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  • @VonRyeGaming
    @VonRyeGaming Год назад +217

    I love watching everyone's faces when Stevie Ray starts playing behind his back and never misses a beat.

    • @artbagley1406
      @artbagley1406 Год назад +3

      Many of those folks wonder, "HOW?!" To start with, I'm sure it sounded like crap when SRV first experimented; but persistence and constant practice got him to where he was and to the point he flabbergasted us!

    • @jefferywarburton2116
      @jefferywarburton2116 Год назад +4

      or looses a tooth playing guitar w. his mouth. same

    • @J450NRS11
      @J450NRS11 Год назад +4

      Hendrix did it first but Stevie did it better!

    • @johnnelson3921
      @johnnelson3921 Год назад +1

      I love that too. He was definitely a once in a lifetime talent. There will never be another SRV.

    • @doinky4345
      @doinky4345 Год назад

      it’s actually not as difficult to play behind ur back ( ofcourse it’s difficult playing like him but yeah) your fretting hand doesnt really switch up or anything
      the difficult part might be consistently picking the right notes since you cant see your hand

  • @785boats
    @785boats Год назад +52

    My wife cried for a week when he died and gave our firstborn child 'Vaughan'. as his middle name. He picked up a guitar at the age of 14. By the age of 16 he was a damn good guitarist & in the school rock band. Now, at the age of 30, he is brilliant. We still tell him it is all because of the spirit in his name. And yes, he loves playing some of Stevies songs. After all he had been listening to them from when he was in the womb. So had the neighbours.

    • @Ya_Boi_Ice
      @Ya_Boi_Ice 5 месяцев назад +2

      My parents named me after him. so i feel the same way. I love singing when im driving and i have been told i have a good voice. Keep rockin brother

    • @BoHaven
      @BoHaven 20 дней назад

      So did I! 😢

  • @JOD442
    @JOD442 Год назад +87

    Remember, this is live! He is a true legend. You would struggle to find anyone today with this much raw talent. Untouchable. Watch his video Live at the El Macambo

    • @alanmacification
      @alanmacification Год назад +3

      This is the El Mo.

    • @JOD442
      @JOD442 Год назад +2

      @@alanmacification yes sorry, I meant watch the whole video. The rest is just as good. Cheers

    • @dennisbrooks8566
      @dennisbrooks8566 Год назад +1

      Give a listen to Billy Strings . Amazing young finger picker .

    • @JOD442
      @JOD442 Год назад +1

      @@dennisbrooks8566 love Billy Strings!!! He is another super talented artist, no question!!

    • @halfogre6373
      @halfogre6373 Год назад +1

      Albert collins didn’t use a pick

  • @GaryMcElroy-t8c
    @GaryMcElroy-t8c 5 месяцев назад +6

    Stevie Ray Vaughn for so far beyond anyone before or after him. He was a rock god and now he's one of God's children.

  • @howardzdenek98
    @howardzdenek98 Год назад +36

    Nobody in history has ever had a conversation with a guitar like this man.

    • @georgestevens1502
      @georgestevens1502 Год назад +1

      BB Kong said the thing about Stevie is that he keeps ghe conversation going where other players gave to pause and think of something else. Clapton has said Stevie was never at a loss for phrasings. Open channel. The music just spills out of him like a waterfall.

    • @hermano4242
      @hermano4242 Год назад

      Roy Buchanan did it better. 😂

  • @elliottberry5317
    @elliottberry5317 Год назад +22

    Stevie played the guitar like his life depended on it. Just dripping with talent.

  • @ernieferguson5286
    @ernieferguson5286 Год назад +5

    He’s gods gift to us. Enjoy.

  • @jonathanratliff4780
    @jonathanratliff4780 Год назад +67

    SRV stands as an eternal guitar god among guitar legends Millie....he was one with his instrument. So much respect for Stevie...stand in awe man. By the way, if someone else here has not shared, his last name is pronounced as VONN...Like the word ON just with a V in front of it. Great reaction!

