FIRST TIME HEARING Stevie Ray Vaughan, Voodoo Child! Reaction
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- FIRST TIME HEARING Stevie Ray Vaughan, Voodoo Child! Reaction
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You are witnessing one of the greatest guitarist that ever walked on this planet he was truly amazing
😂That's an understatement
Amen!
M 40 what?????? SRV wrote all of his songs and there’s even an interview where he talks about learning to read music from a young age. It was actually Jimi Hendrix who couldn’t read music
Correct.
Can his band double trouble get some love too?
Someone said when Stevie Ray Vaughan set his guitar down after a song , his guitar needed a cigarette.
Bahahaha
It needs to fill out a police report. "Officer, you can't imagine what that man did to me!"
@@merrillhess5626 “That” was good eurika.
🤣🤣
😜so true ! I saw one of his very last concerts at Merriweather Post Pavilion in Maryland . Had I only known....😔
The way Stevie Ray respected guys like Jimi Hendrix, BB King, Albert King is refreshing. There's no competition just respect.
This! He LOVED Albert & BB so much & was so honored when they embraced him as an equal. Stevie Ray had finally made it. I love watching interviews where he talks about it.
And Clapton
And Buddy Guy. He and Buddy were planning to do an album together when Stevie died.
Who else laughed when he said “if this is his only good song“? I love to watch SRV first timers! They never expect what they are about to see.
He had no idea what he was about to be hit with. 🤣
Spit out my drink 😂🥃
So right! I had a laugh at his miss-hit there. Last line "I need to go sit down somewhere in peace.'"Too funny!
I'm wondering if he knows who Hendrix was and this is his song. I'm blown away that it seems these dudes don't know their greats, and ours for that
Too funny. Same with his reaction to Pearts live drum solo. Just these people that have been listening to push button sample "music" and not real musicianship
I can tell you why SRV speaks to you so deeply. He doesn't just play music; he expresses it. There's a HUGE difference.
I noticed that too!
Well said
“Whoa, I’m only 40 seconds in and I think this guy is the best guitar player I’ve ever heard”
Me: “You are not alone. We all said the same thing”.
Check out Jimi's version at Woodstock then get back to us.
The Goat
@@CDJF1 still disagree
@@CDJF1 check out srv's version of it live in nashville, lit plays halve the song behind his back. for the record i am not downing hendrix, that guy was something else the most innovative guitar player i have ever seen and i think everybody thinks the same way.
Yep.
When you said "maybe the greatest and only 40 seconds in" I thought "SRV hasn't even gotten started yet!" Glad you liked it!
Right!
"I don't think he's a Blues guy"
Me: " ohhhh boyyy.."
Yeah, I literally LOL'd when he said that.
I grinned like a possum: his 1st dose of SRV? Ole Mississippi Delta blues with bite! YES! Saw SR, Atlanta, '84. Chills. 🎸Rest in Power, SR🎸 RIP 🌼✌🌱
You never heard him cause he didn't have autotune and an electric drum machine
Right?!
LOL! Me too. I was like "bruh say hello to the God of Blues Guitar"
The Devil sold HIS soul to Stevie Ray to teach him to play like that.
Dude, that priceless look on your face is exactly how SRV makes everyone feel, every time they hear that guitar genius.
Really enjoyed watching this man lose his mind about every 15 seconds watching Stevie Ray work his magic. The greatest guitarist ever.
best part is, this young man will keep SRV music alive long after we're in the grave.
Next to Hendrix - the Original Voodoo Child!
This is how reaction videos should be. Quiet. And AFTERWARDS react. 😊
This video is a prime example of why this is my favorite genre on RUclips. I love seeing the unadulterated joy whenever someone discovers great music.
Only took you 40 seconds to assess correctly that he was the greatest guitarist of all time. He was. Sadly he passed away 30 years ago.
No, Jimi was the best. Stevie does a good rendition of this song but, you gotta listen to Jimi Hendrix. Nobody before or since did what Jimi did
@@alsleet4700 , that’s you’re opinion.
@@CraigRadala Have you ever heard Hendrix? Because he did "Voodoo Chile" way before Stevie did.
@@alsleet4700 , dude I’m 57. Of course I heard Hendrix. In fact there are OTHER guitarists I think we’re better than Hendrix, but SRV was the best.
