Younger generations, through reactions, are learning who this man is and finally understanding why he's considered to be the GOAT. Happy to see him finally getting his flowers!
Yes, this is a Stevie Ray "original" written in the 80s, Just as much as Hendrix - Clapton - VanHalen - BB - Muddy - John Lee and so many others, Stevie just had a huge passion and just loved to play. I am truly enjoying your reviews on the older music - but even more so on what we considered the "Greats" We were lucky to live in the time and to go and see these guys on occasion, I even get a sense of...pride?... for the performer, when you are blown away and give respect to these guys, many younger folks just don't care about what happened or what came before them today. This stuff is what formed our youth and lives - seeing someone younger appreciate it is pretty awesome dude. thanks...
Stevie Ray was BA! YES, This was an original written by Stevie. He did so many fabulous covers also. Everything he touched was aaammmaaazzzing. White boys do have soul! Gone too soon. ❤️
Yes Stevie wrote this. It's funky, bluesy, and showcases his soulful vocals that are often described as "honey over gravel". His guitar greatness/legendary status always gets such attention that his vocal abilities are often neglected, and that's a shame. He lacked the same confidence in his singing that he had as a guitarist; but when he lets that growl and Texas drawl loose, his voice is killer! SRV is still considered the guitar GOAT for a reason, but as you just discovered, his talents as a singer & songwriter are impressive.
This is great!! One of the ALL TIME GREATS HERE as far as musical ability and just creative genius! I went to high school with you and didn't know this channel existed... Great work!!
I grew up with him. I lived in Dallas, and he lived in Oak Cliff, which was really a part of Dallas. Watching him perform in person was unbelievable. Listen to Texas Flood. His older brother was in a band called The Fabulous Thunderbirds. It broke me when he died in a helicopter crash in Wisconsin. I happened to be living in Wisconsin at the time.
He slays every song live. This is one of my favorites as it does show off his voice. Do yourself a favor and watch "Life without you' at The Capital Theater. It shows off his voice as well but also has crazy guitar playing and a beautiful message in it with Stevie talking to the crowd. It will be one of your favorite SRV videos guaranteed. SRV = The G.O.A.T.
Love SRV my favourite guitarist of all time.... But you have to give respect then is is due.... Double trouble, Chris and Tommy, are one of the best rhythm sections ever to play.... The trio make amazing music
I haven't seen if you have reacted to Stevie Ray Vaughan, Look at little Sister, that is one that once seen always remembered, it has the most iconic change of a item that lives on forever in the minds of guitar players......WATCH and SEE.....enjoy....
Yes, SRV could SANG! You haven't heard nothing yet, give Tin Pan Alley live with Johnny Copeland a listen...your mind will be blown. And to think, he didn't want to sing.
There is a video out there of him doing a sound check before a show that I think you'd enjoy reacting to. You're a performer who has probably done countless sound checks so I'd love to see your reaction to it.
🎸🎸🎸🎶 .... so glad that you are highlighting Mr. Stevie Ray Vaughan here Black Pegasus. To me , he is THE guitar God. I think he is the best there ever was. I saw him live once ... thank the Lord. 💚💚💚 me some SRV !! TY .. 🎶🎸🎸🎸
@@conorpatrick8354 I saw him at N.Y. State Fair , and at the time I didn't really understand Blues music like I do now. I was blown away to say the least. He played in the rain , he kept playing until he had to stop due to getting shocked by his guitar. What a blessing that day was !
You picked a great song to showcase his Singing Chops. Which get highly overlooked and under appreciated due to the 15 fingers he plays the guitar with🔥🫠
You should check out his guitar sound check where he is wearing a leopard print coat and just remember it is a sound check he plays 3 different songs this is one the other two are Skuttle Buttin and say what
I actually saw Hendrix in 67, when I was 23. Tiny theater in the round. No big venues then. Sometimes I have to pinch myself. Never got to see SRV, but happy to hear you saw him so many times!
This Man had so much soul it dripped out every pour of his body. I forget the name of the vid. But it's of him just doing a sound check, wearing fur coat. Man it's a must must watch.
That's his brother, Jimmie's coat. Jimmie wears it when Stevie played at inargural ball for Pres GW Bush. And if you check the sound check video, he's in his wife's faux leopard skin coat. He often wore her shirts and clothes from Lou Ann Barton, too. He wasn't too particular what closet he got his clothes, shoes, and jewelry. You need to see Tin Pan Alley/Dirty Pool for some more slow blues grom SRV. Stang Swang, Goin Home, Chitlins Con Carne (cover of jazz musician Kenny Burrell), Lenny, Riviera Paradise for jazz blues.