    • @brewswillis9783
      @brewswillis9783 Год назад +2

      Actually it rhymes with yawn but either way hyperbole fails to adequately describe his brilliance. I was fortunate enough to see him live 3 times and yeah, he's the GOAT.

    • @shanehodges6980
      @shanehodges6980 Год назад +3

      disagree with how its pronounced, its definitely more like VAWN than VONN

  • @webbtrekker534
    @webbtrekker534 Год назад +48

    Always wonderful to see the youngsters of today discover Stevie Ray Vaughan (Pronounced Vonn). Yes, he was the greatest and the world lost a fantastic musician when he died. Very good!

    • @shanehodges6980
      @shanehodges6980 Год назад +1

      why does no one say it like "vonn" when talking about him, iv'e only ever heard it pronounced vawn

    • @jamiemacdonald436
      @jamiemacdonald436 Год назад

      @@shanehodges6980 Potayto / potato

    • @shanehodges6980
      @shanehodges6980 Год назад

      @@jamiemacdonald436 Not really the same situation, people are trying to "correct" some ones pronunciation incorrectly

  • @brentkelsay3439
    @brentkelsay3439 Год назад +37

    Stevie Ray's insane guitar skills are undeniable but I love seeing people's amazement when they hear him sing! Great job Millie you were feeling Stevie Ray!!!

  • @JeffreyTheTaylor
    @JeffreyTheTaylor Год назад +4

    My standard SRV reax vid comment: I was lucky enuf to see him in a small hall after he got clean. Ten minutes into the show, you feared for his life. 40 minutes in, you feared for yours. Utterly relentless force of nature, music oozed from his every cell. Just a complete tsunami, you could not breathe. RIP.

    • @alan98bert
      @alan98bert 11 месяцев назад +2

      I saw 6 times, 3 before anyone outside of Texas knew about him.

  • @terrynorman9622
    @terrynorman9622 Год назад +28

    One of the best guitarists of all time. Died before in 1990 in a helicopter crash at the age of 35. Texas Flood is a blues song first recorded by Larry Davis in 1958.Willie Nelson and Albert King recorded the song also, but Stevie Ray Vaughan had the most masterful and lasting version.

  • @timothywilliams2252
    @timothywilliams2252 Год назад +10

    What Zen is to spirituality, "The Blues" is to music... It's not numbers, not keys, not scales, not technique... It simply is. When one is in the "zone," there are no mistakes in Blues. As a person that has played such in the past, I count the fingers on one hand, and still come up short, when I have got into this zone. That's what makes legends like SRV so incredible! Because, every time he picked up his Strat, he was already there!!! I got to see him live in '88, and it was epic--to say the least!

  • @RicoMnc
    @RicoMnc Год назад +3

    "...blimey..." heh, love it when he hits that run of licks and people get amazed, perplexed, and usually a big smile on their face... never tire of these reactions....but wait, there's more, heh....

  • @stephenignatz8364
    @stephenignatz8364 Год назад +10

    I saw Stevie LIVE 3 times before he died. He was Epic as you said. One of the greatest ever. Loved your reaction.

  • @msudlp
    @msudlp Год назад +47

    SRV = GOAT!!!!! The best guitarist of all time. RIP.

    • @Docjonel
      @Docjonel Год назад +2

      I have to give the GOAT title to SRV. Many extraordinary guitarists, but none leave me slack-jawed and exhausted after watching them perform like he does.

    • @randycomerford2038
      @randycomerford2038 Год назад +2

      I totally agree man....

    • @letsgomets002
      @letsgomets002 Год назад

      No he's not😊

    • @mr.anderson6040
      @mr.anderson6040 Год назад +2

      No doubt my guy I say this as somebody who gas been playing most of my life and I've heard all the greats

    • @mr.anderson6040
      @mr.anderson6040 Год назад +1

      @@Tijuanabill Hendricks is probably the greatest innovator but certainly not the greatest player as he made many mistakes when he played I got introduced to Stevie as somebody who could play jimi better than Jimi and guess what it's true my guy if you don't like it too bad but it's true Jimi Hendrix was my Guitar Hero until I got introduced to Stevie Ray Vaughan I still play left-handed because of Jimi but I know he wasn't the best to ever play a guitar that would go to Stevie Ray Vaughan as far as I know sorry my guy

  • @PRGidaro
    @PRGidaro Год назад +8

    He plays better behind his back than many guitarists play in front!

