Eric Clapton, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Buddy Guy, Jimmie Vaughan, Robert Cray - Sweet Home Chicago - 1990

[@canpakdemir3114]

"The world misses his music, but i miss my brother." - Jimmie Vaughan

[@pennihall415]

I'm so sorry! And I Love You !!! Penni in Oregon....after some lonely years in Texas...no place like HOME!

[@chrisdoppen3540]

Can Pakdemir My God what a quote ❤️

[@kathyjohnson6888]

I never had the privilege of seeing him in concert. I listen to him all the time on my phone me earphones stay in always on KZbin listening to SRV

[@glennzornig4978]

Buddy Guy brought him onstage at Legends. Goes by the name of Quinn Sullivan.

[@karenjennings2127]

I miss his too!!

[@RMaidla]

You know you are truly great when Eric Clapton is playing rhythm guitar behind you.

[@stevenseul361]

My opinion is there is one guy there that Stevie learned most everything from...... Buddy Guy

[@nitromartini1422]

​@@stevenseul361: You must be kidding. Buddy Guy is the most over rated loser in the music business. He STINKS.

[@1980bwc]

That's when you know you have made it! Lol

[@nancybegin5870]

Eric Clapton is a gentleman. He has no problem letting another musician have the spotlight!❤❤❤

[@albertchin1050]

​@@elbisnopserton9052Don't blaspheme. Eric is not God. He's just a really good guitarist.

[@paco5503]

This`s the Team you send to the Olympics if guitar-playing was an event.

[@Colin32269]

Angus could outrun them all

[@jack-jw9mq]

@@Colin32269 Angus knows three chords.

[@stephenfinney1257]

amen

[@gloriatalbert3913]

SRV would get the gold.

[@stanleystephens9475]

U 4got BB, steven vi, ralph marciano(karity kid) lol. Cross roads

[@roxannemoser]

Jimmy Vaughan jamming before his brother not knowing this was their last time playing together just breaks my heart.

[@donaldwilliam6498]

Hi dear how are you doing over there;?

[@farbodmehdizadeh6337]

This video is fake , srv passed in 1990 this is a footage from 1993 or 1994 , srv is not there they just made it up this way

[@pashinichhaporia]

@@farbodmehdizadeh6337 the audio and video of everyone except Stevie is from the tribute concert of SRV in 1995 and all shots of Stevie are from 1989 concert at Austin TX

[@teresafaulkner7773]

I hear that Roxanne

[@adamfrith4332]

@@pashinichhaporia correct Stevie had the new srv logo on pickgaurd in 1990. That's Austin City limits footage of him I think. Fake.

[@johnbondurant1741]

I was BLESSED to have seen STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN in Chapel Hill NC on April 17th 1988 at MEMORIAL HALL it only held a couple of thousand people. Right as Stevie Ray took the stage and started to play LOVE STRUCK BABY. A transformer blew out and there was NO POWER for a hour. By the time Stevie Ray got back on stage which was only Three Feet off the ground, alot of people had gone. Stevie Ray said, "FOR THOSE WHO STUCK AROUND WHY DON'T I PLAY A SPECIAL SHOW FOR YOU!" I was up front standing in front his microphone STEVIE RAY was sweating on me and I was able to put my hand on his SRV GUITAR! 👏 I'M TELLING YOU HE PLAYED (4 1/2 HRS) VOODOO CHILD WITH HIS TEETH AND BEHIND HIS HEAD! BY THE TIME STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN FINISHED PLAYING. HE SAID, "I BELIEVE I'VE PLAYED EVERYTHING I KNOW" /LAUGHING/ HE THANK THOSE FOR STICKING, TELL Y'ALL FRIEND'S WHAT THEY MISSED. ADIOS AMIGOS! I'VE SEEN LED ZEPPELIN AND HUNDREDS OF CONCERTS BUT I'LL NEVER EVER FORGET SEEING STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN! I LOVE HIM AND MISS HIM SO MUCH! R. I. P. STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN 👏🙏⭐ ENOUGH SAID!!! ✌️

[@garlandstreasure]

What an incredible experience! Thx for sharing!

