Done Lost Your Good Thing Now Stevie Ray Vaughan 1981
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- Stevie doing B.B. King back in '81.
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Ho ouch I love you so much you’re amazing Stevie Ray Vaughan including your son is amazing too
This is so awesome
What a treat……
I can’t stop listening to this!!!!!!!!!!
Stevie Ray Vaughan was a Texas guitar slinger who played and sang the blues so deep down and gritty that it reached inside you and effortlessly lifted your emotions straight to the surface. Thirty-two years since he went on to be with the Lord, I still get the same aching in my heart when I listen to him play, and I never met him. I was born in San Antonio 1953. Stevie, Dallas 1954. The good die young. Thank you, Lord, for blessing us with the talent and life of a great but humble and kind man from Texas. A man who battled his demons and won. I just found his AA testimony yesterday. Stevie Ray Vaughan was a man's man. He made his family and all of Texas proud. May you rest in peace, Stephen Ray Vaughan.
P.S. Somebody should make a movie about his life! So many lessons to be learned.
I agree a movie of his life would be great !
The skill level is unparalleled and the intense passion is what the world needs today with all the pretend music out there.
You are so right sister :)
love Johnny's version
Dont worry - my 19 yr old son listens to dub step, house ...and Howling Wolf. Blues will never die.
Right on
Cocaine is a thing you know. ;)
"The way I used to love you is the way I hate you now"
Damn!!! That's harcore blues...
Anyone who has felt like this has definitely felt the worst of the blues. Nothing writes better music than heartbreak.
That's a line that has to be felt before it can be written
@@andrewryan2814 BB King wrote it in the late 50s and recorded it in 1960. I think it is more about clever ass shit poetically paired with the tune.
@@imCurveee Or record deal demands. Often people dismiss the authors of these songs and most would be shocked about how they came about. BB told storys about many but some he didnt speak about because they were accidental luck that worked for his audience. It was recorded in 1960 and in this country I bet maybe 2 white people even purchased this music. The rest were trying to spray us with water hoses and keep us from going to school and shit. Being at those early shows you heard things like this as they were tales mixed with traditional rhyme. Unless you have been around older black people, you would never ever know what half of these tunes really mean.
@@BlindMellowJelly Amen Brother 🙏 I'm a 33 almost 34 yr old white male who couldn't have said it better!!! God bless the blues!!!! #LongLiveTheBlues
We got to keep his music goin'! I got much more rare gigs like this. Club gigs. I hope you guys enjoy them. Thanks!
Have you still got these rare gigs? I need my next hit of Stevie! 😍
You should see what Cliff Antone has recorded........if those ever get out people would flip out about how deep Stevie was. They are almost scary and so haunting he could play them so well. Unlike Billy Gibbons Stevie never made fun or spoke badly about the Blues men he cherished.
Great stuff and ty for posting them for us
@@rhys4303 I think considering he had no record deal yet they might fall into that category but I am just guessing. Lots of recorded stuff out there going back to 73-74 and on till around this time. This should have been published but I guess it is now
This has been one of my favorite performances of his. For years. I got it on a bootleg years ago and went and learned it note for note .
And here I thought I had heard all of SRV.
Patrick Dolan me too.. This blew me away,.. WOW
And me, this is a real gem!
@@sandragriffiths9692 It really is
@@patrickdolan. Mutual admiration,
Love and miss you forever. SRV 💙
That guitar is sitting there .Ready to play..
You can tell he studied BB pretty hard.
Stevie had more soul at 26/27 years old (at the time of this recording) than most will have in two lifetimes!
Closer to 24 I do believe. Not that it matters.
Totally agree
If you close your eyes and listen you can almost smell the stale Cigarette smoke whisky and beer. All cramped into a small place just to hear this master play even before he was signed. The guy calling out "What" to make Stevie jam more and he does then he starts to sing the guy calls out "Stevie, Stevie", is too much for words! BB King loved Stevie, so I bet when he first hears Stevie play his song I bet he smiled from ear to ear. The delicate feel to the crushing licks and bends are awesome. Rest in peace to both masters of the Guitar and the blues. RIP
I very much share your sentiment, FretMaster68. I, too, play blues guitar, and one of my dreams is to rip a scorching blues solo like this, behind a slow 12/8 beat, in a packed, smoky bar, with a neon beer sign flashing somewhere near the stage. Very similar to a Blue Jean Blues ZZ Top feel. It doesn't get any more real than this...
