You might be interested to know Stevie was always very “spiritual” and believed in a higher power. Once he got sober he re-dedicated his life to Jesus. He often said “Thanks To God I am alive & well today” at his concerts. Stevie was an out of this world talent & an amazing human being. Although they never met, Stevie loved & respected Jimi. He felt a real kinship to him. I believe Jimi would approve of this tribute.
Eyes closed & away Stevie goes!! Full of love & very humble guy...he didnt deserve to pass as he did 🥺 Still makes me cry when i see him live on these fantastic videos ❤ You must check out his REHEARSAL...even that is something special...always live for any Stevie songs as he played every concert differently...amazing talent...like Elvis he never hit a bum note or failed the fans...unlike Elvis poor Stevie was killed before he made it really big..as he would have done i am sure! Love ur reactions...Stevie was something special & you couldnt do enough reactions to him (or Elvis) imo 🙏❤🙃
This is from 1983 when SRV was heavily addicted to drugs and booze. It's interesting to compare this with the more up tempo version from 1989 Austin City Limits show when he was clean and sober. You don't have to do another reaction but you ought to check it out.
The necklace is called a SQUASH BLOSSOM. It’s a southwestern Native American piece made of silver and turquoise. This is my favorite performance of this song BTW lol!
It's Saturday evening here in the Netherlands when I'm watching your channel. I've got some lovely 80's gems for you to check out, Mr Doge😎. I'm sure you'll love them! 1. Feels Like Heaven by Fiction Factory 2. Once In A Lifetime by the Talking Heads 3. Slave To The Rhythm by Grace Jones
In my personal opinion, having played guitar for 50 years, the only live performance that transcends Jimi's guitar playing is SRV. Please consider this a personal opinion. SRV's playing is that outstanding.
To understand why Hendrix was such a heavy influence on SRV you have to go back to the Monterey Pop Festival 1967. This was Hendrix‘s debut performance in America and it was like nothing seen or heard before. Hendrick shot to instant stardom and was essentially on top of everyone else’s game. So it’s understandable why people thought this was magical, and probably where his idea came for the concept of being a voodoo child. I’ll give you two Led Zeppelin numbers that you might consider which are the opposite ends of their musical spectrum. The first being “Stairway to Heaven” and the second is “When the Levy Breaks”🙏🎸
Alot of people say Stevie's wha-wha was given to Stevie by Jimi's family members but the truth is Stevie's brother Jimmie Vaughan was playing at a venue along with Jimi Hendrix, Jimi Hendrix had borrowed Jimmie Vaughan's wha-wha peddle and Jimi broke Vaughan's wha peddle so later Jimi Hendrix gave Jimmie Vaughan his wha peddle and Jimmie gave it to his brother Stevie ( from a Jimmie Vaughan interview)
Wow more Stevie Ray Vaughan, this is going to be good, damn right from the start, he we go, Stevie loved Jimi Hendrix, I think he did this for an homage to Jimi Hendrix, he definitely put his own style in this, I think Jimi would have been proud, absolutely awesome, yeah like Jimi Hendrix Stevie Ray passed so soon, his hand on the guitar blows my mind, absolutely wild, Mr Doge lost his mind, lol lol, he's absolutely fabulous with the guitar, just freaking wow, I wish it wasn't blocked I'm going to have to watch this so I can see him, they say that country blues are full of voodoo symbolism I don't know this is what I hear, again just wow oh my God look at that guitar, I don't smoke by definitely need a cigarette, lol lol, I'm just glad you're young whippersnappers are getting into this music, lol lol, that was definitely in the top ten, which is like a 100 by now top 10, this is awesome, Stevie still blows my mind, thanks.
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You might be interested to know Stevie was always very “spiritual” and believed in a higher power. Once he got sober he re-dedicated his life to Jesus. He often said “Thanks To God I am alive & well today” at his concerts. Stevie was an out of this world talent & an amazing human being. Although they never met, Stevie loved & respected Jimi. He felt a real kinship to him. I believe Jimi would approve of this tribute.
Jimmy played it, but Stevie perfected it
Stevie asked Al Hendix, Jimmy's father if he could cover Jimmy's songs, he asked for permission.
Tin Pan Alley - SRV with Johnny Copeland is the meanest blues duet you'll find.
Yes🎸💯🎶💙 at Montreux Jazz Festival 1985
YES! Do it !
SRV ~ 🎸🐐 The goatiest goat in all of goatness
I was fortunate enough to see SRV three times in concert before he left us and he was AMAZING. What an artist ❤
Man I wish I was able to this was a masterpiece 🙌 rip
Riviera paradise in Austin City limits...will blow your mind...no words just Stevie playing with all his soul
Eyes closed & away Stevie goes!!
Full of love & very humble guy...he didnt deserve to pass as he did 🥺 Still makes me cry when i see him live on these fantastic videos ❤
You must check out his REHEARSAL...even that is something special...always live for any Stevie songs as he played every concert differently...amazing talent...like Elvis he never hit a bum note or failed the fans...unlike Elvis poor Stevie was killed before he made it really big..as he would have done i am sure!
Love ur reactions...Stevie was something special & you couldnt do enough reactions to him (or Elvis) imo 🙏❤🙃
This is from 1983 when SRV was heavily addicted to drugs and booze. It's interesting to compare this with the more up tempo version from 1989 Austin City Limits show when he was clean and sober. You don't have to do another reaction but you ought to check it out.
