FIRST TIME REACTING to Stevie Ray Vaughan Voodoo Child
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Hi All, if you enjoyed Stevie Ray Vaughn and like me you wanted to lean more about the man, I highly recommended watching "Rise of a Texas Bluesman 1954 - 1983" Enjoy BP2
And so much more.
I've seen it more than once 😉🤘
Keep going down the SRV path…it is quite beautiful and some of the best, loyal fans in the world decades after we lost him. ❤ Life Without You at the Capital Theater is another fan favorite with a special message for us all to consider.
I saw him live twice.
@@Anne-pv9cb lucky
I would like to suggest" Texas Flood " live at the Elmacombo," Life without you "capitol theater NJ 1985,And "Tin pan alley "with guest Johnny Copland ,SRV is head and shoulders above all others . Thank you gentlemen for keeping Brother Stevie Ray's music alive . ♥ 🎸 🎶
"Texas Flood" live at the El Mocambo is definitely a MUST!!!
both are an absolute must. i love texas flood its an insane performance but Tin Pan Alley with Johnny is my favorite live performance of all time
Texas Flood at El Mocambo has to be top 5 live guitar performances of call time.
Texas flood every day
Yes, yes, yes. All great suggestions. And Texas Flood at the El Mocambo is a must. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Watch his live version of "Texas Flood". Amazing. He was not only an amazing guitar player, he was a great singer. And he had a heart of gold.
I cried the day he died.
As did I. ❤
@@johnstewart889 Ditto. My roomie and I had tickets to see him 2 months after the helicopter crash. I still get goosebumps seeing these live performances and I'll occasionally feel myself welling up with tears thinking about what should have been. Still, it does my heart good to see these younger generations discovering SRV for the 1st time. I read somewhere once that God decided to take Stevie from us early because he wanted guitar lessons, lol.
@@ScottHN I was at that fateful show at Alpine Valley.
You were not alone. 😢
I was pretty close to tears as well. I can't explain why he had that kind of influence on me. I guess God wanted him to come home.
You need to watch Texas Flood live at the El Mocombo, by Stevie Ray Vaughan. It is arguably the greatest piece of live music ever performed on camera. I'm serious. Stevie was the greatest musician to have ever graced this world. Lenny, a song he wrote for his wife, literally brings tears to your eyes, not just for its beauty, but because you know that however long you could try, you could never express your love so clearly as he could with his instrument. He played his songs differently every single time he played them, not one being the same as the last!
Every reactor picks this (the wrong) clip.
His Austin city limits appearances are up there also. I saw him live twice.❤
It's been said that Stevie makes people who have never played a guitar want to pick one up, and makes people who have been playing for 20 years want to put theirs down.
I heard a guy the other day say he heard Stevie play for the first time, he then said he was going to return his guitar the next morning because it didn’t come with the same amount of notes as the one Stevie got lol
In so many of his live performances you will see him making very fast and accurate adjustments to his guitar. Always looking for just the right sound as the song progresses.
While smoking!
He sometimes even retunes it on the fly.
My favorite performance is Life Without You live from Capital Theater. The amount of things happening is amazing!! It also highlights his amazing voice, which is severely underrated. Texans have made such an impact on music.
SRV is my GOAT. He's my favorite artist in any genre. I've watched his videos hundreds of times and I'm still mesmerized as if it was my 1st time. I was fortunate enough to see him live 3 month's before his untimely death. I remember hearing of his death on the radio. I was in my car and had to pull over to let what I was hearing sink in.
To answer some of your questions, Stevie died in a helicopter accident leaving a concert where he had performed with an all star lineup that included his older brother Jimmy Vaughn and his band The Fabulous Thunderbirds.
I feel the same way about SRV!!!
One of my biggest regrets in life is that I never got to attend one of SRV's concerts!!!
Mine too. I’m devastated I never saw him live. If he had lived even a year or two longer I know I would have gone to see him. I LOVE anything blues. I’ve seen so many people he played with. I’ve seen countless world renowned guitar players live. I’ve NEVER seen anyone like him. He is the 🐐 for me and always will be. I could listen to him forever.
