British guitarist reacts to Jeff Healey and SRV being out of this world

So it's a double header tonight! We've got Jeff Healey guest starring on Stevie Ray Vaughan's track Look at Little Sister. Brace yourselves!
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[@jackspry9736]

RIP Stevie Ray Vaughan (October 3, 1954 - August 27, 1990), aged 35 And RIP Jeff Healey (March 25, 1966 - March 2, 2008), aged 41 You both will always be remembered as legends.

[@edwardhassick5768]

I'm not remembering. It's there

[@hibhibb5429]

How do 42 people not love this? Crazy! These two were absolutely Incredible!!! RIP Jeff and Stevie!

[@machtschnell7452]

56 with dumbbells for ears.

[@tomi-jon8798]

56 retards

[@TheGuitologist]

Healey was a damn monster. What an emotional player.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Amen!

[@sudsoverspill4484]

A beautiful guy as well.

[@danielfronc4304]

The Guitologist Yeah, he really came loaded for bear, especially knowing he was gonna be jamming with SRV. If you couldn't play like he did, hell, imagine the intimidation factor. Once more I learned a lot that I didn't know. In this case about Jeff Healey, who I did know could play, but damn!

[@abc456f]

Jeff Healey...Roadhouse!

[@toddjones5382]

been following your vids.. nice work. great seeing you commenting on Jeff. Thanks

[@edklenotich5232]

It simply DOES NOT get any better!! They are missed.

[@jeffpetersen9544]

This video warms my heart to see Jeff really let loose and play like a king. RIP Stevie and Jeff

[@rkkotilley358]

for some reason a tear came to my eye watching this...then I realized they are both gone . Havent heard this kind of music in so long...tyvm

[@wingsofpegasus]

Yeah it's a massive loss.

[@sjpaulson]

Yup. Same.

[@douglayton3498]

I agree Jeff was a beast but being equal with Stevie is a stretch. I think if Stevie had an equal it would have been Jimi. No offense meant, just my opinion. 🤟✌️

[@ZeroMass]

Healy was the best thing to come out of Canada as far as blues guitarists are concerned. Got to see him live in the 90's. RIP to both these fine gents.. Legend has it, if you listen closely toward the sky you can faintly hear them cranking out the tunes : )

[@boopsboy]

Me Too. Stevie Ray's made me cry many a time. His playing always pulled out some type of emotion.

[@shoemaker688]

The admiring look fromStevie when he sees Jeff playing. You saw it my friend. this is great Jamming! You're right. Big fun.

[@coreymihailiuk5189]

Thanks for posting this! I was in the audience for this show. I managed Jeff's band in the early days and saw him produce genius almost every night for several years. He was truly an utterly unique and profoundly gifted guitarist. He also happened to be a lovely guy as well. Miss him.

[@jessiem276]

That's great! I would loved to have seen them play. You were very blessed to have known Jeff.

[@janetairey839]

I did get to Jeff play live , sensational

[@steveforks9698]

Nic on e Corey

[@jamesburke2759]

I always got the feeling Jeff was a great person. His energy is an inspiration to everyone.

[@jwichman9]

He had so many health problems but you never could tell when he was playing. He was a blessing.

[@TomGreen-gi3tl]

Jeff Healey is definitely underrated. Amazing musician and singer. Both Stevie and Jeff were incredible.

[@laneromel5667]

I have seen Jeff Healey live many times. He was the most under appreciated blues guitarists ever.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Awesome!

[@hoosierdaddy2308]

Lane Romel Wow. Very cool. Would have loved to have seen him. He seemed to be such a nice guy too.

[@markh1085]

Lane Romel , I wish I had, I am very jealous

[@O_Towne_Bear]

Me too, Rainbow Club Ottawa ON. before he was famous.

[@billmorash3322]

Not so much under appreciated as under exposed.

