Stevie Ray Vaughan - TIn Pan Alley (with Johnny Copeland) Reaction/review 

Yes!!! You can tell the love for the music in their facial expressions playing....body language as well...this is 2 Legend's together playing pure HEAVEN!!!!!

Stevie’s playing draws you in and his voice keeps you hanging on to the song .

This is a class in how to play some slow blues by two of the masters of the blues I and glad you liked it .

This is some deep Blues!! Thank you so much for introducing Stevie to whole new audience❤️Donna G

You can see the SHEER JOY on Stevie's face every time he plays with his idols. I love watching his IN SESSION with ALBERT KING, STEVIE RAY truly loved ALBERT 💜 and Albert loved Stevie. Albert said Stevie was the only white man with a Black daddy, Stevie said Albert was his God Father. from what I've read Albert didn't like much of anybody but he saw something special in Stevie. check out their Performance BORN UNDER A BAD SIGN!! ALBERT KING WAS A BLUES LEGEND 💜 💜💜

It is a spiritual experience

Johnny Copeland was a Texas blues legend who moved to North Jersey and made lots of great blues records. He passed away some years back. He is also the father of Shemekia Copeland, a great blues singer in her own right. Some of Mr. Copeland's music I liked and maybe you might: "Houston", "Flyin' High", "T-Bone Shuffle" (with Albert Collins) "Black Cat Bone" (also with Mr. Collins) and "Lion's Den". Mr. Copeland not only could get after it on the guitar, he had one of THE great blues voices and that's why Stevie Ray, also being from Texas, hugely admired Johnny Copeland as one of his influences.

Stevie Pimpin' and he's pulling that shit off beautifully!

This is grown up music, love it! Thank you!

New sub here...Anyone notice that bracelet? Haha I love SRV! And Johnny completes this song!! ❤️Tennessee

There is another version of this song from Tokyo. Shows how different the performances are each time Stevie does a song. It’s worth a listen, even if you don’t do a reaction!

I count myself lucky to have made it to one of his concerts when I was very young. I did not really know who he was B4 then. For some reason lately, I’ve been watching all sorts of SRV videos here on RU-vid and appreciate him so very much. I later learned he basically dedicated his entire life and time to blues bands and his entire relatively short life was a whirl wind of non stop travel ... since he was born. He and his brother were brought up having to move every couple of months and it was his big brother that got the first guitar when SRV was so little. From day one, every time his brother would leave the house, (warning SRV that he better not touch his guitar) SRV would sneak in his Bro’s room and snag his guitar ... and the challenge to learn to play his best, to try to be as good as his big bro is what started it all. They both dropped out of high school as all they wanted to do was play guitars and be in bands! SRV was in a band by Jr High. The constant traveling and band playing went on literally to his dying day. SRV - AN ABSOLUTE INSPIRATION AND PURE SOUL GUITAR BLUES LEGEND. 💎🔥💎🔥💎🔥💎🔥💎🔥💎🔥

when your band applauds your performance w/Johnny C - you know you got it right

I think you'd love SRV Dirty Pool, Montreux '82

The most technically gifted blues guitarist ever, imo.

Quite possibly the greatest blues song ever done...EVER...

MAJOR COOL POINTS for backing it up to the beginning after your intro. 🥇⭐

This is Soooo Smooth and bluesy I love the pace...

I smiled thru your whole reaction watching you feel like i did the first time i saw this💞💞💞 Hasnt your whole music world changed now that you have discovered Stevie? Mine did💞💞💞🎶🎶 Have you tried Aint Gon Give Up On Love live at the Capitol Theatre?

Yessss! I've been waiting on this one! That intro alone could have gone on forever in my opinion. So. Damn. Good. I'm glad you enjoyed it! Great reaction👍

He's not showin' off .Thats the way your supposed to play that song. ❤ love my Stevie.

Tin Pan Alley is a real place in NYC. Thanks for playing my favorite video ❤

Another great tune to react to by srv is dirty pool it is awesome

My favorite SRV song. Nothing like the blues my friend. 🎸🎼

Johnny forgot the words so he just improvised with another guitar solo that’s what they where laughing about 😂

Great S.R.V. reactions. Love it!

Dude they hugged it out the end. But you stopped it early. For me, the hug at the end meant the most. Just saying

You might want to try Life Without You written for his friend Charley Wirz who was a mentor and helped Stevie in how he designed his guitars. Stevie named the guitar Charey after his friend who died of a heart attack. Stevie used the guitar they designed which a white guitar. It often brings tears to my eyes and there is something special but I won't say what.

I saw srv 10x. Funkiest bill SRV Run DMC & ZZ Top, Honolulu

Beautiful stuff!

Stevie playing with one of his heroes.

All these great guitarists are as different as great singers. Sometimes it’s the song or the version or where it was played. Stevie played a few Hendrix and other blue artists and rock but composed his own too-a few amazing blues; some rock-blues, some rock and few instrumentals (favorite LMost fans point out his best versions cuz he plays different each time-sometimes hard to choose.And he plays guitar like a mandolin sometimes, like in this one😎

When Johnny Copeland stepped up to the microphone he was supposed to sing the next verse but forgot the words so he just started playing a solo, that was the reason Stevie and Johnny laughed and Stevie hugged Johnny.

Some very sweet. sweet, Texas Blues!!!!

