First Time Hearing Stevie Ray Vaughan - Voodoo Child REACTION | BOY CAN HE PLAY THAT GUITAR!!!

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@professionalvampire1 2 года назад

The band was called Double Trouble. Stevie used to say that Double Trouble wasn't his band, he was the guitarist of Double Trouble. RIP to the GOAT!

@eileendobbs8009 2 года назад

It's a wah wah pedal and that's exactly how it sounds. Stevie also constantly adjusts his guitar controls to optimize his sound. He was just so brilliant and self taught.

@trikefearson 2 года назад

This , everyone up this so his question at 3:43 is answered

@notchthedigger9416 2 года назад

Agreed. You don't even see many pros who adjust through the pickups as much as he did. They often stay on the same pickup the whole song. He used them to his advantage.

@paulreppa1768 2 года назад

And it wasn't just any Wah Wah, that's Jimi Hendrix's pedal.

@messi5601 2 года назад

@@notchthedigger9416 never seen a guitar player switch from pick ups as fast as him, really one of a kind, my idol, my goat

@wiseguysoutdoors2954 2 года назад

Drummer never loses the beat, no matter what rabbit hole Stevie dives down. Probably one of the best drummers ever, as well. Double Trouble was a great band on their own.

@andyculp4493 2 года назад

Chris Layton

@ericcohen4613 Год назад

The whole rhythm section is in the pocket

@professionalvampire1 2 года назад

You've only scratched the surface of the world of SRV. To see what he can really do, check out "Texas Flood" live at the El Mocambo and "Life Without You" at the Capitol Theater. He will have you picking your jaw up off the floor.

@bopeaches 2 года назад

Yessss, Texas Flood ! Little Wing is my second pick. Keep doing these honest reactions!!!

@edmundmiller8229 2 года назад

Most SRV songs are great TIN PAN ALLEY *

@mikaelballantine7973 2 года назад

And your teeth haha!

@kevinfromspace 2 года назад

BB King once said..."that boy is soo good, he makes ya wanna put ur guitar up and go home"

@shirleybuffington6420 2 года назад

There is two rules to reacting to Stevie and they are 1- it must be live and 2- never take your eyes off of Stevie because you never know what he will do next . Sadly we lost him on August 27,1990 at the age of 35 in a helicopter crash

@stephanietip 2 года назад

Rule 3, expect 💯% stank face maximus

@785boats 2 года назад

You forgot The most important rule. NEVER PAUSE DURING A SOLO.

@pandorafox3944 2 года назад

@@stephanietip Yes. STANKFACE is inevitable.

@ffjsb 2 года назад

@@785boats That's kinda hard when the whole song is basically a solo....

@785boats 2 года назад

@@ffjsb Ha! Ha! Ha! I know mate. It was a bit tongue in cheek. But still a good rule to live by wherever possible. Cheers.

@shirleybuffington6420 2 года назад

The band members in this video was Stevie on lead guitar, Tommy Shannon on bass and Chris Layton on Drums and Reese Wyman on keyboard

@kurthealey6936 2 года назад

Welcome to the world, with SRV in it! This is truly a deep, and wonderful rabbit hole!!! Sit back, grab your favorite adult beverage, crank it up to 10, and enjoy! Did you notice during this performance, he dropped his pick twice! And didn't miss a beat! Check it out again... Great reaction! Keep digging!!!!

@shihansensei983 2 года назад

It was great to see and hear your very first encounter with SRV! Your reaction was pure and honest. This is a tribute to Jimmi Hendrix, who was one of the influencers for SRV. SRV is one of the greatest Blues Guitar Players of all time. I find it disturbing that everyone seems to need to compare one artist to another. How can you? When each and everyone who attains such greatness because of their own talent and hard work. I was lucky enough to see SRV Live, at the Elmo and he simply blew me away. You mentioned that he was in the zone,... well, SRV plays each and every song of his with exactly the same dedication of spirit. The day my music died was when I learned of his tragic death. I have never recovered that part of my soul and probably never will. If you liked that then you gotta hear 'Texas Flood.' (Live at the El-Mocombo) I will say no more, as his performance is absolutely sure to make you insane! I'll let you be totally surprised by what he does... God Bless You SRV and may you, forever, Rest In Peace. I am pretty sure I speak for most when I say: We truly miss your talent, in this very silly world!