I miss his music so very much. I knew before they made the announcement he was gone because they kept saying who all were okay and never said his name.. I cried all day that day. His loss, may he rest in peace, was a huge blow to music. I am so thankful I can say I got to be one that got to experience his pouring his soul out to his fans while playing and singing. I haven't ever experienced a performer give as much of themselves as he did when performing.
There's also an incredible video in Buddy Guy's nightclub...SRV joins him on the tiny stage and fools around singing Champagne & Reefer" that's such a pleasure to see & hear...very loose and intimate...
One of the GOATS for sure died way to young like many others,, Glad to see younger people reacting to so many great musicians , cause it seems to be a dying art. People aren't trying to learn instruments and form bands to much anymore.
Believe me seeing this men playing stays with you. He controlled the crowd ,when he played soft there was silence,when he revved us we roared . Saw him play in a small theatre and its cherished memory. Who needs a camera when your in the presence of greatness ☮️
bb King said Steve was the best guitar player he has ever hewr He ever herd that coming from BB king says alot about Steve he is the best person to have walked the earth
Stevie was truly an artist that was taken way to soon. After kicking the drugs and alcohol, he became even greater. It's hard to fathom how far SRV would have gone.
Back in the day (I started playing drums in 1964) when "Cream" was first getting together, Eric Clapton said he didn't want to be a main singer. The same goes for Stevie. We're all glad he changed his mind.
When Lou Ann Barton quit the band, they were left without a singer. Stevie had sung a couple while she was offstage, so he had some experience, but he didn’t have the same confidence in his singing and leading a show, sort of how Eric Clapton was before Derek and the Dominos. He overcame his fears and just did it, practicing his singing like he did his guitar work, until he got to this glorious point. His songwriting skills grew too, and he had just gotten to his full bloom and started to get really famous outside of Texas when he was in the helicopter crash. In Austin, everyone was devastated, and I don’t think the music scene ever completely recovered. The city put a statue up at Auditorium Shores, between Palmer Auditorium and the Colorado River, where he and Double Trouble used to play. I remember canoes and paddle boats in the river behind the stage, and thinking they had the right idea, the best seats.
I’ve watched your videos and this isn’t the first time you’ve heard his voice, so I’m kind of surprised it’s a surprise in yours. He’s got a fabulous, blues voice.
Well Stevie adapts his voice to what best suits the song so his voice takes on different tones, nuances, and intensity. I'm sure that is what surprised him here. He heard Texas Flood, Voodoo Chile, and Pride and Joy so far. Next should be Tin Pan Alley to hear still another flavor.🎸🎶💙
As a 63 year old dude who grew up with this great music, I really enjoy and appreciate seeing you get folks dig into this music. Probably my all-time fave SRV performance is Paradise Riviera, which he dedicates to everyone suffering, having had gone through and recovered from addiction himself at the time of this live performance. I highly recommend giving it a spin, whether you react or not. It truly is an instrument with a healing vibe to it.
Trust me even if your an expert guitarist. This man will still have you on your heals. He’s one of the best of the best. Experts praise him and his ability.
G.O.A.T I WORKED A FEW SHOWS WITH STEVIE RAY. CHECK OUT THE CAPITAL THEATER IN PASSAIC N.J WICH I WORKED AS A STAGE HAND. WHST A GREAT HUMAN BEING. I MISS HIM❤❤❤❤
You would enjoy the video of him going through a sound check...as a performer yourself, you surely know what the purpose of a sound check is, and how mono-nondramatic it is supposed to be. Stevie doesn't do mono-nondramatic. Live performances were everything back then, and I consider myself lucky to have taken so many of them in...he was incredibly special. there are some other must views of SRV, like Tin Pan Alley w/Johnny Copeland, Lenny (original about his wife and guitar), Voodoo Child, Texas Flood, and Life by the Drop. You have reacted to some already, and this list most certainly isn't the complete list of SRV's greatest must-view tracks, but it is a good start.
Near the end of his life he got sober, his head in a good space. And got a lit more confidence with his voice. He's singin and jammin with Jimi in Rock Heaven
YA.... Stevie was the full meal deal. His guitar could sing like his life depended on it... But he could sing. You just don't see anything like this today, why? Because there isn't anything like this today! RIP THE GOAT!