@@CraigRadala OK, I respect your opinion. SRV is a great guitarist in his own right and I like him, too. It's just that a lot of people think SRV did that song first. BTW, I've got 10 years on you, youngster. ha ha ( just a little poke at ya). Stay cool.
Stevie Ray Vaughn had a gift from God. Gone way too soon R.I.P.
So true.
Absolutely well said
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RIP~SRV
The Candle that burns twice as bright burns twice as fast..... the world could hold his talents for too long
His brother forced him to get on stage and play. He wanted to be like his brother. Thanks brother for getting him up and showing the world his talent. ❤️🤟🏼
his brother was also very jealous when he saw how good he was
i have been blessed by being able to see SRV in a small bar in austin in the early 70s...just me,the bartender ,the band , and 6 or 7 other patrons...every wednesday night for months...
Love that story. Used to go to the Back Room in Austin late 80s and watched The Dangerous Toys start as a cover band and eventually make their way to MTV. Not comparing them to SRV by any stretch but my experience was similar. Watching a band grow up from the beginnings and then making it big was fun! Left Austin in the 90s and was sad to hear that bastion of heavy metal is no more. Lots of good times in that place.
I....am....jealous
@@ChuckHickl i hear you...i misspent a large portion of my life in the late sixties through the late 80s hanging around austin...but now the backdoor is gone...the armadillo world headquarters is gone...stubbs is gone...and many more i can't remember...so many bands i've forgotten...but i did hear an ad for a show at gruene hall this past weekend...so they are still trucking...mostly free concerts now days
Wow! You were indeed blessed!!!
@@jamescarter6130 how about Oat Willie's? Is it still there? (Had same experience hanging w/ SRV & the gang...& of course the "after party" after the riff raff cleared out (lol) was where it was at!! That's really when Stevie was just getting warmed up & ready to rock till daybreak. Clifford obviously didn't care if he blew the roof off the place!!😂) Do u remember Jonny Lang & Kenny Wayne Shepherd? At that time they were just kids (teens) running around town w/ their guitars just trying to sneak in somewhere to see SRV play & eventually get to play a song w/ him. Of course Jonny & Kenny Wayne later headlined themselves. But there was also a kid named Charlie White that I kept hearing about...supposed to be the major guitar whiz out of that aged bunch, but I never got to see him. Did u ever see him or have you heard of him? I can't find anything on him on YT.🤔
Those were the days!! (Onward Thru the Fog has now changed to Keep Austin Weird!! As if it ever were or ever will be anything different!!🤪😂)
You MUST SEE - "Texas Flood Live at Elmocambo" - make sure its the Elmocambo version, best blues guitar youll ever see.
It'll get blocked I suggested it many times . 1989 Inauguration is a better choice for his channel
I agree. The El Mocambo is much better and not always gets blocked.
@M 40 That's good to know as it's obviously much better. I know one Youtu at who is new that won't try him again so I felt bad. I always ask for SRV at the new sites. I was just introduced in January. My favorite by far.
@@PurplePlatypus18 are you talking about the El mocambo in Toronto
SRV's whole El Mocambo concert is stellar from start to finish.
Stevie is one of the few people that could say he was going to cover a Hendrix song and not have everybody laugh.
No kidding!!!
“I think he is the best guitar player I have ever seen in my life.”
You are correct. He is.
I just love watching someone see and hear SRV for the first time. It’s true. There are no words.
I always love the reaction when someone sees Stevie Ray rocking it for the first time. Such a great talent taken too soon.
Stevie Ray Vaughan didn't die - God just needed guitar lessons.
Yep, and now he's helping Prince find his guitar.
...and the angels cried because what Mozart was to classical music, SRV was to guitar playing.
Everyone at some point in their life just wants to rock.
Stevie ray vaughan texas flood
💯 🙌🏻
He was the best, still is. RIP
This is a Hendrix song. He kills hit.
I’ve said it from the very first time I heard srv he puts something extraordinary into his playing when he played a Hendrix song that’s the level of respect srv had for Hendrix. It’s hard to out do yourself when your already the best yet Stevie ray vaughn did just that when he played a Hendrix song. R.I.P. Stevie ray vaughn a legend gone way to soon 😥
@@saucy91 Yessssssssssssssssssssss ! Rip Hendrix as well two killing bad asses ! I saw both many times live (i'm a snowflake 66 years old women) i am missing those two bad asses Stay All Safe Keep on Burning ! a french in France
@Anthony Abbett SRV was just a different animal. I’d sell my soul to play like that lol
@@Lucky4zo I started playing guitar 3 years ago after I first heard srv. I haven’t stopped playing what I can from him sense lol. By far the hardest challenge I’ve ever attempted but the reward of even coming close to the sound and way Stevie played is priceless!!!