@ffjsb 2 года назад

Jimi...

@Ray1969. Год назад

SRV the greatest to ever do it!! There will never be another like him!! I was lucky enough to see him perform live once and it was still to this day the best show I’ve ever been to and I’ve seen a ton of shows

@kevinfromspace 2 года назад

Its a "Fender Stratocaster" with triple -single coil pickups. You can turn each one on or off and mix and match a combo in any way u want to get your sound just right.

@fredtello 2 года назад

only if you know how to play a Stratocaster

@lthoedt 2 года назад

Not a standard strat; you cant just turn them on or off: 1, 1-2, 2, 2-3, 3 are the only options

@MarkLindsayCNC 2 года назад

Stevie played the whole instrument. He was so fast with his right hand, he constantly switched back and forth between pickups while he was playing. He was so smooth about it, 99% of folks never even noticed that he did it. Watch his right hand in this performance, for example, and keep your eye on that little white switch between the center knob and the SRV letters. Stevie just about wears out the pickup selector switch.

@moefeaux1442 2 года назад

Stevie is the GOAT and this is a Jimi Hendrix cover. If you really want to see what he can do, you need to react to "Life Without You" live from the Capitol Theatre.

@tracyjohnson8057 2 года назад

My soul screamed in protest when he died. If this is your first Stevie, I suggest to take a day, or two, and catch up. My fave is Texas Flood, but hey he even made nursery rhymes sound good.

@785boats 2 года назад

My wife did exactly the same thing Tracy. She was distraught. She insisted that our unborn son have Vaughn as his middle name. No argument from me. If you are anything like her, I'd bet it was his voice that melted your heart as much as it was his guitar playing, if not more

@pandorafox3944 2 года назад

@@785boats Awww... that's beautiful 💗

@Guitcad1 2 года назад

The "three sections" you mention are the three pickups on a Fender Stratocaster, which is what Stevie was playing. They are each a row of magnets (the six black dots across each white band). Underneath the cover, each of those white things has a coil of thousands of loops of thin copper wire around it. That is how the guitar picks up (hence "pickup") the sound from the strings. You can use the switches on the front of the guitar to choose which of them you want to pick up the sound. If you choose the "neck" pickup (the one on top, closest to the neck) you get a really broad, warm, full sound. The pickup at the bridge (the bottom one that is slanted) gives a really bright sound, more like it's coming from a set of tweeters. The middle pickup falls somewhere in between. Watching this, I see several points where he switches back and forth. It's very subtle because he could do it in the course of picking up or down as he needed to and you don't really notice it unless you're watching the position of that switch the whole time. He appears to be playing on the neck pickup while singing the verses and then switching to the bridge pickup for the solo. One place you can see this very clearly is around 8:17 (of this video) he's playing the neck pickup. The white tip of the switch is in the UP position. Then RIGHT after the line "Cause I'm a Voodoo Child! God knows I'm a Voodoo Child!" (8:24-25) you see his hand sweep down and flip the switch on the front of the guitar down before playing the solo. Now the sound of the guitar is coming from that bottom row of magnets. Since they're closer to the bridge it makes the sound more "tinny" and therefore more piercing as he begins to put emphasis on individual notes of the solo instead of chords. I don't know how much sense this will make to a non-guitarist.

@mikaelballantine7973 2 года назад

Just nailed it. That you I was going to do it but I'm glad I didn't have to take the time! Haha

@garyklemz5067 2 года назад

Non-guitarist, yes it is so welcomed the way you explained it, I understand it! Thanks

@karthain5742 2 года назад

As a guitar player, you explained that perfectly.

