I'm spoiled - I was lucky enough to see Stevie Ray dozens of times as he rose in prominence when I was living in Austin in the 70s and 80s. I moved to Dallas in 1988 and this 1989 Labor Day weekend event was the last SRV performance I ever saw. I got some killer stills from this show, one which is in permanent exhbition as part of the Austin Music Project at the Wyndham Garden Hotel in Austin.
Chuck Flores Do you have a website or somewhere online where you have some of your SRV photography posted? It also sounds like you have some amazing personal experiences - do you have any cool stories, especially from early in Stevie's career, that you would feel like sharing? I would love to hear any personal experience stories or see any photographs that you wanted to share, it just sounds like because you were able to attend so many SRV shows, and from all different points in his career, I bet you have some amazing stories and pics. Have a Great Day! Edit: I'm so sorry that this comment is so very late, I just now noticed your comment was from 3-years ago! So I totally understand if I don't receive a response.
@@sandyelliott3350 actually not true according to robert crays drummer. Clapton went on the Chopper he was supposed to be on. There was no reason to play musical seats as he already had a different chopper with his band. A seat became available on the bell jet helicopter booked for management and associates. It just turned out unfortunately that there was an extra seat. The story of the Clapton/ Vaughan seat exchange just somebody trying to rewrite the Ritchie Valens/ Waylon Jennings tragic event of the Buddy Holly plane crash. Regardless Stevie's death as well as everybody on that helicopter was tragic especially as it was pilot error and not mechanical failure!!
@@sandyelliott3350 Clapton was there with Stevie before he left with the chopper. Jimi was "close" with Clapton in the 70's and Jimi was in UK. Coincidence?
I hope we have even more posted the next 29 years, we have lost a lot of musicians over the years, but this one had more sting for me anyway, knowing he got strait and had it figured out...
He is never gone. He is my cousin. Once he found your heart. He Will always be there. Stevie was one of a kind. Always on my mind and forever in my heart. His cousin. Thank you for your caring and loving. Family and fans. Always. Stevie's family and friends. Love and thank you
Starting at 3:58 Stevie can sure pull a tear down the cheek of this ole boy. That neck pickup does it to me every single time Stevie! Almost 30yrs later and I still mourn the death of this man.
I'm 17 so I never got to see him or anything but it just makes me wanna cry every time I think about how ill never be able to witness the greatest musician of all time. Atleast I can find a bunch of videos of him so I'm thankful for that. We just lost him way to soon.
@@dylanpittsley4234 Same man. Its a tragic loss. But i also wonder if he would have had this legend status if he was still alive. Idk I think some people are meant to be a legendary spirit. There is a reason for the 27 club i think. Altough Stevie did pass that. Hendrix, johnson... If they were still alive i think their image would be totally different.
🤠I was at this show. I am eternally grateful for the dozen or so times I was lucky enough to see him play live because recordings and videos just don't do him justice, but I treasure these sounds and images and the archive that we do have. Thank you so much for posting this! 🎸🎸🎸🎵🎶🎼🎵🎶🎼🎸🎸🎸
Being a guitar player sometimes I get lost on the fretboard and have to really concentrate about where to go next but not stevie man the music just flowed thru him so naturally and he always knew right where to go without even thinking about it....thats true talent
I was 12 yrs old and the only time I ever got to see him live. This was the Miller Lite party. We were WAY in the back, back where they were havin WWE wrestlin matches. Still one of the highlights of my life
We lost him while I was deployed in preparation for Desert Storm The building we stayed in had a PA Only two announcements were made on the PA One was that SRV had passed The other was that the war had started. In retrospect I was far more distraught over the former than the latter.
@@Heavywall70 yeah. Thanks for serving and please accept my apology for those of us here at home letting the greedy, power hungry, maniacal politicians trick our misguided youths into turning the country you risked your life to protect into what is becoming today. If I were you, I would be very disappointed and terribly insulted.
@@johnpearson4899 I want to serve, but it's just hard to decide between becoming a soldier, or being a musician, I really want to be guitarist, but I'm only 17, and from what I've seen on the news, it really pisses me off, what this country/world has come to.
