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Texas Flood (video version) (live)
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Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble, Stevie Ray Vaughan
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Blues at Sunrise
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Комментарии : 139

@kevinegan8956 3 года назад

Stevie Ray and Double Trouble - at Alice Tully Hall (Lincoln Center NYC)....Got to see/hear the boys at this incredible concert. Stevie and that Fender shared the same Soul. Everyone of his fingers had a 'blues brain'.....a complete, incredible package.

@donnastupka7507 2 года назад

He is the Zone!! He's a Texas legend!😍😍😎😎 Banger!

@strattuner 4 года назад

the EL MOCAMBO was put on the map the moment STEVIE RAY entered the building,STEVIE plays a strat and he has other six strings but he uses It till he breaks a string,there will never be anyone to replace him,as he was a genius,no formal education on reading music,true genius RIP SIX STRINGER

@bjcee1108 3 года назад

Stevie Ray hit it hard every time. It's who he was. The best! Nobody like him!

@catzdollz9810 3 года назад

SRV's voice...>correctly described as Honey over Gravel

@rickkemp2749 3 года назад

He's not just playing a Fender, he's playing "No.1", the most famous Strat in the world.

@bryonensminger7462 3 года назад

I seen him live 3 times and had tickets for the tour he was on when he was killed the thing with stevie is you never heard him play the song the same way twice , he knew the basic structure of where he was going with the song and the drummer and bassist would drive the beat and stevie would just play what ever he was feeling within the structure of the turn that night while from time to time drop back in and reconnect with the band and throw in a few vocals and then he'd be off again, doing his thing and it just worked

@fredhannum3573 3 года назад

I got to see him live in Los Angeles for the Texas flood tour at the sports arena. I don't know if video exists? During Texas flood he stood on the body of his famous SRV fender and pulled up on the neck for distortion ! He lifted himself off the stage. We were all, NO,NO don't you'll break it. He just kept playing. I just feel so lucky to have seen him live.

@quentinmichel7581 3 года назад

"One Bourbon One Scotch & One Beer" was done by George Thorogood and The Destroyers.

@kevinegan8956 Год назад

Just celebrated 77. Was at his (Double Trouble) show at Avery Fisher Hall in Lincoln Center. Rocked the place.

@musiclover9361 3 года назад

'One Bourbon, one Scotch and one Beer' was a John Lee Hooker cover by George Thorogood and The Delaware Destroyers'.

@eltonholtjr.7591 3 года назад

I'm 60, still rockin to SRV. You must listen to VOODOO CHILD, same venue. That is the s..t. Stratocaster

@donedeal286 4 года назад

He made the music world a better place

@pnshr88 Год назад

You sir are one of the very very few that actually took notice to the fact that not only is he playing behind his back, but also he's playing with the guitar strings towards him. Everything is upside down and reverse but the weight alone you have to hold and accomplish while playing is simply just tough. Phenomenal is the only way to describe what this man is doing. And also another thing you mentioned, straight off you recognize his giftness with guitarism. And then you hear that voice like melted butter. Absolutely amaze balls!

@margiemcpeak9304 3 года назад

Hi from your new subscriber in Charlotte, NC, USA! 💯 Those Texas blues, tho! 🔥🤘 SRV called his guitar "The One"! (I'm fairly certain "she" needed a cigarette after he played "her"!) RIP Stevie Ray Vaughan. ❤🕊🙏

@adriansaavedra7923 4 года назад

Once Stevie gets into that groove, he just goes! His playing is an unstoppable force!

@MosaicRose99 4 года назад

RIP Stevie Ray who died in a helicopter crash on his way to his next gig on August 27, 1990. It was a massive loss for all.....

@monalisaganser5813 4 года назад

He died in a helicopter crash in August 1990 in Eagleton WI he was 35. He had a older brother Jimmy. STEVIE I KICKED DRUGS AND ALCOHOL I believe 84 or 86. His band was called Double Trouble eventually he brought in a keys. He was on tour with Eric Clapton. Yes he preferred the Strat.

@marcosborne4974 4 года назад

Greetings from Austin Texas. Yes he played a fender Stratocaster. The he's playing in the video, is a guitar he built from parts he got at Ray Hennigs heart of Texas music. He's a legend here in Austin.