Man,......I love your reactions. 😎

Tin Pan Alley is in NYC and North West of Dallas.Stevie whent down there when he was 15 and got his Ass kicked! He almost died. Sure as Hell glad he survived. He was my brother ❤❤❤❤.

You can't rush the blues. You just sit back, close your eyes, and enjoy the ride.

I can't speak for any other women but that finger thing he did got my mind going somewhere else. 😉😁🔥

People who don't like this have to have an empty spot where they should have a heart and soul. How can you not be moved?

Texas Blues LEGENDS! (Stevie Ray was mentored by Albert King, if you want to see one of the most incredible things ever just search Stevie Ray and Albert King. You can listen to it all day long there so many videos!)

Love the reaction. Love this intro style.

There's just basically never a downside to watching any of the old blues men perform. Albert King, Johnny Copeland, John Lee Hooker, SRV, etc... A big part of the blues is making it your own, so they are totally comfortable just rolling with it. Never know what you'll get, but you can be sure it'll be good.

Music has no color. LOVE

You should watch Sound Check. You can tell he just woke up.

You found the blues...welcome to the club. Some people can't hear it. Yeah these old cats saw some shit, no doubt. Cheers!!

Alot of people talk about other guitarist being better than Stevie Ray Vaughan and I'll say it again, show me a video any video of anyone playing guitar behind their back for 85% of Voodoo Child, switch guitar in the middle of a solo, play with a broken string period and then we can talk. Even Eric Clapton was going to play a show that Stevie Ray was playing and after Stevie Ray was done Eric Clapton actually said " you expect me to go on after that?" STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN IS WAS AND WELL ALWAYS BE THE GOAT.

SRV 🤘

Damned, he was good.... nothing to say,.... He made guitar to be hes instrument, and She loved it.... 🤗🐧

Broh this is the only reason i johned you channel i can't pass up good music i dident make a mastack

Stevie Ray would like that you want to listen to more Copeland, BB King, Albert King, all the greats.

When you paused it and started "singing," I was doing the same thing, trying to copy Johnny's singing style right before you paused!

Check out Freddie King going down

You make my fuckin night,from m grind ur Awesome

Yep

Check out his daughter Shamekia Copeland.

Adorable

Stevie could sang huh electric church music... Rhea what Jimi Hendrix called it😎

Stevie taught himself how to play, he would take his older brothers guitar, when he was at school and put on bb king, muddy waters, and buddy guy records and mimic their riffs, the blues is in his blood.

For some Johnny Copeland, try “Devil’s Hand” : ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-cnGTFeaievs.html Or “Honky Tonkin’ “ : ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-o1R4ls73dxU.html

I really feel sorry for what crap the kids of today think are musicians and singers . This was before auto tune , it was real and these mean loved and respected their art and it was truly art . They didn't have to use a bunch of curse words to get your attention, this shxt was real !

Wondering where Chris Stapleton got his vibe???

🔥👍🎸❤

People have always talked about Stevie Ray Vaughan being compared to Jimi Hendrix and other great guitarist but I always say tell me one guitarist, just one who could play as long as he did behind their back, behind their head, with a broken string, switch guitar in the middle of a solo, play with one hand, backwards, their teeth and play without hands by moving the guitar up and down and even use their elbow. No way, you won't find one person that can do all that but yet when I watch guitar God's or best guitarist of all time Stevie Ray is never #1 they have him #7 or even #11 which is insane to me.

WHATS FUNNY IS JOHNNY FORGETS HIS STANZA AND STEVIE JUST CARRIES ON LIKE NO BIGGA DOES THE IINE HIMSELF , WHATS COOL IS THIS WAS SHOT IN LATE EIGHTIES AT MONTRIEX. JAZZ FEST IN SWITZERLAND WILD

This is the queen again and I will tell you the Johnny Copeland did not get the recognization that he should’ve am Jimi Hendrix I told you how old I am and I told you that I saw them at Woodstock and some a couple other places but it’s EI and I love them but if that was psychedelic music you know stoned an LSD masculine that kind of stuff this is blues to me this Guy never Jimi Hendrix never reached his pinnacle in his career because he OD the 27 doing LSD and the shooting up of apples or whatever comes meatballs you knowI am not doubting him for because I don’t doubt anybody good but that was his business but you have to see the talent here in the town you know my man Stevie Ray and I love Johnny Copeland to the queen

Its not Soul Music it Texas Blues Music.

See you’re still busy Estelle he went came out special and gave me two of them I’ll keep them until they put me in my casket I’m not going in the casket I’m being cremated but I’m just saying I’ve got them in there beautiful I love them I gave one of the kids the twins and I kept one the queen

Business would you do me a favor and please look up and I said play live in Etta James I rather go blind it’s life a man not Montreal but man tracks where everybody play this famous and his life now I will tell you that she didn’t have a problem at that time but I want you to see you’re talking about facial expressions and singing from the soul I would appreciate it if you would do that for me Liz the queen thank you Bis

Thank you because you know this is my favorite I think it’s a singing I don’t know what it is but that’s one hell of a man let me tell you when I met him in person I’m telling you gay he was I can explain to you how nice this man is it is today like that to get on that helicopter of God Liz the queen thank you best that fast bears this stupid Siri can’t spell there’s VIZE there’s

Then there’s my man tin pan alley oh my God and Johnny Copeland oh you couldn’t get to better people I’m sorry about the spelling in those crazy words when my last comment because I pay no attention to that crazy Siri Liz the queen sorry babe

Dude, what's up with the man bun? C'mon man.