Brings a tear to my eye. Miss seeing him blister that old guitar. Never gets old. Seen him 4 times. All, right up close to the stage. Seeing him up close was awesome.💀
My favorite studio song by SRV--"Texas Flood" and "Couldn't Stand The Weather" were his best studio albums. Boy do I remember when he burst on the scene--every guitar player in the country was in awe!! He was one of a kind--very flashy yet very soulful as well. He gave the blues a fresh voice with a unique style and personality that has since been often imitated but never duplicated!
I am adding this for posterity. That generations in the future should know how much we appreciate Mr Vaughan. I am an extremely fussy person. Very opinionated. I have my opinions with good solid reasons. I am very precise. I restored fine 20 century and 21 century Swiss lever mechanical wrist watches. I restored fine 19th century American pocket watches. I am fussy. Every time I listen to this album I cry. GOD touches so few of us why does he take us back so quick!
Rochelle Eskue Yeah, I know, Young pup. Was 32 when he got interviewed in 86 the first year he was sober. Was sober the last 5 years of his life from 86 to 90 RIP SRV
I remember those times and how he was looking pretty bad and thinking what's going on with him? Then he came out with it all after turning that part of his life around, mentioning his wife and that he was going to stay clean this time. As dark as this will sound, I wondered, if only for those moments before the crash he was thinking he should have been high or wasted... God bless him and his legacy+
I was a morning DJ on a "soft rock" radio station, making a six figure income, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin the morning after he died...I talked about it on the air all morning. I was called into the PD's office after I got off the air and read the riot act..."Our listeners don't care about that guy." Oh, I'm also a blues guitarist. I told him he was an idiot and a fool...I added a quick "fuck you" on the way out the door...I was fired two weeks later...I had a "no cut" contract. They had to pay me for the next 8-months...I didn't care at all...
wow.that sucks im sorry i remember watching him acoustic unplugged on mtv my mind was blown i was like 15.was bummed when he passed just started playing guitar at the time.
I saw him perform live in New Orleans during the 1980’s. It was an evening Jazz Fest performance. I was right up front. The woman that was with me to this day has no idea she witnessed something truly special. 🎸
I was in a Sam’s Club in 1993 making a routine business run, and this video was playing in the TV’s area. I froze, mesmerized, and subsequently bought any Stevie dvd’s I could find. 1.3 million views makes no sense to me.
Just so MUCH ringing tone and so much going on from such a small band. Great tight driving beat. Better than all the crap dominating "popular" music today.
@@BigDaddy-xx1gk this is why i lost respect for a lot of atheists, i get it you don’t believe in god but yall jump on the slightest opportunity to make someone possibly feel like shit so you can feel smart.
Happy Belated Birthday, Stevie ! I love you and your music so much, and one of my biggest regrets was never seeing you live. You're a genius. Your music is not forgotten. Hope you're having a BLAST up in Heaven with B.B. King and the rest. Hopefully, I'll get to meet you in Heaven someday, Love you, Stevie Ray !
It's disgusting that it took 7 years AFTER their "25 years from release of their first album" policy for the crack heads that run the hof to induct them. They should have been a first year of eligibility inductee. I look at the list of previous inductees, and have to google many of them to know who they were or what they did...
Many are mentioning the Rome Inn so here's SRV quoted by Craig Hopkins: "We did a video of Love Struck Baby at a place called the Cherry Tavern in New York. We changed the name of the place in the video. Four years ago I got married in a club where we used to play all the time called the Rome Inn. When they closed it down, the owner gave me the sign, so in the video we put that up behind me on the stage."
Boy do I miss this guy. The last time I saw him he was playing at a small Polish Club in Gardner Mass with maybe 200 people in attendance. These guys were promoting the "In Step" CD. It was lightly raining but the show went on as scheduled. I sat on a tree stump about 20 feet from the stage the whole time. The world lost a great guitar slinger, I'll tell ya.