@@patrickmurchison9145 I JUST said this! 😢Devastates me. So envious of anyone that experienced that. So blessed. Thank God for RUclips😂
@@tiffanypalmer9918, it's a sad club we belong to, but like you said, thank God for RUclips!!!
I was blessed to see him live. I was 16. When he passed… I was crushed.. still am in a way. Miss his music badly.
there are a lot of guitar players that can play fast. there are a lot of guitar players that can play clean. there are precious few that can make their guitar cry like he could... RIP Stevie
It was said he had done drugs but toward the end of his life he became clean. I’ve also heard he gave his life to the Lord and was humble and a good man. His talent was self taught because he didn’t read music. His guitar strings were a gauge 12.
Jimi created this song but Stevie perfected it! Stevie idolized Jimi, this was his tribute to Jimi. Texas Flood live from the El Mocombo is the most impressive performance I've ever seen! Stevie on stage was a beast but offstage he was a kind & humble soul. He had so many hurdles to jump in his short lifetime but he overcame it all & spent the last 4 years of his life clean & sober and using his spare time helping other people do the same. He is playing in heaven now with Jimi and all those other great bluesman he loved so much.
He copied Jimi, not better a copy, only!
Nobody can bend 13 gage strings like Stevie could .
Eric Clapton was once quoted as saying something along the lines of not being able to watch Stevie Ray play live for more than a half hour or so without beginning to doubt himself a little. Where others played music, music just flowed from Stevie. You mentioned it, no breaks, he just starts playing and it begins to flow. Somewhere on RUclips there is a lo-fi video of Stevie Ray doing a sound check early in the day before a concert, yawning and looking as if he just rolled out of bed and threw on a trench coat. I think you'll find it nearly as stunning as this, though the sound quality is a bit lower than this is.
SRV ~ 🎸🐐 The goatiest goat in all of goatness
For one of the greatest guitar performances ever caught on film, regardless of genre:
**Texas Flood at El Macambo**
You can thank me later. 😉
Thank you so much for your kinds words about my pal. He was as humble as he was talented. Here’s a song that showcases both his Blues chops and his vocal ability. The song is “Tin Pan Alley” and it features Stevie, Double Trouble, and Stevie’s friend, another Texas Bluesman, Johnny Copeland. Enjoy! ❤️Donna G
ruclips.net/video/AGPx-ekqZEo/видео.html
Yes, that’s an AMAZING performance…I STILL don’t know exactly what SRV did on his guitar was called, but it was great watching Johnny Copeland looking at him …!! They’re having so much fun!
The wah wah pedal with added distortion is his go to along with a looper. SRV would stretch his strings up 3 or more notes and often broke strings and continued playing with the rest. Truly a GOAT.
I'm not certain if he was using it for this performance, but for awhile Stevie was using Jimi Hendrix's wah pedal, which Jimi's family provided to Stevie because of the deep respect he had and always showed for Jimi's music.
SRV could bend those strings like nobody's business! Check out: "Texas Flood - Live at El Macombo". I've never seen or heard a guitar performance like it.
Thanks Douglas, yes lots of requests for that one... we shall do that one next :)
@@BritPopsReact please do that next, Texas Flood is the greatest live performance ever recorded by man. I mean it!
Saw Stevie live in high school--couldn't hear a thing the next day with ears ringing. Well worth it. It was shortly before his death. Greatest guitar playing I've ever seen.
@Shannon Jane
How great you managed to witness him live, that must have been some show.
Cheers
@@BritPopsReact Thanks for choosing him for your stream. Brought back memories of sitting in class totally exhausted the next day and wondering if the tinnitus would be permanent... 🔔👂
He also played with the heaviest gauge strings playing until the blisters came off super glue them back and keep playing. LEGEND.
The "step down" is the wah wah pedal, and it actually belonged to Jimmy Hendrix--it was given to him by Hendrix's family
Mandatory, "Texas Flood" live at the "El Macambo", will have you believe, well, just no way of describing it.
What James said
I'm 55 and when i found out SRV was killed in a helicopter accident i almost cried. He's the only celebrity whose ever had that effect on me.