@emilfender7123 2 года назад

As a guitar player i agree, and must mention Stevie was master when it comes to adjusting his sound. He was using pickup selector and was adjusting his volume and tone pots all the time with, insane accuracy and speed. I know many players that rarely use pickup switch let alone tone knobs and this is their disadvantage.

@DougsShack 2 года назад

@@emilfender7123 I think this is something that gets overlooked when people talk about Stevie's technical skills, especially in the wider general audience of listeners. His ability to fine tune his guitar mid-playing, whether it be his pickups, his tone knobs, or just literally adjusting his tuning on the head, is a masterclass of precision. He knew what sounds he wanted and knew how to get it quickly.

@valoriec 2 года назад

I love him so much! He played with so many famous people. He even did a jam session with B B King.

@cocobeachvillage4310 2 года назад

Thanks for the awesome SRV reaction. 🙌🏼❤️ Everyone has their favs… mine vary by genres from Led Zep to Dimash (out there in outer limits on his own merit like no other for his off the chain vocals and off the wall array of odd tunes) and THEN… there’s Mr. Blues SRV!!! THE GOAT of blues guitarists IMO. - He and the band mixed their sound with just a pinch of rock or jazz or country - depending on the tune. Most importantly and much like Dimash, SRV started playing at the age of 7 and never stopped to the day he tragically passed!!! He started failing in school by JR High because he played in a blues bar / club under age until the wee hours of the morning and slept in class. Although (unlike Dimash) SRV received an ‘F’ - failing music class and numerous other classes. SRV never learned to read music. HE DIDN’T HAVE TO, he was that good! 100% HEART & SOUL and 100% dedication at guitar, he simply dropped out of high school and started playing in bars & clubs all over Texas, then took off when Double Trouble formed with him. That sassy soul when he plays, yet he was so humble… Checkout the two everyone’s mentioning: Texas Flood, live at Malcombo and my fav LIFE WITHOUT YOU - Live at Capitol Theater. (You get to hear him speak in that one & get … just one glimpse of his personality). Pure soul and 🔥 🔥🔥 Always loved and never forgotten. We love you SRV!!! ✌🏼💜

@patrickmurchison9145 2 года назад

This version blew me away and THEN....I saw him play it at the El Mocambo and my mind was FURTHER BLOWN!!! Just when you think he can't outdo himself, he does!!!

@Donnagilbert6497 2 года назад

Great reaction!!! Now stop whatever you’re doing, and do a reaction of Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble doing “Texas Flood” from the El Macombo. Voodoo Chile is a Jimi Hendrix original that Stevie did regularly. Never does a song the same way twice. He loved Hendrix and learned a lot from him, but Blues was his main love. After Texas Flood, I’ll tell you more!

@dunkj32 2 года назад

On the eighth day God made the guitar and the Lord said, “This is good!” On the ninth, he made Stevie and said, “THIS is great!”

@dcmitchell6247 2 года назад

He is was and will always be the best !! You should definitely check out more of his music

@queencityscatpack5450 2 года назад

It’s a “wah-wah” pedal. He’s making that noise with his foot.

@harrietmiller3982 2 года назад

You my new friend are in for quite a treat! This is barely even an introduction into this man's musical magic and soul. He left us a body of work that is timeless, substantial, and so far not yet matched. There are some great suggestions down below. Must be live performances. Listening is wonderful but watching him make his music is captivating and transports you to another level. I am looking forward to more SRV from you! Got the bell on🎸🎶‼️

@bobbykelch2395 2 года назад

Texas Flood El Macombo is a must see for me

@davidphillips4476 2 года назад

Dude can PLAY!!!!!!! SRV!

@TheBlaster54 2 года назад

Even Jimmy would be blown away by Stevie’s rendition of his song.