@b.jzubek7843 4 года назад

I haves seen Him at Steamboat on6th street at Austin TX

@mikelundquist4596 Год назад

He didn't build it, but bought it at Ray Hennig at Heart of Texas Music. The previous owner was Christopher Cross.

@TheBlaster54 3 года назад

Tommy Shannon on bass lays down the foundation for Stevie to do his thang.

@Username-mt6ok 4 года назад

That is THE fender he's playing

@brianadams5996 3 года назад

The el macombo is in Toronto.

@debraa.155 4 года назад

It's in Canada!!!

@RMLtiger 4 года назад

It as too easy for him the conventional way so he had to challenge himself. Notice he rarely ever looks down. The guitar was part his soul. That’s why he is the G. O. A. T. !!

@desertrat4453 4 года назад

I have a video CD of this full concert. You are right, he was spot on that night, usually was though. Never played a piece the same way twice. Best ever...my opinion.

@jp4942 3 года назад

Makes me proud to be a Texan! One of the many things that amazes me about SRV is no matter how many videos I’ve seen he never played a song the same way twice. It’s always different. Which tells me it’s all coming from inside of him. My opinion the best to ever do it

@markswisher3709 3 года назад

You need to check out 'Look at little sister' with Stevie Ray and Jeff Healey (A Canadian Blues Artist)

@TheBlaster54 3 года назад

Stevie doesn’t have to sing, Rob. His guitar does the singing.

@catzdollz9810 3 года назад

side note: SRV became a "BORN AGAIN CHRISTIAN" when he met an elderly evangelist on a plane.

@TheBlaster54 3 года назад

Rob, you’re think of George Thorogood. Stevie is playing a ‘59 Fender Stratocaster.

@jackscott5593 4 года назад

Recorded in 1983. Yes, he would play behind his back on Texas Flood, along with other songs, and he would play behind his head and with his teeth on others. (See Voodoo Chile at the Cotton Club in Finland). At the Cotton Club he shakes a guys hand during Voodoo Chile and keeps playing the fret board at the same time. SRV 🎸🐐

@sirslice 4 года назад

... and it all happened on Spadina.

@anthonyk.slater9933 4 года назад

He did a behind the back in Nashville, 1987 on the song called VooDoo Chile.....it was on the Jerry Lewis Telethon....And yes the behind the back on Texas Flood was the norm, but seeing VooDoo Chile behind the back was on another level!!

@csi2448 4 года назад

Popped a string, continued playing like nothing happened. Then threw Number One on the ground as a "punishment" for breaking on him. Then after he hands the guitar to his guitar tech, as he's walking back to the mic, he shrugs to crowd like he was saying, "she had it coming" lol

@Donnagilbert6497 4 года назад

So love to see people really discovering Stevie. Look at Couldn’t Stand the Weather, can’t remember the venue, and Lenny and Little Wing from El Macombo. There’s a great Life Without You, Live as well. THANK YOU for keeping his music/spirit alive❤️ Donna G

@TheBlaster54 4 года назад

Stevie was the Master of the Stratocaster. He’s your favorite guitar player’s favorite guitarist.

@kerrywyles5012 4 года назад

Distractions...ahmen brother. Yes that is a Fender Stratocaster, the one he had forever as you can tell by the wear and tear. Keep rocking brother. They just don't make em like they used to.

@Donnagilbert6497 4 года назад

Thanks, what a wonderful reaction!! Great to see Stevie Ray being introduced 30 years later. The GOAT!❤️

@patteel 4 года назад

G.O.A.T !

@MaineRandy 4 года назад

One whiskey guy is George Thorogood - another awesome player. more slide blues.

@josephbenes2629 3 года назад

SRV WAS THE "GOAT" -TEXAS FLOOD AWSOME I FOUND ANOTHER BADASS GUITARIST CALLED- IDIGENOUS- PLAY (BLUE IS THE SKY ) 2009 LIVE AT CHICAGO HOUSE OF BLUES YOU WILL ENJOY TRUST ME IT JAMS!!!!!

@heikkieronen5226 2 года назад

Good shit, maybe best😜

@robertkaupinis4875 3 года назад

The man used 13 or 14 gauge strings, thats like playing barbed wire . When l listen to stevie ray so does my neighborhood, the man was just a damn nice guy to beat, sad day when he passed away but God couldnt wait any longer to get the finishing touches in the Heavenly band. The Angels are not getting any work done. To busy rocking with SRV

@karenm502 3 года назад

He hit his songs hard every time he played. He never just gave a show, he gave himself!