Well I'm love struck baby, I must confess Life without you darlin' is a solid mess Thinkin' 'bout you baby give me such a thrill I gotta have you baby, can't get my fill I love ya baby and I know just what to do I still remember and let it be said The way you make me feel it take a fool to forget I swore a ton of bricks had hit me in the head And what you do little baby, I ain't over yet Every time I see ya make me feel so fine My heart beatin' crazy, my blood runnin' wild Your lovin' makes me feel like a mighty mighty man Love me baby ain't I your man I'm a love struck baby Yeah I'm a love struck baby You got me love struck baby And I know just what to do Sparks start flyin' every time we meet Let me tell you baby you knock me off my feet Your kisses trip me up and they're just doggone sweet Don't you know baby you can't be beat I'm a love struck baby Yeah I'm a love struck baby You got me love struck baby And I know just what to do
I first heard this song when I saw it on MTV at a video arcade in Seattle. In the era of British Heavy Metal this song stopped me in my tracks. There was something different about this that screamed "pay attention to me".
if the Blues was sad when he started but now that the music has stopped being the biggest music and begin to be forgotten but I'm young for my blues may live another generation. Long Live the Blues ,Long Live For STEVIE
So, you are 25 now. Is he still your number one inspiration? I started playing guitar just last year, and he is definitely one of my top 3 idols when it comes to guitar.
Saw SRV twice...Once at a Union Ballroom on the college circuit in 1982 (attendance maybe 50).2nd time with Jeff Beck at Madison Square Garden 1989.(Attendance 20,000).
I remember vividly, it was the first week of school as the summer ended and I was just getting on the bus and the radio was playing this song and afterwards they announced that he died in a helicopter crash😢
The Rome Inn that they filmed this at in Austin was a complete shithole back in the day...it was perfect. Saw Albert Collins there for the price of 2 beers...
How many kids were that are now in their 40s are still trying to sound like him. We can all play some of his licks, but it still doesn't SOUND like Stevie. The endless creativity. I think Clapton said once. “Stevie is never stuck.“ He has ideas that just keep coming and his physical talent allows him to just keep playing all the great ideas he has. His influences moulded him into what he is. He got to meet, get to know, and play with all his heroes. The Kings, Collins, Guy, etc... And he learned all their licks and created his style. Blues on Steroids. I'll be watching these when I'm in my 80s (if I make it that far). I hope young guys are still looking this stuff up and carrying Blues forward. When I was in my 20s in the 1990s people used to say "He's young to be playing Blues". I hope there are more young kids today learning SRVs stuff. And I hope we get another massive *once in a gernation" talent like him soon.
I saw him 1000 tines in that very bar too, I knew him from age 18 and I was 21....Austin Texas, where my bass player husband moved to in 1972. After my divorce in 75, I also dated his brother Jimmie and Stevie and I were quite close. This and a few other songs were recorded around town. Cold Shot in Austin at Brackenridge Hospital, and on Barton Springs Road where the big bull's standing...that is south/southwest Austin...my home. Thoz neighborhoods I know the streets...what a amazing blessed life I have and knowing him as a brother.Thoz were on a video tape that came out in 84...I saw him at a motel that year in Austin where they were staying...The Imperial 400...on Congress Ave...Tommy, Stevie and my friend Janet who was Tommys gf in 84.Stevie had just bought a classic Buick maybe a 1060-61, a red convertible. I went for a ride in it with him, he said lets go for a ride, I havent ever paid cash for a car till this one! It was red with white leather interior...I had 2 babies at home by then, had re-married and wasn't out in the clubs...I was 33 yrs old~ just sayin...♪
Man just imagine all the tunes we missed ouit on because of his death... what a legend
Listening to SRV fills my heart with so much joy.
stevie walks in while stevie plays on the juke box never gets better than that
This s*** makes my ears bleed gross
@@simonsem1713 you really felt the need to comment that? Low IQ people smh
@@simonsem1713 you know what? im gonna report you for spam just because this doesnt sound good to you smh smh...
Lenny
A real class act.
Brings a tear to my eye.
Miss seeing him blister that old guitar.
Never gets old. Seen him 4 times.
All, right up close to the stage.
Seeing him up close was awesome.💀
You, my friend, were 3 times more fortunate than I,who only saw him once.
Wish the camera phone was a normal thing like it is now. I would have some killer footage. Real.✌
There are many talented guitarists. But Stevie is the Best
+Andrew Kobysh Couldn't have said it better myself.
Andrew Kobysh Sorry, but Rory Gallagher is the best. But I love SRV very much!!!!!
Nope, got to go with Jimi!
Stevie is my favorite artist but comparisons are odious.
I agree, I love Stevie!!!
My favorite studio song by SRV--"Texas Flood" and "Couldn't Stand The Weather" were his best studio albums. Boy do I remember when he burst on the scene--every guitar player in the country was in awe!! He was one of a kind--very flashy yet very soulful as well. He gave the blues a fresh voice with a unique style and personality that has since been often imitated but never duplicated!
