FIRST TIME HEARING STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN VOODOO CHILD

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@chrissiewindsor 4 года назад

Not showing off, that’s just Stevie gettin his thing on. He’s a guitar God.

@shawnamartin5830 3 года назад

Fuckin A

@billobrien2599 3 года назад

If Stevie Ray showed off, your face would melt. He's just playin'.

@uncannycerebro 3 года назад

No that's Stevie Ray Vaughn, Steamy Ray Vaughn just shits his Breeches.

@danielwilson7657 3 года назад

@@uncannycerebro I’ll have to check that out

@timmorris566 4 года назад

"How did he do that?" is the 10 million dollar question my friend. No tricks, he was just better than anyone else.

@chriszito6183 4 года назад

Uh hum EVH!!!!!

@haydenh3217 4 года назад

Chris Zito two completely different players, however both were incredibly innovative and good at what they playef

@chriszito6183 4 года назад

@@haydenh3217 True my man!!! Eddie looked like he had more fun doing it

@simonharper4199 4 года назад

Intro guitar tone is his foot rocking back and forth on a Dunlop wah-wah pedal. sorry to spoil the magic to the uninitiated

@lanekelly79 4 года назад

Tim Morris how did he do that? He practiced and he practiced in his practice and he did it with love and passion that’s how he did that

@glockfreak1973 4 года назад

There’s an ole saying...”Stevie must’ve cut a deal with Devil. Well, I don’t know what Stevie got, but the Devil got guitar lessons”.

@mikes6970 4 года назад

Classic 😈😈👍🎼🎵🎶🎵🎶

@chrisbarton6760 3 года назад

😂🤣😂 that had me creased!! 🤣👍

@jamezkpal2361 3 года назад

😁🤔🤣

@steveb9325 2 года назад

"Stevie's so good his guitar had to practice "

@clydeusa6596 4 года назад

That was just SRV at his normal. If he showed off, you would know. RIP SRV

@jonathanbartron3658 4 года назад

"Hey, your rhythm guitarist never showed up!" SRV: "That's ok, I got it."

@henrymullins4592 3 года назад

Best comment of the year 😂

@chrissiewindsor 4 года назад

I love your comment, “He plays like he invented it.” Respect.

@robertterrell3065 2 года назад

Yes! This was a very perceptive comment :)

@tom_olofsson 4 года назад

Stevie's sound checks were better than most concerts by other musicians.

@randomstuff3201 4 года назад

True...

@effieamarty9276 4 года назад

@@randomstuff3201 I seen a home video of a SRV sound check taken by someone who was most likely a roady. SRV ripped through about 8 songs only stopping long enough for the band to catch up to what song he was playing. Really once and a lifetime player.

@gfilip1 4 года назад

No doubt!

@fleaflicker1451 4 года назад

The one where he's wearing that long pimp coat with animal print lapel. He walks across the stage yawning, straps up and kicks you right in the f****** teeth!

@tom_olofsson 4 года назад

Myleen Lujan And the audience screams for more.

@chrishildreth2871 4 года назад

The most amazing thing about Stevie is that he taught himself how to play. RIP.

@crosswalkguy435 Год назад

I didn't know that. 61 years od, listened since high school. How could I not know that, as much as I love him?

@b.d.b.d 4 года назад

The fact that Stevie Ray plays nearly every song with his eyes closed is absolutely amazing. Best damn guitar player the world has ever seen

@lazzy2day 4 года назад

When he closes his eyes he is speaking to God.

@djstrongarmgmail 4 года назад

@@lazzy2day incorrect ...that's when the spirits and interdimensional beings are speaking through him.

@seaburg38 4 года назад

@@djstrongarmgmail Interdimensional beings? That's uncharted territory.

@djstrongarmgmail 4 года назад

@@seaburg38 Uncharted? Try some DMT. I made a map centuries ago...