You usually see the later one but I kind of prefer this one for some reason
React to it, too! FIRE!!!🔥
His early stuff was way better. When he got clean he lost alot of the raw, reckless briliance he had in his younger years.
Jimi invented it. Stevie perfected it.
Facts 🙏😭
Steve played Hendrix better than Hendrix. More notes, more dynamics. He could outplay Jimi any day of the week.
GOAT= SRV
"Life without you" 1985 New Jersey
I did that one haha
Life without you... capital theater... another gem
Have you seen Stevie Ray doing "Texas Flood"? Live at the El Mocambo, that one is great too.
I did that one recently check the channel
Fun fact: the wah pedal he used was the same one Jimi Hendrix used... it was given to him by Jimi's father.
❤💯
Enjoyed this SRV reaction. His playing is mesmerizing. Thanks for reaction.
Thank you so much for showing love ♥️
The necklace is called a SQUASH BLOSSOM. It’s a southwestern Native American piece made of silver and turquoise. This is my favorite performance of this song BTW lol!
Yayyyyyyy 🎉🎉🎉🎉
👏✨😊
It's Saturday evening here in the Netherlands when I'm watching your channel. I've got some lovely 80's gems for you to check out, Mr Doge😎. I'm sure you'll love them!
1. Feels Like Heaven by Fiction Factory
2. Once In A Lifetime by the Talking Heads
3. Slave To The Rhythm by Grace Jones
That is the most valuable guitar in the world. Souped up strat.
Oh snap 🔥
In my personal opinion, having played guitar for 50 years, the only live performance that transcends Jimi's guitar playing is SRV.
Please consider this a personal opinion. SRV's playing is that outstanding.
Have you done "Change It" live at the Capitol Theatre yet? I like all of his songs from that venue.
Jimmie Vaughan, Stevie's older brother, used to say," Stevie plays guitar like he's breaking out of prison!"😂
- Hendrix: RAW; SRV: "FINESSED".
- I REALLY like this SRV version
I think parts of the Blues are meant to strengthen your faith in the depths of despair.
To understand why Hendrix was such a heavy influence on SRV you have to go back to the Monterey Pop Festival 1967.
This was Hendrix‘s debut performance in America and it was like nothing seen or heard before. Hendrick shot to instant stardom and was essentially on top of everyone else’s game. So it’s understandable why people thought this was magical, and probably where his idea came for the concept of being a voodoo child.
I’ll give you two Led Zeppelin numbers that you might consider which are the opposite ends of their musical spectrum. The first being “Stairway to
Heaven” and the second is “When the
Levy Breaks”🙏🎸
if you love jesus, your gonna love the song from spirit in the sky from norman greenbaum , enjoy🙏
I did a reaction to that one a week or so ago
Need to listen to change it by srv
A big yes.....I like the Capitol Theatre version in 1985 the best!
@@vomhausmann we're in the same "state of mind"
One handed..... Pull offs and hammer ons😅
Stevie probably doubled the notes Jimi played in his original here.
I still can't understand what Stevie sings starting at 9:13.
"Cause I'm a Voodoo Chile yeah, I'm a...?" Anyone?
Try some Pink Floyd!! They are awesome!! And Led Zepplin!
Real,Testify first song at el mocambo,Joe Bonamassa midnight blues live, Jimmy Barnes and Joe Bonamassa Stone cold😮😅😊😮
Do yourself a favor and watch the other live performances of the same song cuz they're all different
Bruh that's crazy but I will 🤣👏😊
@@stillmrdogeGood advice ! Watch them all.
It seems Jimi wrote/composed Voodoo Child just for himself and SRV.
Love this version...sex-on-a-stick...musically...of course.
Alot of people say Stevie's wha-wha was given to Stevie by Jimi's family members but the truth is Stevie's brother Jimmie Vaughan was playing at a venue along with Jimi Hendrix, Jimi Hendrix had borrowed Jimmie Vaughan's wha-wha peddle and Jimi broke Vaughan's wha peddle so later Jimi Hendrix gave Jimmie Vaughan his wha peddle and Jimmie gave it to his brother Stevie ( from a Jimmie Vaughan interview)
Face melt yours.
Hqha
- Voodoo/Santeria.
- Just sayin'.
You have lost me with the preaching nonsense keep religion out of it
Well I'm sorry you feel that way but I can't keep my thoughts and reaction out of a reaction video. Jesus is Lord ♥️
You have to balance your beliefs and listening to those contrary to yours vs the fun of watching someone enjoy art for the first time.
Wow more Stevie Ray Vaughan, this is going to be good, damn right from the start, he we go, Stevie loved Jimi Hendrix, I think he did this for an homage to Jimi Hendrix, he definitely put his own style in this, I think Jimi would have been proud, absolutely awesome, yeah like Jimi Hendrix Stevie Ray passed so soon, his hand on the guitar blows my mind, absolutely wild, Mr Doge lost his mind, lol lol, he's absolutely fabulous with the guitar, just freaking wow, I wish it wasn't blocked I'm going to have to watch this so I can see him, they say that country blues are full of voodoo symbolism I don't know this is what I hear, again just wow oh my God look at that guitar, I don't smoke by definitely need a cigarette, lol lol, I'm just glad you're young whippersnappers are getting into this music, lol lol, that was definitely in the top ten, which is like a 100 by now top 10, this is awesome, Stevie still blows my mind, thanks.
Amazing isn't it lol. thanks for always showing love Jeff ❤🙌
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Ya what he said or else