[@greatspringrealestate6067]

Had a similar experience on South Padre Island during Spring Break where the power went out, but we only had to wait 20 minutes or so, but he picked up exactly where they were when the power went out and put on a great show. That night his road manager locked himself out of his room and came to ours to use our phone. Also got to meet Reese Winans. Was a great Spring Break.

[@susangoodrichlerner7819]

How lucky were you!! He was a great artist

[@19jch76]

RIP

[@sherrieaugusta3160]

To all of you bashing Clapton. He has said that he feels it is his life's work to keep the blues alive in honor of those who came before. Which means men of color. They started it and people like Elvis heard them and they were hooked. Clapton does not have a prejudice bone in his body he wrote songs with Robert Cray and has worked with BB, Buddy and many more including Tracy Chapman. He has walked through the fires of hell and sold most all of his precious guitars to help fund the rehab he opened to save people who are fighting a fight he himself fought and won, He is a man of character and humbled in the presence of greatness. I have never seen him act like he was superior to anyone.

[@wilsonstringer1392]

Gradgiated HS in '72. Brotherhood of all mankind. Clapton WAS GOD. Jimmy was immortal. The Delta was being Sainted. Followed by other Spirits that have been more than of this world. Some not here long. None long enough... Respect, Love, Gratitude to every single one of them. They each introduced us to an energy force we would never have known. To have lived and worshipped during their reign helped to define us and our universe. (Just sorry to hear about poor Pluto, who I guess never really was so...well, he's still kissin' the sky. --- I can see he had his fun.) Always remember and never forget... Can I get a witness...Trade all my tomorrows... God damn the Pusher Man. Dazed and Confused since 18, and I don't know what I want....What a A long strange trip its been... ((The foregoing was edited, for your entertainment. Just in case you didn't notice.)) Try try try to understand. Now go listen to some early Kenny Rogers and see what edition your condition could be in. If u'r still readin' give me a thumbs up, or down. Got to go round. Willy D. "Tire Tracks" Stringer aka Heavy D, Vitamin Q, Major Minor Never thought I would see 30. Now What? At that time God was dead... Moonies and mushrooms and hash oil and tar and B4 alcohol was bad. Just stopped in. ---This flashback is brought 2U (triggered) by Sherrie Augusta --- who I assume is probably one toke over the line...☮💕🎵 Respect, 💎Dean

[@tcsmith9924]

Lots of folks here especially my age who grew up with the "British Invasion" music don't realize THAT music was inspired by black musicians in the US. The Beatles, DC5, the Stones... it was all R&B and covered by those Brit bands. So hats off to ALL musicians who honor the roots.

[@michaelinch6256]

collective also said that if Jimi Hendrix would have not died that he didn't think he would be as popular as he is now but don't get me wrong Clapton one bad mofo

[@michaelinch6256]

I meant Clapton not collective

[@garylewis9848]

If you play music you owe it to music to play whatever you play to the best of your ability. As for being a technical musician Eric Clapton has no superiors and almost as few equals. No musician has ever been more lyrical than Stevie Ray Vaugn. His instrument speaks to people. Playing a guitar is not what Stevie Ray does....its what he is. He only had problems when he would have a lapse of memory and forget the music. If you play music you may not be Stevie or Eric but you still owe it to music to play it your best. Talk about a peacemaker....music is a universal language. I can play with a trumpet player from Brasil. I can play with a man in Uganda playing on a thirty year old horn...and a Count in Europe on the finest instrument money can buy none of us may converse with each other....until we open the music then we can say things that we have always wanted to say.

[@adg4875]

They'll never be another Stevie Ray Vaughan

[@donnaguyton153]

Amen to that!

[@phatspeed]

Eric clapton said "When he played that night, he had all of us standing mere with our jaws dropped. I mean, Robert Cray and Jimmie Vaughan and Buddy Guy were just watching in awe. There was no one better than him on this planet. Really unbelievable.”