@carmelitastephen3124 4 года назад

Amen

@WTLowery82 4 года назад

"I've said that playing the blues is like having to be black twice. Stevie Ray Vaughan missed on both counts, but I never noticed." : B. B. King

@danw2276 4 года назад

Never had seen him he was shocked to see a white man, cowboy boots with a stiletto on stage. Said he was the darkest white man alive and that says alot comming from bb king

@johnshilling2221 4 года назад

Yeah, BB was a force of nature. A real pioneer and another musical Soul turned flesh. Perhaps things would have turned out differently, but I really wish he had been born later.... I never got to see him. He deserved a much longer life, a life that lived throughout the 60s, 70s, 80s...., with the youth and the health to put on a show everywhere!

@SouthernArtist77 4 года назад

timsangry One of the best blues guitarists of all time. I’ve seen him play many many times, he died too soon.

@jillyannlovesjack1933 4 года назад

@@SouthernArtist77 Absolutely! He was one with that guitar. We had so many great guitarists back then. But thats the thing.... That's why every generation thinks theirs was the best. But when you watch these guys create those sounds, it's a reminder that they don't really master instruments like that anymore. I hope true rock comes back someday. Stevie Ray was a BOSS!

@SouthernArtist77 4 года назад

John Shilling My Mom moved to Memphis at 17 to go to business college and she loved BB King, she used to go watch him play. It must have been in “white clubs” because that was in 1954. She loves Stevie Ray too.

@nightmoves7989 4 года назад

My man could do that shit behind his back, behind his head, he never played the same thing twice, he played with so much feeling, a true master, such a shame we lost him so early.

@MichaelDavis-lw5nl 4 года назад

Amen 🙏

@MizSuz 4 года назад

Stevie's been gone for 30 years this year and he's still blowing minds. And this was a COVER of a Jimi Hendrix tune. Stevie did everything well.

@USMCArchAngel03 4 года назад

My son asked me the other day who I thought the greatest guitarist to ever live is. I said "I don't know, but I know all who the legends say is the greatest. Stevie Ray Vaughan."

@cowboyassass1n 4 года назад

It warms my hear to see a young man get into music that was "classic" when I was growing up!!! SRV was a genius on the guitar!!! May he rest in peace!!!!

@josephdunbar2105 4 года назад

RIP Steve. What a loss. Can you imagine for one second, Stevie and Jimmy on the same stage?

@lena-mariag.louis-charles3579 3 года назад

@@adamtiger9443 💕🕊

@lena-mariag.louis-charles3579 3 года назад

@@adamtiger9443 💕 I'm a believer that devoted my life to the medical field. I've seen things on too many occasions (and experienced something as a very young child...) which convinced me early on that our Earth Walk isn't "all there is". We're permanent souls, housed in temporary bodies...🕊

@jeanniecampbell1374 3 года назад

What a Blast that would be !

@TexasUSMCVet 4 года назад

"How's he doin' that?" We mere mortals will never know.

@jimmccarthy1989 4 года назад

I love when he told a reporter that his strat was his first wife “it never screamed at me, it only screamed for me”. Classic

@jnagarya519 4 года назад

That's the view of an asshole.

@austino 4 года назад

J Nagarya god damn you’ve commented on almost everyone’s positive comments on srv😂lmfaoo how tf do you dislike stevie💀💀💀

@lucassmith1319 4 года назад

@@austino I agree with you!! SRV is my favorite blues musician!!!! 💯 J Nagarya is trip' TF out!!

@teresacox2511 4 года назад

Stevie was the best guitarists to ever live. Have you seen him play it behind his back? That is a trip. There was nothing quite like being young and stoned at one of his concerts. Oh man the memories.

@austino 4 года назад

Lucas Smith right haha he’s my fav too

@brendayoungblood9484 4 года назад

That's not him showing off, when he wants to show off he plays it behind his back.

@manfredadams3252 4 года назад

Stevie and Hendrix got all those tricks from Buddy Guy, who is still alive and touring.

@algonquinjcalhoun7831 4 года назад

@@manfredadams3252 Buddy got it from T-bone Walker.

@chrismerlin808 4 года назад

Texas Flood at the '82 Montreux Jazz Festival

@metalgod2642 4 года назад

Man he was so fucking good, and way underrated!!!

