Saw him in concert numerous times and never heard him play any song the same way twice. He played what he felt in the moment and made you feel it with him. RIP to the Master of the Stratocaster and Texas legend.
Hendrix was popular because he was black, and a novelty on a rock guitar. He had talent, but not anywhere near SRV. Any argument about it would point out the fool that thinks SRV was not the GAOT. End of discussion...
Un Garza what? Because Jimi was black? Novelty? Cmon man, SRV is out of this world but if there was no Jimi, there was no SRV. Let’s give credit where credit is due. Eric, Jeff, Pete all said when they saw Jimi for the first time, they stated “what da f are we gonna do now?” SRV on any given day is just as good as Jimi but Jimi is the one who revolutionized guitar world and played role model to many of the later guitarists.
@@unmalo2768 ....BS there was nobody that could paint music like Hendrix. SRV was awesome but he lived longer to perfect his craft. Every electric guitarists was following Hendrix lead.
SRV = GOAT fantastic reaction. May I suggest Grand Funk Railroad"inside looking out" live 1969. Super funky, and one of the best live performances ever imo. RIP Stevie
@@juliemanarin4127 Diffrent styles but both are GOATS, SRV more on the blues side of things and although Jimmy Page can certainly rock some blues it's more on the rock side.
One of my favorite SRV videos, is one where he's doing a sound check before a show. He walks on stage in a heavy coat, yawns, straps on the guitar, and then just shreds with no warm up. It's amazing to see and hear, given that there was no audience, no "show" to put on until later.
Miss Scribe, you make this old lady smile! Been listening to this music for years and years, watching you love it makes me appreciate each song a little more. 🤘✌️
SRVs older brother once said, "Stevie plays guitar like he's breaking out of prison!" You are into some great stuff, girl! SRV with the thick strings giving us that dirty groove!
I loved your reaction!!! Stevie was a Monster on the Guitar..... RIP.....for a more Bluesy Stevie, check out Tin Pan Alley with Johnnie Copeland. You wont be disappointed! Keep the great Reactions coming!
Stevie was unbelievable to watch live. I had the privilege of seeing him live four times, I couldn't comprehend how what I was hearing came from a guitar, a bass and drums. He played every note like an artist. RIP Stevie we miss you.
I heard somewhere that instead of the standard 8 too 11 gauge guitar strings he insisted on using 13 gauge like 50 to 75 % thicker .. and it made a huge difference in the complex sounds he could awaken in this beautiful instrument in his hands oh lordy .. R.I.P Stevie
@@shanemccormick6072 John Mayer once remarked that he could play that guitar for about 20 seconds then his arms would cramp up...Stevie played up to 3 hours during a concert with those heavy strings & yeah bending 3-4 @ at a time!
I’m a incredible proud DALLAS, Tx man & was very blessed to have pretty much knew of his childhood threw to his incredible success and untimely passing. For.a really short & skinny man he had huge hands that were insanely strong. Yes he used the largest strings that were produced in that era and he had them way higher off the bridge than basically anyone I’ve ever heard or seen live. #1 there had a lot of neck changes due to how easily he bent them or broke them. Breaking strings were common every show. A very down to earth man that was as humble as anyone I know of that like so many others. Passed way to soon. He went threw Hell but overcame addiction and flourished for a very short period. When Hendrix said he was the greatest guitarist of all time its hard to not agree with the icon. They were so far ahead of everyone else it was crazy. I often think about if they hadn’t passed and were still here. What their sound would of become with the technology and equipment threw out history getting better & better until today’s period. They built their equipment/guitars from pieces to produce that sound that blew anyone away who was fortunate to hear them or see them live. Including piers that were just as or more successful as they became. That’s the greatest thing any musician can have. Huge stars saying your the best. I can’t imagine the feeling he had hearing this from Jimmy. RIP Stevie
@@markwambolt2820 yeah just watch his left fingers when he resumes playing after dropping his pic the first time. He's bending the floor bottom strings all the way up almost all the way up the fretboard like it was nothing. He was so rough with his guitar that's why he was continuously having to tune it during a song. The strings would lose some from being forced to bend when they didn't want to he was phenomenal just amazing
@@axisdeerhunting If I had to guess, I'd say Stevie would have evolved into a great jazz guitarist. "Paradise Riviera" was a sample of things to come for him... Unfortunately, the story ended way to soon...