@@curtisdeiderick2740 Jimmy Hendrix was in the 101st Airborne just before he began his climb to fame. Johnny Cash served before he was famous. Elvis was drafted after he became famous and many other musicians and actors too. Fortunately, you have your while life ahead of you. You could serve and still be a career musician or do anything else you want too.
The great thing about Stevie was his ability to get a crowd dancing even if it was a bunch of guitar nerds. Guitar nerds tend to just stare at whomever they’re watching and always seem to forget that concerts are about fun. Stevie could get them all moving.
O.....M.....G!!! Brings me to tears and covers me with goosebumps!!!! The video and audio quality is fantastic! And The Man from Some Other Dimension was absolutely ON FIRE! His playing and vocals both were just damn near perfect! Thanks for sharing this! I don't know how I have missed it before, as many hours as I have spent watching SRV vids on youtube!!!!
The blue's King and Rock n roll legend..Stevie Ray Vaughan appearing on stage with Double Trouble and taking the world by a music storm that will forever leave the name Stevie Ray Vaughan in the Fondas Memory that any Legend of blue's and rock could be known for..and singing was a phenomenal talent of Stevie that most will never have..Rhythem and lyrics are fantastic..Stevie Ray Vaughan and his strats is what it's all about and never to be forgotten..RIP Stevie Ray Vaughan..You did what you were sent to do and you left your Mark on the whole world in the Music profession..Were listening still
Saw SRV when he was still unknown at the Berkeley Keystone and there were maybe 50-75 people in the joint. Stevie played it like he was in an arena with 20.000 people. His brilliance was immediately recognizable. He had the two guys in his band and one roadie, and they must've driven from Texas in a van. I'll never forget that night.
30 Years in August 2020..I was deployed fin the USAF 1990-1991 for Desert Shield in Saudi and missed his passing away. I couldn't get my education in the USAF so I left from Germany and earned my bachelors playing music in Okinawa. Thank you for posting the influence that helped me succeed.
Damn, Stevie makes that guitar sing like no one else imo. No body can improvise like this, using the pentatonic scale. Stevie has the music flowing right out of him. Flawless technique, impeccable timing, uncanny ability to find a groove and just let him loose... the GOAT 🐐 imo🎸🎼
GREATEST BLUES SINGER AND GUITARIST FOREVER AND EVER, YOU HAD IT ALL AND MADE IT TO THE TOP. WORLD TOUR NEXT AND YOU GUYS WORKED HARD TO GET THERE. PRAY YOU WERE STILL HERE. 31 YEARS GONE IN AUGUST 27, 1990. TRAGIC LOSS FOR SO MANY.🤠🔥🤠💛💚❤🧡💜🖤 An Icon A Genius, Damn best blues GUITARIST Plyer ever. No one can take that from you. Best thing you were persistent you made it to the TOP and gone on as being the BEST BLUES GUITARIST PLAYER EVER AND ALWAYS WILL BE. And DOUBLE TROUBLE @ KEYBOARDIST.
I do believe any act I seen him do he doesn't waste any time soon as he steps out until the very end is non stop face melting make you forget who you are always making sure to please the crowd giving them what they payed to see much love and respect see you on the other side
Brings back a lot of great memories. I was a student in Austin when SRV, the T-Birds and Eric Johnson were still playing the local clubs. Saw Stevie at Manor Downs when Johnny Cash opened for him. Great show. When he straightened himself out he improved as a guitar player and vocalist. Thanks for the upload!
I was there , it was in Houston miller lite/ biggest party & Randy Quaid promoted it . Their was several bands . The last 2 were Fabulous Thunderbirds & Stevie Ray & Double Trouble. What a treat got to see both Vaughan boys that day That was about the 5th time i was blessed to see Stevie... RIP>>> Loved & missed like crazy
ffs the guys playing was so consistent...ive seen ton of videos and his quality and the band as well is always super good. They perform perfectly in every single video
Funky hats, show off clothes pants tucked into his boots chewing gum or smoking a pipe, feathers on his hat what a character HE KNEW HE WAS A BADD ASS HE KNEW IT TOTAL SHOWMAN TOTAL LEGEND
I'm looking and watching the best musician and singer..jazz player..combined in one big package..Stevie Ray Vaughan..is SENSATIONAL..missing you Stevie
I love Stevie Ray Vaughan. I go see Jimmie Vaughan in Austin when I get a chance. I can't help noticing how great Reese Wynan, the keyboard man looks. He is still playing beautifully for Joe Bonamassa and recently made a CD of his own music.