@thatboyj9816 4 года назад

I know it's blasphemy. But I don't care for TBone Buddy or Jimi. I saw Buddy get smashed by Albert Collins. He was literally dancing circles around him. Buddy's like the blues Yngwei. Jimi has only the singles that are good. Buddy is Ok I guess

@luthahvelken4653 4 года назад

"I gotta sit up for this one man." Best reaction quote ever.

@sammy2840 4 года назад

And he couldn’t read music! He just made it! Best EVER!

@kevinlaing9341 4 года назад

When they asked BB King who the greatest blues guitarist ever was, BB said Stevie Ray

@jnagarya519 4 года назад

Would he have risked offending the Vaughn fan who asked him the question?

@paulaw418 4 года назад

@@jnagarya519 Damn you have some serious Stevie Ray hatred going on. Putting that much energy into hate sounds like a waste of time to me...

@wayneious 4 года назад

@@jnagarya519 Do you think the Great B.B. King gave two shits about offending anyone when it came to his opinion?

@weswright3187 4 года назад

P Webb I had to re-read the guy’s comment to see if there was any hate there I missed. But no, there was none. Just a harmless comment.

@paulaw418 4 года назад

@@weswright3187 he's all over this comment section with his Stevie Ray hate. You'll see. He replies negatively to just about every comment that praises SRV with serious hate. This is one of his more tame replies. Check it out for yourself.

@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 4 года назад

Man, I really wish Jimi could’ve lived to see this.

@SilverFox-qr1ci 4 года назад

Imagine if they played it together.

@cjsunpunk2157 4 года назад

Needs to hear Jimi Hendrix.

@janetwhite3373 4 года назад

A great Hendrix cover! And there's not too many of those!

@jamallabarge2665 4 года назад

Mr Hendrix would have created dozens of other hits, all of them original and good as this one. More for his imitators to play.

@michaelwilson6168 4 года назад

Yeah, Jimi had more of a traditional hard rock slant. Stevie injected some blues giving us to very distinctive versions of the song.

@abmqa 4 года назад

Stevie Ray Vaughan was one of the most talented guitarist ever! And he Sings! Just Greatness!

@laryon 4 года назад

Stevie's guitar was an extension of himself. He and his guitar were one. He was born to play the Blues. RIP SRV.

@cw5451 4 года назад

Jeffrey Cook Yes! That’s what I always say about his playing. I also say that the music came through him and that HE BECAME THE MUSIC, and that he was electric! I am so very thankful that I got to see him play live. I cried and cried and cried when he died.

@dougborg2418 4 года назад

You want to know how he did it? The guitar is part of this man...as much as his heart, brain and fingers are part of him. The guy was never lost on a guitar...ever! The greatest blues guitars ever. The ride is just beginning for you with Stevie Ray. Texas flood, then the song Lenny, which he wrote for his wife. And you must see live performances of these and every song by him. RIP SRV

@scottelement 4 года назад

Doug Borg pedals help too ;)

@awezman 4 года назад

He has a wah pedal he is operating with his foot to affect the pitch. He is also just amazing!

@Bluenosegrows 4 года назад

The man had fingers like hot dogs

@ClickClan100 4 года назад

The amount of soul stevie plays with is unmatched

@davidunger5304 4 года назад

You took the words from my mouth! VERY well said indeed.

@marcuscarrozza732 4 года назад

I grew up with him in my teen years . It's nice to see he is still blowing the minds of today's youth in 2020. I am 52 now . R.I.P. Stevie R. Vaughn.

@pensnut08 4 года назад

When Stevie finally got to meet Jimi, Jimi said "Show me that"..

@ChrisLawton66 3 года назад

Sit down, you're drunk.

@thomasbrissee3251 4 года назад

Every time I see the footage of Stevie Ray Vaughan or hear his music, I get chills running up my spine and the back of my head. And Yes, He does make you Sit Right Up and take notice. You can't look away. Double Trouble, his back up band? No slouches either such a great group, so tight.