Same here.Total gut punch.So unfair,such a loss!
Live at the El Mocambo: Texas Flood, Mary Had a Little Lamb, Lenny, Little Wing
Montreaux Jazz Fest 85: Tin Pan Alley with Johnny Copeland
Montreaux Jazz Fest 82: Rude Mood
Live at Austin Texas 89: Riviera Paradise, Tightrope, Leave My Little GIrl Alone
Thanks Alex for the requests :)
My favorite musician of all time, hands down, and has been for over 40 years.
When our guitars fantasize, they dream of being played by Stevie! RIP Stevie!
SRV was a man of Short in Stature but Huge in Talent, and hands strong enough to crush stones, he bent guitar strings so badly, he sometimes used piano wires to cut down on them breaking all the time. Very nice man, who can play better behind his back, than most can play at all
Complete change of pace: “Rivera Paradise “. Beautiful, ethereal…..
That was played on AUSTIN CITY LIMITS and Stevie ray Vaughan is the best guitarist that has ever been and ever will be born in Dallas Texas lived in Austin Texas RIP SRV
Friend of mine worked security at a concert venue in Louisville, KY back in the late 80's and saw hundreds of shows. To this day he says SRV was the best concert he ever saw. He said Stevie Ray played for about an hour and half, took a 20 minute intermission, came back out and played for another two hours. Man I envy my friend.
GOAT. It brings tears to my eyes every time I see someone see him for the first time and their jaw just drops for the whole video. Inspirational. My dad used to go watch him and he would sit down at their table inside Stubb's BBQ (the original one in Lubbock) and play Lenny. I was one month away from seeing him for the first time when the helicopter went down. I still have my unused tickets.
Of the musical gods. Really, it's about a human being, expressing his soul, something eternal and ethereal. It's the creative miracle of life expressed fully, through a human being. Something we all need to find in ourselves. Thank you both!
So glad to got to witness and hear the SRV experience. IMHO the best guitar player ever. The foot pedals were given to him by Jimi's family.
Stevie Ray was a guitar master and genius.Voice also.
He wasn’t playing with the effects pedals, he dropped his pick , picked it back up and never missed a beat
👏🙌‼️ great reaction guys💯. This is an artist so meshed and melded with his guitar that they share the spirit and power of a musical tsunami🎶. He started playing at age 7 because his older brother (by 3 years) played. He instantly got the bug and spent every waking moment playing. He would listen to records of all the blues OG's and taught himself. He found if could sound out the note with his mouth he could find it on the guitar. And because he couldn't see the performances he believed a guitarist should be playing both rhythm and lead so he plays both and sometimes at the same time‼️. I will suggest checking two different performances. One is from this same night at Austin City Limits 1989 called Riveria Paradise written by Stevie after his rehab and recovery dedicated to those still in the grip of addiction. It is a beautiful instrumental showcasing different skills sets with a bit of a jazzy feel. The other is Tin Pan Alley with Johnny Copeland Montreux Jazz Festival 1985. It is a master class in down and dirty blues by two of the best to do it.💙💙🎶 and real magic was happening that night.
Side note: Double Trouble was a trio for many years but in 1985 they brought on a pianist that brought so much richness to the group. He is top notch as they all are. Thanks for bringing this today👏✌️🙌
😊...fancy seein you here...
@@stangsswang8355 hey there✌️💙 Yes indeed you can always find me always searching for reactors that haven't yet experienced this magical mystery tour🎸🎶. And one of my favorite tunes of Stevie's is Stang's Swang💯 . He has such a deft Jazz touch. T
Well said Harriet!!!
