MTV hosts were such dorks. Stevie cool as ever. He had a way of answering dumb questions and still holding his own, without being arrogant. Love you always Stevie, and thank you
Chris Farley style is the best….”remember that time you played your guitar?….yeah that was cool “😂 😂 sort of like that …. But man you gotta start somewhere
Stevie not even in recovery yet and this host pushes him regarding Hendrix. I had to comment since reading Texas Flood from what I understand He and Lou Ann Barton used to clash about Hendrix and to see Stevie calm as ever just shake his head "no" when asked just goes to the core of who he was!! Miss ya brother
Everyone should be looking up Anthony Gomes if they haven't heard of him. He reminds me of The Late Stevie Ray Vaughn..I so miss him I did my first tour with this man. Love him to pieces miss him more!!!💜
Stevie was not feeling this dude at all. The standard issue reason is not worth mentioning but Stevie was not at all feeling the views of MTV ignoring Black Artists but yet they wanted to Interview him. He agreed to do it but he said early on he was not going to talk much.
@@AC_Bikes_400 I had not heard that before. People I knew always said Jimi was a one trick pony and SRV was far and above him in his playing skills. It does require passion because Jimi has a son and he is trying to do some things but he does not sound decent at all. Go Figure....lol
I don't think SRV sounds much like Jimi Hendrix. Yes, he influenced Stevie's sound but he took that sound and mixed it with his own sound and expanded on it so much. If you listen to Jimi, he sounds like Jimi. If you listen to Stevie, he sounds like Stevie. There's no mistaking the two. Stevie's sound was just faster, heavier and more technical. I'm not dissing Jimi but SRV was THE ULTIMATE blues player.
Well said mate..and i'm not dissing Jimi here either as i've loved the guy from a being kid before i even heard of SRV..but..for me..Stevie isn't only a different kettle of fish than Hendrix..but he's way better..he's the best init..
@@adgerockstar4617 both of them have like this energy of charm and pure enjoyment in their playing. If you can capture that you will sound better immediately I think
Dude are you here to talk to Stevie or are you here to obsess over whether he cut any Hendrix tracks during recording. My god man move on to the next question.
@@Say_No-2_Animal-Abuse_ I thought the same at first but think of it a different way.. from back then.. first, I didn’t know that Stevie never saw jimi live, that is a very powerful piece of information.. only in his dreams, he says. Also, Nobody played jimi like jimi or better until Stevie, so those questions are absolutely legitimate given the time of this interview
Stevie was pretty shy back at thst time he was not used to the big time, i seen him relly get embarrassed when people recognized him in public but he got much soother with it as time went on.
It got a bit annoying when the host kept talking continuosly about Jimi Hendrix. Miss you Stevie! You were the one that got me into the blues when I was a kid!
Stephen Stevie Ray Vaughan (Dallas, Texas; 3 de octubre de 1954 - East Troy, Wisconsin; 27 de agosto de 1990) fue un guitarrista, cantante, compositor y productor discográfico estadounidense que fusionó los géneros de blues y rock en la década de 1980. Desarrolló un sonido y estilo basado en artistas de blues como B. B. King, Albert King, Freddie King, Buddy Guy, Otis Rush y Jimmi Hendrix. 🎙️🎙️🎸🎸🎙️🎙️🎸🎸🎙️🎙️
He didn’t have the 50k at that time to get them fixed???????????? 🤷♀️ Remember, he was American and your average citizen does not have the luxury of going to the dentist for repairs. I believe he improved them once he was able to afford it. Gotta live the America. Way of life. Smh
He must be high, because he can't seem to address the question of why he didn't put a Hendrix song on his album. Or maybe he's just nervous, or that's his way of ignoring a mediocre question.
I guess it's 1 of the 1st tv interviews Stevie did, but to me watching this today, the interviewer comes across as hugely disrespectful to a guitarist we now remember as a legend in his own right, by continuing to ask him about Hendrix and doing covers. It's as if he doesn't want to acknowledge SRV's talents at all. Of course Hendrix was a god of guitar but surely you just don't get an artist on the show and spend most of the time talking about a different artist. In his typical humble way Stevie just carries on and shrugs it off.
