Stevie Ray Vaughan - Voodoo Child ( First Time Reaction )
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Hi Ndisa,
Yes. There were many great/legendary guitarists who influenced this man (and many that have come after), but he was the greatest of all time. He taught himself, inspired by his older brother.
'TEXAS FLOOD" - Live at El Mocambo;
Will blow your mind.
Welcome to the beautiful world of SRV.
if there’s ever been anyone else as good as he was i haven’t heard them yet, and i’ve looked
@@jd35711 🤗🙌🥃
Self taught, He's just a rare musical genius. We will probably won't see another like him in a 1000 years
If you really want to see Stevie go to town on a killer blues number check out "TEXAS FLOOD LOVE AT ELMOCAMBO" - Best blues guitar performance ever filmed.
Yep, "Texas Flood" at the El Mocambo is a MUST listen to!!!
Yep, that is the one! Proving that he is the GOAT!
I love Hendrix, but SRV is the GOAT. Do try Life Without You at the Capitol Theatre. But all SRV is great.
He honored Jimi but it his own.
Im with you Cathy, 1000%
I agree that Life Without You is an absolute banger, but the 1988 New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival version is better.
@@daemonhat Oooh! I'll take a look.
Jimi hendrix era increíble, pero stevie lo aplastó sinceramente...
Stevie was self taught. Took a music theory class in high school that he failed.
And he asked his Big Brother Jimmy to teach him he showed him how to play three chords and the said get lost! At least that's the way the legend goes haha
That always makes me smile...Elvis also was told he wasnt a good singer!!! Yeah...lol
All the GOATs are self taught, cant read music but have an excellent ear ..love ALL music an are very humble...no need for flashy lights and FXs....
That is why he could accomplish things on his guitars that no one else could. He was never taught that they were impossible, so he tried and tried and succeeded.
The best part of Stevie Ray Vaughan music is that, the reaction you are having right now to his sound, is the exact same reaction you will have every single time you listen to a Stevie song, for the rest of your life... welcome to the club
I knew Stevie many, many years ago. Back in Dallas in the early '80s after his first album came out. My reaction was the same as yours. His music was astonishing.
I lived in and around Dallas in the '80s and was fortunate enough to see him live 3 times, he's definitively the GOAT IMO.
HOLY CRAP, how lucky are you!
Simply THE GREATEST GUITARIST EVER right there!!!
💯
Yep
His facial reaction was priceless. You can tell he loved that guitar. I miss him so much. Rest In Peace SRV. Forever loved, forever missed.
congratulations ....... this song is....... one of maybe 20 things worth being alive for. SRV was the goat. unreal amazing
That is the best accolade I've ever seen. And I agree.
SRV ~ 🎸🐐
*Life Without You at Capitol Theater*
*Texas Flood at El Macambo*
*Voodoo Child at Starwood Theater in Nashville*
He was self taught, but his brother did show him a bit on how to play. But he, and his talent did the rest! He IS the greatest live performer of guitar that has ever done it. He could also sing, and he could do that while playing guitar behind his back! If you don't believe me, you can watch him play Texas flood live at the El Mocombo!
Spoiler Alert!!!! You can't tell her that before she sees it. The facial expression when they first see it is priceless.
@@Rebelrocker69 yeah, you're right. When people first see it, you watch their eyes look, go past, and then return and widen when they realize: hey wait... Is that behind his back?! Oh, it's the best!
That is what you call a lifetime of experience self-taught Stevie must have slept with his guitar, ate with his guitar, made love with his guitar, this man did Everything with his guitar and this is the final result. Extraordinary!
He did, in fact he actually called his 1958 Stratocaster his first wife. It is the one he is playing in the video.
I saw SRV 4 times.Everytime I just wanted to go home and sell my guitars. He was a total monster player.
Or, he had the opposite effect too. I would go home and listen to Albert King, and try to pay better attention to feel. Yes, I wanted to give up, but I also wanted a piece of this playing, however small.
BEST that ever walked the face of the Earth.
Ther is 4 members of course there is Stevie on lead guitar and singing Tommy Shannon on bass Chris Layton on the drums and Reese Wyman on keyboard and they are called Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble. He was self taught he would get records and listen to them over and over again until he could play the songs . You gotta check out Texas Flood live at El Macombo and ain’t gonna give up on love and life without you live at Capital Theater, there is not a bad video of Stevie so I am sure which ever one you decide to watch you will not be disappointed.
Tommy Shannon, lots of "practice" with another fantastic blues guitarist, Johnny Winter. Can't find too many better that SRV & JW.
