Is anybody faster? Stevie Ray Vaughan reaction|Scuttle Buttin live!

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Stevie Ray Vaughan Scuttle Buttin reaction.The speed at which SRV plays always amazes me.Yet he has so much clarity and never clashes his notes.
Surely SRV musy be one of the greatest guitarists to ever live.
Enjoy this Ray Vaughan reaction.

[@ritaanderson4855]

Stevie Ray Vaughan is the GOAT on the guitar! He makes his guitar talk, sing, cry, scream, and then beg for mercy!!!

[@dirkdanko2153]

Stevie Ray never ceases to amaze me . It's like their are complete brains in each finger on his hands .

[@Pitmaster790]

Love your reactions, dude.

[@dianehartweg1984]

I want to cry 😭 when I hear Stevie play!!! He is the GOAT of all time!!!🎸

[@sageofsquirrels111]

The second song they roll right into is "Say What!" They meld so seamlessly together without any words. First someone spreads some rumors, then there's the reaction to hearing the news. Absolutely brilliant.

[@richardjacobs7632]

Stevie Stevie RIP brother you were awesome!

[@alonewithalones]

One of the best, gone too soon💕 I had the biggest crush on him and still do.

[@grendog02]

One of the best if not the best guitarist..R.I.P......Great reaction

[@irenelopez3390]

❤SRV. RIP

[@ethelynchristopher6995]

He was amazing in concert.

[@tedfortado8913]

Scuttle butt is a slang term for a rumor. Stevie made it a active verb! Scuttle buttin is a great instrumental from the routinely awesome SRV.

[@danielwilliams6952]

In my opinion this is one pf Stevie's best concerts. You should go on a stevie ray marothon and watch this entire concert. You will not be disappointed

[@TheSarahbeach100]

I miss stevie ray vaughan . Wish we could have seen what he had in store for us.

[@modr0160]

This guy is unique.

[@tcanfield]

Amazing how he went back to play there, after he got booed by the crowd 3yrs earlier ! That shocked me to see that happen - apparently the jazz snobs didn’t appreciate what he was puttin down and thought he was a show-off when he played behind his back.

[@harrietmiller3982]

Thanks Harri‼️. Love Stevie Ray any day🎸👏👏👏

[@desertrat4453]

The keyboardist, Reece Wynan, played most recently with Joe Bonamasa, Joe produced an CD featuring Reece a couple years back.

[@subversivelysurreal3645]

You choose an excellent concert because, as he mentions near it’s close, they were *booed* at Montreux 1983, which you can find. (you may notice the booing and clapping is cut off, then you’ll hear it at the beginning of the next song.) I definitely recommend watching this entire concert.

[@davidmolina3520]

Lotsa Love from Texas🎸

[@maragore3478]

Harri, you need to see Stevie Ray in Austin live he plays this song, Leave My Little Girl Alone, check that one out........

[@Belte23]

2:01 The way he ends that phrase by connecting those last 2 chords 🔥

[@dinahgray5396]

Scuttle Buttin was like the "intermission music" a lot of the time. He liked to play it at the end of a set or at the beginning of a set. He also often played it during sound checks to get his fingers warmed up. Enjoyed it...thx! Another good one is Life By the Drop live...

[@BuffaloC305]

5- and 7-fret hammer-on's... This was SRV's usual sound-check opening to see how his hands responded to his flex-warmups even earlier. "If they can do this song, I can do the rest," he said. His fingers played, in other words, and he barely contributed. ha!

[@subversivelysurreal3645]

i like that, that’s SO Stevie Ray Vaughan.💕💋

[@conniehorton1981]

AAAAWWWWHHH Harri!!! You just made this a perfect Sunday. Thank you❤️

[@ThePittsburghToddy]

SRV is about the only cat I don’t get mad at for covering Hendrix...

[@nethanelmasters5170]

Scuttle butting is the song they were working up in their sound check video. If you haven't seen it you need to put it at tip of your list its about 25 minutes long but well worth the listen.

[@donnabost4445]

You need to do SOUND CHECK, this is a warm up/sound check session.....prior to the actual show......