He plays the blues the way they should be played.
Lenny on jukebox makes this music video awesome. SRV FOREVER!
Saw him a dozen times at Fitzgerald’s and Rockefellers in Houston Tx
long live Stevie Ray Vaughan! -
Gone but not forgotten!
I am adding this for posterity. That generations in the future should know how much we appreciate Mr Vaughan. I am an extremely fussy person. Very opinionated. I have my opinions with good solid reasons. I am very precise. I restored fine 20 century and 21 century Swiss lever mechanical wrist watches. I restored fine 19th century American pocket watches. I am fussy. Every time I listen to this album I cry. GOD touches so few of us why does he take us back so quick!
Stevie's such a youngblood here....My goodness!!
He's 30 years old here, then 31 when he plays in Japan and capitol theater RIP
Adrian Avila Dang!! 30-years young..
Rochelle Eskue Yeah, I know, Young pup. Was 32 when he got interviewed in 86 the first year he was sober. Was sober the last 5 years of his life from 86 to 90 RIP SRV
I remember those times and how he was looking pretty bad and thinking what's going on with him? Then he came out with it all after turning that part of his life around, mentioning his wife and that he was going to stay clean this time. As dark as this will sound, I wondered, if only for those moments before the crash he was thinking he should have been high or wasted... God bless him and his legacy+
Blues done Right, SRV lives on through us. And always will.
Stevie Ray Vaughan Oct 3 '54. Algo bueno estaba por venir. ❤
Thirty years. Just as sad today as when I first heard the terrible news. RIP Stevie Ray and thank you for all the great music.
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I was a morning DJ on a "soft rock" radio station, making a six figure income, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin the morning after he died...I talked about it on the air all morning. I was called into the PD's office after I got off the air and read the riot act..."Our listeners don't care about that guy." Oh, I'm also a blues guitarist. I told him he was an idiot and a fool...I added a quick "fuck you" on the way out the door...I was fired two weeks later...I had a "no cut" contract. They had to pay me for the next 8-months...I didn't care at all...
wow.that sucks im sorry i remember watching him acoustic unplugged on mtv my mind was blown i was like 15.was bummed when he passed just started playing guitar at the time.
What a P.O.S. for a boss. Which station?
@@treatmentbound He probably made up that story. 🤣
SRV forever. I wish we could hear him live today 😢
Love his swagger
When I heard SRV for the first time I was blown away and even owned a Stratocaster jamming away to Pride and Joy absolute legend
SRV and Double Trouble "Love Struck Baby" ' 84
Adrian Avila - No, it was 1983. They played the whole album first time I saw him in August 1983....
What an AMAZING song, by an equally AMAZING Musician. LOL at the Dog wagging it's tail in delight! at 1:52 He will always be missed!
This just proves the point that no matter how good Stevie Ray is on a recording, you've never really experienced him until you've seen him live!
Still one of my fave tunes by him. One of the greatest!
1:51, love the dogs :)
Appaloosa Dreams Yessssss, me too. I noticed that, good people, good beer and my little sweet dogs¡¡¡¡
Especially the one dog wagging. Cute
That intro solo 😍😍
My heart got melted, my goodness....
I saw him perform live in New Orleans during the 1980’s. It was an evening Jazz Fest performance. I was right up front. The woman that was with me to this day has no idea she witnessed something truly special. 🎸
In my opinion these Double Trouble guys are exceptional musicians
Still love struck with Stevie!!
Rare seeing Stevies #1 guitar WITHOUT the iconic SRV on the scratch plate
I was in a Sam’s Club in 1993 making a routine business run, and this video was playing in the TV’s area. I froze, mesmerized, and subsequently bought any Stevie dvd’s I could find. 1.3 million views makes no sense to me.
1:50, Now that's Rock n Roll!
Just so MUCH ringing tone and so much going on from such a small band. Great tight driving beat. Better than all the crap dominating "popular" music today.
Mix of blues and bop music buddy holly used to do
I'm here in 2019...!!! yeah.....still alive'n kick'n after all .......
Rio de janeiro capital Brasil
duet sidekick they aint gottime
Man oh Man.... I love this one!
When I get to heaven I hope to see him there
You won't because neither he, nor you is going to be there. There is nothing following death besides non-existence. Better start preparing for it.