An avalanche of notes and everyone hits your soul. The GOAT no doubt about that. Listened to Hendrix even before my teens,but SRV took it to another level. Un fkn believable.
Though it'll cause some disagreement, I'll say he WAS the best. Hendrix, Clapton, Dimebag, Van Halen, so many others were freaking great ... but, damn, Stevie and his guitar were one. He was the Michelangelo, the MJ, the Leonardo, the Waldner (for you table tennis fans) of the guitar.
When it comes to the guitar SRV was an absolute beast!! He was a once in a lifetime talent. His live shows were off the chain. He did not need a lot of production on his albums just give him his band and 6 strings and let the man do his thing. God knows I still miss him.
He makes it look easy because he's one with the instrument. He's mastered technique to such an extent that it can now just flow out from a higher power. Just like Jimi.
Thank you for covering SRV. This show was recorded at Austin City Limits on PBS, and continues to be the longest running music show in the history of television. Living in Austin I got to see Stevie Ray Vaughn many times, and had the opportunity to meet him backstage at Prince's Purple Rain Tour. SRV was extremely gracious and appreciative of his recognition. Rest in peace, Stevie.
You need more SRV, it was so fun watching your reaction, it was so honest and I felt the same way the first time I heard this many years ago -- we lost one of the true greats when Stevie died, Merry Christmas and RIP Stevie.
Stevie really was the greatest and like all outstanding guitarists the instrument just becomes an extension of who they are. Probably more so with him than anyone I’ve ever seen other than Jimi Hendrix.
" i didn't mean to take up all your sweet time... give it back too you ...each and everyday, If I don't see you in this world see you in the next one don't be late" loved the reaction as usual and you have such a powerful voice for such a small girl impressive... Try Little Wing or Little Sister . keep on keeping on girl
I loved when you held your hand next to your head and you smiled in shock....the notes pour out of him like water coming down a waterfall, naturally and always variations on the themes, never the same. You can listen to this 30 times and hear smth new each time.
SRV is the king, nobody compares to him in tone and raw feeling. He's also one of the most humble and down to earth musicians I think exists, and he's my role model for how he kicked addiction and was able to live a full and free life in sobriety. RIP to the greatest, I miss the guy every day.
Hun, been catching up with your SRV reactions. You respond to his voice just as much as his guitar. "Like going to church" you said. We've GOT to get some reactions from some more of the blues masters! B.B. King, John Lee Hooker, Sister Rosetta Tharpe, Bessie Smith, so so many!
Love your reactions. Normally you close your eyes but this video does the most amazing job of showing his hands especially at the end and you were watching all the way. Hard to look away when a genius is at work.
Jimi recorded Voodoo Chile (long, studio version on his album Electric Ladyland) and Voodoo Child Slight Return (shorter). Stevie is doing Voodoo Child Slight Return.
His “Soundcheck” full :28 minute version. Just woke up, comes strolling in wearing a full-length fur coat, Cowboy hat and boots; says a few things, wipes his eyes; picks up the guitar and blows our minds!
You have a great voice and as an artist yourself you have an appreciation for music but also some knowledge that other reactors don't bring to the table.
