Stevie Ray Vaughan - Interview Part 3 Recorded Live: 1/1/1985 - Lone Star Cafe - New York, NY More Stevie Ray Vaughan at Music Vault: www.musicvault.com Subscribe to Music Vault on RU-vid: goo.gl/DUzpUF
Well - YEAH! What Is Crazy Is That There Was A Big Part Of Stevie That Would Be Amazed By That! Even As Loved As He Was - The Most Genuinely HUMBLE Human I Can Think Of...! Bless🙏You, Stevie....STILL Loved...STILL Missed!❤ SOUL💞SOUL!😘
My feeling on Stevie is no matter the high he was on or chose he was real. He came full circle and pulled his life together to have it abruptly stolen away. He appeared to be healthier inside and out, in love with Jana and always his first wife- his guitar. Nobody this humble, sweet and beautiful soul deserved to die the way he did. He left an indelible mark on this world and his music will go on to be discovered by generations for many, many years to come. God Bless Stevie Ray Vaughan on this his 34th death anniversary. August 27, 1990 (2024) R.I.P. and cheers to one of the greatest blues guitarist to grace the stage. ❤
For a moment... forget the fact that he played the way he did. He was so much fun! I'm about as inebriated tonight as he was here. Not sloshy...just comfortable. And now I'll go watch him play.
Listening to him speak makes me feel like he could've been my best friend, I certainly could have been his. He really is a wealth of knowledge for his craft. What a blessing he still is, just having the ability to listen to him speak all these years later ~ kimie
Amen, lived there for 15 years through the 90’s and part of the 2000’s. My Daughter lives there now. It is nothing like it used to be. Loss is a good word for its description.
WHAT About Stevie & His Alcohol Use Could Possibly Make You Feel "Related"...??😳🧐🤔 He Was Horribly Addicted To It & To Various Drugs For The Majority Of His Short Life - Almost Dying Because Of Those Addictions & Severe Substance Abuse While On Tour In Germany In September Of 1986 - But He Was Still Able To Get Into Treatment For These Addictions, Get Clean & Sober & Rework His Whole Lifestyle To Remain That Way...& When He Was Tragically Killed In A Helicopter Crash In August Of 1990 - HE WAS CLEAN & SOBER!! Stevie Did Have A Very Sweet, Childlike Innocence & Humor About Him ....& He Was The Sweetest Person On The Planet! Not Too Bad On Guitar, Either!☺️ ➡️➡️Check Out Stevies' Whole Story - Just As He Told It, Just Months Before He Died - It Was Recorded - To Be Shared - @ One Of His AA Meetings In Early 1990 & Is Available On You Tube!
what an interesting study for a body language expert! He's such a sensitive, gracious and lovely 100% MALE. And just LOOK at those huge, powerful, muscular hands!
Wow..Stevie Ray Vaughan being Stevie.hahahaha..I just laugh along with him..what else can you do..Stevie is SENSATIONAL any way he decides to do a interview..hahaha
I was lucky to meet him when he played the Channel club in Boston. He had to sign a Strat for a contest winner. It was an amazing night to witness the greatest guitarist in history. My opinion of course.
He Was HIGHER Than SHIT Here....But Thank God He FINALLY Got Help, Got Clean & Sober & STAYED CLEAN & SOBER TILL HE LEFT US AUG 27, 1990!! I KNOW The Struggle, Stevie...YOU WON THE WAR, Sweet Man!!😘 Miss & Love You Still!!💕 Soul💞Soul!!
A true blues guitar hero and my favourite of all time. Rest in peace Stevie Ray Vaughan, a truly great man and he will forever be missed and remembered as the greatest.
lot's of people concerning themselves about Stevie being high, I say this SO-WHAT, that's his business...don't put expectations on your heros, they are doing what they feel like, and do not need you critic or approval.
And our heroes are only just perfectly human like us. They trip,slip and fall all the time just like anyone else. God bless Stevie Ray Vaughn and the short time we had with the man, cherish it forever. SRV FOREVER, FOREVER SRV.
Personally anyone who can criticize are people who have zero clue on what it's like to constantly be under a microscope. Always having to perform and give 100 percent. Almost like they are never allowed to have bad days either. There's nothing glamorous about fame. It's constant stress. Drugs are what most of those famous people turn to so they can get numb from those pressures. This man was a gift to us. He gave us what he was put on this earth to give us. We had the pleasure of listening to his craft and his voice through his guitar. Don't fault him for his vices. Praise him for his success. He could of been a victim to drugs but instead he was a conquerer of them. He died Sober in a helicopter crash. Like many others taken too soon from us. Now sit back and enjoy every damn thing this man made legendary just being transparent with you . Even his demons.
I agree with you 100% guess what through all the years of music being made almost everyone has been under the influence, how do you think some people get inspired? I'm not saying hey get high to get shit done I'm saying people need to worry about themselves instead of trying to give someone a bad rep!!!
We ate all so prod of him! We love him, we part to his music and we teach our kids about him and his music. 🎸❤️ The Lone Star Cafe ain’t too bad either. Yum!