I think i just smell my own but well said
Oh Dale, you summed it up perfectly, he is so missed.
Can't get my mind around how good he was and unsigned. This is mastery before finding fame. The way it ought to be.
Since Stevie Ray ended his life as a BORN AGAIN CHRISTIAN (don't even try argueing with me, I have PROOF) He IS in heaven with the other greats. Since I am also a SAVED, BORN AGAIN CHRISTIAN, I've got tickets to the concert.
Its from the ❤ thats all it is ....
There’s Stevie pouring his blues heart out in Texas clubs. To think that anyone could just wander in and be in the presence of such greatness boggles the mind.
I saw him five times. Each time was unreal. My best memory? Nashville 89. A summer storm was on the horizon and he played Couldn’t Stand the Weather. Surreal.
This explains perfectly what Clapton and B.B. said about SRV. He was an open channel, with endless ideas, and he never seemed lost in what he was playing.
Yes a pure genius 😊 I remember what Clapton said in an interview
God is lovin’ some blues tonight.
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I wonder if Stevie heard that guy ask "What?!" and consciously made the decision to respond using his guitar?
Either way, That was cool!
That's my boy paying tribute to my other boy. RIP Stevie and B B.
I have no clue how I’m just now hearing this but omg. This is the best I’ve heard him play this song. Alll the BB licks are spot on.
It's pretty incredible.
My god this is amazing. I think this and dirty pool are going to be on repeat for awhile
Thanks man. I know a lot of people love it when he plays this tune.
Now THIS is the musician I met at that Dallas pool hall, playing with Double Trouble and Johnny Winter.
“This goes out to…” I love how Stevie did that right up to the end. Riviera Paradise for “anyone still suffering in any way” he was a special soul.
This puts a smile on my face.
Give her everything I got .
Goosebumps. And then the voice came. Good lawd. This was a gem.
Its so fucking awesome srv.. Who listening 2020?
October 4, 2020 SRV😎🕊
2022 and will be listening to this masterpiece forever.. UNBELIEVABLE!! 💜
Is a love song 😊with that guitar 🎸 😍
Those Woman don't know what they lost..
Shout out to Dave and Yvonne from cook county
what a clarity, each phrase. pure blues.
Chris and Tommy shine. What a Power rhythm section.
Arthritis got my fingers now enjoy ❤
Me too , it sucks.
Don't know who Dave and Yvonne from Cook County are, but I'm damned happy they requested to hear a BB King song. Thanks, Dave and Yvonne! 😁
Wow this is just wow. Maybe the most beautiful blues guitar I've ever heard
Never heard SRV do BB, this is awesome. Break down all these licks and you're on your way.
You know it's good when you find yourself totally relaxed and breathing with the beat
I become fluid and float with the music. He sinks into my soul. This is heaven.
The great one doing what he did best....just killing it....we all sure miss your genius Stevie.....🎸🎸🎸🎸
He was only about 27 years old when this was recorded. In the Blues world, that's like an infant, but he played and sang way beyond his age. Hard to believe he'd be almost 70 now, if he'd survived. Imagine the music he would have created in the last 30 years ?
Been working 40 years. Yah that woman missed out ...
best thing is that this is coming from your channel, one of his best disciples...
It's from the heart ❤️ let them fingers go..find your voice..
sounds like bb and stevie combined......holy jeez
Thank you Matthew. I love Stevie. I consider myself extremely lucky to have been able to see him in concert. Gone too soon 😢 Thank you again 😊 I will be looking for more from you. Joi
it's crazy how he can more or less play the same lick over and over and make it sound so fresh each time
Boidink Twistie can’t be taught
It's the passion. It's infectious. And it never gets stale.
