Call Me The Breeze - Volunteer Jam All-Stars - Volunteer Jam XIII
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- Опубликовано: 26 июл 2016
- "Call Me the Breeze" performed by Charlie Daniels, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Toy Caldwell, Ed King, Taz DiGregorio, Tommy Crain, Gary Rossington and many more at Volunteer Jam XII on September 6th, 1987.
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Holy Smokes Stevie Ray Vaughan and Gary Rossington playing side by side!!! I just died a little!
Jamie Murphy Jr. Two of my favorite guitarists, can't believe I've never heard this before. The only thing that would make this better is if they had Billy Gibbons or Warren Haynes with them.
Jamie Murphy Jr. Agreed!!
Jamie Murphy Jr. Now that's star power right there! Holy shit!
Jamie Murphy Jr.
No it's Stormy. Slammers Trump gigs up.
Jamie Murphy Jr. Yes and ironic that he's ( Gary Rossington) is next to another aircraft fatality victim ( SRV)
Toy Caldwell and Stevie Ray on the same stage!!!
Incredible!!
Love how Charlie nudges Stevie to get out front.
Rest in peace Gary Rossington. You up there with SRV and Charlie Daniels
Wow SRV and Skynyrd on stage together!
Stevie was a class act didn't want to show anybody up would just stayed in background had Gary not practically force him to the front, Gary Rossington also very humble person
Yes, you're so right Jen.
I don’t think he would be showing SRV up.
@@matthewarant7491 I think you read it wrong 🤣🤣
Gary .... Allen and Stevie Gaines were 3 of the best guitarist ever ! Nothing to debate about that .
3:09 - Stevie's smile and Charlie with the hat tug.....wow!
Charlie was like a father to everyone on that stage letting them all have their little moments. Rip to all the legends that passed
RIP Taz, Charlie, Stevie, Billy, Ed, Leon, God where does it end?
Gary lmfao
Rest in peace, Gary Rossington.
Two are really missing here ! Allen Collins and Steve Gaines. Rest in peace boys.
Steve Gaines....WOW! He never really had the chance to show the World how great he was.
Great Suggestion!!
Have spent really too much time watching videos, my heart can't handle it 40 +years later. Now Charlie is in heaven too. So many greats are gone and all we have are the videos. Thank you for sharing these.
GAINES and Allen would’ve pushed Vaughan little bit harder
@@Leo-uc8zv I agree!
The absolute best thing about this is Ed King in shorts!
It was an 80s thing...😲
I wasn't checking out Ed King's shorts but if he was comfortable with them daisy dukes, Rock On ! I enjoyed Charlie's enthusiasm and Taz Digregorio singing and really dug Tommy Crane's playing and SRV looking happy and having fun :)
Or worst. ;-)
🤣😂🤣
Ed King, Gary Rossington and SRV this is awesome!
May God hold those who have left us in the palm of his hand.
Amen!
Amen 🙏
Gary and SRV are my 2 favorite guitarist.. seeing them in the same place is incredible
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These were the GREAT old days~
If you want to catch a smile watch the smile on Leon wilkerson's face after Stevie Ray Vaughan gets done playing his solo catch it if you can
So sad that most of these legendary musicians have passed on. Amazing performance and collaboration…thanks for sharing and rock on…
Epic performance
Gary Rossington is so underrated
That is an understatement!
SRV could play it all, so very special seeing him and Gary together. Now that is a collection of the very best on that stage.
God bless Charlie daniels he was the man 🙏 the only one to put on a jam like this and invite all the greatest of our time of real music 🎶 🎵 we miss you brother
SRV, true legend
SRV was such a gentleman. I love the fact that all the other guitarists were standing there just watching him. lol - They all knew he had a huge talent but he was such a gentleman and would NEVER out play anyone on stage. That wasn't in him. He just had fun doing what loved most. :)
Absolutely! Amazing the other guitar players are watching Stevie. Humble man and a BMF!
AND WHEN HE FINISH SOLO HE JUST GO BACK. HE HAD SUCH A RESPECT FOR OTHER GUYS ON STAGE
@@bassementoo6577
YES!