To this day, I don't listen to this guy. When i was a little kid, my sister had mtv on all the time. And i vividly remember this red-headed woman with a huge mouth trying yo escape my television. I really don't want to disparage the woman. She scared me. I just remember seeing this face tom petty style. Don't come round here no more. It's weird what the brain does sometimes.
Mark Goodman - purportedly a music expert - asks an actual musician why his new album doesn't include covers. And continues to act surprised when told that it doesn't. Idiot or worse?
i hate the way he talks to Stevie. Stevie didn't want to put Hendrix on his LP and Goodman wants to know why when there are other "covers" on the record. Not sure why this triggers me...o ya, ill keep it to myself ;)
They slowly get better as he got more successful. As if he just had small operations to improve them here and there and not all at once. By the time in step came out they looked normal from what I can tell
Jacob Martin he got them fixed up when he got himself cleaned up. He had a lot of trouble with his teeth. And not taking care of them definitely didn't help!
Man it's Christmas in May, all these Stevie Ray videos have saved my day from being a total dud!
He needed Trump to Make America Great Again😮
MTV hosts were such dorks. Stevie cool as ever. He had a way of answering dumb questions and still holding his own, without being arrogant. Love you always Stevie, and thank you
Chris Farley style is the best….”remember that time you played your guitar?….yeah that was cool “😂 😂 sort of like that …. But man you gotta start somewhere
Idiotic questions/interview. Stevie was gracious and great, though.
It was almost like their goal was to provoke their guests to the point of them spilling some kind of timeless bit of thought or rhetoric.
A national treasure trove of blues perfection.
He was an absolute monster guitar player. Records an album in 2 days. Not easy. Tragic loss
best fast blues guitarist that ever existed
Mss josef slow blues too
Amen
Just best ever
He’s my favorite player by far just due to his style on really don’t like comparing him to anyone.
Try Gary Moore ,Jhonny winter (from Texas)
SRV was a guitar master and his first album Texas Flood is an all time classic.
Miss that guy
RIP and long live Stevie Ray Vaughan (October 3, 1954 - August 27, 1990), aged 35
You will always be remembered as a legend.
Higher than a kite! Love you Stevie
He was coping from being forced in front of a camera and having to answer questions from sabatogue interviewers . he is not happy here.
know what he was on?
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What a sweet guy! RIP
Thanks for sharing your SRV footage. Great to see that he isn't being forgotten.
He never will
@@javiercisternasnajle I agree with you SRV is the person who inspired me to want to play guitar in the first place!!
think the media didnt realize when they were interviewing him he wasnt just a superstar. He was a hardcore texan at heart!
Stevie not even in recovery yet and this host pushes him regarding Hendrix. I had to comment since reading Texas Flood from what I understand He and Lou Ann Barton used to clash about Hendrix and to see Stevie calm as ever just shake his head "no" when asked just goes to the core of who he was!! Miss ya brother
Dios de la guitarra por siempre y para siempre..... El mejor 🎸
Two days thats amazing I've listened to that album so much
What a legend
Everyone should be looking up Anthony Gomes if they haven't heard of him. He reminds me of The Late Stevie Ray Vaughn..I so miss him I did my first tour with this man. Love him to pieces miss him more!!!💜
I’m glad he found sobriety.
He (Jimi) gave us a lot so if I can give some back to him that’s my pleasure.
In two days!!!. Amazing!. Thanks for sharing. Greetings from Argentina
Wow. SRV on MTV. And the VJ actually seems interested and like a real fan.
1983...totally addictive!
So humble :)
Rip beautiful SRV legend one and only one who hit my heart and soul ❤ he was so humble and kind
The way he´s talking here is like the tone of Hendrix in the beginning.
Stevie was not feeling this dude at all. The standard issue reason is not worth mentioning but Stevie was not at all feeling the views of MTV ignoring Black Artists but yet they wanted to Interview him. He agreed to do it but he said early on he was not going to talk much.
