CRAZY SCARY! 🔥 | Stevie Ray Vaughan - Voodoo Child REACTION

[@billspivey6919]

Best Blues guitarist to this day ! The guitar is his voice/soul

[@richbrown5209]

hes the goat all of his songs are from the heart and have a meaning... i like " life without You" hes one of a kind nobody can do that nobody................

[@joepimentel306]

He drops his pick at the 3:11 mark. He holds the note, bends down and picks it up and continued to play like nothing ever happened.

[@JdDiehl]

Yet another musician whose talent that can best be described as 'unearthly' who was unfairly taken from us much too soon. As a Drummer who frequently plays blues music, and who has played some of Stevie's songs with my former band, I can't even begin to describe the immense sadness that often overcomes me knowing I'll never have the privilege of seeing this maestro in concert But, I know that he's up in Heaven playing with the other legends we've lost and putting on a truly grand show for the Lord RIP, SRV! 🎸🎵

[@TheOneAndOnlyFloridaMan]

You guys need to hear his cover of Hendrix's Little Wing live at El Mocambo. It is absolutely one of the best live guitar performances ever recorded, well that one and his song Lenny at the same concert.

[@laurengriffin2225]

One of the best guitar players ever!

[@kurtsaxton823]

He was a true master. Clapton said it best about Stevie, he said him( Eric Clapton) and the rest of the European guitar players, didn't have their own sound so they had to dabble in American Blues, Gospel, rock and other styles from around the world to get their styles from. He said Stevie did one thing he just did it better than everybody else.

[@bobbyzamorascousin]

Clapton also noted the he (SRV) was the only player he'd ever seen who never got lost in what he was playing or think about or get flustered about his next move

[@kurtsaxton823]

@@bobbyzamorascousin BB King also said that about Stevie Ray.

[@mariejustme]

RIP SRV. 🤘🏼🔥❤️

[@leslie8743]

I saw SRV in Seattle when he opened for Ray Charles at a festival for $7.50. We didn't know Stevie, but we were all freaking blown away. We couldn't sit still. Ray Charles was in the wings dancing. We had his upcoming tour tickets but he passed in plane crash at 34 yrs old. We were wrecked when we heard he passed. RIP SWEET SRV ❤

[@georgeringley2667]

I love watching you kids enjoying the music of my generation. Dive into the subject.

[@hongfang2508]

This song was written and originally performed by guitar tailblazer, Jimi Hendrix, who died approx 15 years earlier.

[@rdaws73]

Uh thanks?

[@cameronbales731]

Really I thought it was a Billy Joel toon?

[@PDG208]

Tailblazer! Haha. He sure was that! 🤣

[@ryzael75]

@Jollyman Hmm...that would be interesting...Billy Joel attempting to perform Billy Idol's song White Wedding.

[@citizenbobx]

Stevie Ray is amazing, but it's weird that the Hendrix cover seems like the thing he's best known for.

[@jrluciano75]

This man was a gift from god

[@sarahkristjanson6592]

YES TEXAS FLOOD EL MOCAMBO IS THE BEST performance I’ve ever seen and I’m a huge fan! SOUNDCHECK IS FIRE 🔥

[@arthurlangford5861]

"Cold Shot" "Riviera Paradise" "Pride And Joy" and "Leave My Girl Alone" are some of my favorites from this show. (Austin City Limits 1989). Also keep an eye out for keyboardist Reese Wynans! He's a beast too!

[@timothybush9633]

If nobody said it yet react to Look at Little Sister on Austin City Limits on 1989 for the Guitar change live while still playing, AMAZING! RIP Stevie

[@SIXX2772]

Nice tribute....he is using Jimi Hendrix's actual wah-wah pedal...given to him by the Hendrix estate in the early 80's...this w3as basically channeling live HENDRIX

[@damonhines8187]

One of my very favourites of his has always been 'Couldn't Stand the Weather.' Enjoy, I'll be here!! Also, 'Tick Tock' with his brother Jimmie, released posthumously. Bittersweet and meaningful.

[@sjd5750]

Can't pick a best for Stevie, but right now I'm tipping my hat to his '85 live version at Capitol Theatre of "Couldn't Stand The Weather"..His swagger is on full display, and the guy on keys is unreal!..Totally kicks ass!

[@getschwifty8449]

Riviera Paradise live or on the album may make you change your mind. Everything Stevie gave he gave a piece of his soul.