I noticed that too
And now he's a member of that heavenly band what a gift stevie ray vaughan was to all of humanity
@marlamedina52 There will never be another SRV. I still cry about his leaving us. I love Toy, Ed Gary but Stevie, had to give him his due. He dressed flashy like a pirate, but his personality was humble. He, his bassist with Double Trouble in mall at tobacco store, walking around, people staring. Had on his hat with white tail, red pants, alligator boots. He was asked "Do you ever feel like you're being stared at? " Stevie said. "Yes, I do". The reply, "Maybe you are. The clothes he wore on stage were not stage clothes but his regular clothes. Love some SRV, one of a kind!!!
I was there! SRV was the best and got to see history with Skynyrd in their return first show back.
Not really Ed king was the best on that stage
When Charlie Daniels AND Gary Rossigton shove you out to take the solo you the man. RIP SRV
WHAT A STAGE FULL OF TALENT HERE, I NEVER KNEW THAT SRV PLAYED AT A VOLUNTEER JAM, IT IS A CRYIN SHAME THAT HALF OF THESE PEOPLE ARE GONE NOW, THIS VIDEO SHOULD GO DOWN IN THE ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME HERE, I MUST PAY RESPECT TO MR. JJ CALE FOR WRITING THIS SONG, R.I.P. JJ, COUSIN FIGEL
Stevie's entire set that day is on RUclips.
leon was one of the great bass players of our time RIP L.W.
just goes to show that SRV really just scratched the surface of what he could bless us with...RIP my Brotha
RIP Charlie Daniels. July 6th, 2020. You will be missed dearly.
This is what rock and roll heaven looks like ladies and gentlemen!! Can't wait to get there
Amen. This is the best of the best. Charlie Daniels knew how to put together a show!!!
oh my god. holy moly. first time seeing this VINTAGE jam...are you kidding me...Stevie Ray, Gary, Toy, Charlie...ok this is a video that is on the lesson board for my son about music that matters!
Classic SRV.....his respect for other musicians was evident every time he shared the stage with someone else. Although he could've smoked everyone off of the stage, SRV was never one to bask in the spotlight. SRV was a gentle giant of epic proportions.
Stevie was amazing but Toy in his prime would have ripped him a new one.
Hey Tex, put down the crack pipe.
@Joffy Jaffer McJaffy That's what happens when you collide Albert King into Jimi Hendrix.
Nice to see Leon get a chance to cut loose, and help the vocalists get the lyrics straight. Seemed like at one point, SRV eased over, and was having some fun with Ed King, until it looked like Gary R. jumped in front of Ed.
No,no,no.....srv is with great company and any one of the guys on stage had no problem being on his level. Toy, Gary, Ed King, Tommy Crain, and Randall. Truth be told Toy or Ed may have been the best out there, but it's no competition, they are all different and all top level.
6:26 Tommy Crain, rippin' it up! Poor guy never got his due, so underrated! RIP TC!
Absolutely
Absolutely
I love how Charlie reaches into the crowd and drags slightly shy musicians to stage center for their solo.
SRV was such a gentleman just standing in the back. Charlie and Gary had to make him come to the front of the stage lol.
Right. Everything about him seemed like just a great person.
I don't think he was physically very big but Charlie Daniels seems HUGE! LOL
Joshua g I think in I got an idea what was in the back Stevie Ray Vaughans mind during this performance. He was playing alongside Charlie Daniels and Lynyrd Skynyrd. For the latter of the two this was one of their first reunion shows and SRV probably had great respect for Lynyrd Skynyrd and didn't want to hog the spotlight that night he probably thought this is their night and let people in the crowd take in these southern rock legends and enjoy it, plus SRV was a humble guy to begin with.
Loved it all
Paul Jacobs No, he was 5'4.
Pretty small, but big on stage.
Sure right Tx son SRV RIP
Found it. Had the audio on a old MP3 player, now I found the original , like 7 yrs later. Wonderful. So happy.
Rip to the legends on that stage who have gone onto rock n roll heaven
One concert at Westbury LI we were pulling into parking lot and Charlie was next to us in his bus. We hung out the window saying hi and he waved and tipped his hat to my wife. A real class act
I wish Allen Collins was here.
Great Suggestion!!
He's here friend, in every note! But yeah me too.
Didn’t see him on the stage but Collins became the musical director for skynyrd in 87 when They got the band going again. He might’ve been there but cause of the accident unfortunately he couldn’t play and part of his plea bargain was to address the crowd at every show of why he couldn’t perform..such a fucking talent he was and they all were..Skynyrd imo had probably the best lineup in the world in 77 before what happened RIP..
