My First Stevie Ray Vaughan Experience! "Texas Flood" Vocal and Music ANALYSIS!

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Since hearing Chris Stapleton and Randy Rhoads, you all have linked the two to Stevie Ray Vaughan, and I've never known why. Today I learned why. This is such an exceptional performance, including some behind-the-back guitar playing in this live version of "Texas Flood". I am not only thoroughly impressed, I am craving more!
Join professional opera singer Elizabeth Zharoff, as she listens to Stevie Ray Vaughan for the first time, performing "Texas Flood” Live.
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Performed by Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble
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Elizabeth Zharoff is an international opera singer and voice coach, with 3 degrees in voice, opera, and music production. She's performed in 18 languages throughout major venues in Europe, America, and Asia. Currently based somewhere between Los Angeles and Tucson, Arizona, Elizabeth spends her days researching voice, singing, teaching, writing music, and recording TONS. She also plays Diablo and Dungeons & Dragons.
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@rickoshay2589 Год назад

Stevie doesn't play the guitar, he is the guitar.

@lg7368 Год назад

Can't "like" this hard enough.

@kevinshea7048 Год назад

Very well put and 100% correct.

@devinaschenbrenner2683 Год назад

No, Stevie was fuckin that guitar and that guitar loved it.

@giorgiomartinico3774 Год назад

You're totally right Dude!!!

@nikkiwilliams8508 Год назад

I heard someone say once that he doesn’t play it, it plays him 🤯

@CH-dr7nm 8 месяцев назад

Most of us guitar players and most professionals consider this performance one of the best guitar performances ever recorded

@251omega 4 месяца назад

Well, I SURELY DO!

@Followerofthekingofkings1969 4 месяца назад

Yes it is, listen to Rory Gallagher too.

@TimothyLafreniere 4 месяца назад

Tbh, I'm pretty sure he coulda played the whole song behind his back.

@johndannenbrink7590 4 месяца назад

Every time he took the stage was the best guitar performance recorded. He was never not in the zone.

@YetiTac 4 месяца назад

He was definitely one of the GOAT players for sure

@MotorCityPhoenix313 3 месяца назад

If this performance wasn't recorded, people wouldn't believe this level of guitar mastery was possible.

@thomasgruenberg8571 Месяц назад

Yes, its impossible to put the to describe this in letters or words to anyone

@CarlGorn Месяц назад

I feel the same way every time I watch a Stanley Jordan video.

@sholland3925 27 дней назад

IT WAS THE BEST GUITAR PERFOMANCE IN HISTORY

@akxeman 20 дней назад

That is a great point. In the AI digital world no one would believe this was true live performance.

@brianhunsaker8243 7 дней назад

Eric Johnson circa 1991 is even better IMO.

@justinpruitt4833 17 дней назад

Watching Elizabeth experience something most people have known for decades is one of the most adorable things on the internet.

@rgbenge7580 Год назад

When she started gushing on SRV's guitar in the first 30 seconds I didn't think she was going to make through the whole thing, knowing what was coming. Seeing someone experience SRV for the first time, especially this one is wonderful. Thank you, you made my day.

@JV-mw7gv Год назад

Yeah very interesting to see a professional analyze and react to srv. He’s responsible for some of the first real music I listed to/heard/remembered as a kid.

@Hundhammer Год назад

That was my thought "You ain't heard and seen nothing yet..." - and it was such a pleasure to watch Elizabeth's reaction the whole way through, I laughed so hard when she was about to loose it...

@dutchvan4503 Год назад

Especially when she pauses 600 freaking times just to tell us the obvious. Kind of ruins the mood. I didn't make it through.

@tbsomerville5798 Год назад

I thought she was going to need an oxygen tank !

@jondhuse1549 Год назад

And another SRV fan is born...

@PJDeFranco Год назад

Stevie is the greatest guitar player of all time. He played every style of guitar blues, rock, jazz, cord melody, he was a shredder you name he did it all in the same song to boot. 3 months before he died he played the Mann Music Center in Philadelphia, I took my 9 year daughter Nicole to see him, we seat in the 20th row. During his oncore, I walked her to the edge of the stage, she was jumpng around with a banner that said "Hey Stevie, I'm Little Sister". Tommy Shannon saw her and was laughing. When the Solo was over Tommy walked Stevie over to her, he took her from my arms, and gave her a kiss on stage. We waited to see if some would take her banner back stage and get it singed but they said we had to leave but if we waited on the side of the building maybe when they left him might sign it. Again security was chasing everyone away. So when they approached me they asked what I was doing hanging around I explained what happen inside and people around us comfirmed it. The guy took the banner and came back after about 10 min and said follow me. He took us back stage where Tommy, Chris and Reece came by and signed her banner. Then someone approached us and told us that Stevie would be out shortly and would see my daughter first before his public relation gig. Stevie spent about 20 min talking to Nicole and when he left he hugged her and walked away, Nicole wasnt finished with him yet. She callout "Hey Stevie", he came back knelt down again and she asked, Stevie are you going to come back, Stevie said are you going to come back if I do, Nicole said yes and Stevie said I'll come back then. Stevie wasnt just a great musician, he was a gentle, tender, loving, compassionate man who had 20 min to talk with a 9 year little girl. Thats was even more inpressive then his playing. God Blessed Stevie with amazing talent but he gave him is greatest gift of humility and humanity. RIP our gentle friend.

@TheHibbitydibbity Год назад

I agree with you to a point and I *_used_* to think the same about his abilities...until I heard the SRV & Steve Vai song. He's without a doubt the best Blues guitarist *EVER,* but listening to that song made me realize how much he limited himself with the pentatonic scale. Don't get me wrong, I absolutely love SRV. I started playing guitar because of him. I did my senior project on him, his life & career...but I think he could've done so much more if he had ventured out into other areas. That said, I'm glad you highlighted some of his past like this.

@philmckrackin8303 Год назад

That is so awesome, but at the same time so sad and heartbreaking. What an honor and privilege, not only to see live and meet, but for him to (while on stage) pick up and give a little kiss to YOUR "Pride and Joy" how crazy is that. That last part about "are you coming back if I do?" kinda hit me like a gut punch. I agree with you 100%, Stevie Ray was the greatest guitar player of all time. Thanks for sharing that.

@larryallen4553 Год назад

Who’s peeling the onion?🥺

@philmckrackin8303 Год назад

@@larryallen4553 I was peeling potatoes earlier

@birdsfabulous Год назад

Thanks for this story..its always great to hear about positive interactions with our guitar heroes--especially those who are no longer with us. I hope your daughter has a memory of it still...and the banner!!

@edwardsavagejr 6 месяцев назад

As a bassist, I also have a huge appreciation for his bassist, Tommy Shannon, laying down a beautiful, clean, groovy foundation

@floyd6545 6 месяцев назад

I agree 100%!

