Check out Stevie Ray Vaughan and jimmy Vaughan play “pipeline”

One of my PMJ favorites is their 60s soul-style cover of Pour Some Sugar On Me by Def Leppard. So fun.

Saw him in the early 80’s at the Arkansas State Fair- he opened for Wall of Voodoo and they were in one of the cow barns.

Holy smokes!!!!

Of course being GenX this immediately brings up the movie...but I also remember the airplay and of course the video that was in heavy rotation. A banger for sure still! Rock on class of '89!

I looked on your channel and I couldn’t see Chinchilla, she sings with REN and solo stuff. Mind blowing.

Watch Tin Pan Alley with Johnny Copelin

🤘US FESTIVAL🤘 🤘IT WAS HOT IN DEVOR THAT WEEKEND🤘

Marty Friedman, he was in a band called Cacophony with Jason Becker, who was a monster in his own right. RIP Jason. Nick Menza was the drummer. RIP Nick.

Several people mention Maceo playing with James Brown but my favourite pick of his work is with Parliament Funkadelic. I saw him fronting the JB's supporting the P Funk All Stars in the 90's. He has a fair number of albums to his credit as a band leader too.

I'm like you, Steven. I was in some weird Metallica camp, but also the real reason is Dave's voice. It's like Geddy Lee - if you're not ready for it, it's gonna knock you back a bit. It's grown on me a bit. This is my fav song that I've heard from them. They rock hard for sure! 🤘🤘 But at first glance, I thought it was Cousin It singing up there.😁

🤘🇺🇲UNCLE🇺🇲🤘 🤘🇺🇲 TED 🇺🇲🤘🤘🇺🇲4PRESIDENT 🇺🇲🤘

“Oooh, baby I love your way” was the huge hit, and worth a reaction!

I was lucky enough to see him live for this tour in a small club also. It was incredible. Always gotta give props to Double Trouble for giving him the foundation to just go off. They also backed up Albert Cummings on one of his albums and he’s someone you should also check out. Tell It Like It Is and Blues Make Me Feel So Good.

My favorite by merl love this song

Marty Friedman is the guitarist🤘

I would love to have seen him do a guitar duo with Prince! The two of them together would've lit the stage on fire!

Stevie NEVER missed! 🤘🎸

That performance was a Rollercoaster

You should check out his version of Jimi Hendrix Voo Doo Child from this El Mocambo show just amazing. The El Mocambo ( the ELMO) is a little club In Toronto holds about 650 people yet it has hosted some of the biggest names in music ( Rolling Stones U2 Blondie Elvis Costello and many more) . It was the place the big name bands went after their shows at the big arena at the time Maple Leaf Gardens. The Rolling Stones were In Toronto to record and they showed up unadvertised and unannounced and played a full night set under the name The Cockroaches back in 1977. I'm not sure if this is true or not but i have heard that Stevie had Jimi's Wah wah pedal his brother got it from Hendrix

Great reaction to the mighty Quo, but you need to stop saying Status the American way - ha ha!! It's Status Quo English pronunciation - ie Staytus Quo !!! There's much much more to hear from Quo, they are one of the biggest selling British acts of all time, over 120 million sales, and one of the greatest live bands ever. Seeing Quo at Hammersmith Odeon in the 70s was absolutely bonkers, the whole place (about 4500 people) bouncing up and down in unison for the entire gig. Happy days ! Funny you said it didn't sound like a 70s band to you. To me (who was in my teens most of the 70s) Quo was one of THE sounds of the 70s!!! Check out Caroline, Paper Plane, Roll Over Lay Down, Backwater/Just Take Me, Break The Rules, Is There a Better Way, Mystery Song, Whatever You Want, Little Lady/Most of The Time, Rain, Don't Think It Matters, and Rockin' All Over The World (their cover of John Fogerty's song). And that's just for starters. To try and explain how popular they are/were here - they opened Live Aid at Wembley with Rockin' All Over The World.

