College student reacts to voodoo chile by Stevie ray Vaughan live

[@Rockmusicpodcast]

Another video about the great SRV. kzbin.info/www/bejne/o3qQnWdoZdCqipI

[@dovydas4806]

I don't know if anyone has noticed but there's some absolutely excellent bass playing going on in this song!

[@mikethornhill2481]

Oh yes I've noticed, the bass & drummer kept it rhythm!

[@FUBAR1986]

Oh yeah, as well as the drummer. This was like a huge jam session for Stevie and the drummer and the bassist kept it together.

[@Rockmusicpodcast]

Yah the bass player is vary talented as well

[@bella-xp7qd]

Tommy Shannon was also the bass player for Johnnie and Edgar's Tobacco Road song.

[@kramerbassplayer]

Tommy Shannon is the man...double trouble were tight

[@russellgtyler8288]

Never had a guitar lesson, couldn't read a note of music. His guitar playing is directly connected to his soul.

[@Rockmusicpodcast]

Wow I didn’t know that he never took any lessons

[@sersastark]

@rockmusicpodcast yeah he was self taught.

[@Jeffbambam]

Goat 🐐 ! Warning The SRV rabbit hole will blow you're mind if you appreciate guitar. My personal favorite is "Life without you " capitol theater NJ. 1985 ,"Tin pan alley " with Johnny Copland, and "Texas flood " at the ElMacombo.

[@Rockmusicpodcast]

Ok.I’m looking forward to reviewing more srv.Thanks for the suggestion

[@3SeveredHeads]

Stevie..you're so missed ☹ Never tire of watching him live...a totally open channel.. RIP SRV....damn helicoptors!!!!!

[@Rockmusicpodcast]

Yah I wish he was still hear what a legend

[@donaldshaffer9275]

Wasn't the helicopter! The lack of pilots knowledge of obstacles and being mindful of the weather! Usually human error or mechanical issues with misinterpretation of the problem causes most crashes and this being the case here. SRV was a master

[@claireburling8547]

That riff starting at 4:49 really sounds like Voodoo. Stevie Ray is the forever guitarist, he'll never fade away. What he left in his wake, I believe has been absorbed into world. In the earth and on the wind. Live on Stevie, we can still hear you. ☮️to all.

[@sylvesterbestertester1013]

Jimi will always be the original. But Stevie who idolized him, brought this song to the next three levels. I don't think Hendrix would have excepted it any other way.

[@Rockmusicpodcast]

I completely agree with you

[@skirk9184]

No one yet has been able to touch this phenomenal man on a guitar . SEVERAL has a feel like nobody. Genuine quality. Immense instinct for melody and phrasing. Timing? Creative, on the nose and impeccable. And his backup players Double Trouble are right with him all the way. Great great stuff. I feel shocked when so many listening today don't even know what blues is. . Thanks for your reaction.

[@yambo59]

I saw him play live twice in Illinois, ill never forget it - RIP SRV

[@Rockmusicpodcast]

Wow I wish I had the chance

[@summergivens242]

Also got a chance to see him twice. First time I went to see him he was backing up Huey Lewis & the news. Then came back out half-way thru. Huey Lewis's set and played with his band. Kind of an awkward show.

[@williamcabell142]

Simply The GOAT OF GOATS! 😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@susanstein6604]

Now you need to listen to Texas Flood - Live at the El Mocambo.

[@Rockmusicpodcast]

Ok will do thanks for watching

[@markroberts8864]

Definitely do, "Texas Flood" from the Live at El Mocambo

[@adg4875]

He was a great person too dubs at stub's BBQ in Lubbock Texas I met him there he showed up and was never announced and he came back to bring stubs business cuz they he fed them when they were starving and they were doing their thing to begin with he was an amazing person

[@Rockmusicpodcast]

Your lucky to have meet him

[@Mike-rk8px]

STEVIE, you need to watch the dvd “Jimi Hendrix At Woodstock”, it’s his entire performance, and a 14 minute version of this song that is just beyond belief.

[@Rockmusicpodcast]

Ok will do where do I found the dvd is it on Netflix

[@royh.6234]

I saw Stevie live at the Arizona State Fair in the 80s I see you are a suns fan and just had to mention that. 😊

[@Rockmusicpodcast]

Really that’s incredible.Was he in the old suns stadium

[@royh.6234]

@@Rockmusicpodcast Yes he performed at Phoenix Veterans Memorial Colosseum. The Suns played there from 68-92

[@Jeffbambam]

New subscriber and thank you for reacting to my personal guitar Hero .

[@Rockmusicpodcast]

Thanks man appreciate it

[@SC-ej6zl]

SRV you are missed. Many times sitting with you in a little Dallas club called Mother Blues.

[@kristahartmann6712]

I saw Hendrix twice...Palm Beach Raceway & Jacksonville, Fla Coliseum. Galvanizing, revolutionary, visceral performances..in a 'new' world of explosive creativity in music. Also Zep/Pagey. SRV stands on his own as an artist that absorbed influences, creating an articulate, compelling voice. Creating art is an exciting, personal thing...linked with others, yet subjective.... but not a contest. Even Picasso had influences he acknowledged. Connecting is the thing. It's great to see in a different generation.