Wish I had even one of his many talents, hands ( left or right) ,knowledge or ears ....love how he heard the high e string was flat and tweaked it on the fly.......couple yrs in learning guitar , and I think I could practice 10 hrs a day and not look as relaxed and happy playing stuff half as hard.
I think that you could define this as knowing you have the audience eating out of the palm of your hand. His facial expressions say it all during the solos In Mary had a little lamb. Amazing to see.
This year will mark the 30th year after his death. Rest in peace brother, it helps to know that you're looking down and hopefully proud of all the great musicians who look up to you. I'm sorry you've gotta see all the bs going around right now though xD
Damn. I was in downtown Dallas today and just to think stevie was jamming in downtown 30 years ago just about to the day is truly inspiring. His childhood home is only about 7 minutes south of downtown.
I cry whenever I watch video of him I was 15 had a chance to go see him live and all I heard was his radio music I had no clue he was all that until I saw his video of him live in Austin City Limits. By then he was gone already . I am nearly 50 and that is one of my biggest regrets not going to that concert. His studio stuff was to me bland but his concerts were 500% he had passion on stage he gave it all.
8-27-90 WHAT A LOSS FOR THE MUSIC WORLD,LIKE JIMI, SRV WILL ALWAYS LIVE ON. I LOVE THEM BOTH, WHAT GOOD,HUMBLE ,CARING PERSONS THEY WERE.RIP,SRV,JIMI.😎 BOB
even with all that PA equipment ,he knew he needed to touch that marshall up a half notch! this tour was the top of it . caught them in Albany NY that fall with Jeff Beck and later in JAckson, MS... all to say is "dayum!".
![Blox Fruits Dragon Rework Update [Full Stream]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/EqDAp8udhm0/mqdefault.jpg)
I'm spoiled - I was lucky enough to see Stevie Ray dozens of times as he rose in prominence when I was living in Austin in the 70s and 80s. I moved to Dallas in 1988 and this 1989 Labor Day weekend event was the last SRV performance I ever saw. I got some killer stills from this show, one which is in permanent exhbition as part of the Austin Music Project at the Wyndham Garden Hotel in Austin.
Chuck Flores Do you have a website or somewhere online where you have some of your SRV photography posted? It also sounds like you have some amazing personal experiences - do you have any cool stories, especially from early in Stevie's career, that you would feel like sharing? I would love to hear any personal experience stories or see any photographs that you wanted to share, it just sounds like because you were able to attend so many SRV shows, and from all different points in his career, I bet you have some amazing stories and pics. Have a Great Day!
Edit: I'm so sorry that this comment is so very late, I just now noticed your comment was from 3-years ago! So I totally understand if I don't receive a response.
I second what this man above ^^^ asked Mr. Chuck!!! would be much obliged to enjoy any of your work sir, thank you.
Very cool👍
BIG CONGRATS.🤠🔥🤠
That is so sad this GOD has falling makes millions of us sad as hell.
Look how much healthier he looked right before his untimely end. Still breaks my heart.......the greatest.
Stevie wasn't supposed to on that copter. Clapton gave Stevie his seat.
@@sandyelliott3350 SRV wasn't supposed to leave. He had too much life to live.
@@sandyelliott3350 actually not true according to robert crays drummer. Clapton went on the Chopper he was supposed to be on. There was no reason to play musical seats as he already had a different chopper with his band. A seat became available on the bell jet helicopter booked for management and associates. It just turned out unfortunately that there was an extra seat. The story of the Clapton/ Vaughan seat exchange just somebody trying to rewrite the Ritchie Valens/ Waylon Jennings tragic event of the Buddy Holly plane crash. Regardless Stevie's death as well as everybody on that helicopter was tragic especially as it was pilot error and not mechanical failure!!