Eric Clapton was quoted as saying (paraphrased) that hearing Stevie play guitar makes you want to learn how to play guitar. But when you play on stage with him it makes you wish you never picked up a guitar.
Stevie Ray Vaughn was such an iconic artist and I still remember that day he passed away in that tragic accident it changed my life. He was not supposed to be on that helicopter flight after that show and grabbed an empty seat that ultimately ended his life in Wisconsin.
BP, a reporter asked SRV once about his fashion, asking where he gets his clothes….Stevie shrugged and said “mainly truck stops”. Then, Stevie went wild when he discovered the glue gun…making his hats!
Little wing is watching his for 7 mins and if there would be anytime ever to say that man is not in his body and channelling a flow form another dimension that would be it, those moments your like nope stevie has left the building and his body playing but he gone. Its so amazing I subber your channel for your appreciation for stevie. Thank you so much for being so open minded and respecting the GOAT
He did a live show with Johnny Copeland, and "Tin Pan Alley" both showcases his voice and his playing. It's on youtube. And of course Double Trouble, the only band that could keep up with him when he went off on a musical tangent only he could hear, without missing a beat-"Not today, you pimp dressin' guitar playin' magician!"
Stevie was more than a singer, musician-he was the GOAT and force of nature. We’ll never see another like him. Stevie, miss you man ... “on silver wings.” 🎸🤘🙏🏻❤️😇 11:16
Younger generations, through reactions, are learning who this man is and finally understanding why he's considered to be the GOAT. Happy to see him finally getting his flowers!
💙💙💙💙💙🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
SRV will always be the GOAT. RIP. Gone way too young.
Yes, this is a Stevie Ray "original" written in the 80s, Just as much as Hendrix - Clapton - VanHalen - BB - Muddy - John Lee and so many others, Stevie just had a huge passion and just loved to play. I am truly enjoying your reviews on the older music - but even more so on what we considered the "Greats" We were lucky to live in the time and to go and see these guys on occasion, I even get a sense of...pride?... for the performer, when you are blown away and give respect to these guys, many younger folks just don't care about what happened or what came before them today. This stuff is what formed our youth and lives - seeing someone younger appreciate it is pretty awesome dude. thanks...
Stevie Ray was BA! YES, This was an original written by Stevie. He did so many fabulous covers also. Everything he touched was aaammmaaazzzing. White boys do have soul! Gone too soon. ❤️
Yes Stevie wrote this. It's funky, bluesy, and showcases his soulful vocals that are often described as "honey over gravel". His guitar greatness/legendary status always gets such attention that his vocal abilities are often neglected, and that's a shame. He lacked the same confidence in his singing that he had as a guitarist; but when he lets that growl and Texas drawl loose, his voice is killer! SRV is still considered the guitar GOAT for a reason, but as you just discovered, his talents as a singer & songwriter are impressive.
Stevie Ray Vaughn was the real deal, one of the greatest on guitar and such a expressive blues voice. Taken way too soon.
Fun fact about Stevie that it is all natural talent and it is hard to believe he failed music class in school.
Stevie is the best blues guitarist of all time!!!!!!!
This is an original. This one is sooo goood! I love him and his low key fashion choices 😂 love your stank face BP!❤️🔥✌🏻🫶🏻
This man nakes me cry that he's gone. I am in love with his music. Like my soulmate........Love you Stevie ❤
Stevie did originals and performed blues classics, exposing a new audience to the blues OGs.
Back to the GOAT . You just feel his passion ,with Stevie he's one of the rare few that play from the soul . ✌ ❤
This is great!! One of the ALL TIME GREATS HERE as far as musical ability and just creative genius! I went to high school with you and didn't know this channel existed... Great work!!
He doesn't just sing, he can sang.
Oh no!!! You need to see more of SRV! Especially the one with him performing with another blues legend Johnny Copeland!!! It is beyond amazing!
I grew up with him. I lived in Dallas, and he lived in Oak Cliff, which was really a part of Dallas. Watching him perform in person was unbelievable. Listen to Texas Flood. His older brother was in a band called The Fabulous Thunderbirds. It broke me when he died in a helicopter crash in Wisconsin. I happened to be living in Wisconsin at the time.
He slays every song live. This is one of my favorites as it does show off his voice. Do yourself a favor and watch "Life without you' at The Capital Theater. It shows off his voice as well but also has crazy guitar playing and a beautiful message in it with Stevie talking to the crowd. It will be one of your favorite SRV videos guaranteed.