[@Grorge-en4em]

Stevie reminded them of the Joy of Playing

[@tompease8810]

Is this the concert at Alpine Village in Wisconson?

[@bradparker9664]

​@@tompease8810There is bootlegged audio of the Alpine Valley show, but no video. This is taken from the show after SRV died...a Tribute to SRV. They just spliced in SRV on Austin City Limits so it looks like he's with all the others, but he wasn't.

[@maries4178]

Stevie Ray Vaughn is incomparable. Everyone on that stage knows it.

[@pjj9491]

Stevie would tell you his mentor and teacher and hero was Jimmie...

[@seds94]

@@pjj9491 😂😂😂

[@maries4178]

@FREE BIRD yes he did. They both knew Stevie was better, but Jimmy created the space for Stevie to grow. Jimmy is underrated. Have you ever listened to “Life By The Drop?” One of my favorite songs. I used to sing a harmony with it... it’s the most lovely song from a brother to a brother. I get replies almost daily about my comments about Stevie Ray Vaughan. That’s never happened. It’s a testament to how important he was and is.

[@toddvandell85]

@marie s Except I believe Stevie Ray Vaughn wasn't at that live concert. These were most of the guys that played with Stevie on his final tour, the night before his helicopter crashed into that mountain, killing him. All the video footage of Stevie Ray? Was taken from his appearance on Austin City Limits. This was a tribute video, so it's obvious that Stevie Ray wasn't actually on that stage playing with all those blues legends. If you notice? He's never on the stage at the same time as everyone else, interacting with them. He had tragically already died by this point.

[@annieskywalker6405]

@@maries4178 “ Life by the Drop” is my fav SRV song!

[@bobuck8879]

I was there. Best live performance I've ever seen.

[@cripplecreekqueen]

Lucky you. I bet the room was electric ⚡️

[@ChrisThomas-tv6cx]

I don't believe Stevie had even peaked yet. Just imagine how good he would have been ten years, and then twenty years after his death.

[@seekhisface5139]

Stevie was FLAWLESS!!! He was the baddest cat to ever pick up a guitar. I've never had a musician that brought me to tears when I heard their music. Stevie had a gift that was unmatched. I truly believe that he didn't realize just how good he was. It was as if he was plugged into another universe. Loosing him was the single greatest tragedy the music world ever experienced. To say he was a legend didn't even begin to tell the truth of his genius!!! Those around him in this video knew what they were witnessing. He was an Angel sent from heaven. God I miss him so much!!!!!

[@kevinskeen8442]

Let's not forget Mark koffler.. of D. S

[@FireballRW]

Well said brother we lost a GREAT ONE way to early , I remember hearing Stevie for the first time in Louisiana at a friends house and just freaked out and said who is that, My buddy told me he is home grown meaning from Louisiana .

[@mikeneitte212]

He was close but a different state..born and rasied in Dallas..

[@JAMESGANG-f5u]

Losing

[@JAMESGANG-f5u]

He is from Dallas though so your buddy was toying with your emotions

[@christaryburn7845]

I was there!! Greatest concert EVER!! They JAMMED on every song!! The legends that were all assembled was phenomenal!!!

[@jameselam4030]

Some of the greatest blues players of all time

[@Regina4Truth]

@@jameselam4030 that's awesome!

[@ednapierce707]

Did Bonnie Raitt ever solo surely she did

[@tonyquark493]

You were there? WE'RE NOT WORTHY!!!

[@oceancrosby4578]

I was there too, no... wait, I wasn't born yet. BUT I WAS STILL THERE!!!

[@susannadavidson9130]

SRV was asked who his favorite guitar player ever and he said his brother Jimmy was. Classy dude, the Sky is still Crying except the tears rolling down my face watching this.

