Stevie Ray Vaughan - Life without you - Live - Reaction (Legendary Performance from SRV!) 

Never seen your channel until I saw that you were reacting to Stevie Ray Vaughan and being a Stevie Ray fan for over 40 yrs I had to watch GREAT REACTION. Stevie Ray said his brother Jimmy Vaughan how is a great guitarist In his own right and had a band called The Fabulous Thunderbirds got an electric guitar when Stevie was 7 yrs old and he loved it, on Stevie Ray's 7th birthday he got a guitar with cowboys on it but he loved Jimmy's electric guitar so he played it while Jimmy was gone. When Jimmy would get a new guitar he would give Stevie his old one, when Stevie heard a Muddy Watters record he said he was hooked on the Blues. Stevie Ray was in his first band called Cracker Jack but the vocalist wanted them to wear makeup and obviously Stevie Ray left the band that day, he was in another band called The Chantones with basses Tommy Shannon in school but they broke up and went their separate ways. In 1977 he put a band together called Triple Threat Reuve with Lou Ann Barton vocals, drummer Freddie Walden, Bass Jackie Newhouse, Johnny Reno Saxophone and of course Stevie Ray guitar but in 1979 Lou Ann Barton left for a solo career and the band ended. In 1980 Stevie Ray wanted to put another band together and basses Tommy Shannon joined the band and Chris Layton drummer joined a couple of months later then in 1985 Reese Wynans keys joined and Stevie Ray changed the name to Double Trouble. In 1982 Stevie Ray and Double Trouble recorded their album Texas Flood in November in 3 days and it was released in 1983, his career only span 7 years and in that 7 yrs he was inducted into The Austin Music Hall Of Fame, in 2000 he was inducted into The Blues Hall Of Fame, he won 6 Grammys, 10 Austin Music Awards, 5 W.C.Handy Awards ,Entertainer Of The Year, in 1983 he was Best New Artists and in that same yr he won Best Blues Artists Awards,, he also won Instermental Of The Year and in 2015 was inducted into The Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame in only 7 years WOW! Stevie Ray always said that the biggest influence in his life was always his brother Jimmy Vaughan and then all the great Blues artists after that like B.B King, Muddy Watters, Booker T.Jones, Buddy Guy and of course Albert King who was actually Stevie Ray's godfather. August 27,1990 in East Troy Wisconsin Stevie Ray Vaughan, Robert Clay, Buddy Guy, Eric Clapton and Jimmy Vaughan played a show at The Alpine Valley Music Theater, after the show Stevie Ray boarded a helicopter that crashed into the side of a mountain right after takeoff and Stevie Ray Vaughan was killed instantly, it was a sad day for many fans and other artists who loved and respected him. Stevie Ray Vaughan will always be The GOAT imo. Sorry about the very long comment but I get a little carried away talking about Stevie Ray Vaughan.

This man playing guitar has more moments of magic caught on film than anyone i've ever seen.

I hope you get to know more about Stevie, he was a very good guy. I looked up all I could find on him and I wish there were more people like him in this world.

you can't help your self from smiling when he let's loose on the lead!

He also discovered JEFF HEALEY' & they performed Superstition Cover APPROVED by Stevie Wonder at Roadhouse which he was a part of with Patrick Swayze

Guitar 🎸 change was like when a team puts on black arm bands for a fallen team member. 🎉safe holidays.

He changes guitars in the beginning to the white guitar which he worked on with Charlie Wirz. With The guitar was named Charlie. He looses his tooth towards the end. Thamks for playing this. Stevie almost lost his life in Europe on the fall of 1986. He went into rehab at the same time as his best friend bassist Tommy Shannon. When Stevie got sober in this song he yhamked God he was alive and well enough to be with them. Tommy always wanted people to know that as great as a guitarist as Stevie was he was even a greater man gentle. humble and generous. Stevie helped many people quietly to sobriety including Bonnie Raitt.

Eric Clapton said Stevie was an 'open channel'. it flowed through him.

I've heard some musicians say that they don't know where the creativity comes from, that the music already exists and they just get lucky enough to know how to channel it. Lots of people can learn how to play music, but far fewer can translate it. SRV was one of the chosen ones.

Saw SRV in Perth, Western Australia. Unforgettable. RIP Stevie🕊️☮️

I was there the night that Stevie died in the crash. It is still the foggiest night I've ever seen. The copter went into a ski slope. The ticket was Robert Cray, Stevie Ray & Eric Clapton. Stevie's brother, Jimmy (Fabulous Thunderbirds) sat in with him. Buddy Guy sat in with Clapton. For Eric's encore, all 5 came out to jam together for another hour. The last song Stevie Ray ever played on stage was Sweet Home Chicago. Odd thing that is where his copter was flying to when it went down

Whe he plays with his teeth one of them comes out...Amazing he keeps right on playing actually chuckling about it.