@@conniehorton1981 thanks Connie👋💙🎶. Enjoy your evening 🌻
What i respect and admire about Stevie and shows what a genuine good guy he was. is when he,s on stage with his old blues guitar idols he steps back and takes his foot off the gas and doesn,t upstage them out of respect
Jimmie Vaughan is still living & playing. He won a Grammy 2 or 3 years ago! He is Stevie's older brother and a self-taught guitarist who inspired 9 year old Stevie to likewise learn without lessons or the ability to read music. Jimmie was a prodigy well known in the Dallas area & dropped out of high school to pursue his dream, eventually settling in Austin and forming the renowned blues band "The Thunderbirds". At 17, Stevie quit school for the Austin music scene himself and after several years of playing clubs with various bands, formed Double Trouble with Chris Layton on drums & Tommy Shannon on bass. Later, Reese Wynans was added on keys. Stevie gave, and gained, respect & admiration from guitar greats such as Albert King, Albert Collins, BB King, Eric Clapton and others, many of who he played with and footage is on RUclips. He died in a helicopter crash in 1990 after a show at Alpine Valley in Wisconsin, at just 35 and nearing the peak of his career. Months before his death, he and Jimmie got to fulfill their dream of making an album together. Family Style, released after Stevie's death, included the song Tick Tock, which was played at Stevie's funeral.
Eric Clapton said, for people that had never seen him play before he makes them want to go out and get a guitar and learn to play, but those of us that had played with him, it makes you want to quit.
SRV is one of the greats. This ia a fantastic version of Voodoo Child; a worthy ode to Jimi Hendrix. To really appreciate the genius of Stevie Ray, there's no better showcase than hs cover of Texas Flood live at El Mocambo. The sheer inventiveness and technique on display is still jaw-droppin'. I'll drop a link below. Thanks for the great reaction, BPs!
Texas Flood, live at El Mocambo -- perf by Stevie Ray Vaughan: ruclips.net/video/KC5H9P4F5Uk/видео.html
@capstan50g
Cheers for the comment and recommendation, we have been inundated with comments and requests and will make SRV our "Spotlight Artist" for April and throw a few more in for good measure.
We enjoyed that
Stevie had become clean at this point , and it shows as he's on fire and so in control 💯
Four people, because they added Reese Wynings on the organ, and this was after SRV got sober and felt great ;)
SRV...
Arguably the Greatest Guitarist, *_EVER !!!!!_*
He made an album with Jimmy, Family Matters, which was released after Stevies death.
RIP...
Stevie had the ability to add rhythm while playing lead. That's why his sound was so rich.
Hes playing rhythm and lead on this incredibly difficult song, which he of course makes it look so easy !
Stevie Ray Vaughn was and always will be the GOAT!!!! R.I.P STEVIE
That man was a true force of nature, pure unadulterated POWER.
His brother Jimmy is the vocalist in the family. Stevie's band members are awesome because they have to match him as he freestyles this number.
Cover of a Jimi Hendrix song. Stevie was and is the only player that could do justice to Jimis stuff. Saw him live 4 times. Same passion and skill everytime! GOAT!!!!
The effect he played twice at the intro is a Doppler effect. The ending is amazing. Stevie is the guitar. It's an extension of his psyche and body. No one plays like he did.
Started out as a trio. SRV, Chris Layton on drums, Tommy Shannon on base. Later added the top tier Reese Wynans on piano/organ. Do Mary Had a Little Lamb and Look at Little Sister from this same Austin concert to appreciate all 4.
I can't keep count of the many reactors who have watched SRV and said they wanted to learn to play guitar. Spot on. Incredibly inspirational.
Saw him 1985 In San Antonio a Thunderstorm was Starting and he Played Couldn’t Stand The Weather AWESOME
I saw Stevie Ray the night before he died in concert! Stevie, Jeff Healy and Eric Clapton. Concert price $20.
STEVIE PICKED UP WHERE JIMI LEFT OFF!! 🐐😍🔥🎸🐐😍🔥🎸🐐😍🔥🎸!!
Welcome to the best guitar player that ever lived. I thank God for RUclips every day because he blessed me with the WONDER that is his music. Stevie Ray Vaughan is the 🐐
This video was the GOAT being himself, nuff said...RIP...SRV...
Love his ' The house is a rocking ' and ' Pride and Joy '
Jimmy Vaughn is Stevie’s older brother and played guitar first. He had his own band, The Fabulous Thunderbirds. Check out their brotherly love in Pipeline. Enjoy! I always do.