@lthoedt 2 года назад

i dont wanna be a nazi but it is Jimi

@kyddshine 2 года назад

I have heard that The Pedal was Jimi’s and was gifted by his dad to Stevie when he asked to do his rendition of Voodoo Child.

@sharonpayne-moffitt533 2 года назад

Stevie Ray was a master Blues Man and a Guitar God as you just found out lol. He's my #1 pick of all time.💘😎

@waynebenedict4609 2 года назад

One of the greatest guitar players in history! Too bad he was taken from us, way too early! Heaven has an amazing band! You've probably heard Jimmy Hendrix do this, as it's his song.

@TheBlaster54 2 года назад

Stevie is using a WaWa peddle with his foot to get that sound you hear. From what I understand that WaWa peddle was Jimmy Hendrix’s and it was gifted to Stevie’s brother, Jimmy by Jimmy Hendrix’s family. Stevie’s brother then gave it to him.

@toptier1663 2 года назад

not exactly jimi hendrix's wah pedal broke when doing a show with jimmy vaughan, then ask jimmy if he would be willing to trade

@spadams999 2 года назад

Stevie is absolutely the best guitarist EVER! Great reaction.

@friendsmakingmusic1751 2 года назад

Now that you have lost your Vaughanginity, you need to review "Texas Flood" Live at the Mocambo! Don't blink during that performance!

@kevinfromspace 2 года назад

SRV - "Couldn't Stand the Weather"!!!

@dcmitchell6247 2 года назад

Try texas flood live at mocambo or life without you live you will love it !!

@mikea.8129 2 года назад

Welcome to the magical world of SRV. No other like it.

@stonewall554 2 года назад

its overwhelming he is so good, and you nailed it, the drums and bass are incredible also...to even be on the same stage with SRV you have to be a master.

@agordon7369 2 года назад

Lol……you finally got to hear the GOAT. You just have to checkout any and every song of his you can find, he didn’t have a bad song. Here’s a few “look at little sister” “Mary had a little lamb” “life without you” “Lenny” “tin pan alley with Johnny Copeland” “pride and joy” “3rd stone from the sun” “little wing” “the house is rockin” just a little list to get ya started. You have to pay close attention to him he will amaze you.

@Tbirdhaynes 2 года назад

Great reaction, I love watching folks discover SRV! I also great appreciate that you’ve recognized the talent of Double Trouble. Let’s face it, you would have to be fire in your own right to be on stage with him!

@nolaknowles9888 2 года назад

Dive into this rabbit hole! Stevie never played a song the same way. His band was just as good as he was because they had to anticipate or follow what he was doing.

@walkerm777 2 года назад

He was one of a kind. Albert Kings godson. He was the type of person who seemed to put others first. His dream was to produce people that normally wouldn't be seen otherwise. He was quite a man. RIP Stevie.

@billgracia5582 2 года назад

Reactions like yours are what I love to see!! Enjoyed watching you have your mind blown by the late, great Stevie Ray. Cheers from Ohio, my brother!

@brandonyoung2894 2 года назад

One of the best live performances EVER!

@kierstenridgway4634 2 года назад

So cool that you get to hear him for the first time! In my opinion, hands down The Best!!! ❤✌

@markuskrygermeyer1614 2 года назад

Texas flood from the el mocambo will BLOW your mind. Best guitar Performance ever imo...

@vickiroman189 2 года назад

There have been only a handful of guitarists of SRV's caliber. Ever.

@CatharticusX 2 года назад

EVER!!

@emilfender7123 2 года назад

Less then handful 😉

@deanbarham5856 2 года назад

Just look at how smoothly he slides his right hand across the strings and knobs when he changes sounds. Thats how he does it.. it’s so crazy to see! the best shots of this video are when the camera man focuses on his hands and the guitar and what notes are being played. It’s insAne what this man is able to do!!