[@peggyconner5643]

STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN LOVED HIS BROTHER AND FOR JIMMIE TO DEDICATE TICK TOCK WAS A GREAT HONOR FOR JIMMIE TO COMPLIMENT HIS BROTHER ABOUT BEING HIS FAVORITE GUITAR PLAYER, I GIVE IT UP TO HIM, I LOVED STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN, HE WAS A PURE GENIUS ON HIS GUITARS AND LOVED HIS SINGING. GREAT MAN GONE WAY TO SOON.🤠

[@donaldwilliam6498]

@@peggyconner5643 hey dear how are you doing over there ?

[@peggyconner5643]

@@donaldwilliam6498 I'm doing really good how are you over there? Where is there. Enjoying your night?🤠🔥🤠

[@donaldwilliam6498]

@@peggyconner5643 Cool so tell me were are you from ?

[@peggyconner5643]

@@donaldwilliam6498 Highland, Ca. Where are you from Donald?

[@LPJack02]

RIP Stevie Ray Vaughan (October 3, 1954 - August 27, 1990), age 35 You will be remembered as a legend.

[@RandyReynolds-k3n]

SRV 4 EVER

[@kathyclark3168]

I grew up in Texas and never did I go see him in concert..my loss 🥹🥺🥹🥺

[@ericlunding4746]

I saw this live, and personally, one of the greatest moments in blue's/ rock history. Why don't people play the guitar like this anymore?

[@BluesyMarco]

This is as fake as fake can be my dear, this is a mashup of 'A tribute to SRV' (1995) and 'Live from Austin,TX' (1989) (probably not 1983)

[@i.r.alejandronajeramolina8160]

Because they don’t even play the guitar anymore… 😢

[@josephbongiovanni5362]

It's simple. They don't because they can't 7:52 7:56

[@vincentwhitley8197]

Damn! The best guitarists on the planet are on the same stage and jamming the best Robert Johnson song. How blessed are those who got to see it live???

[@Ever4Zeppelin]

I saw both of them and consider myself extremely blessed. Still extremely sad all these years later but SRV's music will continue on forever.

[@seksdesk1]

I saw them all playing this song at Alpine Valley, August 1990, the night before Stevie's last show. I count my blessings for having been there.

[@matteomaccarini3978]

It's not a Real exibithion but a mix of two.. they never appear in the same stage in the video.

[@kenlinke6834]

I was also at both nights of the the Alpine shows, I just handed down my still good condition shirt from these shows

[@kevinmead156]

Extremely!!! I'm in awe. K

[@jdb10715]

SRV going out with a BLAST giving it 120%,. lightening speed. Something deep down told him this needed to be his very best ever.

[@erikerik5121]

Stevie - a diamond that will never fade...

[@miguelangelgarciagarcia9378]

Otro que tal baila, porque a Clapton le llaman shlohan (mano lenta) no tienes ni idea

[@markbowyer3281]

SRV is one of the best. This was not a competition but a group of 5 admiring and enhancing each others talents. They are all guitar and blues gods. They all know where the blues came from. Ask BB King and the like, BB will tell you Louise invented the blues. God bless the ones we have lost. Enjoy this magnificent array of talent.

[@sophiawolthof1238]

❤❤❤

[@andreamize1402]

💯

[@yilmazkurt5271]

Not one of the Best. He was the Best !!!!

[@rickintexas1584]

There were some true masters on stage for this incredible event. Stevie's star was shining bright that night. He is truly missed. What a tremendous talent.

[@salliepine1210]

Saw him in Austin way too many years ago. (Umm, about 1983?) And later. I am blessed that I got to. Surely a Guitar God 🎸

[@twilightzone7600]

Awesome talent all the way around...I think Clapton is holding back abit for the rest to shine...

[@390slash]

Stevie is raw blues, Eric aged like fine wine, but could still"Master the Stratocaster".@@twilightzone7600

[@scottwalker199]

Words cannot do justice to those men on their guitars...an extension of their hearts, heads, fingers about the personal blues each has lived and paid the price to share with us!!!