@@BigDaddy-xx1gk this is why i lost respect for a lot of atheists, i get it you don’t believe in god but yall jump on the slightest opportunity to make someone possibly feel like shit so you can feel smart.
Happy Belated Birthday, Stevie ! I love you and your music so much, and one of my biggest regrets was never seeing you live. You're a genius. Your music is not forgotten. Hope you're having a BLAST up in Heaven with B.B. King and the rest. Hopefully, I'll get to meet you in Heaven someday, Love you, Stevie Ray !
hurricane Vaughan !!
Nobody was cooler than Stevie Ray!
Love the Music and the video ♥️🎸🌟♥️🌟♥️🌟♥️🌟♥️🌟♥️🌟♥️🌟♥️
King of COOL
Grats SRV and Double Trouble! Hall of famers! 'bout time!
D~
It's disgusting that it took 7 years AFTER their "25 years from release of their first album" policy for the crack heads that run the hof to induct them. They should have been a first year of eligibility inductee. I look at the list of previous inductees, and have to google many of them to know who they were or what they did...
Oh Stevie...what can I say? The very very best and gone way 2 soon!
one of the greatest ever !!!!
SRV was definitely one of a kind
Also love Robert Cray for doing his tribute to.... watching this makes me love struck
Holy F.... is that incredible!!!!!!
Great Bluesman!!!
Always loved Stevie's music ...thanks for posting.
Stevie had the most infectious BEAT of all time. No way you could help pounding your feet along with it.
Many are mentioning the Rome Inn so here's SRV quoted by Craig Hopkins: "We did a video of Love Struck Baby at a place called the Cherry Tavern in New York. We changed the name of the place in the video. Four years ago I got married in a club where we used to play all the time called the Rome Inn. When they closed it down, the owner gave me the sign, so in the video we put that up behind me on the stage."
Happy Birthday My String Slinger You!
Hell YAAAAAA!!!!!!!!! :)
Stevie Ray Vaughan. One of the coolest cats to ever walk the planet
"It was the coke." - Ralph
Such great music!
Boy do I miss this guy. The last time I saw him he was playing at a small Polish Club in Gardner Mass with maybe 200 people in attendance. These guys were promoting the "In Step" CD. It was lightly raining but the show went on as scheduled. I sat on a tree stump about 20 feet from the stage the whole time. The world lost a great guitar slinger, I'll tell ya.
Well I'm love struck baby, I must confess
Life without you darlin' is a solid mess
Thinkin' 'bout you baby give me such a thrill
I gotta have you baby, can't get my fill
I love ya baby and I know just what to do
I still remember and let it be said
The way you make me feel it take a fool to forget
I swore a ton of bricks had hit me in the head
And what you do little baby, I ain't over yet
Every time I see ya make me feel so fine
My heart beatin' crazy, my blood runnin' wild
Your lovin' makes me feel like a mighty mighty man
Love me baby ain't I your man
I'm a love struck baby
Yeah I'm a love struck baby
You got me love struck baby
And I know just what to do
Sparks start flyin' every time we meet
Let me tell you baby you knock me off my feet
Your kisses trip me up and they're just doggone sweet
Don't you know baby you can't be beat
I'm a love struck baby
Yeah I'm a love struck baby
You got me love struck baby
And I know just what to do
THANK YOU FOR THIS!!!!🤩
Oh hell to the yeah
He Cane He Saw he conquer ed!
This is sooo cool. It's hard to believe he was so insecure...looks very confident here.
Good Track
Well done Stevie If I could bust up my old guitar 🎸 like you did !!!
1983 - a GREAT YEAR for music !!!!!
Happy Birthday Tami ❤️💋🌹😍
TEXAN!
I first heard this song when I saw it on MTV at a video arcade in Seattle. In the era of British Heavy Metal this song stopped me in my tracks. There was something different about this that screamed "pay attention to me".
finally a good took me 4ever to find stevie ray that wasnt horrible qulity thank you
He looked really good in this video. So glad he got sober and clean before his unfortunate and abrupt death.
Jude Gorman this way before he got clean. still looked healthy
It's amazing he using super reverb in club 40w..
Chapeauuuuuuuuu for all of his music.Never forget you Stevie.
Yeah right on 💖😊 wouldn't you just loved to be there 💖😊
A Legend ....along STARS°)
Best song he evr made when i first heard back in the day blew my socks off think i was watching RTR a music show, un real gone to soon Urhhhh !
