STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN - TEXAS FLOOD LIVE AT THE EL MOCAMBO REACTION
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
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GOD MODE!
...It comes to this, where
all you can do is shake your head
in wonder...
Good fun, great reaction, thanks
for Stevie -
Chris Layton, the drummer, has said over the years that this wasn’t a particularly special performance from Stevie, this was just a regular ole night for them. Dude was just always on fire.
BEST that ever walked the planet, If you have any doubt, what again!
no 1 can touch SRV... RIP Stevie! we miss you bro
Legendary is right. I saw a Chris Layton & Tommy Shannon (Double Trouble) interview they told they once arrived at a venue they were playing that night. They found B.B. King was onstage playing and Stevie asked why. He was told B.B. was the opening act. Stevie went crazy. He said that if anything, they should be opening for B.B.! He said none of those Blues legends would ever open for them again. Great guy too. Thanks for doing this video!
“He’s free styling the whole song.“ Welcome to the world of Stevie Ray Vaughan. :-)
"This isn't normal". Couldn't have said it better myself. Stevie was the best guitar player EVER! He also had the best Stank Face when playing.
@Kim A., I wouldn't come right out and say Stevie was the greatest guitarist of all time, but I would say that whoever's #2 sure has a lot of catching up to do!
Stevie is ONE OF THE GUITAR GREATS, let's say it like that. No need to put all these musical geniuses in order, they each have some aspect nobody else does
Stevie. Danny Gatton and Django Reinhardt are the only 3 guitarists i have ever heard who have the rare gift of playing anything that comes into their head instantly without thinking .
And playing it flawlessly no matter how complicated
Your knowledge of Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin impresses me very much... we need more people like you in the world
I'm 75 years old. I have only been listening to Stevie Ray Vaughan for about 8 years.. and from the very beginning I noticed that he almost always has his favorite old guitar with him ...then at first it dawned on me that his old guitar must be Possessed....or that he himself was Possessed AND THEN I realized that to be that good They must BOTH be Possessed and it is a miracle that they found each other to Create these Magical Sounds together !
Had to come back for another dose of Stevie with you ~ RIP Stevie ❤️
I love watching people react to SRV especially for the first time.. He wasn't human, he was the goat. Keep right on listening to SRV you won't regret it
Stevie Ray was self-taught couldn't read music played by ear and yes he freestyled everything he absolutely is the effing goat
The best blues guitar performance ever recorded
🥇🥇🥇
People have tried to copy his style, and still nobody can COMPARE!
ABSOLUTELY Incredable!!!!!
Stevie is the reason I first picked up a guitar. That man had an ability, like the great BB King to put more soul in a single note than anyone could in an entire solo. The current phenom is Gary Clark Jr. Give him listen. Texas just grows amazing blues guitarists. Must be something in that flood water.
He plays it dirty. He plays it clean. He beats you up, and tears you apart, then kisses you and sends you on your way. Baaaad Man.
he is real smoooooth..texas boy a legend.....
I like it very much that you don't pause and react while the song is running!
"Legendary", you said it. I got to see him live in a small venue in Iowa in 1984 and stood directly in front of him less than 8 feet away. The stage was only a couple feet high, Stevie wasn't very tall and I am so I got to see his facial expressions in detail. At one point I got hit with sweat off his hand I was so close! One of the greatest nights of my life.
Must’ve been electric.
@@POPE. I've seen some big bands in big arenas with all the light shows and special affects but NONE of them came close to that hot Summer night in that smokey little club. The opening act was his friend Johnny Copeland and he would have been worth the price of the ticket all by himself! If you like some smooth blues guitar check him out some time. He never got the recognition he deserved but Stevie tried to rectify that.