[@teeevans8718]

I saw Jeff Healy perform just a few short years before he passed and it was at a SRV memorial concert that was held annually in the Dallas Texas area. Jeff had the utmost respect for SRV and wanted to honor him. Such a treat to see him up close and personal. There probably wasn't more than 200-300 folks seeing him. Incredible.

[@kevinbarr7991]

I love the way Stevie watches Jeff's hands while he's soloing.

[@wingsofpegasus]

👍

[@debrawardlaw4558]

Me too

[@quicksilverhorseman2]

It was amazing how Jeff Healey and Stevie Ray Vaughn ever finished a performance. I can picture their guitars catching fire and exploding halfway through every song.

[@QuantumBeeWellness]

Jeff Healey is a national treasure here in Canada, and I've never seen this particular clip. Thank you!! It doesn't get any better than these two blues greats playing together live!!

[@savannahdockins7022]

Jeff was one of the best that hardly anyone ever heard of. Another one gone too soon.

[@laurielou8870]

I've always LOVED ❤ SRV singing. 🔥🎸♥️

[@thejkyle]

Good god, I’ve watched these two play Look at Little Sister 100000000000 times and I still get goosebumps. Magic.

[@kerryloc]

You make a good point about how Healey held his own with the great SRV. It is one thing to be a Jeff Beck or an Eric Clapton with an established reputation as a guitar god and cutting heads with SRV, but if this is circa 1987, Healey had yet to blow people's minds with "See the Light". The fact that he didn't just sit there and strum throughout the entire song shows he had cojones the size of cannonballs! Another thing I found extraordinary about Healey was that for someone with as unorthodox a technique as you can get on the guitar, the sound that was coming out of his amp was absolutely pukka blues. Unfortunately, both men are no longer of this world, but I am grateful that they were.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Yeah Jeff just feels it and goes with it, it flows much like the way Stevie plays.

[@sandgroperwookiee65]

See the light..man he made that axe scream soooo damn fucken good! ❤❤

[@moose4069]

Amen.

[@andrewclayterman6230]

this was 1990

[@christinerobinson548]

Dag. I didn't know that Jeff Healey had died.

[@thomasb1889]

When the greats pick up their instrument it becomes a living being. One thing I have noticed with blues artists is they love to share the stage with other blues artists, this time it was magic.

[@changlyn100]

Stevie uses his thumb to mute strings. When we are taught to play we are taught to keep our thumbs behind. We also don't use 13 gauge strings. I've been playing a long time and I will never tire of watching Stevie Ray. His duo with Jeff is so awesome.

[@samaahammam3126]

Who doesn't like Jeff Healey, he not only mastered the guitar, but he mastered it without ever seeing it. Amazing

[@mauallen4234]

Samaa Hammam This, to me, shows he is a master. He never saw it. He played it in an antithetical way to how people with vision play and he could jam on an equal level with Stevie. 2 masters shared the stage that night, one who envisioned it all in his brilliant musical mind, and one who had vision and could play his guitar behind his back without seeing it better than most all of his peers playing it where they could see it. Hope they both come back and bless us again. Bless them both.

[@michaelmeanswell]

Stevie inspired me to pick up the guitar when I was 24. I'm 54 now and I'm still picking up the guitar because of him. Credit to Healey here as he matches Stevies passion. Tough too do. Awesome!

[@Guardducks]

2 equals. Jeff could play just as hard and soulful as Stevie. Lost both way to soon.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Amen.

[@kwerk2011]

I read that Stevie, humility and modesty aside, enjoyed the "challenge" that jamming with Jeff brought more than any of his other contemporaries.

[@ronaaserude8225]

Stevie and Jeff had a fantastic chemistry that brought the best out in both of them and challenged them to stretch their abilities to the limits; this is perhaps the epitome of what could and would happen when they shared the stage

[@torineg.847]

It's Guitar Riffs , sounded funny when you said " Tasty Lines from jeff" oops forgot this is british tv... lol

[@kilroy205]

Healeys version of 'while my guitar gently weeps' is one my fav versions.