Frank is the singer, the writer, the producer and the guitar player. Oh yeah, he also plays drums but on this album it's Tim Biery. One of my hobbies is turning people onto Frank's music....I love the reaction videos. :)

Love this!!! Amazing together ❤❤❤

Reminds me of early Hall and Oats

April Wine could rock and write catchy songs. Highly underrated...great musicians. One of the original Canadian rock bands...1st record was in 1972.

Check out stevie ray and johnny copeland "tin pan alley" video

Greetings from a rock & blues guitarist from So.Cal. Hey guitar player, when you STOP THE TRACK you KILL what's bein laid down man! Save your commentary until their DONE! Then of off! You cats doin rock & blues reactions are worse than AM radio!

My favorite vocal performance by Stevie is Ain't Gone N Give Up On Love live at Capitol Theater 1985.

His timing…unreal!

Stevie isn't an artist I have in my rotation 24/7, but every time I hear him play I just can't imagine anybody better. You can debate "well so and so does this better or that better" but if we're talking just straight up 10/10 no notes, SRV is Him.

This was back when he was fighting his demons of drugs and alcohol. He got clean a few years before he died. One of the reasons he is sweating so profusely, besides playing with every bit of his soul, is that he was borderline overdosing on cocaine. And yet, this is one of the best live shows ever recorded! RIP to the GOAT.

Heck out Jonny Lang Angel of Mercy here kzbin.info/www/bejne/fIStoJ95mdaJeaMsi=pPmaumISgocXSQIK

the irony "he is playing so CLEAN". I believe this was recorded nearthe end of his time on earth, not long after he got CLEAN. He spent many many many years baked out of his mind on Coke. Damn shame that he got clean, started playing ever better thanhe did before only to die

I was at this show. 🤘🤘

I really enjoy your reactions. Great job explaining the dynamics, phrasing, and all the nuances that not everyone would catch on our own. Love your enthusiasm and appreciation of this master class performance by SRV.

Saw SRV back in '80, '81, 82 at a place called Fitzgerald's in Houston about the same size as the El Macombo. He started out downstairs at the smaller showcase stage and that didn't last long lol. He quickly moved upstairs on the headliner stage! He was amazing! R.I.P SRV 🔥🤘✌

check out SRV little wing ,youll enjoy

It has been said that Stevie Ray tried to make a deal with the Devil. But The Devil said there was no way in Hell that he would pay Stevie Ray for guitar lessons.

Saw him live on the Purple Rain and Lovesexy tours and yes, they were experiences like none other. He's the GOAT of all Goats 4ever.

Stank face maximus…

Stop with the hand on the head.

He played #13 strings which I know you know how hard it is to bend them and how much damage they do to your fingers. That’s how he got that tone nobody else can match. The Cat In The Hat With A Strat.

My thought is at the end with that final line i always seen the last line said in past tense

Glad u liked this. One of my favorite story telling songs

"Tightrope",LIVE 1989

Led Zeppelin Achilles last stand live at knebworth 1979 if you're a drummer you will appreciate this John goes off

"Stevie was an endless, open channel that music just poured out of. He made people who'd never touched a guitar in their life want to pick one up and start playing, and he made those of us who'd played live onstage with him before want to quit.".....................Eric Clapton.

Years ago i had this song on the radio and my sons gf about 16 listened and at the end she said omg he died! And she just cried.

Texas Blues Seemas like double trouble was 83 or 84. that double album Double Trouble I think was recorded at this concert. Not sure there's a blues technique he doesn't employ whether playing or singing.lol He genuinely worked up a sweat. But stage lights were many times hotter than they are today. SRV was touring with his good friend Eric Clapton the night the helicopter crash in heavy fog in steep Terrain. It took the life of SRV along with on board including two of Eric Clapton's managers and bodyguard. Like how he turned his guitar after stretching the string. He busted a lot of Springs. When it happened the guitar switch was seamless and he never missed a note except for the broken string which his brother who Play Rhythm covered for him. Before joining with Stevie he played for the Fabulous Thunderbirds. Jimmie Vaughan is the one who taught Stevie how to play. 🚜🤠🐂