Here's another SRV Live video you should check out, Stevie Ray Vaughan Live at the El Macombo "Texas Flood". You did a reaction to the Texas Flood version already but, that was a shorter version. The Live at the El Macombo version is longer with even more emotion, more feeling and more soul ... you won't be disappointed.
glad you like Stevie. Truly one of the greats.. another good one of his is "Little Wing".. of course you have to experience it on a live version.. ;) ...enjoy
I'll let you in on a little secret, $C - that crying-munchy sound Stevie's getting on "Voodoo Child" is coming from a gadget called a Cry Baby wah pedal (because that's the sound it causes the electric guitar to make). I'll let you in on another little secret - I saw him live TWICE in 1989 in Sacramento, CA. One of those times was at the ARCO Arena where he opened up for the legendary Jeff Beck. The best live show I have ever seen -- took a friend, and SRV live changed his life...
Love your videos hun and subscribed...your video is out of time with the sound though. Running slow don't know why💋 And i love your new song! You have a beautiful voice
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Saw him in concert numerous times and never heard him play any song the same way twice. He played what he felt in the moment and made you feel it with him. RIP to the Master of the Stratocaster and Texas legend.
If i had a vagina that would have gotten me moist. Just sayin.
By far my favorite guitarist of all time, no question about it.
Best guitarist All Time. No arguement..!!!
Dave, Congrats to owning a favorite and not getting silly with GOAT claims that mean nothing.
When we lost Stevie we lost one of the greats of all time ... RIP Stevie
Jimi and SRV were on a different level! I love them both and any argument about who was better is just opinion!
Hendrix was popular because he was black, and a novelty on a rock guitar. He had talent, but not anywhere near SRV. Any argument about it would point out the fool that thinks SRV was not the GAOT. End of discussion...
Un Garza what? Because Jimi was black? Novelty? Cmon man, SRV is out of this world but if there was no Jimi, there was no SRV. Let’s give credit where credit is due. Eric, Jeff, Pete all said when they saw Jimi for the first time, they stated “what da f are we gonna do now?” SRV on any given day is just as good as Jimi but Jimi is the one who revolutionized guitar world and played role model to many of the later guitarists.
@@unmalo2768 ....BS there was nobody that could paint music like Hendrix. SRV was awesome but he lived longer to perfect his craft. Every electric guitarists was following Hendrix lead.
@@tommygun5038 yep. It's all about the evolution of the craft.
Jimi woulda probably said SRV was his Daddy.
I love it when you get lost in a song and forget we're here. I feel like that happened a couple times here.
Awesome reaction girl I love seeing younger people jam out to SRV !!!!!
SRV = GOAT fantastic reaction. May I suggest Grand Funk Railroad"inside looking out" live 1969. Super funky, and one of the best live performances ever imo. RIP Stevie
Goat after Jimmy Page!
@@juliemanarin4127 Diffrent styles but both are GOATS, SRV more on the blues side of things and although Jimmy Page can certainly rock some blues it's more on the rock side.
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I took your suggestion and all I’ve got to say is good gawd!!
Stevie can't believe your gone
One of my favorite SRV videos, is one where he's doing a sound check before a show. He walks on stage in a heavy coat, yawns, straps on the guitar, and then just shreds with no warm up. It's amazing to see and hear, given that there was no audience, no "show" to put on until later.
'He makes playing guitar like drinkin' water'... That's beautiful.
The spirit of Jimi lived on for a few years. Then the crash ended it. Rip Stevie
Miss Scribe, you make this old lady smile! Been listening to this music for years and years, watching you love it makes me appreciate each song a little more. 🤘✌️
My favourite SRV is his version of Little Wing.
SRVs older brother once said, "Stevie plays guitar like he's breaking out of prison!" You are into some great stuff, girl! SRV with the thick strings giving us that dirty groove!
I loved your reaction!!! Stevie was a Monster on the Guitar..... RIP.....for a more Bluesy Stevie, check out Tin Pan Alley with Johnnie Copeland. You wont be disappointed! Keep the great Reactions coming!
Stevie was unbelievable to watch live. I had the privilege of seeing him live four times, I couldn't comprehend how what I was hearing came from a guitar, a bass and drums. He played every note like an artist.
RIP Stevie we miss you.