  • @jimatyeo
    @jimatyeo Год назад +8

    Did you notice he reached up and tuned either the E or A string in the middle of the solo as well. About 7:30 on my timer. The dude was a major legend. He was originally inspired to play while watching his older brother Jimmie.

    • @Tijuanabill
      @Tijuanabill Год назад

      Probably tuned the E to D, aka "drop D" tuning.

    • @89801wink
      @89801wink Год назад +1

      In an interview with Jimmy, Jimmy said that Stevie was hard to play with because he never played a song the same way "once".

    • @jimatyeo
      @jimatyeo Год назад +2

      @@Tijuanabill Actually Stevie tuned his guitar to E flat he tuned the other strings down a half a step as well. He did that so he could bend the strings easier.He used the heaviest strings possible because of the tone. He also kept his action as high as possible because of the string gauge and tone. Supposedly never used drop D tuning and really did not need to. Our lead guitarist used to tune a lot during solo's he was used to the sound and knew instantly when out of tune. It takes real skill and time on the fretboard to do that.

  • @neildavis1639
    @neildavis1639 Год назад +9

    You should check out Jeff Healey, sadly we lost him in 2008. He was blind from the age of 3 and learned to play with guitar by putting it in his lap. He was discovered by SRV. And was in the movie Roadhouse with the rest of the band. You will be blown away when you hear this amazingly talented blind man.

  • @edbluez99
    @edbluez99 Год назад +9

    Lucky to have seen him 3 times in concert.

  • @stevedahlberg8680
    @stevedahlberg8680 Год назад +9

    This came out when I was in my early college Years and I love it so much. I was lucky enough to see him three times before his early tragic death. A humble guy that was so talented. And double trouble is fantastic for him, they know each other so well and they're all contributing heavily.

  • @JohnWarner-lu8rq
    @JohnWarner-lu8rq Год назад +2

    I had to chuckle because I knew what was coming near the end, and couldn't wait to see your reaction.

  • @Brooksie1of1
    @Brooksie1of1 Год назад +4

    One of the best guitarists of all time. It's often been said that he doesn't plug in his guitar, he plugs in his soul.

  • @Jeffbambam
    @Jeffbambam Год назад +3

    Welcome to the magical world of SRV. Here you will find the 🐐 of 🎸 and see him bare his soul through every lick !

  • @j.t.3798
    @j.t.3798 Год назад +2

    You just watched the 🐐, baby. So awesome to see your generation appreciate and keep alive this amazing talent

  • @williammilheim8141
    @williammilheim8141 Год назад +3

    R.I.P. SRV when guitars go to bed at night they dream of being played by SRV

  • @wendellburkhart8169
    @wendellburkhart8169 Год назад +1

    Love watching people's first reaction to SRV and then the behind the back 😅

  • @fretless05
    @fretless05 Год назад +4

    Yeah, he played past, and did crazy stuff, like bending on the first or second fret, play lightening fast hammer ons and pull-offs, and flying through crazy licks while playing a guitar strung with seriously heavy gauge strings that would make most mortals' fingers bleed (he played between 13 and 18 gauge strings- yes 18 gauge!). He got super fat tone, but I can't even imagine the time he put in just to get strong enough to play strings that heavy. He is a legend. The album bearing the same name as this song "Texas Flood" is a great one to buy to really get into SRV; it's amazing.

  • @212x3
    @212x3 Год назад +3

    Stevie is the GOAT. His voice has been described as "honey poured over gravel".