Same here but just sucks seeing him get paralyzed
Saddest story there is, Ronnie died, his wife died, he was paralyzed then his band dropped him
Toy Caldwell was so under appreciated and Mason Ruffner blast from the past, drummers staying syncopated the whole time isn't easy, Ed King tasty licks, Ed King bringing the honky tonk and lets hear it for master SRV. Stinging rhythm punches to augment the song then steps in to deliver monster tone solo just dancing on the edge and pushing the solo to places only he could think of. Damn!
Every splinter from every piece of wood on that stage deserves a place in rock history. Just once in a lifetime music history happening! God Bless Charlie and the Volunteer Jam.
The first time ever, i hear Stevie Ray play straight ahead rock n roll boogie kinda type thing.
And its good !
I would have loved to hear him play some other types of music. His blues were "out of this world". I'd love to have seen him, Allen Collins, Gary Rossington, Ed King with Leon Wilkerson and on bass
That's culture!That's what America gave to that world! Trucky.
Stevie Ray the pride of Texas and the rest of the planet too.one of the great gifts God gave to the world.
Amen to that! There’s some great videos on here of him playing! They’re def not made like that anymore!
Charlie will be missed. End of an era. Saw Charlie 25+ times and he was always great.
Only saw The CDB once back in'78 at Astroworld, across from The Astrodome.
Man they put on a fine show, only disappointment is they didn't play "Texas". I reckon they figured we would tear the stage down and go to the nearest Honky-Tonk and bring the band with Us. Hell, that's kidnapping! But a great show nonetheless.
Saw Charlie two summers before he passed...
He was frail and weak...
But he played just like he always did...
100 percent!
~Are you kidding me? This is rare, I've seen most footage of Stevie & Gary & Ed but a jam with them all WOW!~
It’s a Joy seeing seeing those guys have a BLAST on stage.. Timeless!!
One of the best concert's I've ever been to
One of my regrets was never attending one of these Volunteer Jams that Charlie Daniels put on back in the 80s.
Great to see Leon up there with ed king...
its sad to look and see how many are gone from this lineup good thing we have videos
The great Paul Riddle and Tommy Crain. RIP Taz
96 Rock...
Is it just me or do I love Stevie Ray Vaughan?
Everyone loves SRV, there’s nothing bad to be said about the man
@1:54 that action with 13's.
SRV was a beast
UNCLE Charlie Every musician on the Earth loves You. RIP Charlie
You are too white and that's racist as hell
No one could match Stevie Ray Vaughan talent he was tha man
Say what you want about Gary Rossington i know him to be a good man always very kind and respectful
Absolutely, he's a sweetheart!!! I love him so much!!! I will miss him forever!!!
RIP Gary, precious man!!! 💔😪🎸
Gary was and ALWAYS will be the Definition of a True Southern Gentleman @@lindayoung4734
You can only say good things about Gary Rossington anyone that says bad things about him they probably wish they could play guitar and they're jealous he was amazing
That was a LOT of talent on that stage at one time, many of which are gone now.....
Total respect for everyone in that stage.... but SRV was truly one of a kind.... that man OWNED the guitar...
Listening to every Volunteer Jam I can find- greatest musicians in the world playing together back then. RIP all the ones already up above, the band just got better up there! RIP CD
Man this makes my heart smile on a cold morning. This is why Skynyrd is the greatest of all time.
i was there. starwood amphitheater. was one hell of a concert. it was great.
I was there as well. Incredible surprises!
Amazing jam, history was made on this stage this night. Wish Ronnie was singing. I take peace knowing that SRV and Ronnie are having a hell of a time in heaven.
i was there at starwood amphitheater for this. it was amazing
Most of the awesome people on that stage are gone from this world. 7/29/20. Charlie just left us and all we have are videos. RVZ would have loved SRV. Trying to be good so I can get to heaven and jam with them. This, btw, is real music. No autotune crap. Oh my heart is crying
@@shannonfisher5829 Mine too
Great Jam RIP Stevie Ray you are so missed ✌💙
Love how Gary led SRV to the front of the stage, like "hey buddy you ain't gotta hide, get up there and show these people what you got." Shows how humble SRV was, he didn't want to upstage anybody up there
Hell to the Yeah 👍Gary and the regular crew showing these Good Ole Boys just how it's really done ✅
I want to stand on the like button !!!
