He is OUT OF THIS WORLD!! Stevie Ray Vaughan ~Voodoo Child Reaction 

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Classic blues rock from one of the most talented guitarists of all time.

Now you *MUST* listen to him playing Texas Flood Live at El Mocambo.

You are watching one of the greatest guitarists to ever roam the Earth. Wait until you see him play behind his back and not miss a single note!

This is straight up rock and roll. Song was written and originally performed by guitar trailblazer, Jimi Hendrix. SRV came along some 15 years after the death of Jimi and took the rock/blues guitar to another level. There are many great SRV songs. You just scratched the surface here, but check them out live because SRV can do some tricks with guitar that will surprise you. He is the GOAT in this genre of guitar.

That’s Stevie Ray for you! As John Mayer said and may i add: The rage without the anger The intensity with calmness The seriousness with relaxation Honey over gravel. Stevie, my hero.

Stevie didn't read music and never played a song the same way twice, so when the commenters tell you to watch a specific live video, it is because it is absolute fire. My vote for "Texas Flood" - Live at EL Macombo should be next.

Stevie Ray Vaughan....the pride of Dallas, TEXAS....super great guy and super talented guitarist...he passed in 1990 at the age of 35...I toured with him in the early 1980's with my band....

Liking Rock-n-Roll and not knowing who SRV is, is the same as liking art and having no idea who Vincent van Gogh is. Or liking poetry but never having heard of Robert Frost. There is a reason every great blues artist of the day wanted to collaborate with him.....he was a freaking wizard. GOAT!

I love to watch people discover Stevie and Double Trouble. He's from "my time," and is the greatest ever. There are tons of great videos of his performances (Thank God!). Start with anything from the performance at El Mocambo (particularly "Texas Flood" and "Little Wing"). Then go to the show at the Capitol Theater, Passaic NJ, 1985 (particularly "Life Without You" and "Couldn't Stand the Weather). Well--then this is more. You can't go wrong. He plays a mix of rock and blues. So you'll see the influences of both--particularly blues. Just spectacular guitar work--and Double Trouble--the guys behind him--are all great in their own right. Welcome aboard.

This American Classic Blues Rock n Roll….Stevie Ray Vaughan is a G. O.A.T -Greatest Of All Time Guitarists and a legend in the music world.!

If you want Stevie's greatest single performance watch his "Life Without You" at Capitol Theatre. He switches/tunes his guitars, adjusts his amps, drops his pick, and loses a tooth. All of this happens during the song and if there wasn't video evidence no one would have known any of it. Because you can't tell by only listening to the music.

This man was an elite master level guitarist.

Texas Flood is next, live at Mocambo.

Best guitarist that ever lived....RIP SRV......you have to watch him playing Texas Flood live at El Mocambo

That wasn't sweat. It was raw, natural talent. RIP Stevie.

SRV the greatest. This is a Hendrix cover... Died way to young. The Blues fusion with rock. Mention to Dan that those are 13 gauge strings. His playing has been described as the blues with to many notes. I love that guitar looks like it's been played a few times... Thank you Katie -YourBiggestFan

He’s just one the best to ever pick up a guitar

I don't think he dropped the pick, more likely he's turning a knob on one of the pedals. Good reaction!

His name is pronounced, "Vawn," like "Lawn." The genre is "Blues/Rock," which is a very rich form of American music. SRV was a wonderful, incredibly gifted guy.

SRV was the GOAT! He was blues & rock and stole peoples hearts with his music. Great Reaction! Maybe check out Texas Flood his signature song/sound - live at El Mocambo was amazing, Look At Little Sister 1989 live in Austin & Tin Pan Alley live with Johnny Copeland. All stunning ❤

I used to hear him live in West Texas. Starting in the late 70's till early 80's. Many a night I lost myself in his music. He was such a kind, humble person who always said hello to everyone.

I want to say to everybody who criticized this young lady for not knowing SRV or knowing the genre of music to relax, take a breath. It's okay. Remember we all learn eventually. We can't all be born in Texas number one. Or been around the influence of this type of music. And truthfully no one can say they've heard EVERY musician. Our jobs are to encourage and spread the joys of the music that brings out those hidden emotions in us to others. So, be ENCOURAGING, not discouraging. Have a great day dear, and keep exploring!