[@msh6865]

It's a blistering version to be sure. Very powerful.

[@user-qe2jg6lm4z]

George Harrison sings backing vocals on Jeff's cover of it!

[@philipleaning9355]

I like Jeff Healey but that song should be called While My Guitar Hysterically Shrieks. Do not like his version at all.

[@ppvk2610]

As his rendition of Blue Jean Blues.. Even more, at least to me that is.. It's like what Tin Pan Alley is to Stevie, so to say And then there is Hideaway, ... offcourse

[@hea2811]

Definitely my favourite version! Beautiful.... Love JHB ..

[@Coats2112]

Jeff Healey will forever live on, in the movie "Roadhouse".

[@dougdavidson3260]

Much respect my Rush brother. My favorite band ever . Begging Fil to do a Rush song and critique Alex Lifeson.

[@dacks14]

Best Jeff line in the movie is "His name is DALTON" or "Gotta drain the main vain"

[@fredjennings5312]

@@dacks14 ...or my favorite, “and I thought you’d be taller”.

[@Jimbo_Bluff]

Can you imagine those two having done a duet blues album? They inspired each other.

[@edallen3662]

Breaks my heart to think they're both gone

[@felbombling3199]

I saw Roadhouse with my friends. I refused to leave until the credits reveled who that amazing guitar player was. Went out the next day to the record store. Jeff Healey was an amazing treasure.

[@wingsofpegasus]

He was indeed.

[@craigjohnston6459]

I couldn't believe it was played by a blind musician... been a fan ever since

[@richardpowell1772]

Ah, the days before the internet when you could simply have googled it. No KZbin, so you had to teach yourself to play by figuring out what what the musicians were doing on your own. No music downloads, so you had to go to the record store. Memories.

[@MrJett1971]

@@richardpowell1772 it makes me cringe when I see people pleading “for the guitar tab” in commenting on a video. Just listen to it. Watch a video. Learn the chords. And play it!! Hendrix, BB King and SRV never had guitar tabs. They just listened to the songs, and practised until they could play them. Then they exploded into the stratosphere and gave us all that great music!

[@kellycoleman715]

Jeff was quite a trumpet player too.

[@patricialambert3110]

I dare say, I think that was the first time I ever saw Jeff Healey on film STANDING up! Something about playing with SRV brings a spirit into the room that causes others to rise in joy with him

[@music4hire779]

Jeff and Stevie seem to have respect for each other and are not trying to upstage each other. No egos and just jamming it out which is the way it should be. I met Jeff in his early years and had a chance to talk about his playing style it's seems to help but that was when I had my eye sight . About 5 yrs ago I lost my eye sight completely and still able to play , but glad to have had the opportunity to meet Jeff many years ago. The blues Jeff & Stevie are my greatest influence and has allowed me to enjoy the blues and to continue on. May the both Rest in Peace! Cheers!

[@casario2808]