Great reaction. And your words are true about life. Don’t work too hard😂 ooh you mentioned Queensryche. My favorite band. Met the original players back in the day

Simply stated...The GOAT of GOATS! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 The guitar he was playing was a gift from Charlie! Dude it’s a Cowboy hat..Duh! 😂

He was an amazing person and guitar player.

after two jimmy barnes videos thanx man shit hot. love stevie ray. haven't heard it for years. how slick. wish he would tour here

I was at thishow...Watch SRV lose his tooth !!! And the guiar switch is epic !!!

Did you notice the guitar change early in the song? Stevie had his guitar tech run out a white, strat-style Danelectro with lipstick tube pickups because that particular guitar was made for Stevie by Charley Wirz of Charley's Guitar Shop in Dallas. Charley is the friend he wrote this song for and Stevie wanted to play Charley's song on the guitar Charley made for him -- a guitar that Stevie naturally named Charley.

Great reaction. I always get choked up listening to this one, it makes me think of a brother I lost way too soon in his life. Can't think anymore, but I just love Stevie. He also, was so very special, and probably never knew how much he did for so many. ☮️to all.

Hey TX , from same performance, at Capitol Theatre, please react to , COULDNT STAND THE WEATHER..,. In the middle the Keyboardist Reece Wynan. Tears it up...and side note, ..30 years later, Reece is keyboard piano player for Joe Banamassa. Triple Dog dare ya, to react to above, and GOING DOWN, Bonamassa LIVE at Greek theatre...Reece starts song with 45 second piano intro that would make Jerry Lee Lewis blush...BOTH BANGERS!!

Stevie, & His Band Double Trouble, Were INCREDIBLE Live!! ESPECIALLY After They All Got Sober From Drugs & Alcohol In Late 1986! Stevie Was A Great Guy & A Good Human Being! He Is MISSED To This Day!! Soul💞Soul, Stevie!💗😘

Do texas flood...live at the el mocambo, 1983...gonna dig it

Miss you Stevie 😪🎶🎸

From 12:36-1246 your can see him looking for his tooth. At about 12:47 he tells his roadie he lost his tooth and at about 12:51 he laughs and says "it's gone"

Subbed......ya, this is so epic....sounds like u may know the texas flood el mocambo version...it was a popular vhs tape....but....if unwere way young and its vague to u, re0check it out....its 1000% as epic as this ⬆ one, but this one is a tesr-jerker....texas flood is just epic, hardcore blues with all sorts of circus tricks thrown in...the dude was channeling something from afar....sero% talent, 10,000% genius....great , heartfelt reaction....

After playing with teeth, which he had done in countless shows, he looks over to the side stage to his guitar tech..and say.." broke a tooth"....lol

SRV ~ 🎸🐐 THE goat of all goats For more traditional rock, you gotta check out: **Tightrope at Austin City Limits 1989** **Voodoo Child at Austin City Limits 1989**

Its a great video..

You MUST listen and react to Tin Pan Alley featuring Johnny Copeland. Also listen to Riveria Paradise

With the camera zoomed in on his face, a lot of people miss the guitar swap.

Great stuff 👏 👍

Hey TX..long time no react..lol..good to see ya back and coming back strong SRV..hope you have a great Holiday..your buddy from North of the Red River!

He didnt read or write music so he never played a song the same way twice. He played by tone. This video is a perfect example of him adjusting tone on both the guitar and amps, probably because of the guitar switch.

What you are looking for is..."I need you" by Lynyrd Skynyrd...they never played it live!

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Right after he plays with his teeth watch what he says. I just lost my tooth. I believe he had caps and it probably came loose that's why he stopped.

It's like the gutair was another bodypart of his

AT 12:40 he tells someone off stage he broke his tooth.

It was also dedicated to his dad who died about the same time here’s a better version to really hear his genuine love for the craft. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-X7PQNvRZ10w.html

Still can't figure out what happened to make him trade guitars. Doesn't seem to be a broken string. All I can figure is either the entire guitar was out of tune, or the tuning "peg" was stripped. Maybe someone else knows. But man, change guitars, adjust pedals and amps to fit the lighter Fender, play behind your back, never miss a beat. Talk about professionalism.