There has been a great bunch of the great Blues guitarists in the history of the R&B and few other fellows that have given the soul to the modern Blues. But there was only one dude that gave for the Blues the licks on the guitar neck that are not repeated in the next few decades if ever....
I love his voice in that song !
And that blues guitar wow !
why have i not heard this steeeeeeevie baby we miss you xox
Old number one
Sitting on that bench
Ready to go!!!!
this ones for BB kings 94th birthday today. Stevie probably jammin with the guys right now. God damn I love the blues how it makes people feel and imagine things. Its truly magical how Stevie can make these people have their soul hit the ground. Fly high you legends.
Come on Kids...keep it going..
I love how interactive the crowd was. In a way it could distract from the recording, but it only seems to inspire Stevie while he plays to come up with more creative ideas.
You can sense the intimacy of the room. It reminds me of the gigs SRV played at Fitzgeralds in Houston. Old Polish dance hall with the performance space on the second floor and neighborhood bar on the first. For an 18 year old kid from upstate NY and on his own, it was a great introduction to Texas and an amazing catalog of music.
Pretty sure this is a fitzgeralds gig
Hearing the brothers saying "cmon stevie" priceless
The blue's is Stevie Ray Vaughan and best there was ..Albert King was a master with Stevie on the blue's....phenominal is Stevie Ray Vaughan and his STRAT was always on his side..over his head or behind his back bellowing out incredible rhythem and tune..Stevie always gave a great performance and lots of respect..RIP Stevie Ray Vaughan..you are Missed in 2020
This is not Blues, it's Soul Music. Just Pure Joy!!!!
Rip SRV a Blues Legend that died too young!
Ran out of words to describe this man's ability to play the guitar a long time ago. Many great guitar players in the history of music. He's the without question the greatest I've ever heard in my lifetime hands down. PERIOD!
The Blues make it easier 💙 in life..
I heard of him in the late 90's when I was 12, but I started listening to him at age 19 never looked back, now Im 26 and have discovered tons of blues guitarists as well as many others because of Stevie Ray Vaughan, Thank you Mr. Vaughan up there in Heaven
TheRealLedgicPSN I definitely never met the great man but I imagine he’d chuckle just a bit ,”Mr Vaughan “😂
I really enjoy Johnny Winter. You should check him out if you have not already.
Omg what a find. I wish I could show my father this. Rip Stevie and my dad. He knew so many great blues tunes abd had quite the collection. Wed just sit outside with the blues coming out thru the Windows on a beautiful day. And this sound takes me to those memories as a kid. I love it.
What a sign of the times that you type windows and auto-check capitalizes it! LOL
I've been trying to get that vibrato for over 50 years... lord have mercy.
Son of a gun I thought it was BB King playing in the beginning! And it was Stevie!!! The devil don' made a fool outta me!!!!!
this is 100% the best sound my ears have ever felt.
thank you so much for putting this up:)
You'll love this channel then:
m.ruclips.net/user/DonsTunesvideos
Straight fire to my soul,makes me want to play guitar and sing the blues,love you srv
And then there is Stevie...
How Much RESPECT can you have for this man??
What a LEGEND!!
Love it...
Also check out the version of Texas Flood live at the El Mocambo to hear him tear out some more sick slow blues....
All the respect for him!
I think nothing is to say. And I agree with you, the live version of Texas Flood at The El Mocambo is the best version
If you guys like this an El Mocambo, be sure to check out" sky is crying 1979" on here aswell!!! Not exactly slower than the recorded version but MAN DOES HE RIP on that version!!! I play it every single day!!!
Guitar in the house!!!
🎸
Just no way to describe this. Let's just leave it at that.
I listened to Johnny Winters version from wood stock first , then Stevies. Both versions are blues anthems.
Best ever...
Guitar is sitting right there and waiting..
I swear to god i got chills when he started singing
Unbelievable OMG!!! Wow this bought tears to my eyes!!!!!
this is SRV 😊😊 W true feelings of the heart ♥ 😊 and soul BB KING could also sound like and BB would have 2 smile ☺😊 and laugh 😅😊 and clap 👏 😊 his hands 2 and say well done U transfer your true heart ♥ 😊 soul of the blues 2 😊🎉 the electric guitar 🎸 ever since they amps W them 😊😊 OMG 3 8 2O24
Amazing bring this back.