@tbx59 5 месяцев назад

Better be good on bass when your guitar player is almost playing bass strings.

@user-nv2gw1tt5o 5 месяцев назад

Agreed- Tommy + Chris + Reese = badass

@daytonturner2388 5 месяцев назад

Absolutely!

@KoreyVerga 5 месяцев назад

I used to work in a BookStore in Austin and Tommy and Chris used to come in all the time. The best backing band ever.

@williamwalsh3779 6 месяцев назад

Now THAT'S how you react to Stevie. When a non-guitarists gets chills from his phrasing, bends and lyrical playing.. right on!

@marcusthompson9645 4 месяца назад

I was thinking the same thing. This is the best reaction I've seen so far.

@beachcomber4141 3 месяца назад

Yeah, that was cool. She rewound all the great parts.

@MichaelCampbell01 Год назад

Having grown up with this, I still get goosebumps, but to see someone else experience it for the first time is magical.

@maximumguitarage Год назад

Yeah ..it was a real treat to see why someone gets your own established love for SRV....

@Lunkenville Год назад

Watching her reaction is like hearing the music for the first time all over again.

@scsbands5673 Год назад

Yeppp, came here to say this exact thing.

@Meh71016 Год назад

The only thing that sucks is we’ll never be able to experience this for the first time again. I remember my dad showing the live at El Mocambo vhs when I was a kid and that was something that changed me lol.

@followthesapper324 Год назад

@@Meh71016 I can understand that

@metalmark1214 Год назад

Elizabeth, the opera singer and vocal coach, getting excited about SRV making his guitar sing.

@nucleargrizzly1776 Год назад

@Rick O'Sidhe He broke a lot of us. 😁

@JonMcPhalen Год назад

Pros appreciate other pros.

@justbe4481 Год назад

She did mention it was hard to keep her thong on. Read here shirt

@kingdommusic5456 Год назад

yeah she just should clean up her undies and find the good man , get married and start a family , forget about all she thinks she knows , because she will never be there in the realm of SRV tone and sound universe .

@brooksbrown580 Месяц назад

She likes Stevie and his guitar for sure.

@bmphil3400 6 месяцев назад

He was a direct channel for the blues. There was no thought, hesitation, game plan etc. It just flowed. He just played and there was never any question about whether he could pull it off. He was lightning in a bottle and all you had to do was turn it loose.

@tomsanders2533 4 месяца назад

At 75 years he makes me feel like A COOL DUDE JUST FOR LISTENING

@brooksbrown580 Месяц назад

Yes indeed Ive read people were talking about he would practice and play for hours on end with out stopping, he was dedicated to say the least.

@821bluesman 5 месяцев назад

Stevie isn't dead. He lives on with his music and the people who continue to listen to him. For me, he's always alive every time I listen to his music...

@edwardstone9963 4 месяца назад

Amen brother

@boyermatthews2177 3 месяца назад

He won't make any reaction videos though. I feel like she should have at least learned the guy passed away in a helicopter accident though. Somewhat important

@Cadinho93 Год назад

Stevie Ray Vaughan played every note and every song like it would be his last, pouring his soul into his music. His guitar was an extension of his body. Both B.B. King & Albert King spoke about Stevie Ray Vaughan's talent with wonder and awe. No higher praise is possible. Also, Stevie Ray Vaughan was 35 years old when he passed away in 1990 from a Helicopter crash. He's definitely one of the greatest guitarists of all time.

@nucleargrizzly1776 Год назад

I saw Stevie play with Jeff Beck twice. It was a religious experience.

@willrobinson7939 Год назад

@@nucleargrizzly1776 Stevie and Jeff doing 'going down' by Freddie King is epic!

@tThisNThat Год назад

@@nucleargrizzly1776 wow lucky...wish I'd had the forethought to see them together, but I was singularly (mostly) wrapped into Jerry Garcia...the Dead.

@Nichwar19 Год назад

He died on a helicopter crash ? Unlucky dude.

@89801wink Год назад

His brother who's no slouch on guitar himself once said that Stevie was hard to play with, 'cuz he never played a song the same way...once.

@RhinoRand Год назад

This is by far Elizabeth’s greatest reaction. Her enjoyment of SRV increased my enjoyment. Greatest guitar player, also greatest loss. I’ve already watched this reaction 3 times in less than 2 days. Elizabeth, you are a gem!

@AB-C1 Год назад

Definitely! Jeff beck same I feel way he kept evolving right up until his death tragically young at 78 he looked about 50 and should have lived to 120! His mastery was ALL THERE!! Just look at the musicians he was playing with all 30 and younger it appeared and EVERYONE wanted to play with him.. no wonder the guy was a genuinely NICE bloke down to earth and talent out of this world but also so generous!! Never hogged any limelight! That's class! God bless him and God rest his soul! 👍💔🎸🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧

@maconpatton Год назад

Yep. She gets it! 😮

@nelsonx5326 Год назад

She's so cute. Laughing every 20 seconds. USA!

@LuizHenriqueMiranda Год назад

I usually love her reactions but I gotta say that I didn't like this one. Felt forced and exagerated in many ways. Sorry guys... I love her, but I disagree that this was a good reaction video.

@craig5477 Год назад

Stevie’s guitar sings, screams, yells, cries, howls, pleads and begs leaving listeners wrung completely OUT.

@zombiination7717 5 месяцев назад

SRV didn't play the song. He became the song. Music poured out of every fabric of his being. I saw him once. It was the first time I could feel someone's every emotion through the guitar. SRV is a one of a kind and taken from us way to soon.

@TheBigmescan74 22 дня назад

When he says Texas. He’s expressing the strength and vulnerability of Texas. It’s like he’s standing strong as a Texan with every emotion being thrown at you.

@chrisauten2039 Год назад

Elizabeth, welcome to the alter universe of SRV. There never has been or will be another like him. The more you listen to his song repertoire, the more you crave. I remember hearing on the radio about his sudden, unfortunate passing in 1990 and pulling my car over so I could break down and cry. Stevie is the most soulful, talented blues guitarist I have ever heard play.

@Ghost_Bride Год назад

Me, too. I was running a work errand that day and came back to the office crying.

@ianrochon1728 Год назад

Amen brother!

@pandorafox3944 Год назад

I just fell into a chair and sobbed. It was a terrible, terrible day.

@mattwildermuth9152 Год назад

Was on my honeymoon in Hawai'i, having just missed getting to see him at that last Alpine Valley show because our wedding was on a Friday night and the family bought us non-refundable tickets for the honeymoon as a gift - I mean, what would make someone change their honeymoon plans? To her credit, my wife would have put it off a day if it wouldn't have cost us more than the wedding to do it - she understands. Instead she had to see me bolt upright in my lounge chair by the pool screaming. Still hurts my heart to think about it. Live on, SRV.