@@sweetydeerhound4075 I wish so badly Stevie was here today!! I would give up everything I have to see him play live just 1 time! It’s so good to know his music travels the world for everyone to hear.
“Why does this only have only 4 million view man, this should have 80 million”
Amen. SRV is a God. Will never forget the day he was taken from us.
So true I had the honors of seeing him live when he opened up for Robert Plant what a show
Might as well go ahead and do “Texas Flood” now
I total agree
Definitely!
Pride and joy as well
This is from a tv show called Austin City Limits. Reason I tell you that is that Stevie toned it down for tv. If you want to Stevie unleashed, Look for El Mocambo, or Montreaux or any number of concerts out there. This version here is good, but he’s in 2nd gear.
Absolutely
one of the saddest days of my life was when we lost Stevie.
Mine too
I actually feel like I've lost out by not being born in time to ever see him.
Stevie makes the guitar talk, walk sing, cry.... There will never be another Stevie he was truly one of a kind....
I get chills just watching this. Its hard to believe he died 30 years ago. You should watch the video where he breaks a string and changes guitars mid song, and hardly misses a note. Amazing.
There are a few of those videos. Funny thing is, Stevie played with a high bridge. He also played with 13 gage strings (thick) and still broke strings...and that's why he played with such a heavy gage string. Oh, and let's not forget when he bent the strings, he would bend them a full fret.
Typically SRV is more bluesy. Voodoo Child was originally Jimi Hendrix's. Check out Texas Flood by SRV for that stank face blues!
He should do it live at the el macambo. Have to see and hear it.
Absolutely, Texas Flood.
@@rayj1011 Most definitely!
What she said.
El mocombo
SRV IS THE GOAT!!! Jimmy made it sing, Clapton made it cry, and Stevie made it SCREAM!
clapton made it gently weep
You've been baptized--welcome to the family!
Oh, if Jimi had lived to play with Stevie. More than can be imagined.
That would have been guitar heaven!!
They are playing together, in the hereafter. Nothing this awesome goes away.
@@morlokvestai-kurak9680 with Prince writing the songs and David Bowie on vocals.
Can't happen.
But this did...
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No doubt they would have been a force to be reckoned with.
Stevie played blues like he was trying to set the stage on fire with sparks from the guitar.
HIs concert at Austin City LImists is amazing, I remember watching it on TV when it first aired.
Like, everyone watched that night. It was magical
I have a VHS copy.
Probably the most incredible performance I've ever seen.
I think that aired in the spring of 87. I could be wrong
@@glennvieregge934 I think you are right I was only 9 or 10 at the time and it blew my young mind.
The only person that can cover Jim Hendrix and impress you
Umm. You need to get out more. There are quite a few guitarists that do fantastic covers of Hendrix tunes.
@@tswrench Yep. Randy Hansen, for one.
@@neilmcconnell3888 -- Randy is a tremendous performer!
@@tswrench I came to mention Randy Hansen ,But uh . So i did anyways.
The Things the younger generations have missed. SRV gone but not forgotten,
"He obviously plays guitar...."
Yeah. Yeah, you could say that.
and Picasso obviously paints. LOL
🤣😁
I could not stop laughing when he said that.
Another one that’s a must-see : “Tin Pan Alley” with Stevie Ray Vaughan and the legendary blues man Johnny Copeland
my alltime fav SFV and alltime fav blues song.
I second that. That version of "Tin Pan Alley" is a master class in the blues. Copeland was one hell of an artist in his own right.
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@@ttrocks5985 💗 💖 💘 💝 💟
Yes it is!
SRV was one of the best blues artists ever. He could play a guitar like nobody else. I djed blues on the internet for over 4 years and at least one of his songs was in every set I would do. So sad that his life was cut short. The music he would be making today would make the angels weep.
Bro, watching your brain melt has brought me joy in this dismal time.
I was so jealous when I saw you were going to listen to Stevie Ray for the first time because I remember how he blew me away first time I heard him.