[@ericparkin3463]

Eric Clapton is great but SRV is in a class all on his own he feels every note that comes out of his Amp. Awesomeness

[@miguelangelgarciagarcia9378]

Pero que dices clapton es clapton es el maestro, que poco blues has escuchado tio

[@tedfio1tedfio1]

Clapton far ahead in stretching the strings, accurracy and most of all diverse techniques.

[@cindythurman4240]

You're right on the money. The greatest!

[@andreamize1402]

AMEN-SRV is The GOAT even up against The Man Clapton!

[@390slash]

Stevie is raw blues, Eric aged like fine wine, but could still"Master the Stratocaster". @@tedfio1tedfio1

[@kathleencraig3077]

SRV Was a blues god! So much talent on that stage.

[@donaldwilliam6498]

Hi dear how are you doing over there ?

[@borkomilanovic7389]

Dream team

[@victoriamcdonald1451]

Hard to watch knowing that SRV died hours later.. it makes me feel blue.. he was at his peak.. gone too soon:(

[@maries4178]

Rest in power SRV. I avoid his death date... maybe that’s disrespectful, but I embrace the joy he brings me and his hard fought journey and joy he found in sobriety. Imagine. Just imagine. He was so young.

[@peggyconner5643]

STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN NUMBER 1 BLUES GUITARIST PLAYER FOREVER AND HE OWNED HIS OWN. 🤠🤠🤠🤠🤠

[@peggyconner5643]

@@maries4178 He was, AND GREATEST BLUES SINGER AND GUITARIST at a young age, that's for damn sure. FOREVER POWERFUL AND HOW HE COULD PLAY AND SING.🤠🤠🤠🤠🤠🤠🤠🤠🤠🤠

[@peggyconner5643]

@@maries4178 NOT DISRESPECTFUL AT ALL, WE ALL GRIEVE IN OUR OWN WAY. ANOTHER ANNIVERSARY COMING UP. LOVE TO HIS FAMILY@ RELATIVES.

[@tessaledford375]

@@peggyconner5643I agree The Man could even play the guitar behind his back .He will always be missed but not forgotten his music and his talent will live on in my mind and heart.S R V

[@darkangelmichael6148]

Eric laying back...glad to take a backseat, and loving it. Then steps up, closes his eyes and just feels it.

[@cynitareed5731]

Boy this is like guitar heaven! Lord SRV , Buddy Guy! Eric Clapton! I can feel it in my soul

[@donaldwilliam6498]

Hi dear how are you doing over there ?

[@TheJazz61]

Not SRV.thus is two videos combined

[@vault4282]

This audio is from Stevie's last show in Alpine Valley Wisconsin hours before he died in a helicopter crash. The video is random to include clips from the Tribute to SRV in 1995.

[@connieperry1575]

What a shame!!

[@JoeyFiveandDimes]

Ar Mend …….. I was there, but only heard it. Was at a friends house by the road, so couldn't see . Stevie's playing came through clear , even up the hill. Was shocked the next day at the sad news .

[@karyngoodenow7078]

my daughter was there.. she called me later that night ..let's just say We're Still Devastated.. Miss that Man!! ❤️ and his fingers never left his hand ;)

[@chrisabrew4031]

I was watching this drueling knowing something was off

[@fredmoore8661]

Lousy weather. As a lifelong plot, can say the guy was overwhelmed with celebrat1es on board. Su1c1de. SRV should have ttaken he lmo.

[@billdowney6891]

I literally want to cry watching this, knowing it was Stevies last performance.

[@jodisandven3120]

32 years later and he's still the best....that one step flat tuning really does it with his overwhelming skill and soul!!

[@markcoleman2282]

These are all great artist some of the best too bad we lost Stevie at such a young age

[@maximusdecimusgames]

You had some of the greatest musicians alive at the time on that stage. And then you had SRV... and all were in awe of him.

[@WilliamCogswell]

So rare to see so much talent together. This is truly the best of the best. We are lucky to have this to watch.

[@mikes7745]

And huge props to Robert Johnson, who may or may not have originally wrote this tune, but recorded it 1936, and pioneered a broad path for all these incredible musicians.