@dbell582 3 года назад

That is correct...absolutely amazing

@jackrasbeary4156 4 года назад

The GOAT.... I cried the day he died. Being from Texas, he was one of our legends. Edit: "Texas Flood" rocks. The song of his that will close my funeral is "Life by the Drop."

@thelowe6393 4 года назад

Me too. Pulled to the side of the road and wept.

@iarocks44 4 года назад

SRV is close to GOAT but no one better than Jimi Hendrix. This is his song after all ;-)

@jackrasbeary4156 4 года назад

iarocks44 It is his song, except for everything Stevie added to it. Tons of extras in SRV's cover.

@lagoonrd4173 4 года назад

Jack Rasbeary born from anywhere goat!!! Made me want to play guitar.... still trying

@Mr_Joseph979 4 года назад

I cried too. I cried for like 3 days straight! I cry inside just listening to this.

@TexasMagnolia 4 года назад

Stevie was a Master. He was born to play. He came from the outskirts of Dallas, poverty stricken, he and his brother Jimmy picked-up the guitar at a very early age. Too many mind blowing details to go into. Go on a binge of SRV videos...speaks for itself. The great Hendrix was one of his inspirations. The great bluesman, Albert King is his Godfather.

@markwambolt2820 4 года назад

Hey Texas...I was fortunate to get to see him play...Best concert I've ever seen!

@jhschmidMD4 4 года назад

@@markwambolt2820 Saw him play live about 4 months before he died. Yup best show ever - still.

@tomperkins6424 4 года назад

I loved the video of when SRV and Albert King had a jam session. I highly recommend it for all blues fans.

@countryprepper4719 4 года назад

I just saw this comment, I left a comment talking about Albert King. Looks like I ran into someone who's knows their shit! 😆

@BexSlaughter 3 года назад

"How's he doing that" Ha ha ha, magic, pure musical magic.

@alanmckendree8981 4 года назад

"The audience got more than their money's worth"...that was Austin City Limits. Admission was free...if you could get in.

@bethmerryfield7186 4 года назад

Alan yes pbs was where my husband and I saw stevie. Incredible.

@dbell582 3 года назад

I thought so! Lol I just saw this and posted that. Used to go there quite often to see groups. It was amazing the quality that show had. I’ve not seen it in some time. I heard they moved it from Guadalupe Street to somewhere else but I’m not sure. And yes it was free. I saw many shows this way. Helped that I worked at the UT Tower down the street.

@robertfox977 4 года назад

There were a couple years after he died I couldn't listen to my Stevie collection. I'd just cry. A gift to soon taken.

@blackbruno50 4 года назад

There's a video of Stevie Ray Vaughan and Jeff Healey playing look at Little Sister on CBC. It has that same affect on me, tandem tragedies, gone too soon. If you haven't seen it, you have to.

@jimjensen2758 4 года назад

Can you imagine Stevie and Jimi together doing their thing.

@jesstunnell13 4 года назад

Be still my heart!

@armandovelajr5664 4 года назад

They are playing together in heaven.

@MichelleCWeber 4 года назад

Heavens got one hell of a band.

@kurtn4819 4 года назад

Our primitive reptilian brains would melt...

@Dead-Eye 4 года назад

Best of all, SRV acknowledged that he owed Jimi Hendrix and Albert King. He honoured them every time he picked up his axe.

@ZitaZone 3 года назад

Don’t you love how he drops his pick, reaches down picks it up and doesn’t miss a note 👍👍❤️❤️✅✅ Dropped it twice

@sallyfourth7789 3 года назад

I thought that he was adjusting or switching the guitar petals, but maybe he did drop his pick!

@wolfe6220 3 года назад

He's got an extra pick taped to the mike in case he loses one. He was adjusting one of the foot pedals.

@jerbearinc677 4 года назад

"He is very skilled at the guitar."-Understatement of the decade, lol.

@_Schwartz 4 года назад

"Hero's get remembered. But Legends never die."

