Stevie Ray Vaughan - Cold Shot - Live Performance

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Комментарии • 16

  • @labird1994
    @labird1994 22 дня назад +2

    Magnificient performing yeah 🎸🎹 very good 👍incredible 👌 Thanks Rory 👏🏻

  • @patriciab825
    @patriciab825 14 дней назад +1

    Such a GROOVE!!

  • @rickward460
    @rickward460 14 дней назад +1

    I was blessed to be at that show at Starwood Amphitheatre in Nashville 🙏 Just months before the crash. RIP

  • @SWTSU
    @SWTSU 22 дня назад +4

    PS Double Trouble is a hell of a band!!! No doubt.

  • @larryhelmeczy4320
    @larryhelmeczy4320 19 дней назад +1

    Thanks, Rory. I've seen a lot of SRV vids and reactions but I haven't seen this one yet. Reece was on fire at the organ and SRV didn't do any flashy tricks but he stuck that groove like his life depended on it. What a treasure he was.

  • @conniehorton1981
    @conniehorton1981 22 дня назад

    WOOHOOOO❤️❤️❤️. Great SRV reaction!!! I’m always here for any SRV!!!

  • @Donnagilbert6497
    @Donnagilbert6497 21 день назад

    Nothing better!❤Keep on with SRV!

  • @kieranobrien7342
    @kieranobrien7342 22 дня назад

    Love It 🤟🤘

  • @ljc1520
    @ljc1520 22 дня назад +4

    Nobody can deny the Texas Bluesman - Double Trouble & Reese “The Wildman” Wynans tight as ever backing him 👏🏻 I’ve got a few gems up my sleeve still! 💎🎸 great request Drew! 🔥

    • @dreww1609
      @dreww1609 22 дня назад +1

      Thanks Luke, this is probably the song I can cover the best of any of his songs, to the point I'm not embarrassed to play it to a group of people :) also my favorite SRV tune though it is an old cover, in music history this belongs to Stevie. One of my other favorites is "So Excited" just such a gnarly brutal tone and he is hitting it at 110% always from beginning to end - except in the middle, where he plays the Cold Shot riff quietly for a few bars, it always makes me so happy, one of the tightest coolest parts of any of his songs. I am used to the El Mocambo version of that song and I know he can't get the video on those to upload. There is also the incredible set on the Texas Flood 25th anniversary back half with an entire 1982 era set from some club, he kills every song - same songs as El Mocambo except he does the most insane version of Tin Pan Alley which he skipped at El Mocambo. I will find a show that has it, just got to do a bit of hunting!

    • @ljc1520
      @ljc1520 22 дня назад

      @@dreww1609 I can play “Life by the Drop” & “Pride & Joy” on acoustic but I’ve always been wary of trying to take on Stevie on my Strat. I have a fear it will disown me 🤣🎸 but if you can play “Cold Shot” that’s mighty impressive my mate, you should record and upload it to your channel and get Rory to react to it!👌🏻🤣 El Mocambo lives rent free in my head, the whole thing. Lenny is the one for me, the emotion in that song is killer! How did you get on with Nick Drake after? Rory has reacted to some of my requests very recently! 👏🏻

    • @dreww1609
      @dreww1609 14 дней назад

      @@ljc1520 I have been listening to the Nick Drake videos, after you reminded me - yeah man, wow, I don't know if I've heard a better player, for this typr of song style, he just creates such a full and creative sound with his runs in between chord shifts and just all the little hidden perfect sounding riffs I guess I'd call them, not the right term, but he picks the arpeggiated chods in such a beautiful complex manner and still sneaks in all of these complimentary notes, if this has been your inspiration for mplaying you may have some pretty amazing fingerpicking skills. He reminds me of the finest of Delta blues guys, like a Big Bill Broonzy - but his full compositions - he chooses such a perfect array of sounds, like I just listedend again to Hezy Jane Pt 1 abd the little congo beats I think in the back are so cool - and all the string and piano accompanies mesh just enough so his playing, which should never be lost - isn't drwned out. His voice is remarkable and wholly unique, and his lyrics are just top notch, without even diving in for more meaning I can eaily hear that. I've never heard him before but he is on a level up from other - I guess similar? - highly skilled players like Neil Yung or Paul Simon who have the big hits and fame. He writes great songs, the chord patterns are seemingly always on point. I am definitely a fan. It sems clear he has a carved out place as a beloved musician (Jeff Buckley also came to mind a lot though he is a more skilled player than jeff in his short time). His flourishes aren't abut showing off they add to the songs and are all meant to be there. Thanks for the introduction! Definitely dig Rem - Don't think "Ornage Crush" was your request - I only really know them from that era, and I'm not sure I had that album, more like their early-mid 80's hits I knew in general before getting really into maybe their more commercialized albums out of the end of the 80s and early 90s - but I definitely had no idea that song was about Agent Orange - could only picture the Soda 'Orange Crush' if you had that in Wales. Was so good. I knew the song must mean something else but I was like 12 when I was hearing it on the one fantastic Alternative Rock station we had in the D.C. area. I think the closest kind of more sophisticated really cool acoustic songs I tried to learn early on - not very well, were mostly Led Zeppelin and then some Alice in Chains who had the hard electric albums but had 2 mostly acoustic almost folk sounding albums. I liked them for a lot of reasons but they also tuned down a half step like Stevie as I was trying to be a purist in the early days(which I don't bother any more though it makes singing easier and if I had .13s for strings I might not mind a little slack myself).

  • @claireburling8547
    @claireburling8547 16 дней назад

    This is my first Stevie song, and that voice always gave me chills, just enough twang in the sang.. I'll love Stevie Ray till the end and it's so nice to see him singing and playing the way he loved to do. ThanX for doing this one, never caught it before, and I love all his Cold Shot solos.
    Did you ever see the Easter Seals Telethon where they performed Voodoo Child? I was surprised that the first ten rows of the audience survived. Great react as usual, love all your commentary and your laugh. ☮️

  • @SWTSU
    @SWTSU 22 дня назад +2

    Thanks for this!!!! I’ve been having a tough Wednesday and this just set my mood/attitude just right!!!! It’s what I needed!!!! So says Austin Tx!!🤘😎🍸

    • @ljc1520
      @ljc1520 22 дня назад +2

      A Stevie Ray day, keeps the doctor away 👌🏻🎵🎸

  • @dreww1609
    @dreww1609 22 дня назад

    Yo Rory _ I watched you cover "Pride and Joy" and you are def better than me and I've got this one down pretty cold - pardon the pun - this is such a fun one to play, you should give it a go - great to sing as well. I'd say just for a tune, my favorite Stevie song.