@@sandyelliott3350 Clapton was there with Stevie before he left with the chopper. Jimi was "close" with Clapton in the 70's and Jimi was in UK. Coincidence?
@@cakenbolls442 Wait, what are you saying?
Awesome..what a legend Stevie Ray Vaughan became in his young life..the guitar and his singing was awesome..RIP Stevie..your never Forgotten...
29 years (yesterday) since the great man passed and I’m still seeing new footage. Thanks for uploading. SRV.....R.I.P
Thanks For Posting This! Stevie Was The Man Of Blues!!! Always Remembered!
I hope we have even more posted the next 29 years, we have lost a lot of musicians over the years, but this one had more sting for me anyway, knowing he got strait and had it figured out...
SRV will continue to inspire for many a millennia
30 years and 2 days ago now. I'm still finding new SRV
He is never gone. He is my cousin. Once he found your heart. He Will always be there. Stevie was one of a kind. Always on my mind and forever in my heart. His cousin. Thank you for your caring and loving. Family and fans. Always. Stevie's family and friends. Love and thank you
Starting at 3:58 Stevie can sure pull a tear down the cheek of this ole boy. That neck pickup does it to me every single time Stevie! Almost 30yrs later and I still mourn the death of this man.
I'm 17 so I never got to see him or anything but it just makes me wanna cry every time I think about how ill never be able to witness the greatest musician of all time. Atleast I can find a bunch of videos of him so I'm thankful for that. We just lost him way to soon.
@@dylanpittsley4234 Same man. Its a tragic loss. But i also wonder if he would have had this legend status if he was still alive. Idk I think some people are meant to be a legendary spirit. There is a reason for the 27 club i think. Altough Stevie did pass that. Hendrix, johnson... If they were still alive i think their image would be totally different.
Fluid..liquid gold. Hard not to watch through tears. Rest in all your glory Stevie!
Such a great comment.....yep
This is one of the best free form jams I've seen him play. When he just let's it roll on little lamb. It just flows. His rhythm is sick.
The reason I started playing guitar. He was already in heaven for ten years when I first heard him at 14 years old. Legend.
🤠I was at this show. I am eternally grateful for the dozen or so times I was lucky enough to see him play live because recordings and videos just don't do him justice, but I treasure these sounds and images and the archive that we do have. Thank you so much for posting this!
🎸🎸🎸🎵🎶🎼🎵🎶🎼🎸🎸🎸
Hey there! Do you know if there's more footage of this show? Where was this? Thx for the response :-)
@@baque768 somewhere in Texas
Sometimes you need a reminder who the best was and still is
Joe Tome I don’t see billy Ray Cyrus up there
Josh Muz That was a weird response hahah
@@siggeek503 hahahaha!
@@joshmuz9018 lolololol good one bro lmfao
Yes Jimi Hendrix
Being a guitar player sometimes I get lost on the fretboard and have to really concentrate about where to go next but not stevie man the music just flowed thru him so naturally and he always knew right where to go without even thinking about it....thats true talent
I feel ya
I was 12 yrs old and the only time I ever got to see him live. This was the Miller Lite party. We were WAY in the back, back where they were havin WWE wrestlin matches. Still one of the highlights of my life
We lost him while I was deployed in preparation for Desert Storm
The building we stayed in had a PA
Only two announcements were made on the PA
One was that SRV had passed
The other was that the war had started.
In retrospect I was far more distraught over the former than the latter.
@HEAVYWALL 70 Not a great place for a persons head to be going into a war..
Thanks for your service and kicking ass!
J Stone
I appreciate that.
The thanks go to all the people that make this nation so great that it was my honor to serve.
@@Heavywall70 yeah. Thanks for serving and please accept my apology for those of us here at home letting the greedy, power hungry, maniacal politicians trick our misguided youths into turning the country you risked your life to protect into what is becoming today. If I were you, I would be very disappointed and terribly insulted.