[@Fox1nDen]

love how they riff taking turns like a team, having so much fun playing together, look at those big smiles

[@monatemchin6783]

This is one amazing collection of guitar gods. Cray, Jimmie Vaughn, Buddy Guy. RIP SRV...As for Clapton, I think he just usually has an understated stage manner. His playing is amazing too.

[@donaldwilliam6498]

Hello dear how are you doing over there ?

[@sherrieaugusta3160]

I've always said he's doing things without much moving when others trying the same thing would be working for it, He is known as slowhand.lolol

[@donaldwilliam6498]

@@sherrieaugusta3160 cool so tell me we're are you from ?

[@melindahartley4453]

He went down hill when JIMI HENDRIX WAS KILLED AND WORD HAS IT ERIC CLAPTON SAID: AS LONG AS HE'S STILL ALIVE ( JIMI HENDRIX) I'LL NEVER BE THE GREATEST GUITARISTS ALIVE 😢😢😢😢💔

[@johnneace1697]

Stevie Ray Vaughn is the best, and will stay the best.

[@peggyconner5643]

@ John Neace Always, best BLUES GUITARIST THE WOLD. WHAT A GREAT GUITARIST AND. FOREVER THE BEST GUITARIST TO ME IN THE WORLD🤠🤠🤠🤠

[@jamesbenson1579]

Srv could blow clapton away in his sleep..clapton is good...mediocre..but SRV..is otherworldly...up there with Hendrix& the 3 Kings..clapton..well i'm a fan..& love his music..but on a 1-10 scale about a 3...SRV..I would rate about 9.5...!!!

[@ds2826]

I was at SRV"s last show ...we lost a great musician but we will never lose his presence or his music. Thank you Stevie!

[@maureendrozda9033]

True - Stevie Left Himself With All Of Us Who Loved Him - & Those Who Continue To Discover Him....Miss You, Stevie! Soul💞Soul❤😘

[@marktitsworth299]

I saw srv in Omaha a few months before the accident.

[@michelleagleton2344]

​@maureendrozda90T33. True that!!!!!! He'll be discovered over and over for years to come. ❤

[@TacomaPaul]

I went to high school with Robert Cray. Lakes High in Lakewood (south of Tacoma). At a party (on Lake Steilacoom), he taught me more in 10 minutes than I had learned in 10 years. "Simple blues, man". I always played YES music and ELP, etc. He said, "You can do that, too ! It's all good." ;-) Have met many times since... such a gracious man.

[@waterdog456]

Music from our era makes me damn glad to be alive...without it life just wouldn't be livin'....nothing compares

[@waynefrazier7191]

Stevie Ray was just the best guitar player ever. he died long before his prime..

[@gregcole188]

Fuckin' PERIOD!

[@kathyjohnson6888]

No way he could ever be matched one and only

[@erikiveberg7711]

Kathy Johnson ever heard of a man called Jimi Hendrix?

[@davidsouza7994]

Miss his riffs terribly. Not to take away from BB King or Buddy Guy any other of those founders

[@kurtiswa-k-8346]

Wayne Frazier saw srv twice, Those that didn't... Your much better Off! Dude was the Best IMO

[@mikehand9698]

Eric Clapton, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Buddy Guy, Jimmy Vaughan, Robert Cray Sweet Home Chicago - 1990 ! This is just 5 legend guitarist jam session for 10 and a half mins.

[@riding4beers889]

umm they never played with each other all at once, this video heavily edits multiple performance from different venues

[@jamesmike385]

where is the video?

[@michaelinch6256]

You're not old enough to remember these but don't forget about lightning Hopkins, John Lee Hooker, muddy Waters, I could go on and on

[@chrisreott2180]

@@riding4beers889 Yes they did! I saw it at Alpine 1990

[@simonwebb715]

@@chrisreott2180 the drummer behind Stevie isn't the same drummer with the others.. Stevies fingers aren't playing the lead to the music either.. Take a look.

[@cripplecreekqueen]

All that talent on one stage is just fantastic. I love them all.