In 1984 I was the guitarist in my Toronto area high school "Jazz band" that made it to the finals in a inter-school music competition. The high school we were up against played first. Their first tune was a jazz rock thing and in the middle solo break, out came this sound (really, out of nowhere...because I didnt hear much guitar till that point, just some chord work, and the guy was hidden in the back row and couldnt see him)..a sound I will never forget in terms of how it just mesmerized me. These were the greatest licks I ever heard...smooth, melodic, tasteful, beautiful tone and lightning fast but with more feel than I thought possible from a guitar. A bunch of us just stood up and moved to the side so we could see who this was doing this (it had to be a fake, a tape...lol). When I got right up beside the pit here was this guy playing on his lap, clearly blind, playing away with such intensity and yet such obvious joy. After they finished, my band mates gave me a "poor you" look before we went up. I almost felt like I wanted to just run away. I mean, we were a good band and I was a decent 17 year old guitarist. But I felt like I was going up against what I had just decided was the greatest blues guitarist I had ever heard. I was way out of my league LOL. We played well, but there was no way this other school wasnt winning that competition. Afterwards, the two bands got together to jam out a couple songs (the band leaders / music teachers were friends it turned out) and I met Jeff, played a bit with him, went out for a smoke (and a joint) with him, sneaked a couple beers down before their school bus left, and exchanged numbers. we had loose plans for him to give me lessons...till my teacher reminded me that the way he plays it on the lap and top-down with his hands etc would probably not allow me to learn much anyway. I kinda knew that was true, but I was just so keen to get to know this guy more. We did in fact meet up a couple more times, including at one of his gig (he was in a Cream tribute band) then I went off to Uni right around the time he was "discovered". I was so happy for him. Never spoke with him again. Honestly, a super nice, totally humble dude. But so dedicated and passionate about music...blues, rock, jazz. And still IMO one of the best rock/blues guitarist ever. His hand technique gave him such a massive range on the fretboard...so (as he told me then) it allowed him to do pull-offs, bends and hammers that would simply be impossible for anyone playing it conventionally. But even just his rhythm playing and chords...so colourful and brilliantly textured and TASTEFUL. When SRV was tragically killed I wondered if Double Trouble would maybe link up with Jeff. To be honest Jeff's backup band during his heyday, both very good players, IMO really didnt have anywhere close to the soul/feel that Jeff possessed. I felt that maybe with a better/different band he might have avoided some of the kinda generic and heavily produced cover tunes he put out, with more barebones and higher-fueled blues in the manner of SRV (or like in "See the Light"). Jeff was such a nice guy and I wondered maybe at times "too nice" for music industry - much of which seemed to me tried to use him and pull him every which way, at least in the early days (starting around the time of this SRV appearance). It seemed though that in his last decade or so it really was on his terms and he was very happy. RIP Jeff

[@michelle88960]

There is something so special, so beautiful, and so emotional in this performance. I loved/love Jeff and SRV. I don't want to come across as patronising, as I know that Jeff wanted to be known for his musical ability as a person, not as a 'blind' person playing the guitar, however, when I watch Jeff and knowing he is blind, when we lose one of our senses, the others are more heightened. His sense of hearing and feeling is so obvious to us that have vision, and it's more emotional to watch Jeff becoming so moved by the music, and Stevie loving watching him too. I wish he knew that I for one, bought his first few albums, without any knowledge he was blind. I just heard his songs on the radio and loved his voice and guitar playing. There wasn't YT when he first came on to my radar. Sometimes it's better that way. But I will admit I was surprised when I found out about him. And I could tell by your face Fil, you were as moved as I was, and I still am! Thanks for reviewing these two amazing men.

[@Frankincensedjb123]

I’ve never seen anyone other than Healey play the guitar in this manor and he does so effortlessly. I’d put Healey on SRV’s level because of his power and energy. I can’t think of many who play with as much power as these two.

[@sharonraizor2839]

There is a Nashville cat named Rory Hoffman that is blind and plays his guitar in his lap, but the opposite way as Jeff. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pGjOf56cipV_ftU

[@Thunda1986]

I've seen a few myself

[@shannonmccullough8324]

I remember reading a comment about Jeff Healey by BB King. He said, "The kid is good. One day, he will be bigger than Eric, Jimi, Stevie Ray, and BB."

[@wingsofpegasus]

And BB knows his stuff!

[@MrJett1971]

His only problem was being Canadian. Unless you’re an american or british guitarist, you’re at a distinct disadvantage for exposure. Healey stands at the head of the class with Stevie in my opinion.

[@jeffhealy1475]

@@MrJett1971 I suggest you google "Canadian rock stars"

[@bhobo09]

Two of the best of the BEST! SRV ans Jeff Healey! So awesome! RIP both! Love to see them jamming in heaven!