SRV = The G.O.A.T.
Love SRV my favourite guitarist of all time....
But you have to give respect then is is due....
Double trouble, Chris and Tommy, are one of the best rhythm sections ever to play....
The trio make amazing music
I haven't seen if you have reacted to Stevie Ray Vaughan, Look at little Sister, that is one that once seen always remembered, it has the most iconic change of a item that lives on forever in the minds of guitar players......WATCH and SEE.....enjoy....
This is one of my FAVORITE SRV SONGS. Yes, this is written by him (1985) . Eric Clapton later covered it (1996)
Love how he makes that guitar just wail in this song. Yes,, this is one of his original songs.
"He can play" - No truer words have been spoken....
That's what's called shinning bright like a star my guy ❤😊
That right there is what we call genuine baby making music 💯🔥❤️
Yes, SRV could SANG! You haven't heard nothing yet, give Tin Pan Alley live with Johnny Copeland a listen...your mind will be blown. And to think, he didn't want to sing.
Yes Tin Pan Alley💙🎸🎶‼️💯
Love Tin Pan Alley with Johnny Copeland ❤️❤️❤️
There is a video out there of him doing a sound check before a show that I think you'd enjoy reacting to. You're a performer who has probably done countless sound checks so I'd love to see your reaction to it.
🎸🎸🎸🎶 .... so glad that you are highlighting Mr. Stevie Ray Vaughan here Black Pegasus. To me , he is THE guitar God. I think he is the best there ever was. I saw him live once ... thank the Lord. 💚💚💚 me some SRV !! TY .. 🎶🎸🎸🎸
So lucky. One performer I wish I was able to see live I would of done anything to see him
@@conorpatrick8354 I saw him at N.Y. State Fair , and at the time I didn't really understand Blues music like I do now. I was blown away to say the least. He played in the rain , he kept playing until he had to stop due to getting shocked by his guitar. What a blessing that day was !
I was lucky enough to see him 3 times. Each time brought me to tears. I have a suggestion check out Riviera paradise. This is a beautiful song.
Welcome to the world of Stevie Ray! The GOAT!!
Loving Stevie’s vocal ending on this one. He is THE GOAT!
You picked a great song to showcase his Singing Chops. Which get highly overlooked and under appreciated due to the 15 fingers he plays the guitar with🔥🫠
that man was a gangster for real . Major OG
And I will always remember in my mind seeing SRV live.
❤️❤️❤️SRV!!! He’s my favorite!!! I think you would really like Life Without You live from The Capitol Theater. It’s just amazing.
Yes I agree Connie! He is ready for that performance now🎸🎶💙💯
@@harrietmiller3982 YESSS Harriet!!!
His 'the sky is crying'😢😅❤❤
You should check out his guitar sound check where he is wearing a leopard print coat and just remember it is a sound check he plays 3 different songs this is one the other two are Skuttle Buttin and say what
Yes please‼️🎶🎸💯💙‼️
It’s amazing!!!!!
@@conniehorton1981amazing enough to have 23 million views and counting...🎸💙🎶💯
yep check his sound check!
YES.. PA-LEEEEASE! 💗💗💗
I'm not old enough to have gotten to see Hendrix, but I got to see Stevie 7 times.
I actually saw Hendrix in 67, when I was 23. Tiny theater in the round. No big venues then. Sometimes I have to pinch myself. Never got to see SRV, but happy to hear you saw him so many times!
This Man had so much soul it dripped out every pour of his body. I forget the name of the vid. But it's of him just doing a sound check, wearing fur coat. Man it's a must must watch.
It's called Soundcheck 😊 and it is 🔥💯. It has 23 million views and counting.
That's his brother, Jimmie's coat. Jimmie wears it when Stevie played at inargural ball for Pres GW Bush. And if you check the sound check video, he's in his wife's faux leopard skin coat. He often wore her shirts and clothes from Lou Ann Barton, too. He wasn't too particular what closet he got his clothes, shoes, and jewelry.
You need to see Tin Pan Alley/Dirty Pool for some more slow blues grom SRV. Stang Swang, Goin Home, Chitlins Con Carne (cover of jazz musician Kenny Burrell), Lenny, Riviera Paradise for jazz blues.
There are very few guitarist that can emote thru a guitar like him.... I truly believe no one else comes close to his style.... He is the GOAT
Great artist. Absolutely amazing. Great to see you have found him.