@janedoe7621 2 года назад

Around 5:50 in the video, that's Stevie dropping his guitar pick and holding a note so he can bend down and pick it up before going back into the solo track. Whether he's breaking strings or dropping picks, this man is a live show professional. He gives his best and makes it look intended. Great shit. Good reaction. Hope you look at more Stevie, man.

@alwatson4352 2 года назад

Next listen to SRV play "Texas Flood" live at the El Macombo. It's a SRV must listen.

@pandorafox3944 2 года назад

What Brother Stevie Ray could do with a guitar could be illegal in some states. Enjoy discovering him. You have just discovered musical treasure beyond belief.💗

@pizura Год назад

The man is a master at his instrument. You cannot see it, but he uses the wah-wah pedal to modulate the sound or switch on / off to get that on/off effect. Throughout the performance, Stevie is constantly adjusting the 3 dials on the guitar (especially beginning and end); changing the pickup selector up or down (toggle up at 8:49 and back down at 9:50 to change the tone), and the whammy bar at the end to slightly lengthen or shorten the strings. Beyond that, he has incredible action on the strings with push-ups, pull-downs, pull-offs, and shaking the neck to get nuanced tones from base notes. The man has incredible hand strength and played a heavier gauge of guitar string to make such manipulations even more difficult than normal gauge strings. Many guitarists may be able to play similar notes and actions, but most do not have the hand strength to play this way for long periods of time.

@TheBlaster54 2 года назад

Stevie played this song as a tribute to Jimmy Hendrix, one of his idols.

@TrashBoat11 Год назад

The fact that he played the melody on the guitar under singing it at the same time is fucking insane 🔥 RIP to this fucking gangster 🔥❤

@muffin6369 2 года назад

He is acknowledged by all to be the GOAT... Greatest of All Times!!!!!

@kwon99 2 года назад

Thank you. You’re the first person who finally put some attention and recognition on Stevie’s drummer Chris Layton. He is totally respected as one of the best power drummers today. I first picked up on this phenomenal talent when I first heard SRV’s album with Double Trouble. His playing on this live session jumped right off the screen IMO. Once again thanks!✌🏼

@rickkemp2749 2 года назад

He's not good, he's the best.

@sallyatticum 2 года назад

SRV's Live From Texas/Austin City Limits DVD is incredible.

@garyklemz5067 2 года назад

Thanks for tip!

@shirleybuffington6420 2 года назад

They was lipstick pick ups and the higher the cords are the more he likes it he played some really thick cords they was special ordered 13 gauge strings he was one of a kind

@wiseguysoutdoors2954 2 года назад

And he bent and flexed those 13's like they were 8's or 9's!!!

@treystevenson9872 2 года назад

Hollywood Hogan used SRV’s studio version of this song for his entrance music when he wrestled for WCW. Those were the days 👍🏻🎸

@michaelnorfleet7246 2 года назад

@3:50 if I’m correct to make that sound he’s going in and out of the switch on his VOX Wah pedal, there will never be another like him RIP SRV

@angelocerrato8425 2 года назад

You definitely have to do Stevie Ray Vaughan Mary had a little lamb live at El mocambo

@douglasgish4467 9 месяцев назад

If you look for Stevie playing Voo doo Chile in Nashville, you'll see him play half the song behind his back. Very worth the look.

@kyddshine 2 года назад

I love these reactions to Stevie. It reminds me of being little and my dad playing him for me on LP. The sounds coming out of the box made me so happy!

@stevedelavega9765 2 года назад

enjoyed ur reaction to SRV he was the best check out Texas flood live at the mocambo

@shirleybuffington6420 2 года назад

You should check out Texas flood live at el Macombo and life without you live at the Capital Theater

@conniehorton1981 2 года назад

Just subscribed hoping for more SRV!!! Your reaction was so good! Texas Flood live from El Macombo should definitely be next!!!!!