[@MartiniPinball]

This is the pinnacle of guitar, regardless of genre. And i will not take an argument on this. Period. These two together is so absolutely incredible.

[@beagle1060]

Excellent video. 👏. What’s just as amazing is that Jeff Healy was about 21 and SRV was about 33, when this was filmed. They sounded amazing together. ❤️ May both of them RIP and continue to make amazing sounds in guitarist heaven.

[@michaelj3414]

Stevie Ray Vaughn with Jeff Healey and Jeff Beck opening. Toronto Skydome. I wuz there! But actually, the first time I saw Jeff Healey was when a buddy and I went to a jam night at a small basement room in Markham, Ontario, Canada, and Jeff and friends came in to join us. He got up and jammed a half dozen songs for us. A lifetime memory for me and my friend.

[@michaelj3414]

It just hit me that Stevie, Jeff and my friend, are all passed now. Fuck!

[@wingsofpegasus]

Wow that's awesome! It's amazing that artists like this leave a back catalogue more impressive then some artists who have been around for twice as long. Taken way too soon.

[@russellrdr]

"It's so good that it doesn't need to be analyzed". Now that's the best analysis I have heard

[@Creaulx]

I still get goosebumps whenever I see Jeff get up during a solo... Miss them both terribly. Also, I echo what others are saying - your enthusiasm is infectious Fil! Thanks for these!

[@eddiehaskell1957]

Man, what a treat that was!

[@jonathanbartron3658]

I like how you break out into a big-assed grin whenever SRV plays. So do I.

[@wingsofpegasus]

😂👍

[@simonmurray8220]

Thanks for giving Stevies vocals the attention they deserve, rarely mentioned but so integral!

[@Caddowolf]

Two of the best. Always loved Jeff Healey, and of course...Stevie was a God.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Yeah these two together are on another level.

[@carlbrutananadilewski3345]

Jeff Healey was so good, Eric Clapton and his Entourage would come to Manny's Car Wash(NYC) for drinks just to see him play. Gawd I miss that era.

[@carlbrutananadilewski3345]

brad zybola It was great if you got to see any of these guys play.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Yeah it's a shame music went and got so commercialised, back then it was about the music and the art not about the money.

[@garypowell4565]

Me to!

[@grahamkey8496]

Jeff Healey was to guitar playing what Daredevil was to Marvel.

[@jayedilts8612]

Wow, 1987!! I don’t remember seeing this video before, and they’re both so good! I saw Jeff Healey play in my college cafeteria in 1988. I’ll never forget it... he was amazing. Sadly, I never got to see SRV live.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Cool! At least you got to see Jeff, that's more than me!

[@CrazyHenkie777]

Never seen this one before. Two giants playing!!!

[@wingsofpegasus]

Amen!

[@pensnut08]

Man, I saw SRV before he got sober and after... He was great before, but after..... Just... No words for it. His voice... SO much stronger after as well. A miracle. Thanks SRV.

[@jamesburke2759]

It almost makes me cry to watch this performance. I LOVE the way jeff plays its amazing to watch. He's probably the only one that bounces off SRV style the best.

[@ANANDALEEMA]

I had the privelage of seeing Jeff Healey live in Hamburg, Germany. It was amazing. Jeff has auch a personality on stage. He stole the show!

[@perjohansson1258]

I stood two meters from Jeff many years ago for close to two hours during a gig in the southern parts of Sweden. I was completely floored for three days, and to this day it’s still one of my best concert experiences I ever had

[@SadieCo149]

SRV is best guitarist of all time. I have always been in love with Jeff. He is so amazing, he even blows Stevie away. Doesn't get any better.🎼🎸🎤🎸 🤙

[@wahwahgaboor]

Saw Jeff at the Christchurch Town Hall, New Zealand around 1991 - he completely slayed the audience.. so much power and soulfulness and effortless fluency.. everyone left lost for words

[@aloisemason3044]

The best..side by side..and it's on video..Stevie and Jeff..greatest of all time..thank you both for this

[@dirtydog2569]

I saw Jeff Healey at the Misty Moon Club. The Emotion came from my feet all the way to my up held beer. Yet another guitar player that will be missed.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Awesome!