"THIS DUDE IS ON ANOTHER LEVEL" Sums it up nicely. Check out "Look at Little Sister" and "Pride and Joy"
That look on your face is exactly how I look at anything Stevie ray ever did!
I STILL make the “ Oh. My. GAWD, how does he do this” face. He is missed. Terribly missed.
"I have to tell some of my friend's about this dude!" Haha yeah you do man :)
SRV best Hendrix tribute ever hands down. First time I heard it I cried.
That is absolutely right! How many guitarists would even attempt to play a Jimi Hendricks song? That's right.... still waiting.
I discovered STV when MTV had a tribute weekend for him after he died, I was 15 in 1990. A few years later I'd listened to so much Stevie that you could both see and hear it when I played the blues, he gets in to your soul and lives on in the music he inspires you to play.
This song should come with the disclaimer “seatbelt required”.
When dude walks out with a beat-up lookin guitar like that, you know he can wail! 🎸😎
"this dude is on a whole 'nother level" yup, bout sums it up
"I think he plays the guitar the best out of any person I've ever seen in my life" says you and everyone else who ever saw him. We lost a gem when we lost him.
I also had to bust out laughing when you said you didn't think he was a blues guy. I was like, "Oh, just you wait. You are in for a shock."
Loved watching your reaction. Yes, Stevie Ray Vaughn was one of the greatest guitarists ever. Gone too soon.
If You’re Digging On this, Look up “Pride and Joy” It’s actually one of his own tunes that’s a little more “Bluesy”.
Pride and joy....yes!!!
Pride and joy isn't his but he made awesome
@@jesseburnett416 house is rocking too
Pride and Joy is one of my favorite songs ever...SRV was a gifted man we lost too soon...
Can't leave out Texas Flood or The Sky is Cryin
"This should have eighty million views."
Yep, welcome to the world of entertainment, where the most popular media is mediocre.
Modern music: "WITNESS ME!"
Me: "Mediocre."
"you're about to make me buy a guitar." That is the proper response. :)
"He obliviously plays the guitar" Most understated phrase EVER!
I was in love with him before I knew what love was. My heart swells and skips a beat when I hear him play. I was lucky enough to see him before he died. RIP SRV
He's not the only guitar player on stage, he also has an awesome bass msn behind him. Spectacular drummer also.
You also might like Stevie Ray's "Texas Flood."
love the live version, playing behind his back
kenneth voiles come on man don’t give the best part away! SMH dummy!
@@davidpowell2356 😄
You have to react to Stevie Ray Vaughan Texas Flood, LIVE at the El Macambo, or Tin Pan Alley, Live with Stevie Ray Vaughan and Johnny Copeland. Both songs are incredible.
I have suggested that many times. It gets blocked. Anythi g at Mocambo gets blocked. Now I suggest the 1989 inauguration. Not as good but this youtu er doesn't need the hassle
Agree, LIVE at the El Macambo is essential SRV. Los Lonely Boys are a close act, especially their live show. Both brothers playing the same guitar, swapping guitars, but alas, not SRV. RIP.
Brilliant suggestions!!!
SRV was THE guitar hero. And a great dude to be around. He is sorely missed. We're lucky to have had him, as brief as his stay on this earth has been.
Stevie Ray doesn't have a genre. Stevie's his own thing.
Anything you listen to, you'll like.
Read up on him.
I once saw a man with a bible that looked like it had gone through a wash cycle . It had book marks , sticky notes , every page had highlighter and the pages didn’t lay flat like a new book , this guy ate breathed and slept scripture . Take one look at Stevies guitar and you get a sense of the tireless dedication to get to this level of musicianship . Amazing to watch . I almost came unglued after I watched the movie , Ray, and realized that Ray had been alive in my lifetime and I could have seen him perform before he left this earth . I now go to every concert I can .
That is amazing. The way you wrote that. I wish I could have seen a lot of artists. But I either wasn't born yet or didn't know about them....but there have been a few that I've had a chance to see ACDC, Guns and Roses, David Bowie, Prince to name a few that I wish I did but I didn't.
Stevie is a legend. Even after all this time, he is still missed. Thank goodness we have the songs he left behind to help us remember his greatness !!
Props to the drummer and bass player, too. That was tight.
Nice, chris 'whipper' layton and Tommy 'slut' shannon are hugely underrated. Great musicians, SRV trusted them, says a lot. . .
