A DYNAMIC DUO! Stevie Ray Vaughan Tin Pan Alley (with Johnny Copeland) 

How do you make a sad song sound so good? 💙💙💙those two men just showed us how the Blues sounds💙💙💙. This was such a great collaboration that it is just epic🎸🎶💯. Tin Pan Alley is a place in New York City, you can Google image it and see it on a street sign. Stevie knew Johnny from Texas and, because making a living playing the blues had declined, Johnny had gone back to a steady job and wasn't gigging anymore. Stevie Ray had been the cause of the blues making a comeback with his popularity and he reached back and drew the masters back through the semi closed door. Always giving credit and love to those blues masters that he so loved and emulated. He talked Johnny into coming back onstage and he had flown Johnny in from the states to play three songs at this venue in Montreux Switzerland. Next they played Look At Little Sister which you would also love. Very upbeat and fun.🎶🎸🎶 Thanks so much for a such a great reaction. I have really been enjoying your discovery of this amazing artist and stellar human being. Thanks to reactors such as yourself exposing new generations of people to this great music, it will live on 🎶🎸💙💯

❤ SRV!!

This is a class in slow blues taught by two legends

The reason they was laughing so hard at the end of the song was Johnny was supposed to sing the last verse and he forgot the words so Stevie had to sing it .

Johnny Copeland coming in really hits. His voice, above all, for me.

I love the blues and SRV! ❤They had such a great time.

You really realize how talented STEVIE RAY VAUGHN🐐 is when he makes the guitar sound like it's not a guitar!🔥💯🤗❤️✌️

The Blues have always made me happy.....it's just the sound and feeling. The lyrics should make you weep, but the sound lifts you up!

So much soul and talent on that stage. SRV, Johnny, and the Double Trouble Band. Have you checked out SRV 'Riviera Paradise' yet? (instrumental).

There is a lot to love about Stevie but one of The things I love him for is he loved the people that was his idols he would get them on stage with him and share the stage with them because he wants his fans to listen to the ones that inspired him

Love your reactions. You are so happy and upbeat. You really marvel at and enjoy the talent and the amazing sounds coming from their instruments and voices.

SRV ~ 🎸🐐 The goatiest goat in all of goatness

Not one guitarist will ever be on SRV's level the way music has been goin latley with all this "sample music". Legendary to this day. RIP SRV

There you go! I love that Stevie brought his heros along with him when he found fame!

thanks, Mr. Doge... Stevie was a very generous performer, and Johnny Copeland was a well-known blues artist... this is so great.. Love the way they "check in" with each other.. and thanks for the props to keyboardist Reese Wynans!.. appreciate your reaction!

Yeah that intro never gets old, Stevie plays it so smoothly. And he looks great here. That first strum when you said what the hell was that--hilarious. But that extended strumming was just jaw-dropping. I saw that yours did. Great reaction. Like to see you do "Little Wing", "Voodoo Child", Nashville. "Ain't gone n give up on Love"; "Couldn't stand the Weather". RIP, King SRV❤.

Stevie Ray Vaughan's song "Tin Pan Alley" (also sometimes called "Roughest Place in Town") flips the typical meaning of the term. The original Tin Pan Alley was known for being a center of commercial music production, not exactly a rough place. Vaughan's song uses the name ironically, suggesting the music industry can be a cutthroat and demanding environment, far from the lighthearted image often associated with Tin Pan Alley tunes. It's a cool way to play with the term's history and add depth to the song.

Let’s goooooo!!!!!! 😂😂😂😂

Push back at the darkness, SRV shows us how.

You're right, he wasn't human. A guitar Alien from some blue(sy) planet out there. Seriosly have you ever heard strumming like that in your life? Stevie always brings it. The intro alone is fire. Please do more SRV. "Little Wing", if you haven't already. His cover of Stevie Wonder's "Superstition" is solid. My fave us "Change It", from the Live Alive CD. Excellent entertaining reaction.😊

Extremely thankful my father raised me on Stevie. Always bring back the best memories. I wouldn't be the same if I wasnt raised on this. I remember the day Stevie died O was 9. My father was legitimately distraught. Only time I've seen him upset with something outside of the family. Rip Dad

Johnny stole the show! Imo. ❤️❤️❤️✌️

the worl needs blues to make a comeback

2 goats! Tin pan alley is where all of the record companies reside. 🤔

Love this song!

Great review!! I think it's " Somebody killed a craps dealer because he didn't "shake" for the roll.

You should check out Albert King and Stevie Ray Vaughan In Session 2010-1983, it’s a blues fest.

SRV 'S REVENGE, 3 years earlier was boo' d by some audience at Montreux Jazz Festival...they invited him back.

So excited live at the el mocambo, Beth Hart and Joe Bonamassa I'd rather go blind live, ACDC ride on 😮😊😊😊

Tin Pan Alley,N.Y.C.

Theres 2 tin pan Alleys one is in New York and one is south west of Dallas texas. They are real.

That’s the way it is supposed to be played.

I felt bad for Johnny when he FORGOT the words to the song! He is a great guitarist too!

Tin Pan Alley is the music district of New York City.

Yes SVR is awesome, right off the start, this is going to be good, this is nice with the lights down nothing on but this, just sitting in a chair with your eyes closed, wow so soothing, i love this, again if it wasn't for you I would have Never have experience SVR, just WOW, yes damn damn, the look on your face is absolutely priceless, omg I love this, I think the Shake rattle and roll has something to do with rolling of the dice in a crap game, I could be wrong, damn this is so good, all the time I missed out, WOW, you crazy with the voice over, yes wooooooooooo, OMG OMG, standing ovation 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼, wow again, omg thanks, just wow, I think tin pan Alley is located in New York.

Tin pan was a real place might still be...look it up❤

He shot a craps dealer cuz he didn't shake, rattle and roll.

Yea man, tin pan alley. Think of a dark dangerous alley with bars, hookers, drugs, gamblers , fighters and you get the picture

You should checkout Led Zeppelin, the greatest band ever, you won’t be disappointed. Some song suggestions, studio versions. You Shook Me, & How Many More Times, & Dazed & Confused. Live performances Madison Square Gardens (1973) Since I’ve Been Loving You, or any thing from that concert. Live at Earls Court (1975) In My Time Of Dying, the May 25,1975 version. Live at Knebworth, the K is silent (1979), Achilles Last Stand. I hope you decide to check them out, every song will blow your mind.

Tin Pan Alley mediforically Any time or place

Not picking on you ... this just seems to be the place to drop the comment . Tin Pan Alley is like Xanadu ... you may get a general idea about where it might be ... but Google Maps won't ever give you directions to it ....

The meanest Blues duet is a joke when you consider that Johnny couldn't remember the song and basically ruins it, and the greats that Stevie Ray played with let alone the other Blues Ledgends.

Johnny Copeland was a Blues guitarist and singer who's career started in the 1950's in Huston Texas and was a popular touring act for 20 years and started his career off with a song called Rock And Roll Lily. He was known more for his singing rather than his guitar playing and in 1981 he won a W.C.Handy Award, in 1987 won a Grammy for Best Traditional Blues Album for his album called Showdown. In 1985 he was a guest at the Montreux Jazz Festival in Switzerland with Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble this concert here. He's sweating so bad because he was sick with Congenital Heart Defect and had a heart transplant after this concert. He had to have another Heart transplant in February 1997 and died 6 months later On July 3,1997 in New York. Stevie loved to have guest with him that he would listen to back in the day so people would ask who was that and bring them back to the music scene. Great reaction

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