[@fionabookie2781]

there are no words

[@Carllizard]

I love how humble Eric is when he plays with other big stars, he never tries to out play them but oh boy he could if he wanted

[@davidsomerset8411]

Then why isnt there any place to hear Clapton play Stevie Ray's Scuttle buttin?????? You have t he wrong idea of who was the best. YES Clapton is phenomenal but Stevie Ray was better. Even Clapton said the was ready ro give the guitar up.

[@TheWonderer7]

There's no way EC is out playing SRV. Sorry...

[@Carllizard]

@@TheWonderer7 you’re prob right 😂

[@roelkomduur8073]

Only the good die young, fucking wankers live forever,.. EC is just a survivor.

[@steveoconnor7069]

@@davidsomerset8411 I never heard Hendrix live, (in person), but Stevie was hands down the best player I have ever seen and I am a huge Clapton fan.

[@janetrobinette]

All those legends together. Doesn't get any better than this. I could stay here all day. I do love the Blues

[@Elizabethd69]

I love buddy Guys personality that he brings to his playing. He is great !

[@donaldwilliam6498]

Hello dear Elizabeth how are you doing over there ?

[@gregmartin1757]

Buddy guy is the man ! Love all these guys here all legendary blues musicians but for me buddy guy is absolutely the greatest blues guitarist ever .

[@aldunn426]

Yes,he just takes it to the next level

[@aldunn426]

@@gregmartin1757 yes my man BUDDY GUY takes it up a levek

[@Regina4Truth]

Me to no filter and amazing another bluesman to live his dream! And he should be proud of himself! And Stevie true loss,Clapton a leader,Derrick and susan Tedeshi played with Buddy, check it out and Clapton as well,there latest release should get a Emmy one year put together 4 or 5 albums its crazy good,all about are people who past during virus

[@unetfg]

Nobody seems to notice but Clapton shared The Blues to the world and played to tribute to the great men behind it

[@edejan]

Anyone who knows the Blues and such history knows.

[@rabbitholepvd]

Nobody noticed? "Clapton Is God" was/is a pretty common phrase

[@cgtarga1]

@@rabbitholepvd That was in his really early days with Mayall and Cream. Way before he paid tribute to the blues players themselves.

[@robharding5345]

Everyone of those guys are looking at SRV and thinking to themselves, I'm so glad I'm here to witness this mans guitar genius,

[@robertmcchargue9769]

Hey , help me im fieing , oh dont want to fade away ?!! Woh Children ,its just a shout away, its just a shout away !!!

[@robertmcchargue9769]

Do it in da bushs , let your new young admirer watch !!!!😎

[@spacemunky53]

Shut it nob head enjoy the greatness

[@ppvk2610]

It does look real, great montage, but ask yourself.. why is Stevie alone in every shot, and they all together.. Sadly there is no live footage from this show.. Nevertheless.. it does add to the feel, and the absolute awesomeness of his playing

[@diegodejuaneslopez9435]

@@robertmcchargue9769 ñ

[@donna2888]

I am up all night playing this over and over again. I just can't get enough of this!! A group of the most talented artists that ever lived. By far !!! I can listen to them all night long. I see people are still awake listening to this. Amazing. People know great artists when they hear them. Beyond AMAZING !!!!

[@donaldwilliam6498]

Hello dear how are you doing over there ?

[@Nolan.Gurule]

Just missing Hendrix

[@salliepine1210]

You got it, dude.

[@salliepine1210]

@@Nolan.Gurule He sho nuff belongs in this band...waitaminute, he practically founded it. Electric guitar owes him big.

[@stmstar333]

This concert should have been called the SRV and his band of sidekicks. Total guitar masterclass

[@ughievox2513]

I agree, SRV was the opening act for Clapton. Should have been the other way around. Same goes for David Bowie offering SRV a job as a guitarist band member.

[@jamesbenson1579]

Srv blew 'em all away...w/JLV&Cray tied for 2nd place.