This man was a guitar prodigy. He was able to play by ear without the ability to read music... he was a master guitar technician..Not only did he master his craft but he Owned it.

Stevie Ray Vaughn could rock, but he was a blues man through and through. He was well respected by all the blues cats of the day.

You really need to hear him play and sing Texas Flood live. He will make you say Jesus.

It’s hard to put SRV into a genre, he’s his own genre. Just like Jimi Hendrix. So exciting for you to explore different types of music

Thanks for the awesome reaction. Just so you know, Stevie’s last name’s pronounced ‘Von’ and you just discovered one of the top blues guitarist legends of all time. A very humble man, from Dallas TX that seemed to relate with everyone. He failed music class and never learned how to read music. Started playing in bars at 14 and dropped out of high school to play in bands F/T. He played with all his heart and soul up to his last few hours on earth. Please keep his tunes coming as you keep his life’s dedication to music alive. Always loved and most certainly never forgotten. We miss you SRV! ✌🏼❤️

The GOAT OF GOATS...DON’T EVEN ARGUE WITH ME! 😎👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

Stevie Ray Vaughn was the king of the Texas Blues scene before passing away at age of 35

"You won't see no more of me in this world, I'll see you in the next one, and don't be late, don't be late." When Stevie Ray showed up, Jimi said, "Dude, you're EARLY!" :(

Take it up a notch, Stevie Ray Vaughn "Texas Flood" Live at El Mocambo (one of his best)!

I too can listen to Stevie all day. And, I like watching him play. He is all over the fretboard. Even better, he was a humble and kind person. He had so much respect from all the blues players like B.B. King & Buddy Guy. He arrived at a concert in Red Rocks in Colorado USA. B.B. King was onstage playing. Stevie asked why. They told B.B. was opening Stevie & Double Trouble. Stevie became seriously upset and made sure none of those blues legends opened one of his shows. Check out "Life Without You" live at the Capital Theatre in NJ. Thanks for reacting to SRV.

The Great and Beloved Stevie Ray Vaughn. Rest in Peace Stevie, we miss you.

The GOAT...Period, it’s not jazz or punk🤨 it’s the blues! 🤩

It's Texas Blues/ Rock. I must say I am sorry so many of you who weren't around in the 80's will never get to see him live. It was absolutely the best concert I was ever at.

He played crazy thick gauged strings cause he break normal strings, big ass hands.....and legend in the blues Buddy Guy said most guitarist couldn't/can't play Stevies guitar cause of the gauge of strings and he bends them bitches like no other ......goosebumps everytime I hear him making the wife talk

One of the greatest. You can't put people like him into classes. They're one of a kind. Listen to Eddie Van Halen eruption solo live. You won't be disappointed

When the bass player gives you the holy shit look you know you are next level.

It’s refreshing to see young people find real music!

he didnt drop the pick, he was adjusting one of the pedals.

SRV, the greatest guitar player that ever lived, hands down!!!! RIP Stevie!

You just witnessed arguably THE greatest contemporary Blues guitarist.

Stevie is one of best blues guys that ever existed

Incredible rock and roll one of the greatest guitarists ever GOAT legend R.I.P SRV ✌🏻

SRV didn't just play the guitar, he used it as a means to play his emotions through it. It was if he was born with the damn thing. Playing guitar came to him as naturally as putting one foot in front of the other. He owned that instrument, total control, total expression, zen if you will. When he was bending those three strings at the end of Voodoo Chile it was like he was making love to it.

I am 72 yrs young. I have played rock on stage all my life. There are many but there is only one and his name is STEVE RAY VAUGHAN.

Good Ole Texas blues!! Best blues on the planet! If you liked this you'll like srv lenny. A instrumental he wrote for his wife. Any live version will be great!

Vaughan....is pronounced.. Von. Glad you enjoyed it. I first saw him play as a kid at Austin Aqua fest on the lake, then several times at street festivals. People rarely comment about it...but his whole band was excellent. Those bass lines, the drummer doing just enough to keep it going...and his keyboard player-top notch, although hes not in many of the videos.