[@arhzee3310]

Awesome! Two amazing talents lost too soon. Jeff was inspirational on many levels. A rare occasion to see Stevie playing Red.

[@carlosm.devasconcelllos3939]

YEP. The smile at Stevie's face display the joy of a guy playing the joyful game with his buddy..Nice to see this flowing PERFECT ACT OF MUSIC....

[@babyboomermemories6150]

Love them both and miss them with an achy heart. Hope they are jamming together with all those we have lost along the way. RIP ❤🙏❤

[@alanbraun1187]

We've been so lucky that there was so much video of both these players so the younger folks can see what real talent is or was.

[@toziahonaker9889]

Being from Houston I've loved Stevie Ray Vaughan since I was a teenager but I never heard this performance. Those two were a match made in heaven. Thanks so much for reviewing this badass dual performance. Stevie's jamming for God now

[@wingsofpegasus]

No problem! Amen.

[@blindkimberly1360]

I’m catching this one again. SRV is the epitome of blues for me. Jeff blows my mind. I’d thought maybe I could learn to play chords like him but there’s no one around to tell me how. I wish Stevie could’ve known just how much his talent and style would hold up. Jeff has an awesome voice as well. I’m glad I caught this one again! Saturday live was fun Fil! More than words. Perfectly done kind sir.

[@bobby7771117]

That's two great guitarists who have left this life! They were so amazing and the best at what they did!!! Peace and love to all,BobbyK

[@carmelcallan8195]

I have to be honest I had forgotten Jeff Healey has passed away! I just so happen to have seen this video myself a day or so ago, and I am proud to say I caught the expression on Stevie‘s face when Jeff picked up the lead. I don’t know why he didn’t become a bigger star. I saw Jeff Healey at an outdoor amphitheater on the beach in Long Island NY in the early 90s after see the light came out. I was completely excited, because I knew that as a blind person the beautiful evening would be felt more deeply, and it really reflected in his playing. He didn’t play voodoo Child, but teased us with the first couple of notes, and I nearly leapt out of my seat.

[@hieronymusbosch6255]

You're a good guy, Fil.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks!

[@LisaGemini]

I actually like Jeff's voice better but I had no idea Stevie could sing like this! Wow, Fil, thank you for analyzing this. Two super talented men, may the rest in peace. That band in heaven must be incredible.

[@vinylholicsanonymous3871]

Have you never heard a SRV song? He sings like this on every song he every recorded outside of instrumentals. His first big hit was Pride and Joy, which sounds similar to Little Sister.

[@stuartalexander2657]

You couldn't possibly have chosen better, brother......highlighting the incredible talents of both SRV and Jeff Healey. Damned few could have held their own on stage with SRV; Jeff did.....and did it with aplomb. Brilliant.

[@carlnelson3063]

Man, Stevie and Jeff kicked ass together!!

[@RecessMonkeys]

That's high praise indeed, Fil. Thanks for featuring Jeff. Blind suburban Canadian kid, who could cut heads with the greats.

[@wingsofpegasus]

👍

[@judithmagill1449]

Way to go, Jeff Healey! Doing that lead break solo not only standing up, but playing with SRV!! Just how old was he here? He plays like a master blues guitarist.......RIP to both of them.

[@selket51]

Loved these two! Both were excellent guitarists. I got to see Jeff perform at the Brunswick house in Toronto back in 88 and I have to say it was one of the greatest thrills of my young life!

[@TheGaBaGhoul106]

Couldn't have said it better my self brother as a 24 year old that grew up listening to Healy and srv I still think srv is in the top 5 guitarists of all time and this was just an absolute maximum class show by the both of them can't get enough of this video and exactly like you said all you can do is sit back and turn your head and wince at the lines they are playing. Absolutely master craft stuff. Best of the best.