@nucleargrizzly1776 Год назад

I was driving home from work. But the initial reports I heard where that Stevie, Albert Collins and Eric Clapton all perished. I had to pull over.

@DrewMonge Год назад

I literally wanted to cry watching you get excited about watching SRV do his thing. Shows that you "get it", and appreciates the beauty of SRV's monumental talent that he was. You don't see that too often these days. Thank you. ☺️

@thoneycutt8947 7 месяцев назад

I interviewed him for my high school newspaper in '78. I was a clumsy wannabe journalist and he was as uncomfortable in the moment as me. A point came when we both busted out laughing at the obsurdity of our roles. SRV never let fame go to his head. Always humble. Always true. Serenade the angels Stevie.

@mvb819 4 месяца назад

That’s a fantastic story. Wish I could read your interview

@joechido1 4 месяца назад

@beachcomber4141 3 месяца назад

Man, lucky your for having had met the master. Saint Stevie

@verdigo5892 3 месяца назад

I had never heard of him in 78. He and his band didn't get a record deal until 1983. Your comment is smelling like bullshit.

@verdigo5892 3 месяца назад

He's lying. He wasn't famous in 78. @@mvb819

@jameswright5572 6 месяцев назад

The man who single handedly brought the blues back into the limelight. Loved watching you react to SRV. Makes my heart glad when new folks discover genious.

@shanevond69 Год назад

Stevie Ray playing Vodoo Child live is absolutely amazing.

@nucleargrizzly1776 Год назад

For what my opinion is worth, he's the only one to ever do justice to a Hendrix cover.

@aaronbourque5494 Год назад

@@nucleargrizzly1776 And then he did it again with Little Wing...

@angelmeyers1455 Год назад

This is one of the best Stevie Ray Vaughan reactions on RU-vid. Thank you so much for sharing your first SRV experience with us....I for one truly enjoyed watching this almost as much as you enjoyed making it. You reaction gives countless SRV fans a lot of happiness because it's fantastic to see another generation being influenced by not only a master musician but Stevie was genuinely a good and humble person. Everyone knew he was the best except Stevie himself. I still cry thinking about Stevie and what might have been. The loss of him defines the word tragedy, imho.

@mikegottschau4224 11 дней назад

Forget the incredible musical talent, no one will ever be as fucking cool as Stevie Ray ever again. The swagger and style is so immense, who else could pull off that outfit AND the guitar swing behind the back?!

@johnwilliams1223 4 месяца назад

This was Stevie’s finest live performance. Thank goodness it was captured on video for the world to embrace for the remainder of time. SRV is the GOAT.

@Green28142814 Год назад

It's a legendary live performance. And he did this kind of thing 6 days a week, for years. This isn't a one off.

@Anne-pv9cb Год назад

True, I saw him live twice and he did it then. It was super cool of course but I not shocked by it like people are today. It's just what SRV did.

@juiceguy4784 Год назад

...and every performance was different. Weeks before he died, Eric Clapton introduced him as the greatest blues guitarist alive. I personally think he is the best to EVER live. RIP SRV

@edthacow Год назад

This is a very good point that I think a lot of people forget.

@philamoureux675 Год назад

Saw Him with Jeff Beck,and Santana, at The Oakland Coliseum in 91.

@Tiger_RCD Год назад

P.E.R.I.O.D.

@michaelpool5929 8 месяцев назад

The greatest live performance ever recorded. The entire show was captured on video.

@throbbertable 8 месяцев назад

I personally think his austin city limits live show was slightly better, but this is iconic too

@cadillacslim73 7 месяцев назад

Absolutely is ! By any one any where at any time Ever . I’ve said for years .

@TheStevieb1983 7 месяцев назад

agreed

@BrokenHearted1000 6 месяцев назад

I saw him live on his birthday, about this time in his career, in Austin. We were supposed to see Eric Johnson, who was playing down the street, but it was too crowded. I had only heard of SRV at that point. To say I was blown away is an understatement. I was 10 rows back, stage right. At one point I snapped out of my trance and looked back at the crowd. They were swaying, side to side, to his music, as a group. He had the entire club hypnotized, in his hands. I can picture it in my mind, to this day. There has never been anyone like him before, during or since and probably never will. I am so thankful to have seen him.

@eriklarson9137 6 месяцев назад

@@cadillacslim73 And you are a famous music critic so everyone knows you.

@jackandcoffee1145 5 месяцев назад

You really can't fake the genuine joy Elizabeth gets from really good music.

@joneses1962 Месяц назад

In 1983 I was a 21 year old rock/blues guitarist. I had just moved to Reno, NV and was trying to figure out what I wanted to do. I can actually remember the first time I heard Stevie Ray Vaughan. I was listening to the radio when Pride And Joy came on. I was blown away. I remain blown away by every single note I have ever heard him play. In 1990 I was sitting with a group of friends talking. My brother's wife showed up, sat down next to me, leaned over and whispered "Stevie Ray Vaughan died". I was devastated. At that time he was my primary influence. I make a point of not trying to mimic my influences, but rather follow their examples by working towards putting myself into whatever I play. The way Stevie approached the guitar, and the power he put into his playing is unrivaled....I do need to say that it's probably a good thing that I don't try to mimic my influences because I wouldn't be able to mimic them anyway 😂

@robertsonjp Год назад

I haven’t listened to any SRV in a very long time, and I forgot just how freaking brilliant he was. Few, if any, play and sing with the amount of soul and intensity he did. One of the greatest losses in music history.

@Jason_Expanse Год назад

While I've heard this song like a million times before, it's truly such a joy to see someone else enjoying it for the first time too. Brings a new appreciation to something I'd almost taken for granted 😁

@Brave2standalone 4 месяца назад

Stevie Ray Vaughan was a musical genius!!!

@j_e_hill Год назад

He did three things at one. Lead, rhythm, and vocals. It was beyond normal human talent. He was a force of nature.

@robertott1172 Год назад

Stevie was awesome, but the guitarist in any good three piece band has to play both rhythm and lead, and is usually the vocalist.

@BrentTharp Год назад

Watching the other players is funny, too. Like watching Hendrix live with the Experience. Those dudes were constantly on their toes, uncertain what Jimi might do next.

@FuzzyWCTX Год назад

@@robertott1172 but this is more than a 3 piece band.

@vandersgarage4682 Год назад

@@FuzzyWCTX Not at this time it wasn't. It was 3 piece. SRV on guitar and vocals, Tommy Shannon on bass and Chris Layton on drums. Reese Wayans, the keyboard player, wasn't added until later.

@JMGarcia0303 Год назад

I can barely speak while listening to music.