  • @DD1072
    @DD1072 Год назад +1

    2:10 is the best part of this video, when Millie really notices "Stevie" and then looks so elated

  • @deanchamblin2160
    @deanchamblin2160 Год назад +5

    Dude was a beast on the guitar!! All that needs to be said.

  • @peteperico8814
    @peteperico8814 Год назад +6

    Great reaction 👍! SRV is a legend in Texas where i'm from. Blues and shuffle are commonly played even to this day. But after awhile alot of guitarist branches out from playing minor and major pentatonic lead lines and they started to add flavor their rhythm and blues lead line like this guy ..

    • @peteperico8814
      @peteperico8814 Год назад

      ruclips.net/video/j8OsuhTDufw/видео.html

  • @Billy.gen-X
    @Billy.gen-X Год назад +5

    The best, nobody else is near his talent

  • @petergj
    @petergj Год назад +9

    What a huge loss the day we lost SRV

    • @MegaSpamspamspam
      @MegaSpamspamspam Год назад

      you shall see it this way. there is no heaven without SRV. God had to get him

  • @marymargaretmoore9034
    @marymargaretmoore9034 Год назад +5

    Great reaction to this performance by SRV. He was truly one of the greatest.

  • @cameltanker1286
    @cameltanker1286 Год назад +1

    I am pleased to see another young person enjoying what my peers and I have been enjoying for the last 35 years. Hope you will delve deeper into the SRV rabbit hole.

  • @SSPVideo
    @SSPVideo Год назад +3

    How? How? How? Because he is The Greatest of All Time!!!
    SRV = THE G.O.A.T.

  • @gilbertdare5921
    @gilbertdare5921 Год назад +2

    Been a devoted fan of his 40 plus years. Saw him 4 times live. This performance is my all time favorite. Each song he played had more superb guitar work than other bands had on a complete album. Not too shabby for someone that didnt read music. Eric Clapton had to stop watching him from backstage because he thought he would be too intimidated to be able to follow him onstage. Truly the greatest of all time!

  • @stevenmonte7397
    @stevenmonte7397 Год назад +2

    From my neighborhood!!!! Met him once at the mall! The best EVER!!!!

  • @Prone2Thrill
    @Prone2Thrill Год назад +8

    IMO this is the best live performances I've ever seen of any genre! GOAT status secure. If you want another awesome live song try his duet with Johnny Copeland - Tin Pan Alley is the roughest place you've ever been....

  • @jacksonmarshallkramer5087
    @jacksonmarshallkramer5087 Год назад +2

    Stevie was a VERY special guitar player. That song is his epic piece, especially this particular performance. His loss was immeasurable.

  • @olddave5084
    @olddave5084 Год назад +3

    Stevie is simply THE ONE.

  • @stevenmonte7397
    @stevenmonte7397 Год назад +10

    Now you have to do Life Without You at the Capital Theater! Stevie KILLS IT!!!

    • @artbagley1406
      @artbagley1406 Год назад

      Another suggestion: "Voodoo Child," cover of a Jimi Hendrix song. SRV knew Jimi's family; they let him borrow the wah-wah pedal he uses in the performance!

  • @douglaspensack3499
    @douglaspensack3499 Год назад +2

    The blues was reinvigorated when it went electric. You should check out Johnny Winter, and even some Jimi Hendrix blues (Red House).

  • @70centurian
    @70centurian Год назад +2

    The GOAT....RIP Stevie.

  • @ZappafansAchilles
    @ZappafansAchilles Год назад +4

    Thank you for loving SRV
    He really was the only one.
    I was lucky enough to see him live when he came to Tokyo.
    Stevie Ray Vaughan - Life Without You - 9/21/1985 - Capitol Theatre, Passaic, NJ and Stevie Ray Vaughan - Look at Little Sister (Live) Stevie Ray Vaughan - Little Wing (07/11/1983) and Stevie If you listen to Ray Vaughan - Little Wing (recording version), I think SRV will be happy in heaven (I really want you to listen more, but I can't say it's impossible) Please make my wish come true Thank you very much
    God bless Millie Mochi

  • @gordonhamilton2539
    @gordonhamilton2539 Год назад +1

    He plays what’s called the dirty blues

  • @jasonbyassee7541
    @jasonbyassee7541 Год назад +2

    Hold on to your chair young lady. Stevie is the greatest ever.