It makes my soul smile seeing blues/rock/guitar heavy music being enjoyed and shared. ❤️🙏.
I heard somewhere that instead of the standard 8 too 11 gauge guitar strings he insisted on using 13 gauge like 50 to 75 % thicker .. and it made a huge difference in the complex sounds he could awaken in this beautiful instrument in his hands oh lordy .. R.I.P Stevie
His e string was 16 gauge he could Bend four Strings like nobody's business
@@shanemccormick6072 John Mayer once remarked that he could play that guitar for about 20 seconds then his arms would cramp up...Stevie played up to 3 hours during a concert with those heavy strings & yeah bending 3-4 @ at a time!
I’m a incredible proud DALLAS, Tx man & was very blessed to have pretty much knew of his childhood threw to his incredible success and untimely passing. For.a really short & skinny man he had huge hands that were insanely strong. Yes he used the largest strings that were produced in that era and he had them way higher off the bridge than basically anyone I’ve ever heard or seen live. #1 there had a lot of neck changes due to how easily he bent them or broke them. Breaking strings were common every show. A very down to earth man that was as humble as anyone I know of that like so many others. Passed way to soon. He went threw Hell but overcame addiction and flourished for a very short period. When Hendrix said he was the greatest guitarist of all time its hard to not agree with the icon. They were so far ahead of everyone else it was crazy. I often think about if they hadn’t passed and were still here. What their sound would of become with the technology and equipment threw out history getting better & better until today’s period. They built their equipment/guitars from pieces to produce that sound that blew anyone away who was fortunate to hear them or see them live. Including piers that were just as or more successful as they became. That’s the greatest thing any musician can have. Huge stars saying your the best. I can’t imagine the feeling he had hearing this from Jimmy. RIP Stevie
@@markwambolt2820 yeah just watch his left fingers when he resumes playing after dropping his pic the first time. He's bending the floor bottom strings all the way up almost all the way up the fretboard like it was nothing. He was so rough with his guitar that's why he was continuously having to tune it during a song. The strings would lose some from being forced to bend when they didn't want to he was phenomenal just amazing
@@axisdeerhunting If I had to guess, I'd say Stevie would have evolved into a great jazz guitarist. "Paradise Riviera" was a sample of things to come for him... Unfortunately, the story ended way to soon...
An avalanche of notes and everyone hits your soul. The GOAT no doubt about that. Listened to Hendrix even before my teens,but SRV took it to another level. Un fkn believable.
I had downloaded this video to my channel once. I thought it was Stevie's best. I could play it over and over and not tire of it.
SRV Is one of the all time best the thing i like about him is he slaps the funk on every song he plays
Though it'll cause some disagreement, I'll say he WAS the best. Hendrix, Clapton, Dimebag, Van Halen, so many others were freaking great ... but, damn, Stevie and his guitar were one. He was the Michelangelo, the MJ, the Leonardo, the Waldner (for you table tennis fans) of the guitar.
Stevie could make the guitar scream like no one else. Now for little wing. You won't be disappointed.
The Greatest of all time Mr Stevie Ray Vaughn! That guitar has alot to say, and Stevie makin it talk! React to Texas Flood by Stevie Next.
Superb....one of a kind....thank you Stevie Ray for bringing us along with you. Peace.
When it comes to the guitar SRV was an absolute beast!! He was a once in a lifetime talent. His live shows were off the chain. He did not need a lot of production on his albums just give him his band and 6 strings and let the man do his thing. God knows I still miss him.
If you're on a SRV binge you should react to "Cold Shot"
He makes it look easy because he's one with the instrument. He's mastered technique to such an extent that it can now just flow out from a higher power. Just like Jimi.
He got the inspiration to both his licks and the outfits from Hendrix. But he did it very well and added his own personality to it.
I love how Stevie’s guitar is so worn like a bad ass guitar players should be...
Music to my ears! Where has all the good music like this gone.... good god!