@10CentHead Год назад

That is precisely how you’re supposed to react to this music… he aimed for the soul, and nailed a bullseye. ❤

@travisreynoldsmusic Месяц назад

August 27th,1990. "The day the music died".... Saw him four times and each time was just blown away and actually left each show with tears in my eyes SRV was proof there was a God and he spent alot more time on SRV than any other man in history.

@philedgerton7892 4 месяца назад

Gurl! YOU ARE A ROCKER! You just didn't realize it before. You're the first classically oriented musician I've known who understands the attractions of this stuff.

@doktaviousdavious9622 Год назад

His brother Jimmie Vaughan, also an excellent guitar player, was interviewed one time and they asked if Stevie Ray ever played a same song twice the same way. Jimmy thought about it and said something like "He never plays the same song once the same way." Stevie Ray Vaughan, May He Rest in Eternal Peace, was a once-in-a-lifetime. The lives of millions of us has been made brighter because of his brilliance.

@PaulKahl Год назад

Once in a lifetime wasn't even close. This was the sort of musical genius was singular, iconic, unique. My heart hurts every time I listen to him.

@pattyandersen5516 Год назад

Amen. He was a true genius.

@larryallen4553 Год назад

And if it’s possible, he is one of the most UNDERRATED guitar players (by people that are ignorant) or all time!!!

@brooksbrown580 Месяц назад

He said once he didnt see the point in playing the same song the same way, He really didnt care for recording studio's and polished sound board enhanced licks, he said I play the way I play and thats it!

@bornwithoutprivilege2050 Год назад

You can’t ask guitar players watching to comment on Stevie Ray’s ability or technique. He is the greatest blues guitarist ever. And his singing is in its own category of one. He died young. The word genius is so not nearly enough to describe him.❤️

@kamelionify Год назад

I love him but sometimes i wish he would stop showing off

@josephweedon7616 Год назад

@@kamelionify then he wouldn’t rlly be Stevie I feel like it’s up to the audience to identify each instrument

@Death2Dust Год назад

@@kamelionify showing off? nah fam, that's just him feeling it and doing his thing. When you're at that level of mastery, you're in the zone. It was him and that guitar in that moment. My boy was lost in the sauce. He wasn't thinking about the crowd.

@Killertomato84 Год назад

The secret is Whiskey and Coke. And I ain't talkin' about cola.

@Tiger_RCD Год назад

( ' "Quite" ' ) ENOUGH SAID (if you consider as I do people : only MUSIC and POETRY ARE IMMORTALS). PERIOD.

@justinmills556 6 месяцев назад

The sweat thing was more of a result of his huge drug habit at the time. He cleaned himself up just before he died. There’s concert footage of him later sober and he’s still slaying it. So sad he died after coming back from such a horrible place. He had so much more to give.

@Zippadeedoodaa-nt8om 5 месяцев назад

Candy sweats

@Mattsmetzger 7 месяцев назад

I thought I might be the only one absolutely enamored by SRV's performance. Every time I hear SRV I'm lost in his music, just like he intended. Elizabeth reminds me there are others who revel in his performance and in that I am not alone. Thanks Elizabeth for bringing us together.

@taterdawg Год назад

That moment starting at 24:02 when Elizabeth has her mind blown seeing SRV play behind his back and not miss a beat is priceless!! SRV and his guitar were one.

@symetz Год назад

I knew it was coming and I knew she'd love it. What a reaction, she has me laughing so hard I cried.

@Plums72 Год назад

I will never get tired of seeing a new Stevie Ray Vaughan fan being born. The man's music saved my life when I was younger, and I'll always champion his brilliance.

@BrentTharp Год назад

That's awesome, man. 💕

@djjazzyjeff1232 10 дней назад

"I had to pause because I realized I wasn't breathing." 🤣 Stevie can do that to ya!

@panhandler62 4 месяца назад

Elizabeth's unfettered joy is making a magnificent performance even better.

@blakerbnsn 11 месяцев назад

You don't listen to SRV, you experience him. RIP Mr. Vaughan....you are missed.

@fonsecorona Год назад

Back in '90, when I heard the news about his passing, I literally wept...The guy had just got his life back in track, and was on his way to have an amazing (more than it was already) career as one of the most gifted musicians ever... I find myself elated with your reaction to SRVs performing, Elizabeth...Thank you!

@ryurc3033 Год назад

I was 5 years old, and still remember it was one of the only times I had seen my dad cry. My dad was a guitar player, and half owner of a blues bar from 89-99. So I grew up surrounded by SRV, Eric Johnson, Joe satriani, Steve Vai, and the like.

@BobbyGeneric145 Год назад

Imagine the levels that a clean, reborn SRV would have taken it to. Damn.

@tdz69 Год назад

Me too man. I still remember the moment. Had the radio on and the announcement came on. I didn’t believe it. Turned on mtv (back when it was actually a music channel) and caught mtv news. I was devastated. Such a loss.

@ZepG Год назад

@@tdz69 I was watching MTV when the news was announced and my heart stopped a beat. I was supposed to see him live before he died and something came up and I was like oh I'll catch him next time on tour.

@jamesburge1983 Год назад

I remember when the news broke. It was announced that he was on tour with Eric Clapton. At the time there were rumors that Eric had given up his seat on the helicopter. For a week or so everyone I knew discussed the event with reservation. Then one day someone spoke up and asked 'Is it wrong to think that the wrong guy was on that helicopter?' We all broke down and acknowledged that we all had been wondering the same thing, just that no one wanted to say it.

@evanpenn1 6 месяцев назад

Stevie was the perfect storm. Like Michael Jordan, who was the most athletic human I've ever seen, and also happened to be the most talented and maniacally competitive. Stevie was the best musician, the best guitarist....who also happened to have the most heart and and raw emotion in his playing. What a gem.

@blanecrowe2335 5 месяцев назад

Little did those good folks that night in Iowa know they were about to have the immeasurable pleasure of witnessing THE SINGLE BEST MUSICAL PERFORMANCE IN HISTORY! Hands down the Vocals and the complete Guitar Mastery are the most Heaven Sent caught on tape. There Never has been, nor will there ever be anything that comes close. Just my opinion of course, but I’ve Never been moved by anything, music or otherwise than this performance. Thank You Stevie…

@user-nm9ex5je4u 4 месяца назад

Being Canadian & super polite, i must correct you...this amazing recording of Texas Flood is from my fair city, Toronto, Ontario, Canada 1983... cant remember the month at the El Mocombo...still around, barely...tiny venue, 2nd floor, sadly i wasnt there. This is widely regarded as the best blues guitar performance ever and really, who can argue that! Cheers from Port Perry Ontario, Canada

@UncleMas Год назад

Stevie was a true original. Eric Clapton said of him, " Stevie was a huge, open channel that music just poured out of. He made people who had never touched a guitar want to grab one and start playing, and made those of us who played for years want to quit." I am 72. I saw Stevie live twice. It remains one of my best musical memories, and to see you experience it for the first time is great fun.