When Leon does his bass solo, it reminds me that Lynyrd Skynyrd used to warm up for The Who. Leon obviously has learned a trick or two from John Entwistle. And when the bridge pick up of Garys Les Paul cuts through the air, the tones goes straight into my heart. Must be a very strong man though, Gary, been carrying that Les Paul for so many decades .. Too bad they didn't make Ed Kings guitar sound better. I have always liked his way to play. An underrated guitarist he is.
I agree. the house mixer didn't get Ed's guitar up soon enough.
Leon sounded like he was about to launch into "My Generation".
Toys was bad too.
R.I.P Gary Rossington.
SRV was lethal. Damn he was good..
Pure Rock'n Roll, the best days of music!!!!!
I went to one of the first Skynyrd reunions in in 1987. That version of Freebird thay night with video montage and Johnny putting the black hat on the mike stand and fading back into the shadows on the solo ride out was one of the best memories in my life.
Charlie Daniels is having a blast.
Stangil1 yes he is!!!
Yea before he became a complete buzz kill with his Ted Nugent rants. Fuck him!
Tommy Crain was awsome,so was Gary Rossington.But no one can touch SRV!
Category by himself
Puleese.... Ed King gave free lessons to SRV on the weekends to get him up to speed.
Saying this while Ed in the same stage is hella disrespectful the guy can't come up with an original song by himself
Oh my gosh, now this is what you call talent! so many of these greats have passed may they RIP.
It doesn't get any better than this!
Thanks for posting this I was there in the lawn seats which was a grass hill my son was one month old and he has become an awesome guitarist and SRV is his hero along with Lonnie Mack can’t believe that’s been 31 years ago thanks again 😎
Gary helping Stevie into the spotlight, Charlie making sure everyone gets their moment. Toy Caldwell, Marine, war hero. Legendary musicians, maybe even better human beings! There will never be another group like this! Most are gone, God bless all of them!
Some of greatest of all time....RIP to those gone on before us
RIP Stevie. Miss you.
those were the days, when southern rock was alive and well
To All, 80% of these people on this Stage are No Longer with us, This is a Cryin Shame, Now they are in Rock and Roll Heaven, Playing , R.I.P. To All, Cousin Figel
Gary, Ed Gaines and SRV... and even Powell on the piano. Incredibly awesome. Just wish Allen Collins could have been jammin' too.
Gary still was the best lead, hard to beat that!!
I wish Stevie could have done some gigs with Lynyrd Skynyrd
Ronnie would kick him dude can't come up with something orginial
My favorite part of this is around 2:35 when Charlie gives Gary a big ol' hug and kiss on the head.
Got the entire time capsule their gary, stevie, Leon, allen, toy, Billy, dam rock it boys
If you look at Stevies Strat at 1:49 you can see that those strings are like a mile above the fretboard. Crazy high action. I heard his hands were huge and like vice grips.
and he used heavy string on top of it.
@@pjburke131 I actually found out he had slightly larger than average hands but no doubt they were strong. IMO his hands on a guitar would be like the strength of The Mountain from GOT.
stevies string gage and and set up would work on a martin d-28 set up for bluegrass playing
Stevie Ray Vaughan really SMOKED it!!!! XD
Thanks for finally posting this!
SRV is a legend.
WOW THIS WAS GREAT FANTASTIC JOB GUY HOW DID THAT STAGE HOLD UP WITH ALL THAT TALENT LOVED IT COULDN'T GET ANY BETTER !!!!! I REALLY WISH THE HONKETTES COULD'VE BEEN THERE TO.
Troy Winter yes but not the original honkettes, JoJo, cassy, Leslie.
Stevie Ray Vaughan, Best guitar player ever!
Not really he's playing blues over and over and over he can't be original
Leon Jammed on that '65 Gibson thunderbird II!
This brings so many memories back!!!
This makes me energized as I blow on down the road
This video is a class act awesome!
I was at this show it was more than amazing live
This is ROCK & ROLL kids!
oh. my. god. first time seeing this. Hello rock n roll history!!!!
God bless Charlie Daniels he sure new how to throw a jam rip big Charlie u jammin with Skynyrd again
Ed King = Legend
Damn boy he was
He was the best next to gaines.
They're not kidding when they say "All-Star"