Great review once again guys. Thank you. I'm so glad to see you dive into the world of SRV. This is an amazing version of Voodoo Chile but you've only scratched the surface of his talents. "Texas Flood" is another great performance. And if you really want to hear a guitar cry, check out this performance of "Riviera Paradise".ruclips.net/video/3c_8VUL5jks/видео.html The guitar actually cries at about the 6:34 mark. Thanks again. You guys are awesome.
Saw him play live twice in Illinois, ill never forget it he was a beast
4:17 He had a foot pedal that was a killswitch, that cut out the signal from the guitar to the amp. He would bend a note, and then repeatedly hit the killswitch as he released the note. It's an awesome sound, produced by a fairly simple technique.
Greetings from Los Angeles CA. Brit pops!!! SRV Mary Had A Little Lamb is another tasty one! Thanks for the content Brothers!!!
@ramon alfaro
Cheers Ramon and thanks for making it to the Premier, hope the rain does not spoil your day too much over there in LA. I will note that one down. All the best
He also played guitar on David Bowie’s Let’s Dance. Next time you hear that song you will never hear it the same way again
My favorite song from him and from the movie black hawk down 🤘
That guitar now, is one of the most valuable Fender's out there but apparently his brother Jimmy has it. SRV#1
Great reaction!......that guitar was recently tracked down and the body was remarried to the original neck. He had worn out the frets. It now resides on display... " SRV1" is its name.
He played 13 gauge strings most of his career...13 gauge!...can you imagine ?
The greatest guitar player that ever lived! Period! Your reaction is typical for first time listening Good job.
A guitar got Stevie ray for xmas 🤘🤘
There's never been a better "guitar player" on this planet. He also uses 12 to 15 gauge strings which would rip the fingers of many players, including Stevie's. But it gave his tone a unique sound.
His voice is a spectacular Texas blues voice...best displayed in the Live video at the Capital Theatre "Ain't Gonna n' Give Up on Love" which he wrote..... that peels paint off the walls...& a solo that gets an ovation & a little smile from SRV as acknowledgement.
Buddy Guy and SRV horsing around onstage at Buddy's nite club doing "Champagne & Reefer" is fabulous....AND there's a live amateur video of SRV and the great Jeff Beck doing "Going Down" that is wild energy from both.
All other performances are so compelling by this guy...u WILL be massively entertained.
Spectacular voice. I second that !☮️
Spectacular voice. I second that !☮️
You can watch this man play in many videos and you can't help noticing his unique style and tone. Many suggest that the equipment or large gage strings provide these unique qualities. I'm sure these things may contribute to his tone, but it's really just Stevie. You watch him play a song, the string breaks and yet he keeps playing and doesn't miss a lick. He then switches guitars in mid-song and, again, he does it without missing a note.
I saw a video on RUclips where Stevie was in the audience at a club in Texas where another band was playing on stage. I don't know all the circumstances, but Stevie is seen making his way up to the stage. He greets the members of the band to the applause of the crowd in the club. The lead guitar player of the band hands Stevie his own guitar. Stevie takes the guitar, plucks a few warm up notes, and then launches into the opening riffs of a song they agreed to play. That tone that is so unique to SRV was vividly evident. He didn't tune the guitar, make any adjustments at all. He just took off and ran with it. I think the man could have played Voodoo Chile on a ukulele.
SRV is on my guitar Mt Rushmore along with David Gilmour, Eddie Van Halen, and the originator of this very song Jimi. When SRV finishes a song we all need a smoke and so does the guitar.
He doesn’t need to sing when he can can make a guitar sing like that!
That "something about him" statement that you used, what it is or what is it? It's a drawing in, it's a powerful attraction/addiction. Most people can't put the right words together to express what they're attempting to communicate about what they are experiencing, emotional, physical, etc. Complete package of what true greatness does to a person when they hear it.
Yeah Stevie was the real deal. He came out and just blew people away. Welcome to a great rabbit hole
SRV HAS OFFICIALLY REACHED A ROUND THE World. He in my humble life belongs on the MT RUSHMORE OF GUITAR PLAYERS.