@bixby9797 Год назад

Clapton was no slouch on the guitar but SRV, as he said, made him want to quit. There was nothing left to say.

@trashcandy. Год назад

@@bixby9797 I doubt Clapton actually meant it literally, but it's still a great quote.

@MitchJohnson0110 Год назад

I believe Bowie said the same, about him being an open channel. He heard Stevie play and knew he had to get him on a song. That gave us "Lets Dance"

@ledgekindred Год назад

Saw SRV live with another legend we recently lost, Jeff Beck. They were on their "Stevie and Jeff" tour where they would trade off headlining each subsequent show, so that neither of them was really "the star." Stevie came on first in this case and slew, then Jeff came on and slew, then they both came back for a 20 minute encore that absolutely destroyed everyone who was left in the theatre not already dead. An amazing performance.

@screamindeacon Год назад

@@MitchJohnson0110 the song is "Let's Dance". Stevie's sound was so distinct and pure; as soon as you hear the guitar solo, you know immediately it's SRV. The real shame is that the radio edit version of the song mostly cuts out SRV.

@chuckganz8840 Год назад

I would never mean this in a vulgar way, but that is what an eargasm is all about....when it makes you react in such a way that you can't control yourself, you know that you have just heard something as great or greater than anything you have ever heard before. He was the Epitome of greatness.... a phenomenal reaction Elizabeth.

@user-rc2vu9hj6w 9 дней назад

It’s almost as fun as watching your reactions is watching Stevie Ray

@MVuke84 Месяц назад

It's like he sings each lyric on how he's feeling, then expresses it through the guitar. This is flawless art

@Stimpy757 Год назад

This had me in tears of joy. Your reaction to Stevie’s magic is priceless. Man I miss him.

@loloholmes2793 Год назад

something tells me she needed to smoke a cigarette after this one.

@zimmy4868 Год назад

@@loloholmes2793 Lol! I was thinking the same thing.

@Gov.audits Год назад

❤️

@jhondoe5147 Год назад

What he said............."wiping away a tear with my head down"

@irish73tjk Год назад

Very well said!!

@moocann691 Год назад

she is having a musicgasum which is when you find a song or artist ABSOLUTELY amazing in every way and it gives you the shivers whenever it comes on. Look at her facial expressions they are amazing

@TheBigJimShow8376 Год назад

Instant Musigasm 😂😂😂

@petegrigor7298 Год назад

I'm thinking I need a shower after watching her enjoy this . . . I'm enjoying the music and watching her too!

@FatYankee 12 дней назад

This whole time I was just thinking, wait til he starts playing behind his back. Her reaction was just about the same as everyone. Shock and disbelief. Dude was one of one.

@robertburke784 14 дней назад

I saw Stevie play live 5-6 times, including his final show at Alpine Valley Wisc., and he was intensely brilliant every single time I saw him. There will never be a blues guitarist that comes close to SRV's greatness!

@ragnarredbeard4652 Год назад

The beauty of Stevie wasn't just the talent, it was the improvisation. Dude never played the same song the same way twice. He was magical.

@neilomac Год назад

I once read an interview with the guys from Double Trouble, SRV's backing band. My favourite line from it was something along the lines of 'Some guitarists don't play a song the same way twice. Stevie never played a song the same way once.'

@mikeanderson3334 Год назад

I was going to say, it was always the same song, and never played the same way. But you pretty much hit my comment..

@rickcolumbo3148 Год назад

@@neilomac I saw that interview great line. Listening to his different live versions of life without you is a real treat.

@progettomemoria867 Год назад

I think that is exactly what she ment regarding his talent. As being an out of the world improviser. Endless musical nuances, not to speak about the technical requirements needed. The man was an endless font of expressivity. Never boring for a second.

@shanehughes740 Год назад

I've been playing guitar for 35 years, and Stevie played it better behind his back than I'll ever be able to play it the regular way. Genius, legendary, and tragically gone too soon. Great reaction - thank you!

@gregorystell6858 Год назад

If Jimmy Hendrix lived to see him he'd know the respect he showed his music.

@joacimfrobom7057 Год назад

Jimmy who?.. Jimmy Hendrix could only dream about being the guitarplayer Stevie was.

@johnj519 Год назад

😂

@Macygal Год назад

Have heard people say on twitter that it isnt talent it is practice practice practice. I am sorry, I could practice all day every day and not be a fraction as good as SRV or BB King or Hendrix. Kinda like saying if I practice painting I could be Michelangelo? There is skill and then there is talent.

@navyvet8798 9 дней назад

Welcome to Texas. :) I loved every Stevie Ray show I ever saw. He was incredible. He's the pride of Texas, we loved him.

@ncphotog2010 3 месяца назад

Watching your reactions to the greatest guitar player who as ever lived - during an awesome performance - was absolutely priceless!!! I love your videos!!

@BulletProofSoul1029 Год назад

It's great watching someone who's really not that familiar with SRV, but still extremely educated in music theory and composition, breakdown and appreciate the technical brilliance of SRV. And to be overwhelming excited by the journey to boot. Really goes to show what a great artist and unfortunate loss Stevie Ray Vaughan was.

@rickjensen2833 Год назад

I don't believe her. There are alot of these channel's now. Oh, I've never heard elvis before.

@seanj3667 Год назад

She should see the Look at Little Sister when he breaks a string.

@BulletProofSoul1029 Год назад

@@rickjensen2833 Stevie Ray Vaughan wasn't a commercial success. I've been playing guitar since I was 15 and Stevie is on MY Mt Rushmore of personal influences with Vai, Skolnick and Rocky George. Throughout my life I've met GUITARIST who weren't too familiar with his work. If they do, he's "that guitarist on the David Bowie track". She was probably barely alive when SRV died, I have no reason to doubt her sincerity.

@idiocracyunfolding9053 Год назад

@@rickjensen2833 The vast majority of people that inhabit this planet have never heard of him.

@bugvswindshield Год назад

its kinda like the movie Hevey Metal It is the one who come to be when it is needed....... truly a great virtuoso

@MarkyMark8484 Год назад

It's crazy how much Stevie accomplished at such a young age. He is and will always be a guitar legend. Miss you Stevie.

@keithmyers6121 Год назад

Yep

@bbb462cid Год назад

He came onto the scene fully formed. His apprenticeship was as a child, emulating his brother ad the record player.

@neilsquibsyounger1972 19 дней назад

my friends at university bought me this video for my birthday in 1991 0r 92 - what an amazing performance

@publius9606 3 месяца назад

Absolutely priceless watching a first timer's reaction to SRV! It takes me back to the first time I heard him in the early 80s and had the same reaction! Stevie is a Texas treasure and legend! God bless you brother!