I know I'm dating myself a bit here, but I was a teenager during Jimi Hendrix's era. No question Jimi was in a sense a pioneer and intovater and opened the door for a lot of acts that would follow to really turn it up and turn it loose, live and in the studio. But that was an era that spawned a host of great guitarists that would become icons in rock. Guys who on any given night that could go out and play just as well as Hendrix live, and nobody knew that any better than Jimi. Guys like the late Johnny Winter, Alvin Lee, & Duane Allman to name just a few off the top of my head, along with Stevie Ray Vaughan all playing up in rock n roll heaven with Jimi now. That said, Jimi may have opened the door, but Stevie Ray came along, kicked the door off the hinges, and took a fucking flame thrower to it. Now I'm not saying Stevie is the greatest guitarist ever. But I would say that whoever's #2 has got a lot of catching up to do.
What they just said ☝...from Wyoming USA 🇺🇸 🤠
His music teacher was, the Blues. He lived it. He worshipped his brother Jimmy Vaughan and was self taught by playing with everyone he could
LIFE WITHOUT YOU...another SRV classic. You won't be disappointed.
It's really cool seeing the newer generations discovering Stevie, with a genuine love and appreciation. Ndisa, asking "how?" Well, you wake up with it, and go to bed with it, and everything in between. That, and you play with about every great blues player on the planet, in the 70's & 80's....you do that for about 20 years, ...and the next thing you know... you show people how to smoke a guitar.
My Stevie Ray was the GREATEST GUITAR PLAYER EVER ON THE FACE OF THE PLANET. BAR NONE. ❤❤
His older brother is still playing. He was with the Fabulous Thunderbirds when Stevie first start making albums and is now solo. I missed seeing Stevie but his brother is very good also. No one really tops Stevie.
The best blues man to ever live! The GOAT! 😎👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Next: check out Tin Pan Alley he and Johnny Copeland, yeah and Texas Flood will blow you mind! 😎 His teacher was him!
Jimi said it first,
Stevie clarified it !
his music teacher was all the great bluesmen that came before him.
RIP SRV the Greatest ever!
Stevie ran away from home when he was about 15 he lived in a musician's flop house in Austin Texas and he and his brother learned from Blues Players who flopped there while they were doing gigs in Austin.
SRV's 'teacher' was Jimi Hendrix :) And Jimi was very proud of his student, & told him so when they met up in the Afterlife...
I saw Stevie multiple times in the 80's while living in Austin, TX. He's self taught and probably the second best guitar player of all time(Hendrix #1). You should also check out Stevie Ray live on RUclips from Austin City Limits, it was a pretty epic show.
The ONLY person who could do Jimi Hendrix justice! He left us too soon....
Uli Jon Roth
4:46 True, Stevie gets all the praise but the rythum section is always tearing it up too.
7:51 If you want to know the answer to that question all you have to do is look up.
He was born to play
Never played anything from memory
It was in the moment and never played exactly twice
Sadly we lost him in a helicopter crash on August 27,1990 at the age of 35.
Yep and believe that concert was a Milwaukee stadium in Wisconsin
@@markschwieterman2296 The concert was at Alpine Valley, about 40 miles from Milwaukee. I saw the previous night’s performance.
You can't teach genius. It just is.
He is like a child that plays a piano from a very early age, he has played guitar for many life times.
Stevie Ray is literally the thing about my home state of Texas that I'm most proud of. One of the greatest players of all time, and one of the greatest guitar tones ever. One of his major inspirations was a blues guitar legend named Albert King. There are quite a few videos of them playing together. Stevie was basically self-taught, with an absurd amount of practice.
Again , Texas Blues, rock,boogie
Stevie Ray Vaughan was playing like a legend already at age 15 and shocked the recording studio staff during his first recording. He was able to reproduce the styles of Hendrix, Clapton and more on demand and adding his own twist on music as well. The guy just loved, lived and breathed music to the point that he could not just play, but 'channel' it through his guitar without even looking at it.
Stevie failed music theory class in school for falling asleep in class too much. He was 17, and playing in dive blues bars all through the night, so when he went to school during the day, he was exhausted. Stevie and his brother, Jimmy, taught themselves how to play guitar.
Definitely one of the top five guitarists of all time. Some of Stevie’s idles growing up were other guitar greats like Albert King and Jimi Hendrix. I would definitely put Billy Gibson of ZZ Top into the top five as well.
This was not taught, young lady. This was a gift from God. To all of us.
Taught himself in his bedroom when nobody was home. A legend was born....
Yep, would take his brothers guitar and then get his ass whooped when he got home
His music teacher was GOD !!! In interviews SRV says he picked up the guitar at age 7.
❤️SRV. RIP🌹
"I wonder who Stevie's guitar teacher was, he must have been a good teacher."
Ha ha ha! Ha ha ha! Ha ha ha!
That's really funny.
He pops those strings all the time
Flashback to Woodstock and Jimi Hendrix. SRV with the guts of the song but with his own elements tossed in -- not a strict duplication of Jimi's brilliance, but Stevie's own flashes of greatness.