[@noahjohnson2004]

I'm a hip hop head like you but I fell completely in love with blues and I was raised on metal and rock n roll and rnb from my mom but this shit is fucking genuine and has a lot of soul and alot of rythem... I actually got Into playing guitar when I found the blues

[@rickyallen7176]

Stevie Ray Vaughan, Albert Collins, and B.B. King are my favorite blues guitarists. They were legends and icons. Hulk Hogan used this song when he came back to the WWE and started wearing his Red and Yellow outfit again after he left the nWo.

[@traceyraffle6675]

Another cool SRV performance is him and his brother Jimmie Vaughn performing Pipeline live :)

[@johnboydTx]

Great Performance 🤠👏👏

[@stephaniewashburn7700]

SRV IS EVERYTHING!!!! RIP SWEET SOUL 🖤🖤🖤

[@GBeret83]

"Stevie was an endless, open channel that music just poured out of. He made people who'd never touched a guitar in their life want to pick one up and start playing, and he made those of us who'd played live with him onstage before want to quit".............Eric Clapton.

[@acemodez3169]

He also covers Jimi Hendrix's Little Wing and obviously watch the live performance, the El Mocombo one is truly mind boggling

[@vladanmilovanovic5147]

Amazing guitarist. Loved his music from the start of his career

[@seandobson6221]

SRV is on my guitar Mt Rushmore! He actually got permission from Jimi’s family to cover this song. I don’t think there’s anyone that can hang with him just from a playing and style point. I’ve also got David Gilmour of Pink Floyd, Jimi, and Eddie Van Halen.

[@antonballard2212]

There is a video of SRV playing the whole voodo child song behind his back!.. I believe it's in Nashville- that's beyond unbelievable- great job again 👏👍🙌😀👌

[@minigirl6839]

Stevie Ray Vaughan and Jeff Healey-"Look at Little Sister ". I only watch reactions of Stevie Ray. I always check your channel to see if y'all are doing any Stevie Ray. And to know that he never played a song the same way twice. You can watch him play this same song at numerous venues, and each one is a new experience. Thanks for this! 🥳💯👌

[@jonathanratliff4780]

So cool to see Crys get into it and I agree with ya Crys, this is one of my favs of his next to Little Wing. Yes also Rico, Prince was an underrated great guitarist. Not at SRV level, but still a bad ass on the strings Prince was!

[@johnroop9625]

TRILLING!!! Absolutely TRILLING!!! That thing he does with his left hand fingers....Fast-tapping thing;He was great at "trills"!!!

[@carrieroberts1031]

"Look At Little Sister" with Jeff Healy (blind) will blow you away.

[@eileendobbs8009]

I was lucky enough to see him live right before he blew up with his song Pride & Joy. I will never forget it. He played behind his head and his back and switched from a acoustic guitar to electric and never missed a beat. He also plays really heavy gauge strings which gives him that heavy sound but those strings don't like to bend and he broke strings all the time. I think there's a video of him doing Look.At Little Sister and he broke a string and switched guitars mid song. For me he is the G.O.A.T

[@artbagley1406]

YES! SRV and his technician didn't miss a single note or beat during the guitar exchange. A testament to their keen awareness and know-how.

[@shellycasbeer3775]

You got to hear Scuttle Buttin'. Or Mary Had A Little Lamb. The Sky Is Crying all great performances by SRV. You just can't go wrong!!!!!!!

[@debitaylor8361]

When Stevie Ray recorded this he went to Jimi's father and asked permission. He was given Jimi's pedal to use

[@petervandervlies6427]

Didn't know, thanks 👊😁

[@marymargaretmoore9034]

I'm the same age as SRV and it hit me hard when he died. I had many chances to see him live but put it off, and then it was too late. Jimi and Stevie are at the top of my list of favorite guitarists. Jimi's lyrics go: "If I don't see you no more in this world, see you in the next one and don't be late." R.I.P. Jimi Hendrix and Stevie Ray Vaughan.

[@robertthole695]

it does not get any better than this

[@valdemardelagarza7835]

I" ve been a Hendrix, and SRV fan for many years. Being 66 years young never imagined I'd see those skills again. I was wrong, you all need to check out youtube the Doo.

[@johnroop9625]

Gotta do "Tightrope",from this same show(Austin City limits)....The second solo is CRAZEEEEE!!!!

[@thseed7]

When I first started learning this song on guitar I realized that the notes on the page are only 75% of what he actually plays. After years, I still can't get anywhere near as much life packed into it. It's frustrating knowing how good he truly really was.

[@rogercaruso9337]

Where he's playing at Capitol Theater in Passaic New Jersey if you looking at the video I was on his side of the stage about maybe 15 feet away if that maybe a little bit more so to see him that close doing what he does I'll never forget it

[@Deemac70]

I have never heard a person play a guitar 🎸 like that in my life ❤wow

[@dragonflyparade8143]

I love all of Stevie Ray's playing, but I also think Texas Flood (live at El Mocambo) is the best.

