Bass player is always so cool, like molasses in wintertime.

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Feeling blessed to live in an era of color video! Golly, I remember watching this live with my aunt. She lived a few houses down from The Vaughans. One of my life greatest moments= meeting SRV, Tommy, Chris & Reese. Just a year before we lost Stevie. Pictures are priceless! Such talent!

he says its about the whiskey, but its deeper than that

Awesome Guitar player 💪😀🎸👍

Grande músico dos melhores que já ouvi uma grande alma de blues e grande alma...❤

Thank you so much for putting these videos on When u think u saw most of his live performances And I was thinking I have ...Nope! Please make me wrong again!

This song was wrote in the wee hours of the night his legs were crossed on the floor naked as wife Lenny slep going through the ins and outs and the climaxes and the lows and highs Making love to each Lenny's that night.

His Father was clearly Talented and Accomplished but R. Stevie Moore is a Legit Musical Genius.

My oldest brother survived a helicopter crash in nam has not been on a flying machine since drives everywhere he's a bad ass glad to have him in my corner

TEXAS DIEHARD. LOVE ❤️ 😍 💖 ❣️ 💕 LOVE LOVE SRV

Check out Live in Japan, Tin Pan Alley 4K / Vintage Blues

Stevie is fantastic. It's too bad society stomps all over those who don't conform.

39:55 song name?

Geezus christ 😮 number1 baby numberfkn1

46:33

sometimes you just never know. saw Stevie 3 times live and 2 times very Very close up. he was All music.😅

Didn't know that Covid messed up the delivery of this Documentary, it was supposed to open at Sundance

I saw SRV at the arts and science auditorium in Laramie Wyoming in 85, then again at Fiddlers Green in Denver shortly shortly before he died. He is a legend

I'm beginning to wonder if RSM is on the spectrum.

Half of these pop stars have the microphone in their mouth. SRV‘s voice is so strong, he hast to lean AWAY from the microphone.

These guys are amazing to listen to. This is some of the best I have ever heard.

It's amazing to listen to these guys. Man this is the best I have ever heard

Albert and his hitler stash lol

He's one of the most annoying people on the planet

Stevie would be clean after falling off the stage in London in 1986 i believe. This is an amazing piece of playing the guitfiddle as Albert would call it...later in this recording....Stevie would have been greater here if he wasnt so high...he realized it and his last two records he would tell you are his best records....In Step and Family Values...This dude was just about to take off...its a tragedy he had to go

My strat watches this when i goto sleep.

Whats up with the girl is that his girlfriend in any capacity and how old is she

starts 0:15

Years ago this set included Rude Mood. That's one of my favorites. I sat and watched the video of Rude Mood and learned every note. It's the best version I've ever heard. Why was it taken off KZbin? I found one instance of the video on another site.

1:19,1:29

Loved watching this.

Every guitar player out there can u keep that ferocious playing going for 7 minutes straight, I know I can't and he's on guage 13s. Absolute beast incredible

1:04:40 song?

L E G E N D !

Ahhh it was the roughest place I've ever been

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3rd version at 2:19

The best thing I’ve ever seen

Thank you SO much for posting this.

Écoutez l’âme du blues racontée par cet immense personnalité qui avait percé le mystère de la Vie. Merci Monsieur 🇫🇷🇮🇪🙏💫🌿

Going on.srv will be with me forever.watching old footage bring me back to the days.still the one and only srv luv ya.

This whole performance needs an official release

Does anyone knows if this available in hd?

This may be sacrilege, but I love Stevies voice as much as his guitar playing. I know, I know! It drips blues, understanding of the lyrics and is so effective. Scrape me off the floor! Eh, eh!!

Can't believe I'm only just NOW seeing this! R. Stevie - a freakin' legend, for like HUGE amounts of rolling, ever accumulating decades. Words suck, come up short to put on proper worshipful display of the unique genius of 'da mensch'. First heard about him in the mid 70s from Trouser Press, a clueless teenager, pulled in by beautiful constructed vacuous but grippingly enticing ad copy filled with superlatives. Of course, the first LP arrived and I was confused...but, hey, it was 1976, I was 14! It was, "Phonography". I got w/ the program a few short yrs later because....R. Stevie Moore is COMING FOR YOU. So be ready. LEGEND. Pure punk ethos awash with trippy Beatley melodies...wait, I gotta stop. There's no words for his genius output. JUST let it wash over yr music lovin' soul. Start. Now.

This really gave me a different perspective on Stevie. It was hard to watch him trying to walk when he was in great pain. Still, though, what an absolute guy he is. Some of my most favorite songs were written by him

This performance by Stevie is just so very, INTENSELY(!!!!!) mellow as to melt this old man's heart! There is no musicianship today that can come close to comparison. I saw/listened to a tribute to Stevie that included Eric Clapton and others. They didn't come close to Stevie, none of them! RIviera Paradise, Lenny, and his rendition of Little Wing are must hear for everybody out there!! They are for me.

Song at 7:24 and 9:04 ?

A force like that had to be discovered...