[@shirleymuhleisen683]

I like Stevie’s rock&roll as well as blues. Some more rock “Love Struck Baby” and “The House is a Rockin”

[@Thomas-qe7ez]

Thanks much Harri!! Enjoyed as always. All best wishes from Texas

[@dorkchop46]

That was 2 songs. First one was Scuttle Buttin, and then they went into Soul to Soul.

[@kentjensen4504]

Imagine Hendrix and Vaughn in a musical duel on stage.

[@jdm1066]

...While john bonham and Neil Peart battle on drums....Freddie Mercury on vocals... face it, no one would battle Freddie.

[@claireburling8547]

Yes, I have. Many times, but more like a duet not a duel. A Jam to end all jams.

[@mikesbadopinions9671]

Even the main riff of this song is ridiculous to play consistently clean. Stevie was one of a kind

[@barbarascotto3873]

This was, and correct me if I'm wrong, three years after they played Montreux jazz fest when they were booed. In the very beginning you can hear one of the guys say "3 years tomorrow". I think that's what he was referring to.

[@vomhausmann]

So so good!

[@BiornBear]

If we’re talking technically as a 42 year guitarist Don Feder is the best guitar player but if we’re talking the whole package Stevie Ray is the best of all times. And yes that includes Hendrix and Duane Almond as well as Eddie Van Halen.

[@crazydale1000]

I saw SRV 4 times. He made want to go home and burn my guitars

[@joestroud1731]

Harri check out Stevie and his older brother Jimmie play pipeline on the same guitar together at the same time.

[@robertphelps1574]

He is one of the best guitarist

[@barbarascotto3873]

Nope. He is THE best

[@rebeccageiser5692]

Yes there are other great guitarists, but for me........SRV is the goat!

[@davidlittle966]

SRV, none better.

[@jimwebb9328]

Keyboard player is Reese Wynans. For another instrumental with nice keyboard solo please check out Riviera Paradise from the 1989 Austin City Limits show. It's a change of pace.

[@kathyyoung9539]

The song is called Say What. ❤that song ❤

[@terryferan9028]

Stevie Ray needed signature instrumentals in homage to Lonnie Mack, Freddie King, et al

[@richardmodglin3900]

L......E.....G......E......N......D!

[@CID1973]

I you liked this, you'll also like George Thoorogood and the destroyers, Johnny Winter, and of course my fav....Brian Setzer and the stray cats.

[@richardkarl4415]

Srv unplugged MTV you won't be disappointed

[@tonyahammond3865]

This was 1985, not 1982, which is when he was discovered by John Hammond.

[@sandrasmith7501]

There have been , are and will be a lot of sensational guitarists....but from now til the end of time, Stevie remains the GOAT. It just naturally oozed out of his pores. And, he worked with one of the hottest bands around. Whipper on the drums, and Tommy Shannon working his bass...rockin Stevie each and every time they walked out on a stage. And that nasty organ! So, the answer to your question,is there anyone faster...IMO....nope. But, with Stevie, it wasn't about the speed for me.

[@vomhausmann]

Not about the speed for me either....it's about the soul & feeling with Stevie.

[@shirleybuffington6420]

That was not just one song it was two and the second one was calledSay What and if you listened closely you could hear the guitar sound like it says say what .

[@desertrat4453]

Wasn't the second one called Testify? Not sure.

[@stevew585]

No, SRV is the G O A T In my opinion, nobody comes close, he's a different league, that's including Hendrix.

[@barbarascotto3873]

🙌🙌 preach it brother🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌

[@jeffyoungblood4978]

Is anybody faster? Yes. Johnny Winter.

[@davesheppeck696]

If you have a need for speed then check out Billy Strings, Dust in the Baggie at the Oprey.

[@callumwright36]

That change is into another instrumental called say what

[@chopshop5519]

[@memnoch.div_0]

They sing "soul to soul"

[@barbarascotto3873]

Don't ever do SRV studio. We need to see those gorgeous hands and face.