@boblozaintherealworld3577 4 года назад

Whoever told Jayvee to watch this video musta' had a premonition. I've been a fan of SRV ever since I first heard him, but never seen him live, except on video. This cat obviously just went into hyper-mode when he played live. This was the first time I'd seen this particular video....and still he blew me away. Rest easy in the Universe, Stevie.

@ericenglehardt1966 4 года назад

This is a cover of the Jimi Hendrix song by the same name...check it out sometime,. Jimi was the original Galaxy buster .

@Ray-oe5fc 4 года назад

I attended SRV's funeral and saw his mentor there (Albert King) King was crying!

@andersfernbach2399 4 года назад

his mentor was Albert King.. RIP

@leannmacquarrie2110 4 года назад

What an honor for you and what a sad day!! He was a master of his gift

@kathleenkarsten5739 4 года назад

💔💔💔

@wolfe6220 3 года назад

I live in Dallas and like to visit his grave. His family has the most beautiful little estate there. Flower beds, bushes, trees with wind chimes hanging from the branches, birds singing him a little song. People go there and play guitars, there's always flowers on his grave. And a fan paid to have his marker refreshed recently.

@Ray-oe5fc 3 года назад

@@wolfe6220 Very cool, that's something I'd like to do now that I'm moving out there on the 28th of this month.

@mariolevasseur731 4 года назад

When he died I was in the army. I was deployed and read about it in the newspaper in the middle of the desert. I had to go off on my own for a little bit and cried.

@nickpatoka7096 4 года назад

Mario Levasseur I was in the army on my way to Vietnam when I heard Jimi Hendrix died

@jnagarya519 4 года назад

It mattered more when Hendrix died -- because that meant there was a fixed amount of mussic for Vaughn to COPY.

@SarahT612 3 года назад

RIP Stevie. We lost a great one😢 Still the best guitarist of all time! He doesn’t have to show off.that was just Stevie!

@BRANSONSOLAR 4 года назад

Was at his final show,Alpine valley Wisconson,one of the saddest nites of our lives when his helicopter went down after the show.you will live forever in our hearts❤️🌈

@starfire6122 4 года назад

Yes! Finally Stevie Ray!!! Live at El Macambo version is even better!! Or Tin Pan Alley live with Johnny Copeland..all stevie ray should be live!!! 💞💞💞

@Falleninator 4 года назад

agreed.. and preferably, from the El Mocambo show.. Texas Flood, Little Wing, Lenny, all better at El Mocambo!

@pamela1144 4 года назад

Yes!!!!

@starfire6122 4 года назад

@@Falleninator Yes!!! El Macambo the best and right up there with that is Japan and Capitol Theatre!!🎸💖

@lesleypalmer4295 4 года назад

Jimi wrote “Voodoo Child”, played it masterfully, and Stevie Ray reinvented it. A blues master.

@jnagarya519 4 года назад

He "reinvented" nothing. It is a note-for-note COPY of Hendrix. Honestly, who is so stupid as to prefer a COPY to the original?

@austino 4 года назад

J Nagarya ur dumb lmfao

@austino 4 года назад

Dan VanSlyke i think they both did a great job. Two different styles of playing just depends on the person and what they like :)

@susanhaywood1612 4 года назад

Try “Texas Flood” Stevie Ray Vaughan… That’s the one that takes the cake! 🔥 fire!

@chrisreynard7025 4 года назад

good one, too!!

@MichaelDavis-lw5nl 4 года назад

I love that song! TEXAS FLOOD ⛈🌊

@Ogreletmama 3 года назад

Please do!

@jonnno2439 4 года назад

As you say, Stevie SO amazing. Check out more of his stuff. One that you should also hear is "Lenny", written for his wife. A slower tune, but shows how subtle he can be.

@noclu4u384 4 года назад

I like life by the drop .

@stevew585 4 года назад

''THE'' MASTER!! Stevie played Hendrix covers behind his back! I rest my case...….

@tonymacneil9253 4 года назад

and Hendrix played the originals behind his back, where do you think SRV got it from

@stevew585 4 года назад

@@tonymacneil9253 Oh Tony, its ok 'getting' it from observing, but you still have to pull it off....Having said that, SRV in my humble opinion did this with so much more skill and charisma!