  • @alfredh3071
    @alfredh3071 Год назад +1

    Love you and your reaction, you are so fun! It always amazes me when someone can play whatever his soul wants. The talent that transcends what you can see, he can play what he feels, no limit. Most of us are looking at our guitars, realizing we have no idea that the thing can even do that.

  • @dukeravenshadow5532
    @dukeravenshadow5532 Год назад +1

    Live at the Mocambo "Lenny" was Awesome!

  • @socalnitro
    @socalnitro Год назад +1

    A guy picks up a guitar and never puts it down until he can make anything out of it. That’s called passion obsession and work. RIP SRV.

  • @motrock93b
    @motrock93b 7 месяцев назад +1

    Stevie's guitar is the lightning, his voice is the thunder.

  • @chriscatherine5151
    @chriscatherine5151 Год назад

    Welcome to the SRV Fan club! I caught one of his shows in DC a long, long time ago. It was awesome!

  • @clintonchico9547
    @clintonchico9547 Год назад +1

    The secret to SRV and Hendrix was months, if not years of practice, while on LSD. The guitar became a part of them. They would then do a bunch of coke before going on stage so they could increase their focus and speed.

  • @markhenry8669
    @markhenry8669 4 месяца назад +1

    HAPPY BIRTHDAY
    STEVIE RAY VAUGHN 🙏🏻🌹🙏🏻

  • @twebb2726
    @twebb2726 Год назад +3

    The world lost alot we Stevie passed no can play and sing like srv heaven has the best blues now

    • @Tijuanabill
      @Tijuanabill Год назад

      Why do the best artists die young, and the best athletes blow their knee out young? I guess it's asking to much for every parameter in the universe to align, plus time.

  • @stevew585
    @stevew585 Год назад +2

    SRV The BEST Rock/Blues Guitarist to ever walk the Earth.

  • @rlevitta
    @rlevitta Год назад +1

    One thing that gave Stevie's guitar that sound was that he tuned his guitar down to Eb - half step down.

  • @ryanlinton2663
    @ryanlinton2663 Год назад +1

    Great reaction as always! ❤ looking forward to more! Thank you!

  • @zunbake3
    @zunbake3 Год назад +2

    Pure Blues Progression

  • @williamcabell142
    @williamcabell142 Год назад +1

    You don’t have to block him out!🤨 He will always be the GOAT OF GOATS! 😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

  • @dheller777
    @dheller777 Год назад +3

    The GOAT!

  • @gl15col
    @gl15col Год назад +3

    Dude could not read a single note of music. Just listened, learned and played. And never the same twice. His amazing band, Double Trouble, were just about the only musicians who could keep up with his constantly changing interpretation of the songs. The Angel of Music both wrapped her arms around Stevie, and beat him with her wings; his life was difficult and he learned the blues through genuine suffering.

  • @LordGrokken
    @LordGrokken Год назад +8

    You need to watch him and his brother Jimmy do the guitar duet of Pipeline.

  • @vincentvancraig
    @vincentvancraig Год назад +1

    Millie, u did this one already, dear... ur reaction was amazing, how could i forget it? ...what u need to do now is stevie ray vaughan, “life without you”, live, at the capital theater in passaic, new jersey, on the date of 9/21/1985 ... u need a new SRV mind blowing occurrence

  • @morrisalanisette9067
    @morrisalanisette9067 6 месяцев назад

    this is the best reaction vid ive seen cuz you actually react and its genuine

  • @GinMae
    @GinMae Год назад +1

    thank you! SRV is the GOAT.. lol.. this one is widely acknowledged as one of his best.. love your reaction.. he is truly missed...