I was lucky enough to see him twice, and got to shake his hand before the concert in red rocks Colorado. He was a lil fella but he had hand's were almost as big as mine and I was over 6'6" tall, he was like 5'7" or something. He said I had big strong hand's and asked if I ever played guitar, he knew I didn't play because my calluses were in the wrong spots from working, I said no but I played alto sax he said groovy man. I was walking on air all night...lol...from Wyoming USA 🇺🇸 🤠
Stevie plugged that strat directly into the soul, you don't hear it so much as you Feel it ~ RIP ~SRV
Young man, I'm glad that you got a chance to experience an artist who gave it all every show he did no matter how big or small.
Most of the great Bluesmen have died off. SRV died in 1990 in a helicopter crash before most of the reactor people were even born. It sure doesn't seem that long ago but regardless. The next time that you talk to an old man or woman and they are kinda like "Eh, what did you say, speak up!!". Chances are they lost their hearing at a SRV concert.
Killing it behind his back while singing! Yeah he was that good!
You said it perfectly, this man is in control of his instrument. Oh, and he freestyled his whole concert, every time.
What a legend…
To see Stevie Ray Vaughan play live was like having a religious experience inside a revival tent on a hot Saturday night. Stevie was the vessel that scripture came through, which in turn allowed his guitar to speak in tongues.
I have always thought that Stevie Ray was channeling that music in, from the cosmos! He was a lightening rod!
SRV ~ 🎸🐐
That's not sweat. He's oozing soul. 😅
*Life Without You at Capitol Theater*
Go look at from about 6:30 on and pause the video a few times... you'll see had MASSIVE hands, his fingers and thumb wrap completely around the smaller fender mustang necks he favored... this allowed him to play ALL 6 strings with ALL 5 fingers of BOTH hands. Essentially he's playing rhythm parts with his thumb on the upper strings while using the strings below to jump in and out of lead/rhythm parts simultaneously ! AMAZING Talent.
Thanks for keeping Stevie's music alive!😀🎶🎵🎸
Stevie had the spirit in him. "Not your regular guitar player" is right! He could play behind his back, and neck, and with his teeth like Jimi Hendrix. Never will be another like him.
Just sitting here waiting on that back flip.
Same!!!!! 💙💜💙
You just watched the GOAT. I saw him twice when I was a teenager and you just stood amazed a what he was doing.
He definitely was and still is the GOAT.
I was also fortunate enough to have seen him twice.
@@Tbirdhaynes I was born in the wrong generation 🤦♂️ at least I can enjoy the videos
One of the true greats. RIP SRV.
I'm really glad you appreciated it Stevie was one-of-a-kind he could play lead and Rhythm at the same time he played with 13 gauge strings they we're basically f****** cables he could sing play behind his back and channel Jimi Hendrix
Thanks for reacting to stevie I've seen stevie live 4 times always amazing no matter what you're favorite kind of music is you can't help being amazed by this man's talent it's been 3 decades since god called stevie home thank you young man for keeping great music alive this brought back great memories
As this video starts I say, buckle up, baby! You have experienced the GOAT.
His guitar was like an appendage. He was one with whatever guitar he held. ❤❤✌
The 🎸 GOD, as usual
Yes what I like about the electric guitar is that there is NO END to the tones, moods, styles and nuances it can create. It compliments the artist so well because it's got so much headroom for improvising new this and new that...there really is no limit.
Stevie pretty much ruined it for me to fully appreciate other guitarists. He was in his own league, to be sure. And off stage he was a very humble and nice person. What an incredible legacy he left!
Yes - I've always heard he was great guy - and you can see that he is generous onstage, introducing other musicians and giving them the spotlight -
Fantastic! Check out his “Voodoo Chile “ from Austin 1989 for more of a rock style. Stevie was a Blues man. To really hear that, try “Tin Pan Alley” featuring Johnny Copeland. It’s some serious Blues, right from their souls!!
Best ever period...
My brother I saw him live 2 times; and I can say you have no idea. Mesmerizing and demonizing all at the same time. Lol
First, this was BLUES not rock, and Stevie was indeed a BONAFIDE LEGEND in the blues soul R&B guitar world. I saw him live twice and his extreme talent just blows your mind
yambo59, I HATE You!!! Lol...I never got to see him live and it's my biggest regret!!! I didn't discover SRV until 2-3 years before his death, when I saw him playing on TV at a Spring Break event. I thought I'd have time to see him play live and I, like most, was DEVASTATED when he died!!!