[@michaelhoward7269]

Everything at El Mocambo is the best.

[@GinMae]

Agree... I also love "Look at Little Sister" - and the version with Jeff Healey..

[@GinMae]

@@michaelhoward7269 Yep - got that right... lol

[@stevensapyak7971]

6.14.22. Up next……”Third rock from the Sun”©️🎸

[@Maierus-yq5pt]

Stevie Ray Vaughan and Eddie Van Halen are the two reasons I picked up a guitar in 1986. Some people can inspire you to keep going for 35 years. :) You and Crys love the top guitar players, love ya'lls reactions to all these. And I don't know if you caught it but Voodoo Chile is a Jimi Hendrix song. You can find his and watch it sometime too. Not even for a reaction necessarily, just for fun. Jimi directly influenced Stevie. And you're right about the finale - Stevie used to end his sets with this song. And he'd come back and do Jimi Hendrix's Third Stone from the Sun as an encore.

[@TheRealRecklezz]

Thats amazing! We appreciate you!

[@greg2976]

Picked up my guitar with Robin Trower, KISS ,Journey! We are on the same page!!!!!!

[@2were5678]

He honored Jimi with this!

[@mitziesanders9840]

I have been a SRV fan since the early nineties. This is one the best.

[@fishouttawtr]

Y'all have got to see LEAVE MY LITTLE GIRL ALONE, from the same Austin city limits appearance! ...STANKY!!!

[@No_Hate_2024]

I grew up in St. Louis in the 60s and 70s and loved some blues and had no money. I mowed lawns and shoveled sidewalks when it snowed. I spent my money buying 45s at Walgreens on 45s that had dropped out of the top 100. 50 for $5. It's where I got Motown and heard stuff like this.

[@megamaniac7402]

Its not easy plying rytm guitar and solo guitar at the same time. That's a thing that's always impress me with a three piece band that manage to do that. Billy Gibbons is an underrated master of playing rytm and solo without cheating with lay-ons.

[@jonnno243]

I always Loved. Love Stevie. Back a few years a 21 years old lady did Voodoo Child on You TUbe, and she did it good. Her name is Chantel McGregor.

[@ryanwoolsey6972]

Y’all should really check out ‘Lenny’ live at El Macambo…. It’s a song he wrote for his wife, in one night and it’s some of the greatest guitar playing of all time…:)

[@ericaveillette6388]

Absolutely agree!

[@GinMae]

Thanks, kids! So amazing, SRV... I appreciate your listen & comments...

[@starfire6122]

Amazing, freakin amazing, no one can touch his level of playing as far as I'm concerned. Check out his live version of Texas Flood in Japan. It's different than El Macambo. Stevie Ray leaves a lasting impression on you because he has so much passion when he plays. Other songs to react to are Ain't Gon Give Up On Love and Change It both live at The Capitol Theatre 💞✌

[@djinx296]

That moment when you realize he's playing lead AND rhythm guitar flawlessly.

[@moniqueleroux2198]

White folk keeping root music alive via Blues & Rock N Roll! Great reaction!

[@danielmartinez0422]

Best one. I go back to this video of stevie everytime i want some chills lmao

[@josemadera3138]

Life without you live at the Capitol theater should be the next srv song

[@skipfrontzjr.8540]

I cannot recommend learning to play enough!! It's a lifelong journey and there is a million places on YT to learn!

[@RyneMurray23]

Y'all would like his song "couldn't stand the weather" or "cold shot".👍🏼🔥

[@mcbeezee2120]

If you love SRV, try his Riviera Paradise for a change in pace.

[@atheist101]

The god of guitar, one of the best. He's up there with all the greatest of the great. He's from Texas, not far from where I live. If you ever go to Austin check out his statue

[@tobybostick5570]

You need to check out little wing. Another great SRV cover.

[@kimberleymonari7544]

*** This song, what a History! "VOO DOO CHILD" was the Last Song that JIMI HENDRIX performed Live. It then was Released a Week after His Death in 1970...ironically becoming His Only # 1 Hit.

[@duane8829]

I didn’t know that. Thanks 👍

[@danfaubert5907]

SRV Leave my little girl alone (Live)..solo in that one is by far the best SRV solo imo

[@amymiwa]

Playing catch up on your reactions... I can't even put into words this mans talent no matter how many times I hear him play I'm beyond impressed! Another wonderful reaction as always Recklezz, hope you and the family had a wonderful 4th of July

[@johnkelley7868]

I agree with the girl hands down the greatest giutarest ever period

[@srt8rocketship241]

The mind of a musician of this caliber is the same as a mathematical genius. But the style and uniqueness is his own.