  • @robertstoner8244
    @robertstoner8244 Год назад +1

    Stevey ray Vaughan was one of the best that ever walked this planet ❤

  • @michaelhayes7471
    @michaelhayes7471 Год назад +2

    Hearing Stevie is great but seeing him is on a different level

  • @c1ph3rpunk
    @c1ph3rpunk Год назад

    There are those days in life, imprinted forever, burned into your memory, that you’ll never forget. Driving on 294 home from work and heard on the radio the legend was gone. 35 years old, an absolute tragedy for music, we lost one far too soon. His guitar was simply an extension of him, perhaps even directly connected to his soul. Music just flowed from him.
    One can only guess that somewhere up in heaven there’s one hell of a jam session going.

  • @timmyr345
    @timmyr345 Год назад +1

    Loving your reviews!

  • @snewhouse13
    @snewhouse13 Год назад +1

    New subscriber, loved your reaction to the guitar king himself, SRV!

  • @jeffkeith2718
    @jeffkeith2718 Год назад +1

    Love your Channel, and your reaction. Stevie Ray Vaughan is my Favorite guitar hero. You need to check out his live version of
    " Look at little sister " and watch he breaks a string.....you were talking about checking out the Guitar heros, here is a short list of my all-time favorites after Stevie Ray Vaughan.
    Gary Moore, Rory Gallagher, B.B King, Alvin Lee, Roy Buchanan, Snowy White, Derek Trucks, Duane Allman, Freddie King, Slash, and Albert King, I can recommend a few great videos to watch also. I'm 61 and I started playing the guitar when I was 8. I've played in garage bands, touring bands and doing session work. I love to see someone as young as you who appreciate good guitar players.

  • @bobbyc3895
    @bobbyc3895 Год назад +1

    You just witnessed the single greatest guitar performance, ever. You can try and convince me of others (Roy Clark's Malanguena is a close second).

  • @ChillsHills72
    @ChillsHills72 19 дней назад

    Greatest bluesman ever!, no one can come close, bless you SRV!

  • @jlhilbert1
    @jlhilbert1 Год назад +2

    If you really want to be blown away, watch SRV and his brother, Jimmie, playing together…literally…on the song “Pipeline.”

  • @Brandi6666
    @Brandi6666 Год назад

    Yes. Definition of a guitar god. Great smile millie 🤘❤️ keep rocking

  • @jrneff1
    @jrneff1 Год назад +4

    This was a real musician something that doesn't exist in today's music.

    • @Pushing_Pixels
      @Pushing_Pixels Год назад

      You're not looking hard enough. There are just as many "real" musicians as there ever was.

  • @beernmetal6964
    @beernmetal6964 Год назад +1

    LOL. The 80s were badass. Some of our most stressful decisions were: Iron Maiden is playing the Summit, and Judas Priest is playing the Colosseum on the same night! LOL! sometimes we'd watch the opening band for one show which might be Queensryche or Triumph and leave only to go elsewhere to watch the headliner like Van Halen or AC DC at another place. And yeah, tickets were like $12 - $14. You should check out "Stargazers" live from Rainbow with Ronnie James Dio. Please wear Depends when you do so.

  • @timneale5657
    @timneale5657 Год назад +3

    It was incredible to see him live and I was lucky enough to see him before he died. It was an incredible show, John Cafferty and the Beaver Brown Band, Greg Allman, and Stevie Ray Vaughn and Double Trouble. It started raining at a outside venue and we were all worried that SRV wouldn't play. He came out on stage to check it out, kicked at the stage and a huge spray of water came off his kick. Heard him say, as he walked by a mic, Fuck it, let's rock this fucker! Crowd went insane!! They came out an just absolutely killed it!

  • @CookBeerCOD
    @CookBeerCOD Год назад +1

    I think the sound you're asking about is from him 'bending' strings

  • @thomasrichmond601
    @thomasrichmond601 Год назад +1

    Millie 💐🇬🇧 I’ve always loved Stevie’s work since the early 70s hanging out with Johnny Winter an idol of mine.- ✌️Thomas

  • @dukeravenshadow5532
    @dukeravenshadow5532 Год назад +1

    "Ain't gonna give up on love" At the 85 Montreaux festival was awesome, as was Tin Pan Alley. His version of Voodoo Chile in Tokyo was the best!

