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From the same EP try "Tender Surrender" is another vibe, it's beautiful and Steve Vai shows why he is one of the best guitarist of all time. Hugs from Brazil.
This is the song I wish reactors would check out when taking on Vai. It is, in my opinion, one of the absolutely most brilliant bits of guitar playing ever recorded. Another is “Now We Run” live with String Theory.
Listening to Vai interviews is a real treat for anyone interested in music. He is complementary and encouraging of different styles. He is class all the way.
First time I saw him in 96' he played this in his set and the groove moved my then wife's hair from the 3rd row - IT WAS AMAZING !!!! He is an amazing player and humble sincere man !!
I saw h8m with DLR on Skyscraper...I saw him a few years ago for Generation Axe. I get to see him and Satriani in March.....I'm stoked!!
This is one of my favorite Steve Vai songs. You can’t help but to rock out when you hear this one!
I went and seen Steve Vai last year he is phenomenal live
My dad bought me this exact vhs with the performances from the album when I was a kid and I fell in love with it. I had been listening to Steve for only a couple of years so this was such a great gift. Never got to see him play before only just had the opportunity to hear him. A pleasant surprise visually!
One of my favorites! Thanks guys.
The wah pedal was the Bad Horsie Wah. It's Vai's signature wah pedal from Morely. It sounded so good I used one in my rig, It was gnarley and awesome.
Him and Satriani are Ibanez masters.... virtuosos... groovy..... heavy
Vai is a virtuoso on the guitar. ONE of the very best at guitar playing.😊😊❤❤❤
If Steve impresses you this much you Must react to Joe satriani - surfing with the alien... Steve is emotive with his playing, Joe is a whole different level...
Much as I love both Joe and Steve, the idea Joe's on a "whole different level" from Vai is disingenuous at best.
His performance of "Tender Surrender" was a Grammy winner and a must watch.
No, you won't see a solo like "Bad Horsie"...until you watch "Tender Surrender."
Incorrect. He was nominated for a Grammy for the studio track version of Tender Surrender. But it didn't win. No live performance of Tender Surrender has been nominated, let alone won. He's won three grammy's, and they are for the following:
1) Best Rock Instrumental Performance: Peaches En Regalia
2) Best Pop Instrumental Album: No Substitutions - Live In Osaka
3) Best Rock Instrumental Performance: Sofa
@@TWDub thanks for the correction!!🤘😎
Had the video collection and CD from this ep. Love this as the opener. He ended up getting really sick from the paint in this video. Some of the sound effects on this song are mimicking a train whistle. At the end of the second song someone yells out something like "Shut Up! We know you can play. Jesus!" lol
Crossroads is a superb movie. Definitely worth the watch.
Steve Vai, never ever disappoints 😮😅😊
My cat ran when this came on. Reminds me of the horse ride at the drugstore or dimestore when you were a kid. Don't know what I was expecting but it's definitely different.
One of the 4 horses of the Apocalypse.... that's all I can think
The Morley effects company released a Steve Vai signature wah wah pedal called the Bad Horsie, but I'm not sure if that was before or after this was produced
I want to say it was afterwards but it might have been in conjunction with this time. I bought the version 2 (red and black model) and it’s a badass wah pedal 👌🏻
This guy right here belongs in the RNR HOF. He should have his own wing. He has done so much. He had a big impact on music, especially guitar. But his solo stuff. Jesus he's made some impressive music. Very artistic, which I love. Anybody can play fast. He has mastered his craft for multiple styles and speeds. He's not a one trick pony. His stuff with Whitesnake was great. His stuff with David Lee Roth was great. Imagine DLR working with EVH and Steve Vai. Good lord. I put Vai as number one, and EVH as number 2. My personal opinion. Eddie was bigger because of the VH music. The whole band. If he made just guitar music, I'm not sure what that would be like. Eddie never seemed interested.
He only used a Morley wah pedal most of it was whammy bar action if you'll notice he had it in his hand most of the time and his slide playing is great on this song, check out building the church live it is fricken awesome
Finally STEVE VAI ...PLAYED WITH FRANK ZAPPA ....AMAZING
Steve Vai is an amazing guitarist.