❤SRV. RIP🌹
Hi Pope! I was on the air here in Dallas one Saturday early afternoon. Security calls says “you have a visitor”, wasn’t expecting anyone, looked like I’d just rolled out of bed- cuz I had- anyway I asked who and the security guy said “Stevie Ray Vaughan”. WTF 😳. I am shy now, much worse then. He was shy around me too. My mind was blank for the entire two hour visit lol. We talked, played a lot of Hendrix and his brother Jimmy’s music…I’m certain it was the worst interview ever, but he did call me later and tell me how much fun he had. We did joke around off the air but jeez…SRV and me. How lucky am I? Throughout the years, it happened with other artists, the last one being Vince Neil. Sat with me 2 hours. No interview, no nothing. Just chatting. I have been blessed. TY for all of your great reactions. More Yes please! ☮️❤️
Awesome. You should check out Stevie Ray and Johnny Copeland doing Tin Pan Alley. It's master class blues.
GOAT! RIP, August 27, 1990
You ain't ready for this.....🔥👍💪🍸
Stevie doesn't Sweat... He's Dripping Soul! lol He's mesmerizing never played any two songs the same. An ALIEN... that got sent hear to Grace our Ears with Beauty before being sent back. I sure wish he could have graced us with a full life of music! *RIP* *Stevie* You R Missed! you should definitely checkout "STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN - TIN PAN ALLEY (WITH JOHNNY COPELAND)." like your content and looking forward to hearing more of what you think about other great artists. Thanks
His idol was Jimi Hendrix. My favorite of SRV is Pride and Joy also Look at Little Sister (smoothest guitar change ever in my opinion)
The run that starts at 3:00 is classic SRV. Simple as it is let's see anybody toss it into a solo seamlessly so it doesn't seem forced and out of place.
You call his playing smooth but we guitarists call him slick. Dude is slick as hell! Layin it down like a boss.
And it's not freestyle, it's improvisation.
Blues God
much respect
🙏RIP SRV
This MAN IS BLUES, HE'S SINGING FOR GOD NOW!!BEST MAN EVER TO SING & PLAY THE BLUES OUT OF TEXAS!! WHEN I GO TO HEAVEN... IM GOING TO FIND MY BROTHER AND THEN STEVIE!!!
Great Channel! Love the reaction and little interpretation of lyrics. Appreciation.
Playing behind your back, behind your head and with your teeth go a long ways back to the original blues performers. Most decent guitarists can do it and it ain't nothin' new. SRV idolized Hendrix and Jimi did that stuff long before Stevie. What I loved about this SRV performance is how SMOOTH he switched!
Only one in a thousand today can make this stuff up with real instruments and no auto tune lol... if we're luck at that, but still... this music passed your generation by live perhaps, but your seeing, hearing, and feeling raw talent with no gadgets today.. SO GLAD YOU RECOGNISING OUR GENERATIONS GREAT MUSIC. Maybe I take it for granted as I listened to every song come as out a hit over and over until the band had enough songs to put on an LP. And EVEN then, every song on every album was a HIT. Never had to buy albums for just one or two good songs for $9 to $15 bucks... you got 14 to15 songs on an LP and all hit....
You need to realize that SRV couldn't read music and actually failed music class in school. Also, he uses 13 gauge strings, which are like cables compared to the 6 gauges used by most everyone else, and if you watch some other of his videos, you will see him break those, He is without a doubt The Legend.
Yep - Stevie was notorious for breakin' those strings!
6 gauge strings? Lol
He flirted with 13 gauge for awhile but actually used 8guage. Also most people use 9 or 10s.
I've seen scores of reactions of this video here and live, in my place, and brotha! You're among those who dig it da most ! Looking forward to checking out your other reactions... Peace
The GOAT ❣🙏
The GOAT
There's a great performance with him and Albert King.