One of his biggest musical influences was Albert King. Stevie was also a huge fan of Jimmi Hendrix.
He taught his self. ❤
Music teacher was his ear and his soul 😃😃
SELF TAUGHT!! Cant teach that 💖
Self-taught. LEGEND. Played 8 hrs a day at home for years, so says his decently-gifted, successful axe slinger brother Jimmy.
Double Trouble in the house too!!
Awesome reaction girl👌...Next up Texas Flood live at El Mocambo 💯🔥...I'll be waiting for your jaw to drop lol
RIP to the GOAT..
Stevie in the top 5 guitarist
Omg what a great guitarist
It's too bad all the great guitarists are gone
That is God given talent! I was blessed enough to see SRV live and have seen this video at least 100 times and the reaction / feeling is always the same. Always good to see new fans discover the GOAT...SRV! Check out “Texas Flood” live at El Mocambo! “Little Wing” live at El Mocambo!!
Life without you Live at Capitol Theater
SRV is the man
I'm sure alot of people are gonna ask you tu React to Texas Flood, it's a great song too. But this song is just as amazing with alot of great emotional guitar playing.
Stevie has a certain oul, you gotta. If you're gonna love Jimi then you gotta undersatnd this song
This guy rocks....
He was his own teacher. SRV=Master Guitarist
He started a 7 years old self tote and died at 30 he's carrier lasted 8 years. The impact he left is still today RIP SRV. GOAT
Loved your reaction! 😍
Now that you have lost your Vaughanginity, next MUST be him playing "Texas Flood" at El Mocambo!
He taught himself by sneaking his older brothers guitar when he wasnt home when he was a kid. The man was blessed by God.
Such a pretty lady ❤️
Be sure to check out Little Wing from the El Mocambo show ;)
SRV -life without you- 1985 capitol theater New Jersey, notice the early guitar swap for a broken string !
WOW, is right !!
I love your real and sincere reaction, lady.
/Regards from Sweden.
Hey big ups all the way friend ! ✌🏻🇺🇸
Yep, Stevie was very gifted. He was gone to soon at 35 in 1990.
He taught himself
His music teachers were Jimi Hendrix and Albert King, plus others.
If you like Stevie Ray Vaughn you will like Gary Moore's version of Voodoo Child. It has more of a rock sound where Stevie's version is rooted in Blues. Both are incredible but different.
Amazing Guitar Psycho....🤘
Stevie is mostly self taught but his guitar hero was his brother Jimmy.
Wow pretty much describes it
I love your beautiful hair but check out the el Macombo live performance it is absolutely amazing you will be blown away
I enjoyed your reaction, thanks -
SRV was self-taught from listening to legends like Jimi Hendrix
Check out Gary Moore doing Red House live at the Fender 50th anniversary concert. Gary Moore was as good as SRV
Who is he?
Simple - the GOAT
I never get tired of watching people do reactions to Stevie. The art of what he did has faded from the limelight. There are still great guitarists out there but there is no market for that kind of music. A wise man told me that the best guitar player ever probably messed around in bars or around campfires but just never cared to be famous. If you want to watch Stevie having fun watch some videos of he and Albert King. Voodoo child live in Nashville is better
She wasn't ready for that
Little wing live in 83 is even better
Jimi Hendrix was Stevie Ray's "teacher," though deceased in 1970... I saw Jimi Hendrix play the original version of VC in '69, when I was age 14.
Stevie Ray's guitar on this cover si almost as amazing, but his vocals, IMO, are not nearly as strong as Jimi's... You need to react to Jimi!
So, a great cover, and your reaction, as usual, is sweet.
His music teacher was the record player
He’s the best!
The best,. TEXAS FLOOD
You can say it....you didn't think any white boy could have that much soul. Hell, I'm a white boy from Texas just like him...and it surprises me too...lol. In my opinion, the best guitar player ever...hands down. He died too early...perhaps a deal with the devil?
Texas Flood - Live at El Mocambo next!! Must watch!!
You should react to Texas Flood. Best performance is the one live at El Mocambo.
Just can't take it!
His music teacher was himself!
Thumbs up subscribed 👍
God was his teacher.
1year after this he was gone.
Stevie never had any formal lessons and he couldn't read music. It was purely talent on loan from the gods. We lost him way too soon in a 1990 helicopter crash.
Texas Flood, live at El Macombo should be your last...it's THAT good.
Life Without You
Crossfire
Pride And Joy
Litte Wing
Superstition
Mary Had A Little Lamb
Texas Flood, live at El Mocambo might be the greatest single guitar playing you'll ever see.
hendrix was more wild and savage more progressive and playing with feedback all time (was someting else)
Ya and he wrote these songs lol.. i love srv but hes most famous for his tributes to jimis music.. hendrix created these masterpieces thats a whole different thing