That guitar is just sitting there and waiting for it ...
jesus tapdancing christ. goose pimples all the way up my arms and back down my spine. some souls came to this life to deliver something extraordinary. that is pure beauty.
...that tone...
Stevie was the Charlie Parker of the guitar.
Man whenever i listen this. It blow me away everytime.
I have this on cdr its amazing. If you havent i really like the 1984 austin opera house live set, 1980 san marcos and 1983 live at the bayou. Thanks for keeping it alive
Pls put them on, I live in South Africa and he is adored here, I have heard your group and if you ever want to come here I can get you gigs.
What a find. This is unbelievable.
blessing and a curse to love this so much and not be able to play it myself
Stevie Ray Vaughan didn't die... he went to play guitar for God. Their isn't a guitarist as effortlessly tallented as this man was & will forever be the benchmark that real music aficionados will measure others to.
Wrong. He died and is judged for his sins. Narrow is the path. There is judgment. You best believe that.
Ecclesiastes 12:14
For God shall bring every work into Judgment, with every secret thing, whether it be good, or whether it be evil. /
Acts 17:31
Because he hath appointed a day, in the which he will Judge the world in righteousness by that man whom he hath ordained; whereof he hath given assurance unto all men, in that he hath raised him from the dead. /
Romans 14:10-12
(10) But why dost thou judge thy brother? or why dost thou set at nought thy brother? for we shall all stand before the Judgment seat of Christ. /
(11) For it is written, As I live, saith the Lord, every knee shall bow to me, and every tongue shall confess to God. /
(12) So then every one of us shall give account of himself to God./
Matthew 12:36-37
(36) But I say unto you, That every idle word that men shall speak, they shall give account thereof in the day of Judgment. /
(37) For by thy words thou shalt be justified, and by thy words thou shalt be condemned. /
Adrian - Slow down brother. Only GOD knows what his judgement is. I for one sure hope everyone makes it!
Yes Stevie Died. He is ashes and dust at this point and he will be judged by GOD for his sins and transgressions. There is a Gate and Wall at heavens gate. Period. As far as this life, he was a great blues guitar player.
Great versión of This theme of BBKing to highest Felling of The Blues of Mr Stevie Ray Vaughan his life, I dedicate to the Blues that he Rest in Peace 🎸🎶
THIS IS A GREAT PERFORMANCE BY SRV HERE, COUSIN FIGEL
That O'l guitar is sitting there waiting...
I LOVE Stevie Ray Vaughan!
ME TOO!
He loves you guys too :)
same here, He's in my bedroom with me. I've got 2 Posters of him on my bedroom wall.
+Adrian Avila ill be getting some soon :)
Damien Dick
Sweet dude! I've got 4 sport pictures and Stevie Posters! You know his Debut album Texas Flood from ' 83! I've got a poster that's the Album cover.
Legend
That is the sound of a hungry blues player pouring himself out for the crowd
Never at a loss for a riff or note. Always able to get it done
I don't care what he is play-n just as long as he's doing it! LOVE the pic on this vid esp the one of him on the counter!!!!
I have stevie his name tattooed in mij arm with his hat and guitar! I'll take stevie with me in to my grave and even beyond that !! He was and still is the best 👌 the one who can beat stevie still needs to be born ..
Rip stevie 😢 your my HERO💜
That is such a world-weary and bluesy voice coming out of such a young guy!
Man that Tin Pan alley version they have of him at the steamboat or wherever he did that early live gig " In the Beginning" is phenomenal like this.
I had this from STUBB'S BBQ live...
never heard this version...
Thanks a lot for it...such tunes of stevie playing in such styles are so rare...guess he was some kind of respectful in some way to cross the King's style...you never hear him doing such stuff in famous lives...even though I would bet he had been playing and practicing on such tunes ever since he was a kid, a lot!
That man lived and breathed guitar 🎸..Awesome..
It just flows out from the heart ❤️