@SueProv 2 года назад

Listen to how great that bass is too. Chris Layton on drums. Tommy Shannon bass A little later Reese Wynans on key board. The bass player used to play with Johnny Winter before this and played with him at Woodstock.

@Gashouse69 2 года назад

You've just discovered the best, the greatest, THE GOAT! Enjoy the ride.

@davidlieberman6512 2 года назад

My favorite is his Life Without You, 1985 at the Capitol Theater, mostly because it was the one and only SRV concert I was ever able to go to!

@SueProv 2 года назад

You saw him in Passaic. I'm from Long Island.

@davidlieberman6512 2 года назад

@@SueProv yes, I was 15 and lived in North Massapequa. I lied to my mom, said I was going to an Islanders game at Nassau Coliseum. If she ever found out I would have been skinned. But the concert was awesome!

@SueProv 2 года назад

@@davidlieberman6512 I'm from Carle Place. So glad you got to see him. It was worth the risk. Be well

@professionalvampire1 2 года назад

I lived in NJ for 15 years (in Passaic County for 9 of them) and have been to Passaic many times. Unfortunately, I didn't move to NJ until 10 years after Stevie passed away.

@paulschmidt1644 2 года назад

My guy when you get a chance you should check out “Life with out you live at capital theater” by Stevie the guitar playing is next level.

@deanwimbridge9318 2 года назад

He’s a legend 👏👏👏

@jrbeckyhowell2987 2 года назад

I his nephews is a friend of mine. He once told me when Stevie got clean he was afraid to go on stage for the first time not high. Said he was afraid his music wouldn't be the same. Boy was he so right it got so much better.

@yambo59 2 года назад

The song Voodoo Child is an original Jimi Hendrix tune, its been used by everyone.

@thisguy8916 2 года назад

It's called a wah-wah pedadl. He used one of Jimi's wah-wah pedals whenever he performed a Hendrix song; his brother bought it for him so he could have as authentic a sound as possible when playing his songs.

@timothyjacobs1379 2 года назад

in 1984, I was stationed in Okinawa. a few days before deploying to korea, a guy on my hall brought me a cassette tape. he said that, although he did not like it, he thought I might. I left it on the table. while in Korea one night, I was shooting pool. I looked up at the tv screen above the table, and saw the video of stevie singing cold shot. thank you scott kroft

@wesalker3479 2 года назад

Everyone and, I do mean everyone, is gonna tell ya to react to "Texas Flood" at El Mocambo but, not me. I'll recommend "Lenny", "Riviera Paradise" and last but, certainly not least "Little Wing" another Hendrix song. Also, look for the live videos. ALWAYS "DO" STEVIE LIVE ! ! !

@joeshmoe9629 2 года назад

You asked about the guitar, it is a fender Stratocaster. The 3 pieces you were referring to are the pickups (magnetic poles that convert string vibration to electricity). You can see him flipping a switch with his right hand to change between them. That particular guitar is famous for being a hodge podge of different guitars to get what he wanted. The pickups are from a ‘59, body was a a early 60’s as well as the neck. The neck was chosen because of how thick it was due to the massive thick strings he used.

@chronicbanana4665 2 года назад

He makes the noise at 3:31 by bending the G string and using the wah pedal, the wah pedal is a pedal that when you push down on the pedal it gives wah. So what Stevie is doing is pressing on and off the wah pedal to give it that noise.

@jeremiahandmaggiegutierrez3261 2 года назад

True. I got jumped on another reaction for pointing that out. Lol.

@aramhamparian9641 2 года назад

RIP to the GOAT...

@jwest142 2 года назад

I& you take the red pill(which you already to take it) Stevie will take you to a new reality. If you take the blue one, you can remain in the history you live in. Great reaction, oh, and by the way, you’ve just seen the best. RIP Stevie!

@edwarddoddy2130 2 года назад

He literally takes advantage of every aspect of both hands, all fingers, and foot control, not to mention becoming one with the guitar throughout the song, No one can match his skill level, Elvis Presley of guitar world.