@@johnpearson4899 I want to serve, but it's just hard to decide between becoming a soldier, or being a musician, I really want to be guitarist, but I'm only 17, and from what I've seen on the news, it really pisses me off, what this country/world has come to.
@@curtisdeiderick2740 Jimmy Hendrix was in the 101st Airborne just before he began his climb to fame. Johnny Cash served before he was famous. Elvis was drafted after he became famous and many other musicians and actors too. Fortunately, you have your while life ahead of you. You could serve and still be a career musician or do anything else you want too.
Fell in love with SRV's playing in 83!There has never been or never will be another one like him!
That guitar had the action of a steel guitar and strings like a bass guitar but Stevie played it like it was butter.
Not quite
@Dr JT lol yeah sorry 😂
Ye thats a lie.. He used 10 and acutally a normal to low action...
@@2010georgian1 He used 0.13 , pretty heavy gauge
@@gfgranja .13 tuned down half a step. Still crazy.
I remember that concert all to well...what a great day that was and what a great performance SRV put on.
Just a great player,and there will never be another like him.
If you have been waiting to see the Greatest Guitar Player ever you may now die in Peace..and Rest in Pieces..SRV..Never be Another..
The great thing about Stevie was his ability to get a crowd dancing even if it was a bunch of guitar nerds. Guitar nerds tend to just stare at whomever they’re watching and always seem to forget that concerts are about fun. Stevie could get them all moving.
Tommy Shannon. All hail Tommy...the back bone of great guitar players SRV and Johnny Winter and just an all around nice guy.
Thanks for uploading and sharing this amazing footage of Stevie Ray we can never hear or see enough of SRV.
Man he was "on" here.. I mean every time he played for an audience he gave it 110% but the feels are especially high on this one. LOVE.IT.
O.....M.....G!!! Brings me to tears and covers me with goosebumps!!!! The video and audio quality is fantastic! And The Man from Some Other Dimension was absolutely ON FIRE! His playing and vocals both were just damn near perfect!
Thanks for sharing this! I don't know how I have missed it before, as many hours as I have spent watching SRV vids on youtube!!!!
The blue's King and Rock n roll legend..Stevie Ray Vaughan appearing on stage with Double Trouble and taking the world by a music storm that will forever leave the name Stevie Ray Vaughan in the Fondas Memory that any Legend of blue's and rock could be known for..and singing was a phenomenal talent of Stevie that most will never have..Rhythem and lyrics are fantastic..Stevie Ray Vaughan and his strats is what it's all about and never to be forgotten..RIP Stevie Ray Vaughan..You did what you were sent to do and you left your Mark on the whole world in the Music profession..Were listening still
Saw SRV when he was still unknown at the Berkeley Keystone and there were maybe 50-75 people in the joint. Stevie played it like he was in an arena with 20.000 people. His brilliance was immediately recognizable. He had the two guys in his band and one roadie, and they must've driven from Texas in a van. I'll never forget that night.
Wow
Stevie Is the Best
You can feel it in your soul
The Guitar The Voice The Stage Presence The Style
He had it all
Still Hurts
God Bless You Stevie
8/27/2019: RIP Stevie. Greatly missed. We love you.
never played it the same way twice. the greatest of all time!
First saw him 83 and nobody knew him,my friend turned to me and asked 'who is this hillbilly' I replied " hey hold on he's pretty good"......lol
We need more of these live concerts released where he was clean & playing like a monster. I have a lot of bootlegs but there’s tons more out there
Mary had a little lamb!
The only srv tune i ever came close to learning!!!!!!!!!!!!
No one will ever compare. RIP SRV
you are correct sir, the best to ever do it. srv forever n always
The bend and vibrato at 3:55 is immense
oh wow, this looks as if it was filmed yesterday!!!
except there are nobody on their phones lol.
Except the quality would be about 50x better.
@@pwn3426 it's not bad for 90' especially the audio quality
Brad Woods 80’s
Too many mullets lol
Oh yes, we really miss you, but we are lucky to have your amazing music. RIP Stevie.