You will flip out when you hear " Look at Little Sister " ....at Austin City Limits Concert...you have to hear it.!!!!!
He is still the best! 🙏🙏🙏
I miss his music so very much. I knew before they made the announcement he was gone because they kept saying who all were okay and never said his name.. I cried all day that day. His loss, may he rest in peace, was a huge blow to music. I am so thankful I can say I got to be one that got to experience his pouring his soul out to his fans while playing and singing. I haven't ever experienced a performer give as much of themselves as he did when performing.
There's also an incredible video in Buddy Guy's nightclub...SRV joins him on the tiny stage and fools around singing Champagne & Reefer" that's such a pleasure to see & hear...very loose and intimate...
One of the GOATS for sure died way to young like many others,, Glad to see younger people reacting to so many great musicians , cause it seems to be a dying art. People aren't trying to learn instruments and form bands to much anymore.
Believe me seeing this men playing stays with you. He controlled the crowd ,when he played soft there was silence,when he revved us we roared . Saw him play in a small theatre and its cherished memory. Who needs a camera when your in the presence of greatness ☮️
bb King said Steve was the best guitar player he has ever hewr
He ever herd that coming from BB king says alot about Steve he is the best person to have walked the earth
Love his song Life Without You. The live version is amazing!
Stevie was truly an artist that was taken way to soon. After kicking the drugs and alcohol, he became even greater. It's hard to fathom how far SRV would have gone.
Back in the day (I started playing drums in 1964) when "Cream" was first getting together, Eric Clapton said he didn't want to be a main singer. The same goes for Stevie. We're all glad he changed his mind.
When Lou Ann Barton quit the band, they were left without a singer. Stevie had sung a couple while she was offstage, so he had some experience, but he didn’t have the same confidence in his singing and leading a show, sort of how Eric Clapton was before Derek and the Dominos. He overcame his fears and just did it, practicing his singing like he did his guitar work, until he got to this glorious point. His songwriting skills grew too, and he had just gotten to his full bloom and started to get really famous outside of Texas when he was in the helicopter crash. In Austin, everyone was devastated, and I don’t think the music scene ever completely recovered. The city put a statue up at Auditorium Shores, between Palmer Auditorium and the Colorado River, where he and Double Trouble used to play. I remember canoes and paddle boats in the river behind the stage, and thinking they had the right idea, the best seats.
Hands down the best blues performers that ever lived. He can play that guitar like his hands on fire 🔥.
I’ve watched your videos and this isn’t the first time you’ve heard his voice, so I’m kind of surprised it’s a surprise in yours. He’s got a fabulous, blues voice.
Well Stevie adapts his voice to what best suits the song so his voice takes on different tones, nuances, and intensity. I'm sure that is what surprised him here. He heard Texas Flood, Voodoo Chile, and Pride and Joy so far. Next should be Tin Pan Alley to hear still another flavor.🎸🎶💙
He was the entire package!! ❤✌️
As a 63 year old dude who grew up with this great music, I really enjoy and appreciate seeing you get folks dig into this music. Probably my all-time fave SRV performance is Paradise Riviera, which he dedicates to everyone suffering, having had gone through and recovered from addiction himself at the time of this live performance. I highly recommend giving it a spin, whether you react or not. It truly is an instrument with a healing vibe to it.
Trust me even if your an expert guitarist. This man will still have you on your heals. He’s one of the best of the best. Experts praise him and his ability.
I used to live down the street from his family in Oak Cliff. It was a sad day when he passed away
G.O.A.T I WORKED A FEW SHOWS WITH STEVIE RAY. CHECK OUT THE CAPITAL THEATER IN PASSAIC N.J WICH I WORKED AS A STAGE HAND. WHST A GREAT HUMAN BEING. I MISS HIM❤❤❤❤
Beautiful voice, he didn't get enough credit for his voice
pride and joy is my fav
Love me some Stevie Ray Vaughan. Thank you for reacting to his song. He was taken away from us way too soon.
no cover, the GOAT......... Always and Forever...................................................!!!!!
You would enjoy the video of him going through a sound check...as a performer yourself, you surely know what the purpose of a sound check is, and how mono-nondramatic it is supposed to be. Stevie doesn't do mono-nondramatic. Live performances were everything back then, and I consider myself lucky to have taken so many of them in...he was incredibly special.
there are some other must views of SRV, like Tin Pan Alley w/Johnny Copeland, Lenny (original about his wife and guitar), Voodoo Child, Texas Flood, and Life by the Drop. You have reacted to some already, and this list most certainly isn't the complete list of SRV's greatest must-view tracks, but it is a good start.