The GOAT!
Hello from Cody Wyoming! You're awesome keep it up😁
Check out "Lenny" from this same show at el mocambo! Check that out. It's insane, beautiful, timeless, perfect guitar playing.
🎸💯🤯 Those Texas blues tho‼🔥🤟
(You should check out "Look at Little Sister", "Pride and Joy" & "Riviera Paradise", too‼)
SRV called his guitar "THE ONE"‼
RIP Stevie Ray Vaughan. ❤🕊🙏
You: Oh, he’s smooth with it. Me: You have no idea. You: This isn’t regular! Me: No, you’re watching the greatest guitar player that ever lived!!! 😂❤️ Congrats
You kept saying he was free styling all the way through this song well he freestyles every song he never plays a song the same twice he changes something. You need to check out life without you live at the Capital Theater or his guitar sound check where he is wearing a leopard coat either one you will not be disappointed.
Stevie was All Free Style!
In response to the statement, "He never played a song the same way twice." his brother, Jimmy said "Hell. He never played it the same way once, much less twice." 😂
Thanks, Pop! This is one of my favorites by Stevie - gotta say: GOAT! Look forward to more of your reactions...
Renee Martinez (SRV's guitar tech) often pulled melted pick off of and out of Stevie's guitars post show. He also donated the skin of his palms when Stevie was doing the Krazy Glue skingrafts.
No other white man can get down into the blues deeper or more masterfully than Stevie Ray Vaughn could.
He got a gold medal in men’s Olympic guitar playing
There it is!!!
🤣🤣🤣
Great reaction!
The GOAT! he plays Jimi Hendrix Voodoo Child (live in Nashville) behind his back AND with his eyes closed! COME ON, MAN!!!!
Legendary sums it up, you are correct sir
And he couldn't read music, all by ear, greatness!
He is not a "rock artist". He is God.
👏👏👏👏preach
True guitar god🤘
Never plays a song the same way twice.
I once read an interview with Double Trouble (Stevie's bassist and drummer) who said 'some players never play a song the same way twice - Stevie never played a song the same way once!'
Great reaction. If you knew just how hard it is to play that guitar you would have even more appreciation for his ability. He had the stiffest strings, just about, you get
The GOAT OF GOATS...PRRIOD! Jimmy Page called him that! 😎👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
SRV was a huge Hendrix fan!
When you have an hour and a half to spare, Listen to his Montreux 1985 show, especially "Tin Pan Alley" with Johnny Copeland. Incredible.
Love this
it was a muggy night rainy night in toronto that night down on spadina ave.
Technology can be so frustrating, don't it POPE?! He's in full mastery of his STANK FACE, too! A great companion song to this one would be Led Zeppelin's "When the Levee Breaks"! Stevie Ray is "floodin' down" on his guitar -- he's a sweat-er! Is it sacrilege to say, "Thou shalt have no other guitar god above SRV"? Jimi Hendrix with his teeth guitar. Some may come close, but not above and beyond. What a band there must be in heaven!
Awesome
Just subscribed hoping for more SRV!!! Voodoo Child is great!
I found it funny when you said he was sweating and that it was hot in Texas.
This club, the El Mocambo is in Toronto, Canada. 😎
😂 i saw texas flood and ran with it
I like that you are a Yes fan. Best band ever for me.
Great reaction
Hi, love your reactions. You should play phil Collins live in the air tonight. Pink Floyd's Great gig in the sky and Jelly Roll, save me LIVE. They always get amazing reactions from everyone
Stevie wasnt rock he was BLUES-!!
NO Man comes close to SRV, Hes the MASTER!
ya, I think i heard his guitar asking for a cigeret after that gam
Mode: Stank-Face... Activated!
Hendrix and Stevie.. damn bruh
AI HEY 👋…..💙 1:31
Next try "Life Without You" live from the Capitol Theater, even better IMO.