Man oh man I wish I got to see him just once. What a badass. Miss you SRV. Rest easy.
RiP Stevie. Left a pick on your headstone in case you need it.
I took it.
@@daves4645 I do it every time I pass through Dallas.
@@daves4645 Lol...you prick!!
Stevie is alive as long as he inspires Musicians and music lovers with his unique style
😍🤩
What an incredible band!
30 Years in August 2020..I was deployed fin the USAF 1990-1991 for Desert Shield in Saudi and missed his passing away. I couldn't get my education in the USAF so I left from Germany and earned my bachelors playing music in Okinawa. Thank you for posting the influence that helped me succeed.
Damn, Stevie makes that guitar sing like no one else imo. No body can improvise like this, using the pentatonic scale. Stevie has the music flowing right out of him. Flawless technique, impeccable timing, uncanny ability to find a groove and just let him loose... the GOAT 🐐 imo🎸🎼
GREATEST BLUES SINGER AND GUITARIST FOREVER AND EVER, YOU HAD IT ALL AND MADE IT TO THE TOP. WORLD TOUR NEXT AND YOU GUYS WORKED HARD TO GET THERE. PRAY YOU WERE STILL HERE. 31 YEARS GONE IN AUGUST 27, 1990. TRAGIC LOSS FOR SO MANY.🤠🔥🤠💛💚❤🧡💜🖤 An Icon A Genius, Damn best blues GUITARIST Plyer ever. No one can take that from you. Best thing you were persistent you made it to the TOP and gone on as being the BEST BLUES GUITARIST PLAYER EVER AND ALWAYS WILL BE. And DOUBLE TROUBLE @ KEYBOARDIST.
I do believe any act I seen him do he doesn't waste any time soon as he steps out until the very end is non stop face melting make you forget who you are always making sure to please the crowd giving them what they payed to see much love and respect see you on the other side
Brother had soul.
That's one helluva camera.
Brings back a lot of great memories. I was a student in Austin when SRV, the T-Birds and Eric Johnson were still playing the local clubs. Saw Stevie at Manor Downs when Johnny Cash opened for him. Great show. When he straightened himself out he improved as a guitar player and vocalist. Thanks for the upload!
I was there , it was in Houston miller lite/ biggest party & Randy Quaid promoted it .
Their was several bands . The last 2 were Fabulous Thunderbirds & Stevie Ray & Double Trouble. What a treat got to see both Vaughan boys that day That was about the 5th time i was blessed to see Stevie... RIP>>> Loved & missed like crazy
ffs the guys playing was so consistent...ive seen ton of videos and his quality and the band as well is always super good. They perform perfectly in every single video
Funky hats, show off clothes pants tucked into his boots chewing gum or smoking a pipe, feathers on his hat what a character HE KNEW HE WAS A BADD ASS HE KNEW IT TOTAL SHOWMAN TOTAL LEGEND
Truly amazing , Stevie was so gifted !
Ufff so tight n deep. Real music will never be replaced! People living in community! The power of music is endless!
I'm looking and watching the best musician and singer..jazz player..combined in one big package..Stevie Ray Vaughan..is SENSATIONAL..missing you Stevie
I love Stevie Ray Vaughan. I go see Jimmie Vaughan in Austin when I get a chance. I can't help noticing how great Reese Wynan, the keyboard man looks. He is still playing beautifully for Joe Bonamassa and recently made a CD of his own music.
Wish I had even one of his many talents, hands ( left or right) ,knowledge or ears ....love how he heard the high e string was flat and tweaked it on the fly.......couple yrs in learning guitar , and I think I could practice 10 hrs a day and not look as relaxed and happy playing stuff half as hard.
Only other person I ever saw do that live was Dimebag. But even that wasn't on stage, it was at a party on an acoustic
6:00 this little breakdown here. Like a god damn recording, this guy was truly something else
Whoever filmed this obviously had the best camera on the planet at the time! Nicely done!
Sep 89, another 11months later on August 27 1990 we lost our Stevie...RIP.
Um dos maiores guitarristas do mundo!