Stevie is drunk and high. Thank god he got sober eventually.
Did he actually said that? He just looks kind of mess up to me
I think the guy kept bringing up Jimi in an accusatory manner (some people have called him a Jimi ripoff) and Stevie just didn't care.
@@AC_Bikes_400 I had not heard that before. People I knew always said Jimi was a one trick pony and SRV was far and above him in his playing skills. It does require passion because Jimi has a son and he is trying to do some things but he does not sound decent at all. Go Figure....lol
@@BlindMellowJelly They're both legends.
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I wish he could've recorded Red House, by Jimi Hendrix.
Maybe the best blues revord ever made.
888 like by me 💃
Love Stevie! Miss him a lot!
I don't think SRV sounds much like Jimi Hendrix. Yes, he influenced Stevie's sound but he took that sound and mixed it with his own sound and expanded on it so much. If you listen to Jimi, he sounds like Jimi. If you listen to Stevie, he sounds like Stevie. There's no mistaking the two. Stevie's sound was just faster, heavier and more technical. I'm not dissing Jimi but SRV was THE ULTIMATE blues player.
Agree 👍 stevie stays in tune for a start
Well said mate..and i'm not dissing Jimi here either as i've loved the guy from a being kid before i even heard of SRV..but..for me..Stevie isn't only a different kettle of fish than Hendrix..but he's way better..he's the best init..
Spot on
Abseloutly agree
@@adgerockstar4617 both of them have like this energy of charm and pure enjoyment in their playing. If you can capture that you will sound better immediately I think
Dude are you here to talk to Stevie or are you here to obsess over whether he cut any Hendrix tracks during recording. My god man move on to the next question.
I can't stand this guy. (The dude with the hair 🙄)
@@Say_No-2_Animal-Abuse_ I thought the same at first but think of it a different way.. from back then.. first, I didn’t know that Stevie never saw jimi live, that is a very powerful piece of information.. only in his dreams, he says. Also, Nobody played jimi like jimi or better until Stevie, so those questions are absolutely legitimate given the time of this interview
@@tzon6802 Fair enough. The more I think about it, the more I realize just how spot on you are. Have a great week, friend. 😊
@@Say_No-2_Animal-Abuse_ "the guy with the hair" 👌🤣
0:46 & on It's like Stevie is doing all he can to not just up & GO! Lol
August 27th 2020 marks 30 years since his death....damn....
Stevie was the fuckin man
I’m the 666th like on this Stevie Ray interview from Austin, Texas. Stevie’s home!
crazy to think SRV was looking at someone like hendrix wishing he could’ve seen him live and i’m sitting here thinking the same thinf
I miss proper journalism man...
I honestly had no idea that MTV even existed in 1983.
SOUL💞SOUL, STEVIE💗😘
He was from Dallas. But, his teeth were from London.
What do you mean from London in particular...?
@@pabloperez4063 he means the guy’s got some fucked up chompers. C’mon now. That’s an A+ comment.
Be kind (most rockers corrected teeth after monetary success)
@@pabloperez4063English are known for ‘bad’ teeth. (cosmetic dentistry seems an American aesthetic).
@@arpunkbad teeth in America typically reflects impoverished upbringing. kindness essential.
His hands look like hulks
Terrible interview, totally missed the point of recording and playing music.
Agreed! Awful! Off-putting! Stop asking SRV about Hendrix's music, you chode! Ask him about HIS music!
@@stray_pat9356
Agreed well said.
Stevie was pretty shy back at thst time he was not used to the big time, i seen him relly get embarrassed when people recognized him in public but he got much soother with it as time went on.
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Fake news even back then lol...Stevie corrected this clown at every turn...my man. Lol.
Guitar genius, Hendrix would be proud
Did Maria's Love ever come to fruition?
Wicked perm
It got a bit annoying when the host kept talking continuosly about Jimi Hendrix. Miss you Stevie! You were the one that got me into the blues when I was a kid!