@anthonyallen2289 4 года назад

It's so much easier to copy someone than to create. Hendrix wrote, played, and created it. SRV copied his style very well with Voodoo Chile and Little Wing. He did a great job, though! You should always put your own style on it and try to make it better, but to create it, that takes a lot of imagination. Both great guitarists.

@michellehatfield7551 4 года назад

This song was written by, Jimi Hendrix in 1968! Jimi died on Sept. 8 1970. SRV didn't do this song until 1984! I dont know what you mean by...behind his back???

@teknokilr6074 4 года назад

@@michellehatfield7551 He meant literally - he played part of the song behind his back ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-pe3G7p1Z-xU.html

@TexasMagnolia 4 года назад

I RAN IN HERE. The Legend, The Greatest, my man from Texas, SRV...WILL NEVER BE ANOTHER! Take this Journey...Texas Flood next! RIP SRV...miss you each and ever day. FACT: the guitar he’s playing is his favorite, named Lenny after his wife. Has 12 gauge wires, with e being 13 gauge. If you see him switch out Lenny, its because he broke wires.

@motodork 4 года назад

Spoken with love

@kaycee4357 4 года назад

Wait til he sees a vid of SRV play behind his back ;)

@chrisdodge194 4 года назад

I mean, who calls them "wires" when they are universally referred to as strings?

@j.scottanderson4417 4 года назад

Chris Dodge Not for SEV. Better to call cables.

@kilgoretrout3966 4 года назад

How do you play 12s when the high e is 13? I dont believe he bought 12 gauge sets and tossed the high e and switched in a 13, methinks he played 13s, full stop i have 11 flat wounds on my Les Paul right now, and am gonna be happy to get back to 10s. U have to have crazy strong fingers to play just an 11 heavy set. i got the flat wounds for some Jazz tracks i was recording, but i'd not use them for rock..too hard to get full or one and a half step bends.

@xenowerks7020 4 года назад

Stevie always puts a smile on my face that wont go away until he stops playing. The man was one of the Greats.

@ejspode9503 4 года назад

When you watch a great virtuoso play their instrument, you can see that they know everything about that instrument, how it reacts, what it's capable of doing. You can see it with Stevie Ray. He absolutely dominates his guitar.

@Frankieb1966 4 года назад

You should see the song “Look At Little Sister” . He breaks a guitar string and never misses a beat playing as he switches to another guitar mid song. He’s man, myth, and legend.

@gijo777 4 года назад

Hell yeah the smoothest guitar switch ever

@timmcfarland2853 4 года назад

Albert King was one of SRV's inspirations. You should check out Albert King and SRV in session, it's about 2 hours long but well worth the time.

@Escherlife 4 года назад

Every live performance by Stevie will blow your mind. Go on the journey...enjoy xx

@aloisemason3044 4 года назад

Stevie Ray Vaughan ..number one on Strat and a phenomenal singer and Entertainer on any stage..Best Blue's guitar player and Rock n roll that has ever been on planet earth..Fantastic performance and aimed to please his fans all over the world and had an outpouring of songs and music to bring to the music world..great band..Stevie Ray Vaughan gave all he had in him to give his fans the Best..RIP Stevie

@dancouver23 4 года назад

"It's like he invented it." One of the best sum ups of SRV's playing I've ever heard =)

@BoilerBloodline 4 года назад

Absolutely the greatest guitarist to walk this earth...no question. Hell, when you nearly make Eric Clapton quit playing, you are special.

@sespa7867 4 года назад

Hendrix you mean

@BoilerBloodline 4 года назад

wabba jack I love Hendrix but consider Stevie Ray to be the GOAT.

@sespa7867 4 года назад

@@BoilerBloodline no I mean it was hendrix that made Clapton quite was it not could have sworn hendrix just showed up asked to jam with him and half way through Clapton just stopped playing walked off stage

@nzmarco 4 года назад

All subjective of course. He is up there for sure. I will add Terry Kath to my top 5.