[@Rockmusicpodcast]

Your lucky i wish I would have had that chance to see him

[@oldguyespo640]

Stevie Ray used to super glue the cuts from guitar strings between sets. That's dedication to his art...

[@billallen4793]

S.R.V. is using the same pedal that Hendrix used! It was gifted to him by Jimmy's father..from Wyoming USA 🇺🇸 🤠

[@Rockmusicpodcast]

Really that’s incredible

[@GeoffGroves]

That friggin tone, holy God it was mind numbing, string breaking, bone chilling, at times ear ringing effing harmonic assault ... just doesnt do it justice playing through logic gates....glad you liked it kid. Sure you would have been there if you were around at the time.. Most of the time he played it more like this version (aside from the near bootleg acoustics) here (starts around 41-30) > kzbin.info/www/bejne/eKHHipqFpJqMd80&index= and then the strings would start breaking, breaking because they were too hot....Just sayin

[@daftoptmst]

SRV is prodigy of Jimmi Hendrix. His style the way he plays is a direct homage to Jimi. Matter of fact this is a Hendrix song.

[@troyb6128]

Yea no. He covered 2 Hendrix songs that's about as close as it's gets, Hendrix was rock SRV is blues not a prodigy by any means

[@daftoptmst]

@@troyb6128 I respectively disagree. Without Jimi there wouldn't be SRV

[@billyreno8221]

@@daftoptmst SRV was a huge fan of Jimi but he was not Stevies biggest influence. Steve learned to play listening to Albert King, BB King, and Buddy Guy. They were way bigger influences on Stevie than Jimi was. If Jimi was never around we would have still had Stevie. We just wouldn't have him playing this song.

[@daftoptmst]

@@billyreno8221 wouldn't be the same. Cheers.

[@Rockmusicpodcast]

Hey guys this came out 2 years ago if your wondering why I seem different

[@bigoneleesmith6969]

The GOAT !!

[@Rockmusicpodcast]

That’s right

[@bigoneleesmith6969]

@@Rockmusicpodcast Reply to "Look At Little Sister" live from Austin, Texas. You WILL NOT be disappointed !

[@dieselbaits]

SRV....The GOAT

[@Rockmusicpodcast]

Yes he is

[@pommie5093]

GOAT

[@Rockmusicpodcast]

He is a legend

[@corilia9529]

Stevie was da Man

[@redcrabsc1149]

Check out Stevie Ray and his brother Jimmie playing Pipeline together on a double neck!

[@bobhope3716]

You should check out Jimi Hendrix's performance of Voodoo Child from the Woodstock concert. Even better than this

[@stevegans3517]

Thirteen gauge strings.

[@russellw7785]

Great guitar player!!!❤️.. Check out Van Halen live without a net from the 80s. No pedals, just raw talent

[@njdhdjddhdhh]

good reaction man

[@OriginalMergatroid]

Mmmmmmm...voodoo chili.......

[@marymargaretmoore9034]

Hi: Are you still a teenager? Great reaction and nice to see you back!

[@Rockmusicpodcast]

Nope I’m not on my teens anymore but still young lol.I’m in college now

[@marymargaretmoore9034]

@@Rockmusicpodcast Keep up the good work!

[@jajasjajajjsjsj7686]

Great reaction

[@Rockmusicpodcast]

Thanks

[@c.wdervin5987]

Rip srv best whiteboy on blues… 🎉🎉

[@rickkemp1]

He put all the blackboys to shame.

[@Rockmusicpodcast]

That’s right what a legend

[@JL-cn6nh]

?? LOL go watch the "Muscle Shoals" Documentary then come back and talk about white boys . Musically Dumb statement. It's from the "Soul" man, Not the color lmao.

[@c.wdervin5987]

@@JL-cn6nh ummm yeah duuuhhhhh.. jeez party much grandpa?

[@JL-cn6nh]

@@c.wdervin5987 lol drink some water after that next hit your lips are smacking mumble much ?

[@stephenpatterson8031]

Thanks for givin us a full screen of STEVIE RAY! HONESTLY ISN'T THAT WHY WE'RE WATCHING? 🧐

[@johnp8131]

Brilliant! But I still prefer the Hendrix versions (Generally) Probably a little more 'raw', guitar and voice?

[@jnagarya519]

You should hear the ORIGINAL by Jimi Hendrix.

[@Rockmusicpodcast]

Ok I will do a reaction it

[@brianbrown2266]

Let's see Taylor Swift do this shit 🤣

[@Rockmusicpodcast]

LOL no way she could live on the same universe as Stevie

[@williamcabell142]

He was better then Jimi Hendricks!🤷🏻‍♂️

[@alexharbison4411]

Jimi wrote it but he would never have the chops to play it well.

[@petes5041]

At least mention where he got his inspiration from!!!!!!! Jimmy Hendrix was the original and always will be!!!!!

[@Rockmusicpodcast]

Good point jimi was the original

[@joesaffels2783]

and he plays with bigger strings. that is why one can play like him.

[@thewolfwithasheepdog]

Wait, he's dead?