AC/DC Fan Reacts to Stevie Ray Vaughan Rivera Paradise live at el Mocambo

[@Julioguadalupereacciones]

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[@txhesser]

The Goat

[@ella5319]

When Stevie recorded this song he asked that the lights be turned low & he sat on a stool with his back turned to the people in the studio so he could record this from just from his soul, i suppose, no distractions as he recorded this masterpiece. Thank you SRV.

[@skipjohnson7255]

Amazing strength in his hands to pluck the strings that high on the neck !

[@AB-iw9gr]

Dude..the way you made srv the video big and yourself small in the corner?...congrats! That's how you pay homage to the artist...instant subscriber.srv is the goat and my guitar playing friends agree.

[@darlenebanks1368]

This takes me to a place I don't want to return from. LOVE SRV. RIH .

[@starfire6122]

💃💃👏👏👏 i cant believe i found this!! So glad you get Stevie! I subscribed for this reason!!💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞p.s. you can tell when he was in recovery and sober by his AA rings

[@wilcorrigan2970]

Nice reaction brother

[@arthurlangford5861]

This is from Austin City Limits 1989 One night in Texas. This whole show was great from beginning to the end! This was the final piece from this historic concert. Keyboardist Reese Wynans also shined during this performance!

[@dianemccrea3605]

So relaxing and beautiful . Keep SRV reactions coming. Great reactions👍

[@jenbill]

This version is from One Night In Texas but hey doesn’t matter it’s Stevie Ray Vaughn can’t go wrong no matter what the venue.

[@ericaveillette6388]

Sooooo chillllll...😌

[@cra-craintenn6327]

According to SRV Archives SRV usually used Fender medium picks, but he did have custom picks and also used freebies he picked up from guitar shops. He recorded this song on "Lenny", which he is playing here. The 1963 Fender Stratocaster was donated by Jimmie Vaughan to the Eric Clapton Crossroads Guitar Festival in 2004 where it was put up for auction. It sold to Guitar Center for $623,500, and I believe is still on display at their Austin location. All the proceeds from the sale benefited the Crossroads Centre. And one last thing...I can listen to this song on loop all day. It's so chill.💖💖💖

[@Julioguadalupereacciones]

Almost 1 mil so crazy, i love those medium fender picks there so good

[@cra-craintenn6327]

@@Julioguadalupereacciones Just think. That 600 G was over 15 years ago. Lenny probably would sell for at least 1 Mil at auction today.

[@Real_LiamOBryan]

@@Julioguadalupereacciones Yeah, one of my favorite picks too. One detail is that he always played with one of the rounded "corners", from what I've read.

[@LostPicasso540]

This one is my favorite!

[@monalisaganser5813]

Think absolutely beautiful. I knew he ysed 13 guage for his big E. Yes it's Reese. Other guitar players tried and they couldn't bend it.

[@ericaveillette6388]

Reese is still playing with Joe Bonamassa. Imagine the stories he could tell.

[@Julioguadalupereacciones]

That must be an amazing room to be in

[@theoincontridetoledo0112]

Resse and Chris Layton play with Kenny Wayne Shepherd too

[@wilcorrigan2970]

The venue is Austin City Limits, c'mon mang

[@acemodez3169]

I've never heard what picks he used, but considering his strings are 13s I would guess heavy. Ted Nugent once played one of Stevie's guitar at a show, and said he had barbed wire for strings

[@kathyyoung9539]

NOT ONE OF THE GREATEST GUITAR THEE GREATEST GUITAR PLAYER IN THE WORLD! PERIOD. STEVIE USED A FENDER MEDIUM PICK. ❤❤

[@tedfortado8913]

He used a fat pick.