@jaimeschumann68 2 года назад

The GREATEST GUITAR PLAYER THAT EVER LIVED.. NOW YOU NEED TO WATCH TEXAS FLOOD .. EL MOCAMBO!!! OR TIN PAN ALLEY WITH JOHNNY COPELAND.. OR LIFE WITHOUT YOU.. OR RUDE MOOD.. ANYTHING LIVE FROM HIM YOU WILL NEVER BE DISAPPOINTED EVER!!!

@bbq6318 2 года назад

Movies have used this guitar solo as a soundtrack or at least in some part of the movies , that’s probably why it sounds familiar to you.

@Donnagilbert6497 2 года назад

Oh and yes, I’ve heard this tune was used in wrestling for one of the guys.

@unknownrider3071 2 года назад

Seven seconds into the song, "Oh shit!" Best reaction ever!

@Sumdrumer 2 года назад

I love your reaction bro. Voodoo Child is a song that was done by Jimi Hendrix in the 60s. Stevie Ray Vaughan has been considered to be even a better guitarist than Jimmy. You be the judge

@AgenteusaRR 2 года назад

And btw when he goes down some poeple say he dropped his tab, its not, he's just adjusting the knobs on the pedal to change the distortion

@xenoscoot 2 года назад

I subbed you on SRV alone. Major influences were Albert King, Jimmie Vaughan (older brother), and of course, Jimi Hendrix. Texas bluesman that came before also influenced him and his brother. Lightnin Hopkins is but one. He's from Dallas, TX. He's the GOAT of all guitar players; genre be damned, IMO. Anything from El Mocambo is fire. Voodoo Child from Austin City Limits is his best performance of that song. Without You in NJ is fire. A bit of insanity is Voodoo Child in Nashville. Tin Pan Alley with Johnny Copeland is amazing, too. Watch him play with Albert King is lovely. Albert claimed him as a son...and Albert was as mean a man as you could have met. Bluesmen respected him, but he wasn't liked, and he didn't like many. He loved Stevie from the beginning. Live performance is so much more gratifying than recorded with Stevie. His recorded are perfect, but it's live where his soul shines. Pipeline with his brother Jimmie is sweet and poignant as much as it is a pleasure to watch. They loved each other more than people realize. There was some rivalry...Jimmie is the older brother and almost famous outside of blues. Their rivalry was more hurt than anger, I think. They had a brutal life growing up. Jimmie ran away at 14 from home. Stevie left when he was 17. Father was a brutal alcoholic who beat the entire family, often. Father saw no value in either of his sons' love of guitar. Both brothers were alcoholics before 8. Both were drug addicts in Austin. Both got clean. Stevie was clean 4 years before he died. Stevie had Jimmie in on ANYTHING important, including George Bush I inaugurational ball. Family Style is their album together and has stuff that is totally unlike either Vaughan Brother. Jimmie still lives and performs...no where near the fame of his brother...but he has a solid fan base (including me) and genuine respect of the bluesmen past and present, living and dead. Stevie died August 27, 1990 in a helicopter crash when he took a seat meant for Jimmie after playing with Eric Clapton, etc. You can read up on Stevie's life and death. He was a legend before he died and is more so, now. Eric Clapton had emotional meltdowns listening to Stevie and contemplated quitting music after he heard him. BB said he wanted to sit in the audience and learn from Stevie as well as BB saying he played blues in sentences, and Stevie played in paragraphs. David Bowie discovered him and had him do most of the guitar on Let's Dance. They split acrimoniously over recording and touring issues, personal and business. There's not a lot of music out there from Stevie. He died just as he was hitting his stride. Like a falling star, he burned hot and was gone. There's no one like him and never will be again in a thousand years. Gifted with music and couldn't read a note. Flunked out of music theory and high school...yet the higher powers poured through him. Clapton called him a channel...like a Sufi Mystic. I am going to enjoy you discovering Stevie. You may very well weep in grief, too. Many reacting have had that moment of despondency and despair knowing he is gone and too soon...and that painful what if...