[@luissalinas6938]

Loved both of your reactions Jimmy's original both are 👍 great.

[@bikerbud3903]

There is another live show Stevie plays most of this song with the guitar behind his back.

[@karthain5742]

The ending to this song in this performance was a tribute to Jimi Hendrix.

[@MS-xu7jm]

Clapton - "Everybody who sees SRV wants to get a guitar ... anyone who plays with him on stage ... wishes they never did"

[@rickyprice7597]

Stevie Ray makes a lot of people that don't play guitar want to start. He also makes a lot of people who do play guitar want to quit. 🤣🤣🤣

[@jasoncook4008]

Ah Stevie Ray Vaughan . The only one that can bend 13 gauge guitar strings like they're 10 gauge guitar strings , you gotta love it .

[@raymondgilbert1341]

Check out the original by Jimi Hendrix. SRV is one of the few people who could do it justice.

[@boxerpaws55]

he's the onlly one who could do Hendrix and do him justice.

[@luciolamonica]

JIMI FOREVER!

[@jefferywarburton2116]

His music video for the song cold shot is good for a laugh and also a good song.

[@rogercaruso9337]

I actually did a couple shows with Stevie Ray Vaughan as a stagehand there's one video out there

[@djc5897]

"Sounds so good" my man....fo sho!

[@taigor74]

need to watch him with Jeff Healy doing See the Light thts ab awesome collaboration 👏

[@mlhesler68]

Closest version to Jimi's. Clapton said as a guitar player he (Jimi) had no equal. Rock's 1st guitar hero said after seeing Jimi he wanted to burn his guitar.

[@mikedarcy2398]

U guys are doin a great job with your videos, your a likable cool couple! Keep doin them reviews, be blessed!!!

[@bittersweet340]

Could say that was Stevie tribute to Jimmy Hendrix!

[@s.k.6616]

Careful with this one. He will blow your mind.

[@robertevans2450]

I am with her on this one...of all the ones you have reacted with, this one is tops. The ones where he plays behind his back, or with his teeth or does such an incredible job hot swapping guitars...are all epic in their own right, but there are have been a few other guitar players who have done something similar live to demonstrate that while extreme, it isn't unachievable. In my 50+ yrs of life, no one has captured Jimmi like this in a studio let alone live and repetitively live night after night of doing shows. There are lots and lots of people who try, but end up giving up because of how difficult it is to do and get all those parts into a single attempt, in a recognizable way, and they surely don't do it live for that would kill a performance for an audience to experience such notable failure.

[@jaimeschumann68]

YOUR GIRL IS RIGHT & SO ARE YOU .. BUT ANYTHING FROM STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN LIVE IS AMAZING CHECK OUT RUDE MOOD LIVE & HIDE AWAY..

[@jackrasbeary4156]

The GOAT

[@whitewidower13]

Texas Flood is his best guitar work.

[@RyneMurray23]

Jimi Hendrix is one of the guitar Gods, but I think Stevies version is so killer🔥🔥

[@claireburling8547]

Yeahs. Absolutely on fire. That guitar Shud have ignited. ☮️

[@claireburling8547]

Yeahs. Absolutely on fire. That guitar Shud have ignited. ☮️

[@cityfan9245]

Try the Voodoo child in Nashville. That will be ur favorite. Like Texas flood he goes behind the back.

[@GamingProdigy_YT]

Guys You guys should check out John Mayer! He plays blues but incorporates it in a pop music way and he’s is nothing but a musical genius

[@mrnobody9104]

can you imagine when SRV first got on the scene and some poor bastard had to follow this after he finished his set!!!

[@keithbell8383]

2 best guitar that ever lived give me hendrix and Stevie ray I put them at number 1 and number 1

[@googoo7300]

Watch 3rd in the sun in El clumpo that you see srv at his most crazy guitar playing

[@emcsquared8681]

Neither one of you are wrong when you say you think it’s your fav. Everyone has they’re own favs.

[@bradmarx8891]

Might want to try his version of "Little Wing". Tasty.

[@williamlovett619]

Jimi Hendrix, The Ster Spangled Banner.

[@famijher]

Still, my favorite song by Stevie ray Vaughn is "Cold Shot."

[@claireburling8547]

Me too. Just love that crazy MTV video of Cold Shot. Real nice Chesire grin on his face at the end. 😁. ☮️

[@Jeffbambam]

Price was also one of the greatest

[@jaimeschumann68]

OMG y'all PLEASE CHECK OUT LOVE STRUCK..LIVE WOW!!!!