"! He was other worldly on that guitar!! Thanks for loving him! Ms B from Dallas
He is not only the GOAT of GOATS...He has to be the coolest dude next to the short lived James Dean! 😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥😂
Check out Stevie playing the song called Little Wing
Lenny live at El Mocambo is a must see. I also love Leave MY Little Girl Alone from Austin City Limits 1989. Then Ain’t Gonna Give Up On Love (it’s in this sound check) & Tin Pin Alley both from the Capital Theater 1985. Going back a ways 1982’s live at Montreux Jazz Festival Dirty Pool. Geez I could go on & on.
Yeah I sat through 2 of them. Wish I had a time machine to take you back
Been a fan for decades and got to see him twice! I could totally recommend some stuff others might not if you’re interested.
Absolutely! I appreciate it.
@@thequestionqueens this one ruclips.net/video/SR9GOQ4GXvk/видео.html
@@thequestionqueens and this one ruclips.net/video/GlR4HYaCI1M/видео.html
Check out Stevie and Lonnie Mack doing OREO COOKIE BLUES! They play acoustic and slide. A little different than Stevie’s usual.
Re-watch the part right before he lights into "Scuttle Buttin'" He looks right at the drummer smiling and the drummer is like "Go ahead man, I'm ready"
That's called bending the strings, it's actually very common. Stevie actually played a mix of different gauge strings.
MASTERMIND!!! 😁😍🔥🎸🤯🐐
You should check out Stevie playing Pipeline with his brother Jimmie on a double neck guitar.
"Lenny - El Mocambo" for feeling of notes, great next stop
This man was obsessed with human kindness, no question about it
This is so bad ass
Was wondering if you might get to this 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🔥🎸🔥🎸🔥🤘🏻
If you are looking for another great guitar/singer rabbit hole, try Gary Moore. He played many genres but he is best known for his blues. He plays with pure passion 🤘🏻🤘🏻🎸🎸
Not an alien, though it's easy to say that he might be. Just a man who somehow intrinsically understood what the blues was all about. In most music, the instruments are just an accompinent to the the lyrics...but with the blues it's exactly the opposite. In many cases, the lyrics are superfluous...it is about evoking emotion, and doing so with the instruments. That is why, imho, Stevie is and always will be the GOAT. Other guitar players may be "technically" more proficient (and that is very debatable), but none of them achieve what Stevie does with his playing...raw emotion. He sings with his guitar. Period. Who else does or ever did that?
I ain't gonna give up on love, is the song he's singing 😊
The man just loves to play concert sound check or a talk show don't matter.
I've sat through a couple of you.Sound checks.It's like a concert
Review by the drop!!!
Stevie Ray was one of the best and a great loss to. You might like Joe Bonamassa he is a blues guitarist and singer and so smooth. Maybe not quite at the level of SRV but really really good. I put him on while at work and end up zoning and getting a heck of a lot of paperwork done before I realize just how much time has passed.
Thanks - this is amazing, right? I love how he still is in "costume" - who would do a sound-check wearing stage clothes?? such style! lol (seems like he's just singing to himself to keep the rhythm... the mike will get turned up later... he's just concerned about the guitar sound... as he always was) P.s. "no, Ron Jeremy isn't the guitar tech" - is a joke, b/c the guy looks a lot like 70's porn star - lol)
He will use different quitars during sound check.
Outside through a couple of these sound checks so I can know the concert
I love how she calls bending the strings "shoving them up", clearly not a guitar girl😂 I remember back when Stevie was blowing my mind for the first few years! Still get chills and a tear in my eye when I watch Stevie play, such a loss. But the legend grows!
The know Ron Jeremy remark was because the guitar tech looks a lot like a man named Ron Jeremy! Ron was a famous pornstar in the late 70s and 80s!
Hey Debbie, what can you say other than he's a great guitar player one of the best, hey if you would I would like for you to react to Bob Seger, "SHAME ON THE MOON" great song by Bob. Thanks
Can you imagine doing this while hung over from the night before?
I'm doing good to put my pants on without injuring something.
Would you please listen to " Third stone from the sun" live from the El Mocambo. Stevie gets EXTRA, EXTRA, EXTRA on that one.Thx, loving your reactions.
Yes, I will! I’ll be recording tomorrow and I’ll add that to my list.
Two things about Stevie, one he is one of the VERY few who can stretch a string and make it change octaves and he broke the neck of a guitar during a concert
Ok next comparison would be a performance by Prince in "While my Guitar Gently Weeps" in a benefit concert foe George Harrison.
And I still say.... if you love SRV's playing, you need to hear JEFF HEALEY!
Some of BB. King Style will never be a bad thing , He could do them all
Got the chance to have a few drinks with him twice and he was just the nicest guy in the world, but you put a guitar in his hands and watch out!
I know you enjoy seeing the live SRV but think about watching the Cold Shot official video. Pretty funny and maybe accurate.
BTW I saw him at Jazz Fest just before the tragedy
You can’t go wrong with SRV ❤amazing
Some nights they had to glue his fingertips because Of the sickness of his Strings.
This song is called "So Excited" .
(first one_)
I aint gonna give up on love/ a blues jam, for the sound guys to dial everything in.
Life By The Drop was played at Stevie's funeral and it will be played at mine soon.
The cat in the hat with a Strat...yeah, I'd pay to see that.
I swear his fretting hand is moving faster than sound in this video.
I knew that you wouldn't be disappointed ❤. Have you done Life without you capitol theater 1985 yet ?
Here ruclips.net/video/dTB2LHyqWkI/видео.html
Check out Joe Bonamassa I'LL PLAY THE BLUES FOR YOU with Reese Wynans on the keys.
Stevie in his pajamas.
Told ya
You'd think that this, being a "sound check", SOMEONE would have bumped up the volume on his mike during the first song he sang!
I'd pay full modern day ticket prices just to get in and see this sound check in person. Sigh...
No more twinkies is what he said !
Sound check? More like the concert before the concert
Mister super fly😊😊😊😊😊
There's a Japanese trio called Asterism. They're young but ultra-skilled. When the guitarist was just 16, the band did a mini tour of the US and played a few gigs in Texas. For those Texas gigs, the band would always cover SRV's "Scuttle Buttin'" - the first song they play in this sound check - and put their own spin on it. It's the best SRV cover I've seen; that girl plays it like it's nothing. Here's the link.
ruclips.net/video/BtB_VrYLRaM/видео.html
Just a little fact about this, he had just woke up
You are beautiful and Perry ma'am I like your reaction videos
Hey I got a replies for you replies for you SRV HIDEAWAY LYRICS please
Just think He just got up
The Moment when a Musical Genius walks on stage and you try to keep up... GOAT!
Dang....you hair is looking good tonight. \m/
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Wuda wuda happened Reece?😮