@donhill1825 4 года назад

Stevie was amazing. I don't get people's obsession with ranking subjective things though. It's kinda pointless to say he's the best of all time.

@daltonmann4916 4 года назад

he didnt do voodoo child to one up hendrix, he did it in honor of hendrix!

@chrissiewindsor 4 года назад

Dalton Mann absolutely!

@GosokuRyuYodan 4 года назад

I like this guy. He plays the clips all the way through, at a good volume, and comments with the clip playing. He doesn't stop every two minutes to offer up brilliant comments. He gives his critique at the end, after letting you enjoy the clip.

@pensnut08 4 года назад

So lucky I got to see him live.

@mysterj1 4 года назад

I LOVED your reaction...and wasn’t surprised. This was off Austin City Limits and was Stevie coming home after getting the demon cocaine and liquor out of his life. You want to get REALLY blown away? Buy the Austin City Limits DVD (from PBS). That entire SHOW was lights out - Stevie (and Tommy Shannon, his bass player) were newly clean and sober and you can literally HEAR the joy in their hearts in their music.

@Kupcho58 4 года назад

Although I do prefer the Hendrix version (album version - his masterpiece), Stevie did an incredible job here. I bet that the two of them are trading licks in Rock n Roll Heaven right now.

@thomasretallick6228 4 года назад

Stevie Ray always sounded like lightning and thunder!! Badass

@Jakfilm 4 года назад

I love how, 10 seconds in, you're grinning like you've never seen anything like this before. No-one could play like SRV.

@bettymurrell5628 4 года назад

He’s not showing off...he’s showing you his soul. He was the best guitarist who ever lived. God rest his soul.

@mntleo2 4 года назад

Old lady here who loved SRV ever since I heard him for the first Loved Jimmy Hendrix after hearing him too about a decade before that. Loved both of them ever since. SRV RAWKS!

@laurtru3101 4 года назад

WHOO HOO!! Love me some Stevie! JayveeTV...Listen to ALL of his songs...he is BADASS!

@ginger4141 4 года назад

If you thought that he was showing off in this video than, you need to check out Texas Flood live at the El Mocambo. Stevie and Jimmy Page is my too favorite guitarist both are have great tones.

@jeaniebottoms7202 4 года назад

I must agree with Texas Magnolia that “Texas Flood” should be next. The best version, I think, is his live performance of it at the El Mocambo. If you want a shorter version, his performance of it at the Celebration for Blues produced by ‘Shout Factory’ would suffice. I love your open mind and your reactions. Keep your ears on, little brother.

@pitapanda8319 4 года назад

Thanks for not stopping the video every few minutes. I saw Stevie several times live - from big arenas to neighborhood clubs. He was always the same - GREAT. Gone too soon. We are sure proud of him & miss him here in Texas.

@cwb0051 4 года назад

Stevie Ray Vaughan, No Doubt The BEST Guitar Player EVER!

@TheMasonator777 4 года назад

“Live at the El Mocambo” is the best live document of SRV’s playing.

@lawrenceabeyta3808 4 года назад

SRV, yes! He’s the GOAT. He died at 35 in a helicopter crash after a performance. Their’s lots of great music to react to from him.

@ik04 4 года назад

I am so glad you got to hear the greatest ever! He was my hero and it was a huge loss when he died. Nobody will ever play like Stevie!

@mstewart109 4 года назад

You just watched a true guitar legend RIP. This is my favorite song of his. He could play that guitar. And his voice full of blues. Oh man!!! Love watching first reactions...here is another first for you Beth Hart and Joe Bonamassa " I will take care of you" or i would rather be blind"

@chrissiewindsor 4 года назад

MargaretAnn Stewart “I would rather go blind” is one of my all-time favourite songs.

@rons3634 4 года назад

He was one of the best guitarists you'll ever hear.