I hope this guy kicks himself now. "I had SRV in front of me and I spent half the interview talking about Hendrix" smh
❤️♥️💖🎸🎸
Was the movie Crossroads that Steve Vai ended up getting?
I don't think so....
Always digging into the similarities of other players and songs . He didn't like that too much
He’s so lucky Stevie didn’t smack him
Annoying questions about Hendrix. Let it go dude.
"no hendrix? what an asshole! " lol this interviewer...
He just really irritates me...Maybe, I'm just over analyzing?
I’ve got Stevie Ray Vaughan with me so I’m going to talk about Jimi Hendrix for a minute-and-a-half. 🙄
2 days
Stephen Stevie Ray Vaughan (Dallas, Texas; 3 de octubre de 1954 - East Troy, Wisconsin; 27 de agosto de 1990) fue un guitarrista, cantante, compositor y productor discográfico estadounidense que fusionó los géneros de blues y rock en la década de 1980. Desarrolló un sonido y estilo basado en artistas de blues como B. B. King, Albert King, Freddie King, Buddy Guy, Otis Rush y Jimmi Hendrix.
🎙️🎙️🎸🎸🎙️🎙️🎸🎸🎙️🎙️
what happened to his teeth?????????????
Cocaine… you either snort it or rub it on your gums.. also diluting it in the whiskey didn’t help either
He didn’t have the 50k at that time to get them fixed???????????? 🤷♀️
Remember, he was American and your average citizen does not have the luxury of going to the dentist for repairs. I believe he improved them once he was able to afford it.
Gotta live the America. Way of life. Smh
so... did he get the part in the audition?
Im thinking the same
It wasn't that he auditioned. David Bowie asked him to do it. Stevie obliged but it wasn't his thing. He afterwards said it was a bunch of bullshit.
Stevie was considered for the roll of Jack Butler in the movie Crossroads with Ralph Mocchio. Steve Vai got the part.
Covers from other people....
No shit !
Spaced out trucker!
He must be high, because he can't seem to address the question of why he didn't put a Hendrix song on his album. Or maybe he's just nervous, or that's his way of ignoring a mediocre question.
I guess it's 1 of the 1st tv interviews Stevie did, but to me watching this today, the interviewer comes across as hugely disrespectful to a guitarist we now remember as a legend in his own right, by continuing to ask him about Hendrix and doing covers. It's as if he doesn't want to acknowledge SRV's talents at all. Of course Hendrix was a god of guitar but surely you just don't get an artist on the show and spend most of the time talking about a different artist. In his typical humble way Stevie just carries on and shrugs it off.
SRV and some nameless MTV clown
To this day, I don't listen to this guy. When i was a little kid, my sister had mtv on all the time. And i vividly remember this red-headed woman with a huge mouth trying yo escape my television. I really don't want to disparage the woman. She scared me. I just remember seeing this face tom petty style. Don't come round here no more. It's weird what the brain does sometimes.
Mark Goodman - purportedly a music expert - asks an actual musician why his new album doesn't include covers. And continues to act surprised when told that it doesn't. Idiot or worse?
Now you would have to go back in Time to see no rap or white music on mtv!
i hate the way he talks to Stevie. Stevie didn't want to put Hendrix on his LP and Goodman wants to know why when there are other "covers" on the record. Not sure why this triggers me...o ya, ill keep it to myself ;)
Living like a nomad with no money certainly did not help his trips to the dentist if he took any at all!
Sadly, He wasn’t looking after himself at all during this era
I wonder whatsup with his teeth
A lot of drugs and alcohol.
They slowly get better as he got more successful. As if he just had small operations to improve them here and there and not all at once. By the time in step came out they looked normal from what I can tell
Jacob Martin exactly
Jacob Martin he got them fixed up when he got himself cleaned up. He had a lot of trouble with his teeth. And not taking care of them definitely didn't help!
@@csi2448 oh okay, did you read that somwhere?
weird
SRV is all drugged up in this interview, lol.
am i the only one that's noticing how stoned he is? lmao