I started at 11 years old. I never came close to his talent. I play for myself.
Crossroads is based on bluesman Robert Johnson. Definitely worth a watch. Vai kills it when they "cut heads" in the finally. Macchio s parts are done by guitar player Ry Cooder. He's probably a guy you've heard but didn't know it.
Speaking of Macchio
I am a Cobra Kai fanatic .Brilliant series!
Wow ha, I really liked it, sometimes I thought it was Jimi Hendrix, and then Ritchie Blackmore came out at the end. I'll definitely listen to the studio version with 3-D sound.
Interesting place to start.
Gregory Hines, Sammy Davis JR. Great tap dancers
Absolute finger dexterity to the max
So a LOT of Steve's early recorded work is just him alone in his own studio - he plays all the instruments and often employed a drum machine. This EP was recorded that way... while he does tour with a band that tends to feature the same players for extended periods of time, I don't believe those guys in the video were actually members of his band (EDIT: I think I'm wrong - I re-listened to some other tunes from this EP and it sounds like he used a band.) This was released a few years after his "rock band" project called VAI was released. They recorded one album featuring some killer musicians and a young Devin Townsend on vocals, who is a force of nature.
The album released the year after this EP, called Fire Garden, is probably my favorite and it's the first time he sang lead vocals extensively throughout the album - there are some brilliant songs on it... in particular the song Aching Hunger has one of the best hooks he's ever written.
the drummer looks so similar like ozzy, with that make up and pony tail hail…😂 imagine, ozzy on drums here….😂😂😂
steve is a beast…he is real nasty when he can be….he can be real sweet and mellow,,..he can be really heavy and really loud….he is just superb……..
try listening his tracks like g3 performance where he played a triple neck guitar…..it is epic
Superb ......just outrageous mastery.
Sort of Jimi Hendrix trippy. I liked it a lot. Definitely a lot.
This riff reminds me of a Dimebag Darrell riff. or something like it...
Alice Coooer- Billion Dollar Babies ( with Donavan) 73
Its an essential reaction !!
react to whispering a prayer its soo moving and will bring a tear to the eye
Interesting choice.
I've always wondered how much Zappa affected Vai's wild creativity or if Steve always had that insanity. (I mean that in a good way)
Hey, guys, give our regards to Tye.
Little Green Men is totally zappa inspired.
@@misterkite oh, yeah. Definitely.
Steve's best album was his debut LP " Flexable" (after he left Zappa's band)
Check- Attitude Song &
Viv Woman
Too be honest not so much into. It doesn't have near the sense of humor and indivuality as the first LP.
Vai took advanced guitar lessons from Joe Satriani, another guitar great
天才
Cross road is an amazing movie
And now do "Driving At Night" by Joe Satriani.
One Week by Barenaked Ladies is a fun track you should give it a listen 👍
You guys should do crowbar-planets collide
Thats what u call killing the game,,feels like i got my ass kicked
I hear alot of Jeff Beck
Gentlemen, Gene Kelly, Fred Astaire, Gregory Hines are ALL american tap dancers (as well as other forms of dancing). You need to watch movies from the 30,40 and 50s
Gene , Fred and the rest all learned from the Nicolaus Brothers!!
They should check the film " Stormy Weather".
They do not view movies. Just music. Any suggestions on music?😊
@dannysunay4386
"James Brown Outta Site Love on Tami Show 64"
You will see exactly where DLR and countless others got much inspiration. Doing the moonwalk when MJ was in his diapers. Best Live performance ever
@@dannysunay4386 buy they do use videos for musical relation, so viewing singing in the rain, putting on the Ritz, any other clip of a musical number featuring dancing would be in keeping with what they do.
Y'all need to listen to The Violution play this song. JLynn is Crazy talented. Check it brothers.
You haven't done For The Love Of God yet ? Vai's masterpiece. There is a video but live version probably better.
FREAK SHOW EXCESS live from Where the wild things are. You have to do it.
The guy sprayed himself with gold paint? WTH?
Hey, get me off of here.NOW.