[@dmike03]

Jeff Healey's cover of Hoochie Coochie Man in the movie Roadhouse blew me away! I had no idea he was blind in real life until a few years after seeing the movie. I thought the guy in the movie was just an actor!

[@wingsofpegasus]

Haha yeah he's insanely good!

[@honesty1234]

dmike03 nobody believes this is real. I was blown away when I learned someone played like me too.. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpqslZKVf5J0isk

[@fredgibo2670]

Seeing Jeff Live was the REAL treat !!!!!! Nothing like it !!!!!! For those that never got to see him.........Y'all Missed out !!!!!!! (Y)

[@MickLoud999]

Saw Jeff Healey many times at the seediest (some not so seedy) bars on Yonge St. One night we were just walking down the street and heard him through the doorway of the old Upper Lip. He actually lost his eyes to cancer at 1 years old. I heard he was kicked out of college (Humber??) because he refused to hold the guitar in the conventional manner. We are all glad he taught himself. He was a student of the blues genre. He had his own radio show and played his own records (over 30,000 78s) for discussion. What a soul!! RIP.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Amen.

[@jbass69goat84]

All of the talent comments are spot on. One side note is that for those that have not seen older clips of SRV is that at least for me, his purest feeling, most from the heart playing is seen during his sober/clean years. So sad they were cut short.

[@stevedisintegrationrules6892]

Loved watching two talented and amazing guitar players jamming together- awesome 👌 👏 👍

[@gregmardon6973]

I had to watch you analyze this one more time, and it hit me that you weren't analyzing this at all, you were showing great respect and in so doing acknowledged two Legends♡

[@robertperrella4194]

i lo ve the way stevie ray vaughan and jeff healey COMPLEMENT one another,FEED OFF one another,and ENJOY PLAYING with one another!!!!!!!!! stevie's voice has so much POWER AND SOUL which complements his SUPER guitar playing!!!!!!!!!!!! jeff healy is an inspiration to ANYBODY that has a handicap or disability !!!!!!!!!!!!! jeff healy may be blind but when it comes to the realm of the big picture jeff healy can surely "SEE THE LIGHT"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.......no pun intended of course!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@MrJett1971]

I really don’t think Jeff considered it a disability or handicap. Sure, he couldn’t see, but show me anyone who played with as much soul and passion, and I’ll show you the man standing next to him in the purple suit...

[@jennifergonzales4230]

Two of the very best! I miss them both! May they R.I.P. ❤️🎸❤️

[@smartrat9738]

Thank you. No words. So moving. Love them both. RIP Jeff and Stevie - you are gone, your music stays.

[@crazya3466]

One my favorites they both push each other at there best,so freakin awesome every time, RIP both of you, just glad we had you.. cA

[@argarman09]

I love how Jeff gets so into it he stands his beautiful blind ass up. These men are amazing together. Stevie is the GOAT..

[@debrawardlaw4558]

Perfectly said !!!

[@chrisbee5355]

Thank you for the recognition of these TOP SHELF TALENTS

[@dirkditmer453]

Fil, a cold, rainy day in Northern California, going back thru old videos. WOW!!! Forgot about this. One of the very few vids where you sat back and said (basically) "There is no critique, hate to stop it (but yes, I have to), this is just pure talent". When I hear someone complain about this ailment or that (including myself with serious health issues), I pull up a Jeff Healy video and remind myself that if a kid that has been blind since the age of 8 months could get on a stage and not only jam with SRV, but amaze him (love the look on Stevie's face during the solo), it gives me a whole different, smiling outlook. As I said, when you, Fil, sit back and tell us "What can you say..." Thank you sir, great way to spend a rainy morning. Be well.