[@richardkeep8651]

You need to watch Tommy Emmanuel - mostly acoustic guitar but he is pretty scary on the electric as well. Truly jaw dropping

[@richardkarl4415]

Stevie blues

[@christophmozure9413]

Quick story. SRV played a lot of the guitar on Bowie’s Let’s Dance record and the single China Girl. When SRV saw his outro solo being played on the Lets Dance video by a white gloved Bowie... well that ended that relationship. Anyways I still like Bowie and SRV and also it might have been before SRV was well known. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJOnkJ54f8iSnas

[@deniskostic1502]

What bass and drums have Double Truoble

[@Frankincensedjb123]

I'm going to say the sacrilegious, but I prefer SRV's interpretations of Hendrix's songs to the originals. Sue me, but SRV is one of a kind. BTW, scuttle buttin' mean gossiping.

[@darlenebanks1368]

Soul to Soul ... Reese Wynans plays with Joe Bonamassa sometime. Scuttle buttin means gossiping.

[@danielwilliams6952]

Reese the man on keyboard plays for joe bonamassa

[@tonyahammond3865]

In answer to your question, no. No one is faster, or more accurate. In 30-49 years depending on when you started counting, no one comes close.

[@rcinsley]

Add Tina S to the same list as Hendrix, SRV, and Eddie Van Halen. The video you are about to watch ( kzbin.info/www/bejne/pWfVc35md9Z_aNk ) has 36 million views and 500K "likes." The song is the 1801 chart-topper "Moonlight Sonata ( 3rd Movement )" by Ludwig Van Beethoven. The version Tina performs was arranged for electric guitar by Dr.Viossy. She was 17 at the time.

[@tcanfield]

How about some Eric Clapton ? Just noticed you haven’t visited this other giant of blues/rock. A couple I’d suggest are “Lay Down Sally” or “ Old Love “. He has an fantastic body of work !

[@jameswilson8433]

Faster? Sure. His name is Alvin Lee from Ten Years After. Nobody's faster than Alvin. Very tasteful blues.

[@roballen5718]

yes. Gary Moore, too

[@Katehowe3010]

In answer to your question: Jimi Hendrix. Oh, but you wouldn't know, because for a proclaimed music lover, and purveyor of all things positive, inexplicably you don't bother with him, do you?

[@roballen5718]

yes, there is someone faster. his name is Gary Moore. react to Parisienne Walkways, live at Montreux.

[@wilfbentley6738]

You want fast?? Go find Chicago, 25 or 6 to 4. The guitarist, Terry Kath is very fast. Hendrix said the Kath was better than him, which is high praise.

[@robertlavorna2968]

kath great...hendrix was always complimentary, gave same praise to leslie west as he was at the recording of the...climbing...album

[@drudriver3660]

Faster, raunchier, or better than SRV? Nope

[@casparvonsader4505]

Faster? Gary Moore. Better? No such thing as is all subjective. That said, Gary Moore! Nuff said!

[@doughaviland1729]

Faster? Jimmy Page Steve Vai Mark Knoffler

[@Prone2Thrill]

Faster? Maybe Yngwie Malmsteen but none saucier on the blues. Jimmy Page isn't as clean as SRV, nor is Hendrix but all three are NASTY as F coming up with riffs to die for! Ted Nugent was a bad man back in the early days too! #greatwhitebuffalo

[@alfredchristiansen5482]

Yes I think Jeff Beck is much faster

[@trudywolfe2795]

Hendrix is better...

[@robertlavorna2968]

i agree...led the path for all to follow and a much better showman and more captivating!!

[@Sometimes-even-lyrical]

@@robertlavorna2968 Jimi was an avant garde genius who indeed led the way, and was fearless, but SRV was as passionate about music, was a far cleaner player, and absolutely was a natural conduit, effortless at improvising within the core of cover songs, while being astoundingly and respectfully interpretive... yet still truly inspired and creative on his own. That helps describe just a few of SRV's attributes. I can't say Jimi was a more captivating performer, or person, to me, though striking and genuinely one of the very best among great guitar players. Stevie Ray, however, was and is far more captivating to me, and utterly sexy, and his nature and character so appealing and satisfying to my heart. As for the question of speed, I'm not well-versed enough about how speedy others like Terry Kath and others are in comparison to SRV. I do know Stevie Ray was a speed demon on his song ""Rude Mood." Speed can impress, but SRV is incredibly impressive across the board (as well as across the fretboard), so he's No.1 for me.

[@sammontiforte7472]

Nobody describes SRV as raunchy. Weird amatuer intro. Didn't even watch video. Stop copying others fool.