@brooksbrown580 2 месяца назад

I've been a Music fan all my life, mostly the Southern Rock, Molly Hatchet, Blackfoot, 38 Special, and have been to more concerts than most people ever have, and I'm a Musician, Guitar, Vocals, some Key Boards, and I can play Drums as well, lots of great Guitar Player's for sure, but no one like this man, The Blues are in his heart, and soul, and that's it! BB King, Muddy Waters, were blown away by Stevie they could not believe what they were hearing and seeing, pretty high praise, The Guitar is an extension of Stevie, most people just play an instrument, this man becomes the instrument! Huge difference! I think there's only been maybe 2 or 3 people that can play this way, and make it all sound so good, Music is all about "The Sound" nothing else, He literally has The Blues in his Heart, so when he plays what we are hearing and seeing is a man that actually has The Blues in his soul. I never saw him live, but love to watch these video's, he was one of a kind for sure.

@AndyPresto75 Год назад

Stevie Ray Vaughn isn’t just a blues legend but also a bona fide musical god, while watching that stank face and his magical fingers never gets old. Double Trouble also deserve high praise as a brilliant rhythm section and for being the perfect foil to Stevie's ridiculous virtuosity. Thanks so much Elizabeth as your reactions were priceless!

@briangriffin5524 Год назад

Tommy Shannon on bass, Johnny Winter's sideman for years.

@MitchJohnson0110 Год назад

Truth. Obviously we all know SRV as the legend he is, but Double Trouble is as reliable and solid as it gets.

@philwaugh9095 Год назад

6:34 in before he sings his first note and Elizabeth has been thoroughly blown away. That's just how damn good SRV was. He could play for an hour straight and you would never, at any point, be bored or cease to be amazed. He didn't play the guitar. The guitar spoke through him. And I loved his voice. So perfect for his music style. The definition of legend. RIP.

@dasworkshop4967 Год назад

I introduced dozens of people to SRV over the years. In one case, a guy at work said "he plays awesome, but they need a better singer". I was literally SHOCKED, and couldn't really understand what he meant.

@GaryCainMusic Год назад

it's not even up for debate - the guy was an absolute legend. Jazzers, rock guys, metalheads, you name the genre, they all recognize Stevie's greatness. You can't call yourself a musician if you don't respect what he could do.

@Macygal Год назад

I know, can not sit through 10 minute zeppelin songs without getting bored. Never have that problem with Stevie.

@DrNicksBrainChannel 2 дня назад

It’s cool to see a professional musician in her own right getting her mind blown. God I miss him.

@meeseification 7 месяцев назад

I'm just grinning and laughing watching our girl go nuts over SRV. Her face had to be hurting from all the smiling and laughing, and love how sometimes she just couldn't get words out... Deep breath dear! ♥

@jimbo4110 Год назад

The GOAT of guitar showing all how it is done. He's been gone 32 years from this earth and I have never seen anyone come close to Stevie Ray. I am so thankful to have seen him play live in small clubs in 1984.

@roweshowtactical Год назад

FACTS!!! Stevie is the GOAT and can’t get touched

@charlesmullen3359 Год назад

I actually think that he played VooDoo Child better than Jimi. His technical and improvisational skills are still to this day unmatched.

@scottbegonias313 Год назад

You are absolutely right no one will ever come close to Stevie in blues! Check out the new kid on the block Billy Strings ,he’s only 30 years old Bluegrass prodigy!

@deandee8082 Год назад

twice and chomps debrione winery in george, the last was 3 shows before his last, so fuggen sad, Stevie looked at me several times and nodded, think he recognized us?

@gleefulhollydays Год назад

Hard to believe it's been that long already. Wish I had been able to see him live

@gavindadds4414 Год назад

"My ears are bending and he's giving me chills." The same reaction we all had when Stevie burst onto the scene. Gone way too soon but thank God for his time on Earth and the musical legacy he left behind.

@gregorystell6858 Год назад

Facts

@gandalfnamirreh379 5 месяцев назад

he is the music , the soul , the being , the emotion , the presences . . . never , ever , ever , will there be another

@JustinBleeder 29 дней назад

Awesome observations: The creative endurance comment was spot on. It was something BB King had said posthumously about SRV. I loved the moment you realized just how skilled the man was.

@andyh4520 Год назад

If this is your reaction to "Texas Flood", you *need* to watch the entire "Live at the El Mocambo", probably the best live performance ever. No fancy effect or theatrics, just pure raw emotion. It doesn't get any better! I think I am about to rewatch it again.

@70zoso Год назад

I absolutely second that. I remember watching that gig on a VHS tape with my mouth open and jaw on the floor.

@EricAndersonPennQuinn Год назад

This is the El Mocombo performance

@j_e_hill Год назад

It’s magic. It’s just a conduit of energy from someplace unknown. He was unmatched.

@kenhorneland7060 Год назад

Love your reaction 😊

@ernestodelgado8785 Год назад

Live at Austin City Limits was my personal favorite

@Ronzothedrummer Год назад

This might have been my favorite reaction video I have ever seen. Priceless! I was lucky enough to see him live before he died. It was a big arena and I was far away and I was still mesmerized. I am a professional musician and I was 21 when he died. My band was playing his songs at the time. I remember the day he died so well. They played his songs all day on the radio. Tears were flowing.

@pcallas66 9 дней назад

I saw Stevie Ray Vaughan in 1989. Jeff Beck opened up for him. It was a tremendous evening of music for sure.

@mvb819 4 месяца назад

Nothing feels so good yet hurts so bad at the same time as going back and listening to Stevie Vaughan

@mattalger2325 8 месяцев назад

Eric Clapton on Stevie Ray Vaughan: I don’t think anyone has commanded my respect more, to this day. The first time I heard Stevie Ray, I thought, “Whoever this is, he is going to shake the world.” I was in my car and I remember thinking, I have to find out, before the day is over, who that guitar player is. That doesn’t happen to me very often, that I get that way about listening to music. I mean, about three or four times in my life I’ve felt that way, in a car, listening to the radio, where I’ve stopped the car, pulled over, listened, and thought, I’ve got to find out before the end of the day, not, you know, sooner or later, but I have to know NOW who that is. …and I remember being fascinated by the fact that he never, ever seemed to be…lost in any way…It was as though he never took a breather…or took a pause to think where he was gonna go next, it just flowed out of him. It’s going to be a long time before anyone that brilliant will come along again. I didn’t get to see or hear Stevie play near often enough, but every time I did I got chills and knew I was in the presence of greatness. He seemed to be an open channel and music just flowed through him. It never seemed to dry up. I have to tell this story: We played on the same bill on his last two gigs. On the first night, I watched his set for about half an hour and then I had to leave because I couldn’t handle it!. I knew enough to know that his playing was just going to get better and better. His set had started, and he was like two or three songs in, and I suddenly got this flash that I’d experienced before so many times whenever I’d seen him play, which was that he was like a channel. One of the purest channels I’ve ever seen, where everything he sang and played flowed straight down from heaven. Almost like one of those mystic Sufi guys with one finger pointing up and one finger down. That’s what it was like to listen to. And I had to leave just to preserve some kind of sanity or confidence in myself.