@phillebo 4 года назад

I thought your observation about the lack of distractions back in the day leading to the intense focus of someone like SRV to perfect his craft. I thought that was a pretty profound insight. Life is a lot different now than it was then.

@hildareynolds231 4 года назад

The Greatest!!

@greghill118 4 года назад

I've seen five different versions of this song every one of them is flawless

@edwardvanhoose6764 4 года назад

Your right same club

@stevetautog880 4 года назад

the guy you were thinking of who dod ,,,,,,,,, one bourbon one scotch one beer, was / is George Thorogood,,,,

@nancymundell6048 4 года назад

And this was live!!

@michaeltaylor8835 4 года назад

Gone 20 years so sad

@williamcabell142 4 года назад

How do you get tired of greatness?? 😎👍✌️

@Pierre50mm 4 года назад

You didn't know Stevie? Were you living in planet Mars?

@nyfrankie9460 2 года назад

He never looks at his hands when playing!

@LJA46 Год назад

No one has ever noted this in any reaction that I've watched, but I'm 95% sure he also switches his pickup selector right before he brings the guitar back to the front. Not hard to do, but add that to everything else, and it is.

@theartistformerlyknownasje6358 4 года назад

💯🔥

@nancymundell6048 4 года назад

Yes!

@mohamedaziz3346 3 года назад

Never subbed this easily

@wanab1082 3 года назад

Was at that show...it was indeed hot but it was the coke sweatin out in his case. Yes Toronto.

@curtisgunnarson1768 4 года назад

Such an incredible talent. Only do SRV live performances because the master must be seen and heard.

@vlmoore333 4 года назад

Outstanding, indeed!!!!

@dmsentra 4 года назад

You hit it on the head. "He never misses a note." To play at that level of intensity that he did in concerts, for that length of time, and to do it seemingly so effortlessly and spot on, it's just damned incredible!

@debbiegrubb6235 Год назад

And to do it so clean and effortlessly when he was still severely addicted to cocaine and alcohol is beyond amazing.

@shirleymuhleisen683 4 года назад

El Mocambo in Toronto. This whole show is outstanding. One of his own compositions “Couldnt Stand the Weather” at Capitol Theater showcases him and the whole band-smoking, tight performance, precision like an engine🔥

@johndeeble9826 3 года назад

Somebody take that thing away from him!! Crazy!!!😊👍

@edwardvanhoose6764 4 года назад

Yes its a fender. But no one bourbon one scotch one beer was George Thurogood.

@jmartin567 4 года назад

Too many people now days trying to be a super stars. Guys like this were amazing and probably didn't even realize how good they really were

@bryonensminger7462 3 года назад

The deference between the way they played then and now is back in the day you needed talent now if you got the look their looking for they can make you sound good with Reverb and overdubbing they can make anybody sound like a professional back then they didn't do all that you had to actually sound good and play your instrument in public

@TheBlaster54 3 года назад

IMO, Stevie is the best blues guitarists to have ever lived. I greatly respect and admire Jimmy’s incredible talent. He broke new ground in rock music and he was an innovator. However, I think even he would admit that Stevie is the better guitar player.

@douglascampbell9809 4 года назад

One Whiskey One Bourbon One Rye was done by George Thorogood in the 80's, before that it was John Lee Hooker but before than it was done by Amos Milburn in 1953.

@jimholt1635 2 года назад

You're thinking of George Thorogood

@edwarddoddy2130 3 года назад

Nowadays artist don't have to express raw talent thanks to autotune and corporate marketing technology, His fingers were pens and the guitar was paper each time he played, He layed down the notes as they flowed like ink.

@starfire6122 4 года назад

One bourbon, one scotch, one beer was done by George Thorogood..Love your reaction ..next try Little Wing live at El Macambo!💞💞 If you keep reacting to Stevie im subscribing! Lol

@clydecavalieri8490 4 года назад

Yes, but Thorogood covered it. It is a John Lee Hooker song.

@negroobama9798 4 года назад

I wish sounds this song in my life all the time.

@Blue-qr7qe 4 года назад

That night?

@williamwooten9437 4 года назад

Stevie never learned to read music and he was self taught. He took a music class but flunked. There was nothing this Legend could not do with a Guitar. Him and Jimmy were a class of their own.