Thank you for covering SRV. This show was recorded at Austin City Limits on PBS, and continues to be the longest running music show in the history of television. Living in Austin I got to see Stevie Ray Vaughn many times, and had the opportunity to meet him backstage at Prince's Purple Rain Tour. SRV was extremely gracious and appreciative of his recognition. Rest in peace, Stevie.
This is my favorite video on the internet. SRV and scribecash perfect duo
Stevie making that guitar his biatch!!!!!!
You need more SRV, it was so fun watching your reaction, it was so honest and I felt the same way the first time I heard this many years ago -- we lost one of the true greats when Stevie died, Merry Christmas and RIP Stevie.
Keep up the great classic rock work you'll be at 20K and beyond in no time.
SRV is off the hook! Best blues guitarist that ever lived. We have a statue of him down here in Austin. He is a legend!
They say that Robert Johnson sold his soul to the Devil down at the Crossroads ! I think Stevie Ray won it back !
Nah, they say that Stevie Ray made a deal with the devil. Nobody knows what Stevie got in that deal, but the devil got himself guitar lessons...
That is the coolest notion, EVER! That needs to be put on a plaque.
Stevie really was the greatest and like all outstanding guitarists the instrument just becomes an extension of who they are. Probably more so with him than anyone I’ve ever seen other than Jimi Hendrix.
never mind Love Jeff Beck. Jimmy too.
" i didn't mean to take up all your sweet time... give it back too you ...each and everyday, If I don't see you in this world see you in the next one don't be late" loved the reaction as usual and you have such a powerful voice for such a small girl impressive... Try Little Wing or Little Sister . keep on keeping on girl
it's a jimi hendrix lyric, Stevie did thissong as a tribute. . . each and every time.
one of the best live performances ever - Woodstock - santana - soul sacrifice - it has everything you love - great reaction as always
She will freak out on that one
I loved when you held your hand next to your head and you smiled in shock....the notes pour out of him like water coming down a waterfall, naturally and always variations on the themes, never the same. You can listen to this 30 times and hear smth new each time.
Lol whole song she had the stank face. Absolutely solid gold. SRV is the holy grail of artists to react to. Happy to see you enjoying his music.
Thank you for your selections, I love watching people who never saw such amazing artists before...
We were listening to his music in the 70s and 80s and you just found him........... congrads.
SRV is the king, nobody compares to him in tone and raw feeling. He's also one of the most humble and down to earth musicians I think exists, and he's my role model for how he kicked addiction and was able to live a full and free life in sobriety. RIP to the greatest, I miss the guy every day.
NICE! Love it! Here's another suggestion for SRV reaction: Stevie Ray Vaughan Tin Pan Alley (with Johnny Copeland)
Every time I watch this video, I am just great full to be able to see a MASTER at his Craft.
Hun, been catching up with your SRV reactions. You respond to his voice just as much as his guitar. "Like going to church" you said. We've GOT to get some reactions from some more of the blues masters! B.B. King, John Lee Hooker, Sister Rosetta Tharpe, Bessie Smith, so so many!
Amen! The roots are important because it shows the progression but also gives homage to the originators!
Two great guitar players. One real and the other on air guitar. You go girl. X
Momma,there goes that man again!, little wing by SRV,a must hear
Look for SRV live at El Macombo. My god watching him play is AZMAZING!!!!
Love your reactions. Normally you close your eyes but this video does the most amazing job of showing his hands especially at the end and you were watching all the way. Hard to look away when a genius is at work.
Jimi recorded Voodoo Chile (long, studio version on his album Electric Ladyland) and Voodoo Child Slight Return (shorter). Stevie is doing Voodoo Child Slight Return.
His “Soundcheck” full :28 minute version. Just woke up, comes strolling in wearing a full-length fur coat, Cowboy hat and boots; says a few things, wipes his eyes; picks up the guitar and blows our minds!
Sister you are the best. God bless you
Your reaction had me smiling the whole video!