@Slugg-O 3 месяца назад

Clapton and Buddy Guy were backstage listening to Stevie burning up the stage. Clapton was next up when turned to Buddy and asked how he was supposed to follow that. Buddy said just do the best you can. Think about that for a second. When Clapton is afraid to follow you, you know you're good. Very good.

@johnpenner2632 2 месяца назад

Pretty high praise from Eric Clapton. He is dead on though describing SRV as a channel. The creativity just flowed effortlessly from his guitar. A true legend.

@reginamrowe 2 месяца назад

⁠@@Slugg-Olove this…I see a dad (Buddy) patting his son (Eric) on the back, “it’s ok slugger, you’re gonna do just fine”.

@bryansimmons4550 16 дней назад

Clapton reacted the same way when he heard Skydog playing on Wilson Pickett's "Hey Jude" not long after the Beatles released the original version. He pulled his car over and had to know who that player was NOW. EC went to see ABB play from the front row. Dickey Betts recognized him and froze. Duane noticed Dickey had stopped playing, looked out to see why, and HE froze too. Afterwards, Eric invited Duane to jam with him, which lasted all night, and from that, the rest is history. Duane was true to his own band and turned down the offer to join the Dominoes.

@scottboyle4596 Год назад

Double Trouble needs a lot of love. To keep that groove through all of Stevie’s improv, and to sound so great, they were amazing musicians.

@jcofortco 7 месяцев назад

When Stevie's guitar speaks, you listen! ❤😊

@GoFastNation 9 дней назад

It was a pleasure getting to watch your mind get blown. Stevie was truly a great.

@sleathymofo Год назад

As great as Stevie was, Double Trouble (Chris Layton the drummer and Tommy Shannon the bass player) were beyond fantastic and highlighted Stevie's playing. They could play slow like in Texas Flood and when SRV went into warp speed, those two locked into each other perfectly. They were truly a powerhouse trio!

@giljensen1132 Год назад

Who was the keyboard player I saw several videos where he was rocking out and keeping up with Stevie

@jenuwinedisneyphiles4927 Год назад

@@giljensen1132 Reece Wynans.

@tejoe13 Год назад

@@giljensen1132 Keyboard player Reese Wynans was added a couple of records after this one.

@3SeveredHeads Год назад

And Reece was in a league of his own!! The whole band were tight and perfect together….cruel fate ripped it from us when poor Stevie was killed 😢

@craenor Год назад

It's even more impressive when you know that, with few exceptions (when he was forced to), Stevie never played with a setlist. He just played what he felt like playing in the moment, and Double Trouble just had to be ready for it. And then, even when you know the song, you have no idea how he's going to play it...and they didn't know either. They just had to watch Stevie and keep up. And they were phenomenal at it.

@vidagemods521 Год назад

As a guitar player seeing Stevie do those quick slides in between solos is almost like clearing a chalk board to write new amazing things on it. This guy was absolutely a true legend and one of my favorite guitar players next to Clapton and Hendrix.

@tkreitler Год назад

That's a cool way to think of it.

@nsjohn130 Год назад

Great analogy that is exactly it

@fuckingfuck6405 Год назад

quality comment right here, nice observation.

@SSDirk1976 Год назад

SRV was NEVER next to any player. SRV was the Master and everyone else is just an admirer

@HenritheHorse Год назад

Or changing the row on a typewriter!

@mtibbens82 Месяц назад

I became a life-long fan of yours when you covered this performance. I’ve been singing its praises to deaf ears for like a decade. Thank you ❤

@gazadiche1 6 месяцев назад

I saw this video of SRV nearly 30 years ago and I have yet to witness "anyone" delivering a more remarkable live performance on the electric guitar. To his credit, SRV patterned alot of his style from Hendrix, but then took it into a whole other "strat"osphere. In watching your reactions, I was reminded of my own the first time I viewed "Live at El Macombo" - that was a special moment in my musical journey. Thanx again for the analysis - it was priceless!

@Lazrid1 Год назад

Only SRV could make Elizabeth , someone who reacts to vocalists , have a complete eargasm meltdown . I simply love it !! Stevie was one of those guitar players that had a direct link between his soul and the strings on that guitar . He poured everything he was into every note he played or sang and it showed !! One of the most amazing guitar players , songwriters ,blues vocalists and performers to ever strap on a guitar and step behind the mic . Elizabeth you are simply going to love this rabbit hole, his vocals and guitar playing will leave you amazed with every video you watch !!!! Enjoy !!

@KMoney1219 Год назад

Brilliantly said. This is probably my favorite of her reaction videos. Honestly, reminds me of myself when i discovered SRV as a kid 30 years ago

@orlock20 Год назад

She is use to guitar players and does play a musical instrument. The top tier players get bored with the standard sound and play their instrument like it was performed by a top player on another instrument. So even if they don't play that instrument, they know what it can sound like when played by a top player.

@coreywall2886 Год назад

@@orlock20 are you saying that Stevie had a standard sound and that because she plays piano she can't be impressed? I've seen a lot of dumb comments on RU-vid, but yours takes the cake.

@christophertaylor9100 Год назад

I wonder if her husband survived the attack after she filmed this

@j_freed Год назад

Stevie really uses the very vocal quality of the instrument, there’s a lot going on with phrasing and subtle pitch manipulations that are emotional to singers as well if they have a good ear. He creates surprise, drama, comedy, anguish, actually he does so much that his SRV clones do not! Wow. It comes down to a lot more than the equipment, the techniques or the notes, it is SPIRIT . . .

@blaise2628 Год назад

He was asked in an interview once, How would you liked to be remembered, and he replied (I'm paraphrasing here), that he would like to be remembered as one of the greatest guitar players that ever lived. Stevie, that is how I will always remember you brother, RIP.

@lorriegriffith4979 10 месяцев назад

Amen

@michaelbeloff3505 9 месяцев назад

Roger that!

@michaeldavidfigures9842 9 месяцев назад

.Me too!

@jamesrichardson3322 8 месяцев назад

Amen, he is a guitar 🎸 God

@Chong36 7 месяцев назад

Yeah, totally agree. But I rate him first spot 12/10. Even though he had his demons, still the guy to listen to for guitar playing.

@wesyale2887 5 месяцев назад

This is the definition of Eargasms. Bless you, SRV!