  • @paulc7486
    @paulc7486 2 месяца назад

    I saw SRV in college gym, in New Jersey, 1986. I was 16. He changed the way I heard music, permanently.

  • @JohnWarner-lu8rq
    @JohnWarner-lu8rq Год назад +1

    There are many great Blues guitar players, like Kenny Wayne Sheppard, Gary Moore and others, but SRV is the GOAT. Notice that Stevie's ayes are closed for most of this performance... he knew his way around a guitar, for sure. I saw him, Clapton and others the night of the helicopter crash, and I haven't had an inclination to another concert ever since.

  • @acemodez3169
    @acemodez3169 Год назад +2

    Life Without You live at the Capitol Theater

  • @Valhalrik
    @Valhalrik Год назад

    17 years of non stop hard Practice!

  • @elliemay-y4l
    @elliemay-y4l 6 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you!

  • @mikekeelen3197
    @mikekeelen3197 Год назад

    I love that you love this so much. He was amazing

  • @dukeravenshadow5532
    @dukeravenshadow5532 Год назад

    Gotta go beyond....got to forget yourself and tap into the spiritual. Music isn't about self, its a conduit. Tap into it and let the passion and influence flow through you, so the truth of it can be revealed.

  • @paulwysocki8886
    @paulwysocki8886 Год назад

    riverera paradise ok so I cant spell. chillin blues to put you mind at ease. love your reactions . get crackin

  • @chrisose
    @chrisose Год назад +2

    There is no other sound like Stevie Ray.

  • @louiegomez3466
    @louiegomez3466 Год назад

    Good start to SRV - I looked forward to your behind the back segment. More SRV please....

  • @Valhalrik
    @Valhalrik Год назад +1

    His voice is Gravel with Honey

  • @voodooacidman
    @voodooacidman Год назад

    the first time i saw him play, i put my guitar down for a year! i knew i could never compete with that talent. fortunately after a year or so, i realised it is ok to be second best to god! :) big love to all people :)

  • @mikefetterman6782
    @mikefetterman6782 Год назад

    Vaughan (VON) is on the MT Rushmore of guitarists with Jimmy Page, Eric Clapton, Hendrix, Van Halen, and Jeff Beck. According to Tommy Shannon (bass) this was SRV's best performance on tape. It was also 2 years before he became sober. An hour before this show he was in a cocaine induced coma and had medical personnel revive him with IV fluids and vitamins. Hence the more than usual sweat and even more than usual notes.

    • @mikefetterman6782
      @mikefetterman6782 Год назад

      I was a saxophone and trumpet player until 1987, I heard THE SKY IS CRYING from SRV and got an acoustic Martin sigma and a Fender strat in the early 90s. I still play almost everyday for fun.

  • @maryyoung2549
    @maryyoung2549 Год назад +1

    He was a guitar god that left us too soon☹️.

  • @tajolariffin6147
    @tajolariffin6147 Год назад +1

    Wow, you gotta react to Stevie’s Riviera Paradise Live in Austin Texas, you have to! trust me!

  • @viewfromthehighchair9391
    @viewfromthehighchair9391 Год назад +3

    Your next Stevie Ray Vaughan experience should be his performance with Jeff Healey (a great Canadian blind blues guitarist and singer) in "Look at Little Sister".
    You can tell from the video how much Stevie respects Jeff's playing which is saying something special. Unfortunately, we have lost both musicians but still have the privilege of seeing their performances both together and apart.
    RUclips video: ruclips.net/video/2HmLFyvFxTc/видео.html
    You're welcome. 🙂

    • @Shamacanada
      @Shamacanada Год назад

      The VaughanHealey Band,can you imagine?😊

  • @russellsmith2409
    @russellsmith2409 Год назад +1

    Peak level musician stuff here