I'm so sorry I didn't get to see or meet Stevie Ray ...always a fan...never knew what a great person and kind soul that he was until seeing the old interviews. Miss you Stevie.
@@harmandalap8265 well that's some pretty tough ones too😊 wish you the best luck for you're tournement👍🏼 never give up, even when you're down.. After you have the songs down please, upload it 💪✌️
Howdy folks, Did see him twice in 84 85. Mind blowing at 19 yrs. Was already playing myself for a few years. Was,into the blues and then he blue the lid off and schooled a lot of people...but a true heart for the music and musicians
When I Watched This Again After Some Time, I Just Wated To Say - "Stevie, Calm The Fuck Down & PAY ATTENTION"! Makes Me Want To Go To A 12Step Meeting Right NOW! Bless His Heart - Stevie Worked HARD On His Sobriety & He Really GOT It - It's A Whole New Mindset & Lifestyle Change....& It's Lifelong! You Did GOOD - Before You Left, Stevie!! I Wish You Were Still Here With Us - But God Bless You Back In Your Rightly Place - Heaven! SOUL💞SOUL!❤😘
Stevie Ray Vaughan is who he is..these interviewers knows that maybe..cant be proven that Stevie might be under the influence..but..they dont seem to care and neither do I..r you with me? A legend..RIP Stevie
I saw him twice. Once when he was still partying. And after he quit. Belive me.you could tell the difference.it still makes me sad after he got his shit together. He gets killed in a pointless helicopter crash.
I bet he would’ve been so interesting to talk to! I would’ve asked a million questions, and I think he would’ve been nice enough to give good answers to them!
quest'intervista è fantastica! Lui è fantastico! Chi se ne frega se non era sobrio o magari altro.. quest'intervista è vera.. lo mostra com'era in quel periodo... e non credo che lui si aspettasse che finisse sulla rete nella sua interezza. i don't care about how he was i still love him and his great music.
The first take was the best, should’ve left him alone, he ain’t capable of faking, & it was making him uncomfortable that’s why he couldn’t get it right. It’s unnatural to him to fake, in case you haven’t noticed, just check his music…
427 cubes Yes, he did sometimes dissolve cocaine into booze...I am very aware of the story btw. What I’m swaying is that there’s no proof he had cocaine in his booze every single time he drank like in this video.
Stephen Stevie Ray Vaughan (Dallas, Texas; 3 de octubre de 1954 - East Troy, Wisconsin; 27 de agosto de 1990) fue un guitarrista, cantante, compositor y productor discográfico estadounidense que fusionó los géneros de blues y rock en la década de 1980. Desarrolló un sonido y estilo basado en artistas de blues como B. B. King, Albert King, Freddie King, Buddy Guy, Otis Rush y Jimmi Hendrix.
"NO! Pfffft! I like that, fuck it!" Hahahahahaha I did like it too. Why mention "pop music" in the same sentence that talks about the great music from TX though? I know pop copies from the greatest...but in my opinion, that comment was unnecessary.
Sweet soul. I couldn't watch to the end..watching the alcohol destroy what began as an insightful beautiful conversation ( minus the stupid questions) Why is it the creative souls must pay such a high price?
the guys and the woman, that interviews him, knows well,he is drunk, but they go on and on and on ...and than,they put it on internet ,for money. We will find out, who it was. thank you.
The interviewer was doing her job and during the actual interview, SRV answered the questions very eloquently even if he was buzzed. Most of these clips here are spontaneous outtakes too and not the actual interview. Btw, she didn’t post this video up on RU-vid...regardless, we should be happy it is on RU-vid as the full interview shows SRV to humble, knowledge and funny.
Great interview. Wish Stevie was a bit more sober or less high. But hey, it is what it is and he was what he was. The end of a gig just coming down. Stevie Ray was the BEST blues guitar player ever. Eric Clapton said that when he was driving in London, he heard Stevie play. He said he pulled his car over and openly wept because he figured his guitar future was over.
Clapton always had a tone for drama. He said he did the same when hearing Hendrix's play. Guess they're just good musicians with different personalities.
I've always loved Eric's playing but honestly he is quite boring now. I could only dream to hear where Stevie would've gone with his playing. Our loss for sure.
Stevie Ray Vaughan has other things on his mind from all the alcohol he has consumed and this interview is just wearing his spirit down..Stevie wants pizza and get to whatever tickles his toes....Stevie is a young guy and the more alcohol he consumes..the more Stevie is trying to find ways to get out of there...This is just a game to Stevie ..
Did you know him? He said he starting drinking bc that's what musicians did. He seems like he was introvert, kinda shy, who has to pretend to be a showman. All of his playing, movements, emotions were so authentically REAL. Nothing's hidden from this amazing man. Grateful and generous. All he did was talk about the other great musicians. Love this guy. Wish I could have heard him. I still seek out Buddy Guy whenever hes here. So much love for these blues legends. Makes me cry crocodile tears when I listen to them.