@jaydavis0927 4 месяца назад

He is the reason i started playing guitar. I was a teenager when i first saw this. My girlfriends dad had this on vhs. It blew me away. The first tattoo i ever got was pride and joy and carved SRV into my strat. 25 years later still playing texas flood.

@danbgt Год назад

You could watch Stevie play a song a hundred times and it would be a hundred different ways. It all depended on how he felt at the time. Because the guitar was part of him. His soul and the guitar were connected. He was the real deal. Another one of my Texas brothers. Some can mimic SRV but none can actually do it like he did. I’m an old guy. Listened to Stevie from the time he was just a kid. I still sometimes get goosebumps. R.I.P. SRV.

@surfpsych Год назад

His brother said "Stevie never played a song the same way once."

@nucleargrizzly1776 Год назад

Amen I saw him live about a dozen times. Including two nights in a row. Never saw the same set twice.

@majflip6610 Год назад

This video was a joy to watch! SRV Wore you out with his creativity. It was a real joy watching you watch this video! Your joy of discovery was infectious! When he flipped his guitar behind his back (signiture move) I thought you were going to lose it! Thank you for this! Check out SRV's Pride and Joy for more of his vocal styling! Love you mean it! 💖😘

@deaconblooze1 Год назад

I think the best way to describe it is 'unbridled sincerity'.

@mattwildermuth9152 Год назад

Brother, I always still get goosebumps. I particularly enjoyed watching a classically trained musician marvel at the technical proficiency and musicality of the greatest ever to play. Back on a six string with Texas twang.

@louisbecker5941 Год назад

The SRV 'broken string' video demonstrates the type of improvisational monster he actually was. ... truly, one-of-a-kind.

@j_e_hill Год назад

Also one of my favorite moments to watch. He doesn’t miss a note if the solo, without the broken string to play on, then He hits the down stroke perfectly after that tech slings the new guitar over his shoulder.

@oakpuncherlast2672 Год назад

It was stunning to see

@greggnorman9074 6 месяцев назад

I am so happy she FEELS this. SRV is a blues/beautiful sludge and awesomeness and everything beautiful and perfect amazing sound. He died far too soon, we should have had another 40 to 50 years of his amazing sound

@richardsrensen4219 Месяц назад

i think stevies guitar express the water the chaos in his relationship and in the weather and his his and his emotions at the same time

@rosshardin9547 Год назад

I'm beyond stoked that you're finally digging in to Stevie Ray Vaughan. He's the answer to the question if Jimi Hendrix and Jeff Beck (RIP) were combined into one person what would they sound like. And yet, he takes the fierce blues aggression of Hendrix, the soulful touch of Beck, and out of it comes a wholly unique voice on the guitar. I contend that SRV was the last truly original blues guitarist, and he didn't limit himself to just the blues. His loss is still one of the most devastating in the pantheon of rock and roll over 30 years later. He had just gotten clean from hard drugs and had nothing to hold him back, but a helicopter crash had other plans. :( Thanks for this Elizabeth, seeing someone else discover this rare talent of a human and enjoy themselves so thoroughly is awe inspiring, even for someone who's grown up listening to Stevie Ray Vaughan.

@VodkaSelekta Год назад

To me at least, i hear 60% Albert King 30% Jimi and maybe 10% Misc Influences. Weird how everyone hears things completely different.

@joseflowery5274 Год назад

@@VodkaSelekta 100%, he’s an amalgamation of Robert Johnson, bb king, Hendrix and many more incredible artists. There is something just so insanely “genuine” about Srv and it’s such a shame he left this earth so early. He played the HELL out of that guitar

@mariozales5971 Год назад

SRV is one of the guitar gods. He plays with the best stink face ever. He also plays with extra thick string set. He throws in all that flamboyant playing and doesnt miss a beat of the melody without it sounding forced. He was truly in a class of his own.

@marshallmoore435 Год назад

Everytime I see the phrase "stink face" I get a laugh.

@philrichmond5919 Год назад

@@marshallmoore435 me too. Clearly it’s orgasm face.

@bbb462cid Год назад

It's the Vaughan Face lol. This 'stink face' stuff started after his death. When he was alive it was the Vaughan Face.

@steakandsanity Год назад

Most guitarists I know can't understand how he plays with those heavy strings. It's a crucial part of how he gets his sound. And no one else can do it.

@bbb462cid Год назад

@@steakandsanity also used bass frets

@robertgarcia6002 7 месяцев назад

Watching this makes me smile so hard, and then sadness creeps in. its a rollercoaster. Miss your gift man.

@Followerofthekingofkings1969 4 месяца назад

Blues are really special when the Legendary SRV plays them

@johnknouse8846 Год назад

I can’t help but cry when I hear Stevie play that song. I was in a record store in Austin the day he died. They were playing non stop Stevie while we were in there, and I mentioned to my friend, that that particular store usually plays pop music so it was cool to hear Stevie. The cashier heard me and said didn’t you hear? My heart dropped. Tearing up just thinking about it.

@VauxhallViva1975 Год назад

SRV's instrumental-only version of Little Wing is the tune that does it for me. A beautifully emotional track, without even signing a single word. I like his rendition of Little Wing more then Jimmy's original.

@Decipher2K7 Год назад

@@VauxhallViva1975 my favourite aswell!

@bbb462cid Год назад

27 AUG 1990

@Jamer767 Год назад

i was born exactly 24 hours after he crashed :(

@maximumguitarage Год назад

Thank You for sharing

@drewbacca1981 Год назад

I feel like his voice is so criminally underrated

@devinaschenbrenner2683 Год назад

His voice is the best compliment to his playing, they go hand and hand.

@SadisticStang Год назад

Eh he's not bad at singing though he's no 'singer' You can tell this the over use of vibrato. He struggles to control at lower pitches. This is a very common limitation of most persons

@russward2612 Год назад

SRV had two voices, one in his mouth and the other in his hands. The hands were the more eloquent voice in my opinion.

@thomasking5472 Год назад

That's because he wasn't a singer who played guitar. He was a guitar that could sing.

@tonymarinelli7304 7 месяцев назад

@@SadisticStangNo way, I am a professional vocalist. He has a mature, killer voice like an old black blues man.

@robertweaver9058 2 месяца назад

I love seeing her have all these eargasms.. I think I might just actually possibly love her! Stevie is the greatest guitar player ever!!!

@DevilDoll69 Год назад

That tone is unmistakable. The power that shines through even in his most graceful notes is breathtaking. It's an infuriating tragedy that he was taken from us.

@kentuckybowl-o-sticks Год назад

Too good for this life...

@philstubblefield Год назад

*_His_* death was the one that gut-punched me! I remember the shock... Why *_him_*?!? 😠

@GunsNBudder Год назад

Just after having gotten clean and fixing his life and loving it and performing at the highest levels he'd ever performed at. He was too good for this world in every way.