(rewatch and new comment) SRV is often considered the GOAT. He was in my opinion. There will never be another like him He doesn't play behind his back in this performance.... He was clean(off drugs) and was in gear to blow up. And died in a helicopter crash He won both Rock and Blues Grammy awards(6 total)

Nice to see another young person discover Stevie Ray Vaughan (rhymes with fawn or dawn) It's a deep rabbit hole to go into. You can't pick just one great performance there are many suggested by the commenters here.

Stevie Ray Vaughan is in both the rock Hall of Fame, and the blues Hall of Fame. I would say this song is a mixture of both. RIP to the GOAT.

Straight ahead pentatonic blues rock and roll. A gift from the heavens to we mere humans.

way back in the day when Hendrix wrote and performed this we called it Acid Rock for obvious reasons...but if you have to sum up Stevie's sound...it's hard core Texas Blues...but both versions featured unmatched guitar wizardry

even the Good Lord makes mistakes sometimes. after realizing Stevie Ray was missing God called him back to his side

"My brain is going numb right now!" - I've never heard a better description for the feeling a person gets when listening to Stevie Ray Vaughan play the guitar.

"Voodoo Child (Slight Return)" was originally written and performed by Jimi Hendrix. From 1968 (when the song was released on Electric Ladyland) until Hendrix's death, the song was constantly featured in all of Hendrix's live performances to showcase his guitar virtuosity. Stevie Ray Vaughan would often state, in interviews, that Jimi Hendrix's playing has the biggest influence on him and his guitar playing style.

Stevie left us way too soon, RIP Stevie Ray we love you and that amazing guitar!

Love to see younger people appreciating Stevie Ray, just for your self listen to more .

You just had the SRV experience! 🙌🏻LEGEND🙌🏻 R.I.P

Welcome to the world of SRV. It's what I call Texas Blues. He was amazing. RIP Stevie. Legend His last name is pronounced Von.

32 years ago today and still fresh cut wounds I miss you badly much love and LOVE YOU R.I.P. Stevie Ray Vaughan

Stevie is a guitar God. (capitol G) David Bowie wanted him to play in his band on tour in the 80's and Stevie went back to his own band. Eric Clapton had his band open for him on tour. In Clapton's own words, " I remember being fascinated by the fact that he never ever seemed to be lost in any way. It wasn’t ever that he took a breather or paused to think where he was going to go next. It just flowed out of him. Always seemed to flow out of him and actually even that doesn’t come just with virtuosity, practice or any of those. It’s not a question of doing it over and over again or anything like that. It’s just that he seemed to be an open channel. He just flowed through him, he never ever seemed to kind of dry up.”

The GOAT !! React to his song "Look At Little Sister" from the same concert in Austin, Texas. You WILL NOT be disappointed !!

This Texas blues. That is what SRV called his music. This is a Jimi Hendrix song that he's covering.

welcome to stevie ray vaughn. Arguably one of if not the greatest blues guitarist to ever walk the earth. He passed away way too young but the man had absolutely bonkers talent. The man played 13 gauge strings. You need insanely strong hands to play 13 gauge the way he did!. Even more mindblowing HE BROKE THE FUCKERS ON THE REGULAR! Man had hands that could strangle a cow easily.

Stevey Ray attained guitar strings on his fingers. In the end ,all he needed was some wood and fretts. One of the gods.

You just watched the guitar GOAT! Sadly he died in his prime in a helicopter crash. You need to watch more of him. Watch his pre concert warm up video - rolls out of bed and puts on a clinic.

Kids would go to bed and pray they would wake up and play like Stevie Ray

Texas Flood live at the El Mocambo....it HAS to be the El Mocambo performance...you won't believe your eyes and ears...SRV = Guitar GOAT

Sadly he truly is out of this world. May this legend rest in peace

Written and performed by Jimi Hendrix on his 'Electric Ladyland' album.

You were just listening to the greatest guitarist of all time. RIP SRV

Blues rock, girl! ❤️ Imagine the rest of the band trying to keep up with him.

"Voodoo Child - Jimi Hendrix" from 1968. Is a cover song, and it's pronounced, "Von" even though it's spelled "Vaughan". Sadly Stevie died in a helicopter crash in 1990. He was at the height of his career.

Jimi taught a guitar to sing Clapton taught a guitar to cry Stevie taught a guitar to scream!