Near the end of his life he got sober, his head in a good space. And got a lit more confidence with his voice. He's singin and jammin with Jimi in Rock Heaven
Another great song is “Riviera Paradise”. It has no lyrics and the music is beautiful in every way. I think “Cold Shot” is another by SRV.
YA.... Stevie was the full meal deal. His guitar could sing like his life depended on it... But he could sing. You just don't see anything like this today, why? Because there isn't anything like this today! RIP THE GOAT!
His soulful singing can be also enjoyed on "Life without you" and "Tin Pan alley", two other great songs.
Eric Clapton was quoted as saying (paraphrased) that hearing Stevie play guitar makes you want to learn how to play guitar. But when you play on stage with him it makes you wish you never picked up a guitar.
Look at Tin Pan Alley with SRV and Johnny Copeland. Greatest blues duo together!
Best ever! He took Jimis experimentations added the blues and shot to the stars. Love this man. Deserves RESPECT
He has lots of great tunes. Pick one, its great.
There was never before or after Stevie any guitarist/ vocalist that had that amount of talent and intensity.
Imagine if in a different world if we could have had Hendrix, Vaughan, and Prince all on stage together.
Stevie Ray Vaughn was such an iconic artist and I still remember that day he passed away in that tragic accident it changed my life. He was not supposed to be on that helicopter flight after that show and grabbed an empty seat that ultimately ended his life in Wisconsin.
BP, a reporter asked SRV once about his fashion, asking where he gets his clothes….Stevie shrugged and said “mainly truck stops”. Then, Stevie went wild when he discovered the glue gun…making his hats!
Love Love Stevie Ray Vaughan . . One of the BEST and GREATEST!!!!!!
SRV had so much soul. When you left, you felt like you had just been blessed.
Was blessed to see Stevie live. What a memorable, amazing show. R.I.P. Stevie thanks for the gifts you left us.
srv life without live at capitol theater is an epic performance..
Check out another original SRV "Life Without You" live at the Capitol Theatre. One of my personal favorites. ❤
Playing the guitar for stevie was as easy as breathing, the man wasn't human
Stevie also does a MTV Unplugged, I believe he is the first performer on this show. He plays an acoustic 12 string. He just kills it!
SRV magic!!! Watch his live concert at the Austin City Limits, great performance. Gone too soon😪
The SRV "Soundcheck" video is a must see as well.
Little wing is watching his for 7 mins and if there would be anytime ever to say that man is not in his body and channelling a flow form another dimension that would be it, those moments your like nope stevie has left the building and his body playing but he gone. Its so amazing I subber your channel for your appreciation for stevie. Thank you so much for being so open minded and respecting the GOAT
I sure ain't gonna give up on SRV either. What an artist....
I'm a 38 Argentinian female who grew up with dad playing the STR CD's in loop all the time. This song always hit me hard.
Your face tho 😂😂😂
Glad you enjoyed it!
So many concerts not one damn picture, that I want to remember.🙃... 🤘💯
Greatest guitar player ever. Don’t believe me? Check out life without you from the capital theater.
"Life Without You" PLEASE !!🐐🔥🎸😍😢😢
Live from The Capitol Theater!!!
Loved him so. Miss him so. Please, More! And, Always Live!
Being in the buiz….You must watch SRV - Soundtrack
Thankful U found Stevie.
You absolutely must hear "Life Without You", which he wrote as a tribute to his friend, who passed away.
I seen him live. One of the best shows I’ve ever seen.
I hear it's flooding down in Texas
It is a must to listen to Tin Pan Alley with Johnny Copeland. It is another opportunity to hear the sheer chops of SRV.
Yes please💙🎸🎶💯
He did a live show with Johnny Copeland, and "Tin Pan Alley" both showcases his voice and his playing. It's on youtube. And of course Double Trouble, the only band that could keep up with him when he went off on a musical tangent only he could hear, without missing a beat-"Not today, you pimp dressin' guitar playin' magician!"
Stevie was more than a singer, musician-he was the GOAT and force of nature. We’ll never see another like him. Stevie, miss you man ... “on silver wings.” 🎸🤘🙏🏻❤️😇 11:16