You dig this, cue up Texas Flood Live at the El Mocambo. You’ll really flip.
Double Trouble
The more you listen, the better it gets. SRV is busy aweing the crowd while these guys are nonchalantly _killing it_ in the background.
@@MrSibunny not just Trust. He was offered a Contract LONG before he made it big if he would go Solo. He turned it down without Double Trouble.
"Whole other level..." Exactly
Let us not forgot Jimi Hendrix, the author and original "Voodoo Child." He was the first to create the sounds that until he made them the rest of the world didn't even know existed. Give props to the Master, the Black man who created this genre with his left hand!
"Excuse me while I kiss the sky!" Purple Haze
@scifisister159 I'm guessing you already knew this, but not many Jimi fans do. Many get his "VooDoo Chile" and "VooDoo Child (Slight Return)" titles confused (they are two different songs when you listen to them). "(Slight Return)" was influenced from the original "Voodoo Chile". The "(Slight Return)" version is the one SRV honored in this vid.
Wiki expains it simplest: "Voodoo Child (Slight Return)" was developed from "Voodoo Chile"(Except for the chorus, both have very different lyrics), which had been recorded May 2, 1968, during a studio jam with Steve Winwood and Jack Casady. The next day, Hendrix returned to the studio with Redding and Mitchell for the filming of a short ABC TV documentary. Noel Redding explained, "We learned that song in the studio during that filming." Both songs appeared on Hendrix's Electric Ladyland album.
Hard to find words to describe how amazing he plays.... simply put, he feels every cord? Talent from God...
Miss you Stevie....
YES! He finally made it to SRV!
A celebration of Blues and Soul is the best performance of this song. I know you just did it, but you have to see that performance.
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I want to see his friends reactions when he asks them if they ever heard of Stevie Ray.
I was and still am heartbroken over his death. To show you how good he was, Eric Clapton said after watching his show that he was blown away at the fact that he never gets lost when he plays. He always knew his next move. One of the very best ever INMHO.
My husband is/was a drummer. We were heading for one of his gigs when we heard on the radio that Stevie was killed. It sucked. Even my mother liked SRV.
Correction THE Best Ever
Correction THE Best Ever
SRV had been appearing on stage with Clapton just weeks before the helicopter went down. I had tickets to see Clapton in KC the next week. When EC walked out on stage he barely acknowledged the crowd. Picked up his guitar and played for more than 3 hours. Flawlessly.
You need to check out Jimi Hendrix' Voodoo Chile.Jimi was SRV'S Hero.
As great as Jimmy was SRV did it better in my opinion.
@@justinscott3722 better than Jimmy but certainly not better than Jimi. Rainbow bridge, Woodstock, Royal Albert Hall and Berkeley are all better versions. Jimi had way more variation in his versions and superior sound. Voodoo child needs a screaming guitar. Check the Berkeley version. It's just the best ever.
Stephen S. “Actually?” Seriously? On a video about an SRV cover of a Jimi song, no less? JFC.
@@justinscott3722 Jimi invented this song 53 years ago: He was a Visionary and a Revolutionnary. The jimi version is more wild.He was the Voodoo Child!
@@wonderfultest4552 sorry, I'd rather use a 50k lumens flashlight than an Edison bulb to light my way too.
I had the same reaction the first time I saw SRV live in 1983. About 1 minute in I thought "This is one of the best guitarists I've ever seen."
Stevie Ray’s Life without You is a blues masterpiece.
Wait until you watch him change guitars right in the middle of a song and not miss a beat...his guitar tech and him are in perfect timing.
texas flood live wasnt it?
@@kennethv5250 Look at little sister
@@Bubblez68 thanks
Dont forget the sound engineer who dropped the sound when plugging back in to avoid the loud click and turning it back up in time.
@@kennethv5250 ruclips.net/video/8yWaZVchd6k/видео.html&ab_channel=killboy little sister
There’s a statue of Stevie ray in Austin texas. This dude is badass
Bro this was when he got sober. Imagine what he sound like when he was high. I saw him five times and it was like a super guitar clinic. Super experience.
Shit he was ridiculously untouchable when he was Hiiiii
There are stories of him playing so much he had to super glue his fingertips back together.
As my Daddy taught me, when you can feel music rather than hear it, you are in the groove...
He was on a level that few artists will ever achieve. Spin the wheel. Whatever it lands on is legendary.