Great reaction!!! Loved it! However, it may be the first time I've ever heard anyone refer to "Voodoo Chile slight return" as chill....again great reaction!

Thank you, I really enjoyed your reaction. I just might check out more of your stuff.

It's amazing how he makes the guitar match his words in tones so perfectly... did u catch it?

I saw him live at Great America in California shortly before he died. A master showman.

SRV ~ 🎸🐐 THE goat of all goats **Life Without You at Capitol Theater ** **Tightrope at Austin City Limits 1989**

If you want to see how truly awesome he was, I'll find the video that will truly, TRULY blow your mind of his. And it's the Blues dear. Unfortunately we lost him many years ago to, to young. Sad. Still brings a tear to my eye.

All time favorite gives me goosebumps when Isee and hear him play.

I love seeing people watch SRV for the first time and get the slack jawed WTF? look of awe on their faces...

I would never believe if anybody say to me that i can find a person who can't recognize a blues while listening a blues. 😂

To really, really appreciate Stevie Ray, you have to keep going and check out his playing the Blues, his real love! Please start with “Texas Flood” live from El Macombo. Didn’t close your eyes when watching Stevie, you might miss something special…

This is one of my favorite songs, written by the GREAT Jimi Hendrix. SRV plays is sooooo well.

no body cant play this son like him,the best on the west

"Texas Flood" AT EL MACOMBO! Gotta do Live at the El Macombo!!!

Your first reaction that I have seen and subscribed. Turned on notifications so I won’t miss a LIVE REACTION from you an his performance of TEXAS FLOOD. Great reaction, don’t ever stop.

Glad you found Stevie. Just found you. Good reaction.

this man was on a different WAVE LENGHT...HE WAS A BOLT OF LIGHTNING

The original Jimi Hendrix version was a psychedelic-blues hybrid. Stevie Ray Vaughan's cover was virtuoso blues rock! I like Vaughan's cover the best, because he took it to that extreme level. And, he was from Dallas, Texas. He moved to Austin and made it big. It was a tragedy to lose him in that helicopter crash in 1990.

This is the blues rock, the greatest blues rock guitarist of all time. Gone too soon. The song was originally by Jimi Hendrix.

Stevie was a blues player but this song is pure Rock-n-Roll.

Stevie gets put in the rock category a lot for obvious reasons. Blues. Thats what he was. Texas blues. He was the baddest gunslinger that ever lived. I was blessed to have seen him in concert in 1990, 2 days before he died.

This is Texas Blues from one of the best guitarists ever. And that's called a "stank" face. This cover was originally performed by Jimi Hendrix and he played it as an homage to him. He uses very heavy gauge strings giving him his distinct sound.

Stevie Ray Vaughan, Austin City Limits, live 81 or 83, Voodoo Child cover the. Greatest blues guitarist and singer, ever! This is a Hendrix cover. Bowie had him play on his Let's dance , album. Then asked him to join his band. SRV turned him down!!😮😮 Greatest guitarist ever!! Died young, leaving the Montreux Jazz Festival, in a terrible helicopter crash. RIP to SRV. U should watch all his Austin City Limits, concerts! Ironically, first time he went to Montreaux, he was booed mercilessly, they felt he wasn't Jazz enough! When he went back in 95, he was treated as the reigning god of the show! And then he died...if u watch just one more of his vids, it should be from this show, Texas Flood! His look, blues voice, guitar ability, showmanship... God purpose built this man to play the Blues! There's been a lot of great guitarists , but combined with his voice, look, presence, voice, showmanship and ability , there's only him. Besides Eddie Van Halens' Frankenstein guitar, this is the most valuable guitar on the planet, and his brother, Jimmy Vaughn, has it! If u asked people for a list of top 20 guitarist all time, most people's would be very similar. But if u said, out of that list, who's complete... stage showmanship, ability, presence, perfect voice to the music, no thinking or delay in his freestyle, song writing, etc., There's only SRV!

When he bends over, I have always assumed he was adjusting something on the board not picking up a pick, because anyone that could grab a pick off the floor that smooth is not human, but then again Stevie was not human.

Texas Blues kid! That's what Stevie played. He revived Texas Blues