SRV was the coolest dude of all time, and the GOAT on the guitar!!
Not only was this a great reaction, you're a great singer!
Live your reactions . So glad it's the LIVE version.👍👍👍
That was a beautiful reaction. Thank you.
On your own, just for fun, check out other live performances of Stevie doing this song. He does not play a song the same way twice.
Stevie was so damn cool.
Everyone must bow down to the late great SRV!
SRV's brother (Jimmy) also is in music. His band is/was Fabulous Thunderbirds and there are some youtube vids of SRV playing with them.
Ok, I've finally subscribed... keep this up
One time there was a live band at some bar I was at. I asked them to play SRV. I actually cried.
Great reaction. Girl knows what’s good.
I’m so lucky that I got to see him TWICE before he was killed.
Girl you are just making me react to you've got the soul girl ❤🤣💯
GOAT! Nuthin' more to say.
You have a great voice and as an artist yourself you have an appreciation for music but also some knowledge that other reactors don't bring to the table.
I have seen him play this with the guitar behind his back. Not lyin
Check out "Look At Little Sister and/or "May I Have A Talk With You".
Its amazing. The man has been dead for 30 years. And people are still discovering his talent. SRV was a guitar god..!!
Here's another SRV Live video you should check out, Stevie Ray Vaughan Live at the El Macombo "Texas Flood". You did a reaction to the Texas Flood version already but, that was a shorter version. The Live at the El Macombo version is longer with even more emotion, more feeling and more soul ... you won't be disappointed.
RIP Stevie Ray Vaughan
I saw him live ONCE at point blank range! Un fucking believable!
Theres so many great guitar players, and a handful of them are legends for sure - but only Stevie played chords with your very soul.
Once again, as a performer, I know you'de like to have a good reason to be on that stage, in the zone with SRV...
This master did a spot on MTV unplugged and the guy after him didnt even want to play. Stevie lit it up 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Watch Tin pan Alley SRV with Johnny Copeland, This is some Great Electric Blues
Flooding Down in Texas recorded at the El Macombo, your ears will love you for it.
He was born to play the guitar. Playing the guitar to him is as easy as breathing
glad you like Stevie. Truly one of the greats.. another good one of his is "Little Wing".. of course you have to experience it on a live version.. ;) ...enjoy
Best reaction so far
Great gig in the sky moment
Jimi would be proud.....And if Stevie had not been filmed in concert,people may not have believed it.
Coupla things get overlooked about SRV. 1.) What a GREAT singer he was. and 2.) One of the BEST THREE PIECE BANDS EVER!.
check out Life without you live in Nashville, want be dissemination!🤘🤘🤘
Check out Stevie Ray on the Arsenio Hall Show with David Sanborn's band playing Crossfire, , , "AMAZING".
You want to listen to Couldn’t Stand The Weather.
Your the best
I'll let you in on a little secret, $C - that crying-munchy sound Stevie's getting on "Voodoo Child" is coming from a gadget called a Cry Baby wah pedal (because that's the sound it causes the electric guitar to make). I'll let you in on another little secret - I saw him live TWICE in 1989 in Sacramento, CA. One of those times was at the ARCO Arena where he opened up for the legendary Jeff Beck. The best live show I have ever seen -- took a friend, and SRV live changed his life...
Love your videos hun and subscribed...your video is out of time with the sound though. Running slow don't know why💋 And i love your new song! You have a beautiful voice
Pure soul talkin...
I get exhausted just watching him play.
Please check out "Tightrope" from this same concert. The song helped me get sober. He wrote it when he got sober
I think Stevie played this version better than Jimmie Hendrix's. Stevie added blues to it.
Have you seen Jimi's performance of it at Woodstock?
@@lobotomizedjellyfish2171 I've seen just about ever one of Hendrix's performances.
The bass is pure nasty, love it.
Oh what a babe!
Dropped his pick twice. Recovered. Let THAT sink in.
I think he might be adjusting his effects pedals