@andreweaves7975 2 года назад

This is a great Jimi Hendrix cover and yes Hulk Hogan used the original version as his intro music.

@dmwalker24 2 года назад

Talking about how he made it make 'that sound' while not strumming. I believe that was Stevie's overdrive pedal (Tubescreamer), and he's stepping on it, turning it on and off over and over quickly. So you get boosted, not boosted, boosted sound.

@Bluesygal 2 года назад

You might have heard that riff at the beginning because this song was written/performed by Jimi Hendrix...Stevie added his own twist to it but the bones are still there. Both Jimi and Stevie Ray were GOATs...may they both R.I.P..

@jackrasbeary4156 2 года назад

There are actually 5,942 words in Voodoo Child. All but 45 are sang by the guitar.

@musiclover9361 Год назад

The song is actually called 'Voodoo Child (Slight Return). 'Voodoo Chile' is the song on which it is based. Both are by Jimi Hendrix, widely regarded as the greatest guitarist of all time.

@DDSRdds 2 года назад

Srv forever❤️but Nice you put your eyes on the drummer to , this band was so tight 👍a joy to watch Them and their Music , outstanding , check out littel sister , from Texas too

@Blue-qr7qe 2 года назад

Are you amazed? You better be. 'Cause i still am and i've watched/listened to this video near a hundred times. And i knew this song growing up from it's author/player, Jimi Hendrix, RIP. And Jimi is probably up there still being amazed every time he hears it. Or else he's maybe jammin' with SRV right now. Mercy, Stevie!!! What you called 3 sections: those white vertical little boxes are pick-ups. Pick-ups are to guitar strings what a microphone is to a voice. They pick up the resonating frequency (tone) of the strings and send it as an electrical signal to an amplifier which turns it back into audible sound. But louder. Before the signals leave the guitar, they can be altered tonally with controls just below the strings. 'Hope that helps. Oh, you'll want to check out Stevie's TEXAS FLOOD Live At The El Macombo. Great reaction, btw. Peace -

@Arnie63 2 года назад

Yes that was Hollywood Hogan's entrance music with the NWO

@quantaviousbrown853 2 года назад

The original song is by Jimi Hendrix. Jimi was one of Stevie’s Idols, so this song is a cover but with a Stevie twist to it. The noise/scratching song is from a foot pedal known as a Wah-Wah Pedal, thats why you see Stevie stepping on something or bending down. Also you’re right Hulk Hogan used a version of Voodoo Child during the WCW days and early 2000’s.

@waterfossett4751 2 года назад

Next reaction has to be Texas Flood Live at the El Mocambo

@mrjhnny6646 2 года назад

When the reaction video begins with a couple of licks from SRV and an "OH SHIT" I'm all in!! Enjoy SRV!!

@sandrammedina3061 2 года назад

NYC in the house...Stevie was the best ....

@timothyhuitt9362 2 года назад

The guitar is a fender stratocaster the three different sections are pickups SVR used a special type of pickup called a Texas swing pickup, he also used 13 gauge strings to get the right tone that he preferred other players compared them to cables because they are so hard to bend ,which svr made it look simple .the song voodoo Child was written by jimi Hendrix SVR's idol he made the song his ,as they say as a tribute to the greatest guitar player in the world, svr plays a few more of Jimi's songs. Check them out (little wing) Tim in SC.

@sonofjay817 2 года назад

Finally! a reactor who understands the silent 'g'. Props to you sir.

@karthain5742 2 года назад

Stevie Ray Vaughan had a great back up band.

@shawnhenry4100 2 года назад

On the other helicopter witnessing the crash, Another absolutely amazing artist Who had just played With Stevie at his last concert, Is Robert Cray Absolute must checkout. I would start with the song" I was warned ".