@garrisonsmith753 3 года назад

Galactic reaction brother. It’s awesome to see someone with such knowledge of music react to such a beautiful song.

@bernardqblack 4 года назад

That audience got it's money's worth that night....

@gerargonzalez2933 4 года назад

React to SRV vodoo chile in Nashville. Awesome

@bryonensminger7462 3 года назад

No that's George Thorogood most of his music's about drinking

@nancymundell6048 4 года назад

Every now and then so clean

@karencradic3727 4 года назад

Stratacaster

@meee2503 4 года назад

If you're into guitarist best of all time sec. Is it they should have a guitarist class on how to play this type of playing.

@proudarmymom8657 4 года назад

This was Early 80s SRV was killed in 1990 at the age of 35 his career only Spand from 1982 to 1990 way too short God took him way too soon!! RIP SRV 💔 Miss Him

@BattleHardenedGolfClashReplays 4 года назад

Toronto - 1981

@timmartin3796 4 года назад

He started playing again when he got clean

@bryonensminger7462 3 года назад

Had to be the 80s he died in a helicopter crash in August if 1990

@user-zq5jd7ee9n Месяц назад

This show was in 1983.

@vlmoore333 4 года назад

Did this guy say nice, simple!!! SIMPLE!!!! SIMPLE. dude, lay off the smoke!!!

@vernonmoseley9356 3 года назад

Good SRV reaction. Listen to MICHAEL BURKS EMPTY PROMISES.

@aland4092 4 года назад

The most amazing thing other than the guitar work. Was the fact that b4 that show. He was totally out of it. So gone they couldn't hardly get him up. Was dead to the world. And then walks out on stage a plays like that !

@felixbaez3335 4 года назад

Can you review the Fania all stars that is Spanish big orquestra .

@randomdisturbance5697 4 года назад

Robk! Finally someone who describes SRV the same as I have been describing Stevie Ray for years now! As an added bonus, you're a fellow Canadian! \m/ ... Subscribed!

@timmartin3796 4 года назад

I seen him live my brother

@kathyhykin2526 3 года назад

Yeah he was supposed to be another helicopter but for some reason Eric Clapton was drunk and he couldn't get on the same one something like that so I had to switch and his crashed I never want to see her at Clapton again in my whole life

@jackscott5593 4 года назад

One bourbon, one scotch and one beer. John Lee Hooker did the original and George Thorogood did the remake. Yes, Stevie played Fender Stratocasters.

@lloydculbertson7437 4 года назад

Completely Shocked with that statement. Aretha Franklin or Maria Osmand

@thatsriiight5047 4 года назад

Cant get enough of this performance lol

@GBeret83 4 года назад

Stevie didn't really die, God just wanted guitar lessons.

@pnshr88 Год назад

Yup, right after these lessons God heads to Kobe for his balling lessons.

@russellsandidge4210 4 года назад

It was 1983

@musiclover9361 4 года назад

When he delivered this unbelievably brilliant virtuoso set, he was flat broke, high as a kite and pretty much starving. He was also shitting himself with nerves. A masterpiece performance.

@nethanelmasters5170 4 года назад

Your eyeballs bounced off your eye class lenses when he flipped it behind his back. And you got a little tongue tied for just a moment.

@markwambolt2820 4 года назад

Yeah, SRV was a BadA$$ Player, called the best Player on the Planet by Clapton, who said ( paraphrased ) " He was like an open channel & the music just flowed out of him & he was never lost"...Please check out SRV playing with Clapton: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-mOJAwJA6IKg.html...; With Jeff Healey : ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-2HmLFyvFxTc.html...With Johnny Copeland ( a masterpiece) : ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-AGPx-ekqZEo.html...Anything live from El Macambo as the comments below suggest...There just ain't no bad SRV song. And yeah that beat up POS GUITAR is a Fender Strat , which was his favorite to play, & was strung so heavy that most guitarists would have a difficult time playing, let alone get the sound that SRV could.

@tric5122 4 года назад

george thorogood did 1 wiskey 1 bourbon 1 beer. The reason music is so different is b/c the music industry has created a formulatic genre based on what they have found sells the most. There is actually research studies and aritcles about how music is scaled down to sell to the masses now. Might have something to do w/more stuff to distract, but imo it's the industry duming it all down for the most possible sells.