So, SRV respected Hendrix so much and wanted to buy Jimi's pedal, but instead of sending someone out to talk with Jimi's dad, he got on a plane flew to San Francisco to make an offer for the pedal in person. That pedal in the video is Jimi Hendrix's pedal.
FYI, the WaWa Pedal he's playing with he received from Jimi Hendrix father after he went to him to ask if he would be offended if he covered Jimi's song, because Jimi was one of if not his greatest Idol.
There are a few stevie rae songs you need to see. Life without you at the capital theater. Is one of my favorites. It was a sad day the day he died for all of us who listened to him in the 80s.
SRV is in my top 2 greatest guitarist of all time. Thank you for checking him out, he was one cool cat. 😎
I love to see people experiencing Stevie Ray great reaction.
The two times he squats down during this performance. He actually dropped his pick.... For anyone who has never held one, they are no more than a millimeter or two thick. That he retrieved it without missing a beat....😮 Welcome to a world with SRV in it! Your mind will be completely blown in this rabbit hole ...
Pure God given talent! SRV used the heaviest gauge strings made and was able to bend them like no one else could, and breaking them at times only to continue on until he could change his guitar, in mid song. His band ,Double Trouble started out with just the drummer, Chris Layton, and bass player, Tommy Shannon. They added the keyboard player, Reese Wynans to complete the band later. They are all great talents that had to be to keep up with SRV and the way he played. He never played a song the same way. SRV could not read music, purely self taught. His influences were his brother Jimmie Vaughan (Fabulous Thunderbirds), Jimi Hendrix, BB King, Albert King and pretty much all of the blues artists that he grew up listening to. He loved and respected them, and they felt the same about him. Great reaction! You have quite the SRV rabbit hole to go down. "Texas Flood" live at the El Mocambo, "Look at Little Sister" live at Austin City Limits, "Mary Had A Little Lamb" live at Austin City Limits, "Life Without You" live at the Capital Theater. Live is the only way to react to SRV. RIP SRV...
“Leave My Girl Alone” is also a great SRV live performance from Austin City Limits
Take a look at «Look at little sister» from the same concert, and you will see a guitarist and a guitar tech in perfect symbiose 😊
Thank you brothers across the pond!
He also did Jimi Hendrix’s Little Wing, live at El Mocambo version is out of this world!!!
Jimmy Vaughn is Stevie's older Brother. He's still around & active...
Just incredible talent and lost way too soon , 1990 in Alpine Valley in East Troy Wisconsin !
His guitar is crying like it owes him money! Texas Flood next please....
Best guitar player player… EVER, Hindrix is a distant second
You must now listen to "TEXAS FLOOD live at the El Macombo. "Life Without You" is another great song played live at the Capitol theatre in N.J.
I like your reactions✌️I saw Stevie Ray live 3 times ! Just Amazing...
ooooooo weeeeeeee Born and raised in Dallas! That Texas boy sure could play! RIP Stevie!
I used to go to bar down in Austin, TX where he used to play. It was called Joes Generic Bar, on 6th street. Tiny place, could hold maybe 75 people at a time, only sold bottled beer, folding chairs only and their sign outside was a bar code. Uneven floors and a small stage, behind which was shrine to Stevie. In the early nineties one night there was really young kid with blonde hair shredding it. When he finished playing he introduced himself as Kenny Wayne Shepperd. True story
Total mastery
Fender makes (at least they used to) a commemorative SRV guitar in the style of the one in this video, and it's beautiful.
After that performance, I imagine the guitar calling the police and reporting, "Officer, you can't imagine what that man did to me."
PLEASE react to Stevie Ray Vaughan “Texas Flood” Live at the El Mocambo. It is a WHOLE DIFFERENT LEVEL OF TALENT!!
AGREED!!!!!
Pride and joy is great too
In my opinion, one of the top 5 greatest guitarist (if not the best) ever. That Texas Blues sound is just fantastic, & Stevie's talent just makes that guitar sing with soul like very few others. Glad you guys did this, hope you do many more...he is amazing.