[@missmaizey9361]

I can't help but watch them and think talent like theirs will never come around again. Heartbreaking that they passed way too soon. Thanks Fil for all the great music 💗

[@Guardducks]

2 of the baddest gunslinger. smiling just as big as you are Fil

[@wingsofpegasus]

👍

[@julianenglish2278]

Love them both. Regrettably never saw Stevie live. But I saw Jeff in Adelaide in about 1990 I think. The opening number - it was just him on stage. He was seated and there was a tight cone of fluorescent green light shining down on him with stage smoke curling through it. He played some sublime blues and it was just magical. 100% … magical ! Thankyou Jeff RIP.

[@mtvoyager1]

I saw Stevie Ray Vaughn in person. One of the greatest days of my life.

[@bogrot69]

Another great vid. So glad you did this one. Jeff had a video for "See The Light" that was getting regular airplay on Canada's Much Music. I went to several record shops and no one had heard of him. It turned out he wasn't signed. He did two nights at a blues bar in Vancouver here called the Yale Hotel. He was selling copies of the single and after the show I grabbed one and spent some time chatting with him and his band mates. They continued to play clubs here and I recall him telling me one night he was doing a film with Patrick Swayze. He was really excited about it. :) It wasn't long before he got a record deal and really took off. He was so much fun to watch. He'd leave the stage at one point during his shows and walk through the crowd while shredding away. Another amazing player who left us way too soon. I'm so grateful that we had a massive blues scene here and I was fortunate to have met some of the greats.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Cool story! Yeah he seemed like a cool guy, just working hard to get where he could.

[@nancy9891]

Two champions of blues rock. I love this video. It’s never played enough. Thank you Fil for another one and the great history we are watching.

[@rogerduffey1428]

SRV had the perfect voice for his playing the guitar!! What a great package!!

[@emeraldislelassjenniferfor3378]

I hope Jeff Healey is never ever forgotten, and I love his voice as well. Thanks for analyzing/ Not Analyzing Jeff he was one of the BEST! And Stevie sounds at his best! Thanks Fil! 🎶🎼🎤🎸🎸SO FREAKIN GOOD‼️ Please do more Jeff Healey 🇨🇦

[@NothingMaster]

Excellent observation. Yes, there are certain instances where analysis just gets in the way of the sheer enjoyment of a magical moment.

[@cindypowers4993]

I found this little nugget this morning and watched in awe and amazement at Jeff & Stevie playing Little Sister together. Makes me appreciate Jeff's skills even more. And Stevie Ray Vaughn, well you said it Fil. No need to analyze, just listen, he's so good, you feel it deep down in your soul. What a way to start my Sunday, SRV and Wings of Pegasus 🌞👍

[@pistolp01]

You know Fil, I've been watching you forever but, every once in a while, I just love you, as so many of us do. Since, you're the expert analyst..... I'll let you figure out why. You're one of a kind and I'm glad that is so.

[@mkivy]

Hard to believe they are both gone...when I saw them I couldn’t believe the odd way Mr.Healy played...but it kicked a#@...thanks Fil...stay well and be healthy. Gr8 blues playing. I always wished I had that type of voice...

[@Mixwell1983]

Whoever was in the audience are lucky as hell. Imagine being able to say you saw srv and Jeff on stage..

[@NuclearGrizzly]

I saw SRV and Jeff twice. Jeff Beck that is. 😊😊😊

[@gususeda8130]

was living Wisconsin when I saw Stevie's last performance at Alpine Valley with Clapton... still mourning his and Jeff's loss... ✌️ 🌎 🎶🤘

[@jodeeb.6496]

So glad you included this awesome video of SRV and Jeff... These two were great friends, great respect they had of each other. 🎵💜🎵 Please look into LIFE WITHOUT YOU dedicated to Charlie Wirz, longtime friend and mentor. The American Caravan performance is my personal favorite. RIP Jeff and SRV 💜💜🎵🎵

[@raindeerprojekt4119]

Best review on this masterpiece ..... Wicked slick pure and Hard core Joy in the blues!!