Love it how Stevie walked into the bar before he starts playing, sort of like a scene from a Western film
I loved the dogs in the scene. Kkkkk
Miss you SRV...
Even dogs appreciate SRV!
if the Blues was sad when he started but now that the music has stopped being the biggest music and begin to be forgotten but I'm young for my blues may live another generation. Long Live the Blues ,Long Live For STEVIE
Du rock, du vrai rock Ou est ce bon temps..
R.I.P. Stevie
3:24 the goodest of dogs.
I've been playing guitar since I was 6, I'm 16 now and after 10 years of playing, the number one inspiration of mine is Stevie Ray Vaughn. RIP boss
So, you are 25 now. Is he still your number one inspiration? I started playing guitar just last year, and he is definitely one of my top 3 idols when it comes to guitar.
Heyy i'm 15 now and it's pretty much the same only i didn't start as early as you
Gone way to soon. RIP Stevie.
Love this...
RIP Stevie Ray Vaughan (October 3, 1954 - August 27, 1990), aged 35
You will always be remembered as a legend.
Thank you
The Man!
ПИСЕЦ!!!!!!! ЗДОРОВО!!!! КАЙФ!!!! СПАСИБО ТЕБЕ!!!!
we will never forget u.. thanks for everything
threepenny thingy thievery by bitches
SRV & Double Trouble: "Love Struck Baby" (C) 1984 Sony Music Entertainment
🥰♥️🎸🎶Stevie awesome song
I never got the chance to see this incredible guitarist....Life really sucks sometimes...gone way to soon...
Saw SRV twice...Once at a Union Ballroom on the college circuit in 1982 (attendance maybe 50).2nd time with Jeff Beck at Madison Square Garden 1989.(Attendance 20,000).
0:41 - Stevie looks and Layton & Shannon already know what it is about.
I like hearing lenny on the jukebox!
I remember vividly, it was the first week of school as the summer ended and I was just getting on the bus and the radio was playing this song and afterwards they announced that he died in a helicopter crash😢
The Rome Inn that they filmed this at in Austin was a complete shithole back in the day...it was perfect. Saw Albert Collins there for the price of 2 beers...
Srv forever❤
ผมจะเป็นอย่างพี่ให้ได้ ไม่มากก็น้อย💙💙
my guitar heroe!
How many kids were that are now in their 40s are still trying to sound like him. We can all play some of his licks, but it still doesn't SOUND like Stevie. The endless creativity. I think Clapton said once. “Stevie is never stuck.“ He has ideas that just keep coming and his physical talent allows him to just keep playing all the great ideas he has. His influences moulded him into what he is. He got to meet, get to know, and play with all his heroes. The Kings, Collins, Guy, etc... And he learned all their licks and created his style. Blues on Steroids. I'll be watching these when I'm in my 80s (if I make it that far). I hope young guys are still looking this stuff up and carrying Blues forward. When I was in my 20s in the 1990s people used to say "He's young to be playing Blues". I hope there are more young kids today learning SRVs stuff. And I hope we get another massive *once in a gernation" talent like him soon.
I saw him 1000 tines in that very bar too, I knew him from age 18 and I was 21....Austin Texas, where my bass player husband moved to in 1972. After my divorce in 75, I also dated his brother Jimmie and Stevie and I were quite close. This and a few other songs were recorded around town. Cold Shot in Austin at Brackenridge Hospital, and on Barton Springs Road where the big bull's standing...that is south/southwest Austin...my home. Thoz neighborhoods I know the streets...what a amazing blessed life I have and knowing him as a brother.Thoz were on a video tape that came out in 84...I saw him at a motel that year in Austin where they were staying...The Imperial 400...on Congress Ave...Tommy, Stevie and my friend Janet who was Tommys gf in 84.Stevie had just bought a classic Buick maybe a 1060-61, a red convertible. I went for a ride in it with him, he said lets go for a ride, I havent ever paid cash for a car till this one! It was red with white leather interior...I had 2 babies at home by then, had re-married and wasn't out in the clubs...I was 33 yrs old~ just sayin...♪
mam, i think you're full of shit although, you do have much information
+James Watson FUCK YOU ! JAMES YOUR WRONG
Hey honey my name is Michael. Are you familiar with a man by the name of DAVID PETRONE? He was around in that era.
How are you now honey? do you mind me asking?
Lynne Kelley WHAT A LUCKY¡¡¡¡¡¡I never saw him, I love him but He's gone.:(