@boofert.washington2499 4 года назад

I subbed at 1:20, when you said "How is he doin' that?" Edit: Stevie never played a solo the same way twice. Ever. Trip on that! ✌

@MichaelDavis-lw5nl 4 года назад

Never

@chriszito6183 3 года назад

Never ever?

@deanarjones9114 3 года назад

Props to his band that could keep up and adjust every time. He’s the best

@cherinoelke 4 года назад

Best guitar player and one of the nicest people you'd ever meet. RIP Stevie you are missed greatly!

@cecescooter8951 4 года назад

Legend!!! So fortunate to have heard and seen him perform live. Was devastated to learn the next morning that my first SRV show would be his last...😞 RIP, SRV.

@jasonalmen1274 4 года назад

SRV was a legend!! Please do Texas Flood next, it's amazing!!

@shyanneismyall2540 4 года назад

I'm the one that asked you to do this,thank you, loved your reaction. Next please do Texas Flood by him it's great too . When he flips the guitar behind his back and plays its as good as the front amazing ! thank you

@lisavaca5022 4 года назад

Stevie Ray was an amazing guitarist and musician!!! He was fire, loved me some Stevie!!!! Fr9m texas too, like me!!!

@davidlewis3072 4 года назад

there comes a point with someone as gifted as Stevie Ray was that I find my self wondering if he's playing the guitar or the guitar is playing him....either way the music plays them both...happens when you give heart and soul to your art...

@roseblake5803 4 года назад

No one ever played with the passion that Stevie did and it showed.

@williamblackard1092 4 года назад

That guitar needed a smoke after that and thought about calling the police.

@LouieNeira 4 года назад

William Blackard then it said to Stevie, “Do it again!”

@sharonrobertson9631 4 года назад

😂

@gadgetgirl6632 4 года назад

He was not only a phenomenal guitarist, he was a beautiful soul and an amazing human. I knew him through he Austin music scene and was proud to call him my friend. It was a dark day when he died. His funeral was huge. It seemed like half the music world was there to honor him. The world lost a musical genius when he died.

@jane-bruzulis9529 4 года назад

I have seen many of your reactions now, and i so enjoy young people getting to know what us older folks grew up with !!! The best music and talents there is !!! Thank you for taking time to watch it all !! I thoroully enjoyed hear all these classics again !!!!!!!!!

@gunhedd5375 4 года назад

Mad respect for the rhythm section. They were tight as hell. Check out his brother Jimmy Vaughn sometime. Never got the credit, but he’s no slouch. 😎

@tammycenter8757 4 года назад

Stevie was a legend. Still is. When he died I cried.

@cw5451 4 года назад

Tammy Center Me too. I cried and cried and cried. I felt like a chunk of me was ripped out. 😭 😭 😭

@michaelescareno7048 4 года назад

Being from Austin, was fortunate to see SRV several times before he passed. Actually got to meet him backstage at Prince's Purple Rain Tour. Stevie was very gracious. To say he was phenomenal is the biggest understatement ever.

@eileendobbs8574 4 года назад

I was privileged enough to see him in person and you have no idea. He played behind his head. He switched guitars from acoustic to electric without missing a beat. We were all just blown away. Hands down I believe he ranks in the top 5 all time greatest guitarists.

@efreeze287 4 года назад

One thing you'll notice about SRV is he never plays the same thing twice, truly a guitar God, may he rest in peace

@johnandrews3151 4 года назад

Stevie Ray Vaughn was one of a kind, like Jimi Hendricks. Stevie was taken from us in the 90's and died in a plane crash at the height of his career. Thankfully, we have the videos that prove he was skilled beyond belief as a true artist, the likes of which we will probably not see again. RIP Stevie.

@nicolalodge-bruce4090 4 года назад

John Andrews I agree RIP Stevie Ray a talent we lost far too soon.

@TexasMagnolia 4 года назад

John Andrews helicopter crash.

@johnandrews3151 4 года назад

Texas Magnolia sorry, must be the Mandela Effect!

@mrhalfstep 4 года назад

If you notice, they are a trio. Half a dozen drums and a bass guitar and Stevie. They accomplish so much music you lose sight of how efficiently they do it.