R.I.P Stevie Ray Vaughan!
😔😢
One of the all time Greats
*****the all time greatest***** ;)
No matter what Stevie and his grind will always make me want to improve myself
What a fab singer he was often overlooked due to his guitar slinging ability 👍
The healthy, tighter, post-80s SRV. I will never get over it.
This was amazing!!!!! I wish there was more.
Love him forever ❤️
I think that you could define this as knowing you have the audience eating out of the palm of your hand. His facial expressions say it all during the solos In Mary had a little lamb. Amazing to see.
Thanks pielpoetCL thats awesome footage, got to love them boots!!!!! Mary did have a lil lamb, I think she still does!!!!!!!!!!!!
This year will mark the 30th year after his death. Rest in peace brother, it helps to know that you're looking down and hopefully proud of all the great musicians who look up to you. I'm sorry you've gotta see all the bs going around right now though xD
God I miss the 80s. Great footage!
my main man srv
He had it all..AND much more! Absolute mindblowing!
Thanks for sharing... Great Clear video. Loved it!~~
I want Stevie back !!!
Where has this gem of a video been all my life?
4:24 Oh hell yeah Stevie.. Get those strings warmed up nicely ;)
I wonder if people now a days would still go as crazy for this type of music. I sure hope they would. You can just hear roar the entire video
They like it when John Mayer does it.
Sadly this feeling these people had is gone in time. Times have changed.. cell phones... etc
Loved every second of this. Felt like I was at the show!!!!!!!
I think I was there that day! Ilm from Dallas, and well, I am that old. Thanks for putting this up
el guitarrista del blues mas grande de la historia !!!!!!!!!
SRV and Double Trouble Downtown Dallas. special Olympics 1989
Never saw this, enjoyed every second of it. Thanks for posting. RIP Stevie
I’m always amazed how these talented people were at videotaping the backs of people’s heads back in the 80s
Damn. I was in downtown Dallas today and just to think stevie was jamming in downtown 30 years ago just about to the day is truly inspiring. His childhood home is only about 7 minutes south of downtown.
SRV LEFT ALOT OF FRUSTRATED GUITAR PLAYERS ON EARTH!!! RIP.
video and audio quality is insanely good
That damned high E string didn't want to stay in tune...lol...…………………………………………..He got er' tamed!
Tisket...Tasket....Stevie Ray!!The One and ONLY!!!!
I cry whenever I watch video of him I was 15 had a chance to go see him live and all I heard was his radio music I had no clue he was all that until I saw his video of him live in Austin City Limits. By then he was gone already . I am nearly 50 and that is one of my biggest regrets not going to that concert. His studio stuff was to me bland but his concerts were 500% he had passion on stage he gave it all.
8-27-90 WHAT A LOSS FOR THE MUSIC WORLD,LIKE JIMI, SRV WILL ALWAYS LIVE ON. I LOVE THEM BOTH, WHAT GOOD,HUMBLE ,CARING PERSONS THEY WERE.RIP,SRV,JIMI.😎 BOB
You know it was hot. I’ve never seen srv in short sleeves.
Man he has biceps from those strings being do thick
Josh Muz lol
not a cell phone in sight
Steve was so unpredictable wile playing ,.. love the band looking at each other with that. "what is he doing now?" look.. :) #RIPSTEVE
even with all that PA equipment ,he knew he needed to touch that marshall up a half notch! this tour was the top of it . caught them in Albany NY that fall with Jeff Beck and later in JAckson, MS... all to say is "dayum!".
FOH had an excellent mix.
I saw SRV at the Bronco Bowl, Dallas Texas 1984 ish
Love Stevie!
god you could almost put that out as a pro shot gig...sound is superb.....soooo goood!!
re watching it over n over again...wow. Master!!
Thanks for the video!! Thank GOD for SRV!!!!!!
Saw him in Green Bay and also alpine valley an unbelievable entertainer RIP
4:10 - 4:17 - just one of the many highlights here. Great to see this footage, thanks for sharing!
Looks like it was filmed in the early 2000s and i love it.