You just witnessed the "Texas Blues" as SRV called it.. Dropped his pick a couple of times and didn't miss a beat..
A True master...
I thought that too, but he was adjusting the controls on one of his foot pedals
Didn't drop his pick.
Bent down to adjust amp.
No pick drop at all. Adjusting effects pedals on the floor.
Never missed a beat breaking his E string either- which happened quite frequently. Lol! Stevie is my idol. Always has been, always will be.
May the late great Stevie Ray Vaughan R.I.P. Left this earth too soon.
If u blind folded him i think he could still pull it off. He was that good.
The soul and passion that SRV plays through that guitar, at the end of each song, the audience lights up a smoke and says yep that was good for us too.
You have only just scratched the surface of Stevie Ray’s talent. Check out “Texas Flood” Live from the El Macombo, and “Tin Pan Alley” with Johnny Copeland, and “Life Without You “ from the Capital Theater. That’s a good start. GreaT reaction!❤️Donna G
Absolute LEGEND. I rwad one of the comments saying he dropped his pick. He didnt drop his pick. He was adjusting his pedals to get the sound he wanted mid playing. Pretty cool.
"i need to listen to more of his music". DUDE....he's a musical legendary GOD!!! come on.... BEST EVER insane musical definition of excellence bro....GREATEST EVER.
Stevie Ray Vaughn is widely considered one of the greatest guitar players of all time. A legend in his own time, few could touch him then or now. I was lucky enough to see him live when I was a kid at a blues festival with my parents, and he was phenomenal. Even though I was a kid I knew I was seeing and hearing and witnessing different and incredible. Gone way before his time, He will forever be missed in blues and rock music. 😢❤️also I love Stevie’s version of this song but will always prefer the Jimi Hendrix version.
I saw SRV in concert several times and met him as well in Austin. No one, and I mean no one can match his skills. You have got to react to, "Scuttle Buttin" next.
youtube stevie and bb king and stevie and budy guy youll see where he got his mad skills
Look up David Gogo
How much talent can you put in one person seriously?!
Saw him live. Most incredible live show I ever went to. I would recommend Mary had a little Lamb, Pride and Joy, I am Cryin, and Texas Flood.Like what you are doing keep it up! :0)
And he makes it look effortless. He was a legend.
As was Jimi!!
And PRINCE!
Imagine having that much talent.....Thank you for making the world better 🙏
@@kgbcorvette Indeed. No slight to the master just a well deserved compliment to another master. :)
Stevie Ray Vaughn is a LEGEND!! EVERYTHING he does is AWESOME!!!!!
Imagine, I was 13, just got a guitar. Saw SRV on TV, almost threw the guitar away cause I knew I'd never EVER be good like him. Been playing 35 years and dont have the talent he had in one finger yet. Oh well I'll keep tryin
Been playing for 2 years now, I thinking I’m getting it in my pinky’s finger nail
I was at his last concert at alpine valley wisconsin. He opened for clapton.
Anything you hear from him will sound amazing. When he died all I could think was that he never got to show us all he had.
When he got to heaven he said - There's going to be some changes in the choir.
Love Stevie saw him in concert in 85. I think you would also like Robin Trower “Bridge of Sighs”. Song has some deep meaning along with killer guitar
That man was born with that talent... as natural as taken a breath. INSANELY UNMATCHED SKILLS
Battled severe drug addition, is considered one of the absolute best guitarist and a cornerstone to Blues. Died in a plane crash and was lost far too early. Still makes me tear up.
Helicopter crash, about 10 miles from my house. But yeah, gone too soon.
He took Eric Clapton's seat, he wanted to get back to see his gf and it was foggy out. Sad day this man died.
SRV was introduced to the world, by David Bowie, in a song called Let's Dance.
Trust me, you will know Stevie, as soon as you hear him!
Yup was bowies tour guitarist for a bit too
As you may know, in the music video of "Let's Dance" by Bowie, it shows David Bowie playing the guitar but it's actually Stevie playing. I love David Bowie but I always thought that was pretty shitty; He didn't give Stevie credit for playing the guitar solo.
Love your reaction, so happy you’ve found SRV. There was no one like him. Never will be
Stevie was one of the greats, along with I would say Jimi Hendrix, jimmy page, prince, eric Clapton, randy Rhodes, and B.B. King.
I wouldn't put Prince in this group
And Joe B for newer guitar players