[@gailvaness]

Classic all of them together. There will never be another Stevie Ray Vaughan. His music lives on in others like Eric Clapton. I also love BB King.

[@donaldwilliam6498]

Hello dear how are you doing over there ?

[@AstralHarp]

John Mayer?

[@wesstewart3087]

Stevie left on a great last performance. "A Good Note So To Speak " I bet all the players were glad to have known him! God Bless you Jimmy!

[@2000docshultz]

Would love to hear Stevie and what he would have sounded like these days, Love how much Passion and Soul he played with.

[@ravenocisty]

Some of the greatest guitarists in the world. I feel lucky to hear them, now.

[@richmilito5417]

It ain’t no contest jackass, just enjoy all of the God given talent on one stage. Truly amazing!

[@brianmaxwell1142]

I can honestly say that at 64 years old I'd heard it all, the greatest in my opinion are (were) Hendrix, Trower and Page until now and how the hell I've never heard Stevie Ray I do not know, but this guy is an absolute genius

[@builderphill1361]

You should check out kingfish! He's a younger chap who's plays blues, he's has quite of the neo funk chord which isn't my taste, but I enjoy his solos 🤙

[@sleeve8651]

You must live in a cave ! R.I.P Stevie ! 🎶🎸🎶🎶

[@brianmaxwell1142]

@@sleeve8651 but it had electricity

[@stevenjackson310]

So was DuaneAllman

[@vrcimino1250]

WHAT??? You never heard of SRV? Wow?!?!?!

[@aloisemason3044]

I could listen to these guys play all day and every day..These people are Legends and so Sensational..You wouldn't believe they could make those guitars speak but..can you hear them talking and squealing..wow..cant get enough.

[@srvfan454]

What more worthwhile calling can anyone have than bringing joy to the world through music? Bless all of these good men. RIP S.R.V. we still remember you.

[@cindythurman4240]

Always will. He is alive and well in my house.

[@psilime-exe]

My dad adores SRV and was actually at this show. I've been falling down his musical rabbit hole recently. Dude's amazing. RIP

[@denisepierro8565]

I’m a Clapton fanatic. I watch this great video and I look at Eric and Buddy always smiling when each are doing their own thing. Check it out.

[@karinbakas741]

And he is one of nicest guys around 🙂

[@gabrielw7773]

And he is the best all around guitarist of all time. Rock, pop, orchestrated, country, jazz, reggae, you name it he could do it all very well. My favorites is when he plays in an orchestra and jazz bands two of the most difficult.

[@danielcaissie1404]

Everybody who played sweet home Chicago that night deserved to be there, they were all legends!!…R.I.P Stevie

[@adhit2020]

i love how clapton said after the session how am i supposed to compete with him hes too dam good for me then he was taken from us

[@glynismcgourlick]

What a line up.... what a sound. So much talent

[@giulioazzoni6640]

IMHO SRV, Clapton and Buddy Guy played on the same level this time, the result was an epic ensemble. SRV was great, like Jimi Hendrix and Duane Allman. All these greats were inspired by EC, perhaps even more than by B.B. King and Buddy Guy. And all these have always recognized how crucial Clapton has been for Blues and Rock history. Thanks for sharing this audio, it would be nice to see the real video.

[@larrym2434]

I thought I was the only one who noticed the weird video splices and the fact the audio and the video aren't in sync.

[@gregshnayderman9900]

sorry folks. but , even with all that talent on stage, SRV shines. (just my humble opinion)

[@thomasneary8005]

Jimi wasn't there pity

[@mathieunewaou7619]

Film action

[@mathieunewaou7619]

😙

[@rogeradam7391]

Eric Clapton was in awe of srv open channel.

[@mathieunewaou7619]

.film action

[@smoky3132]

You know when the Vaughn Brothers are Buzzin' there's some serious stingin' Goin' On. RIP SRV. We sure miss you!!!

[@elwap0]

The Vaughn Brothers....kinda owned that..Wow!!!!

[@lindamateri7298]

Isn’t this amazing? All of this talent on one stage simply beautiful to listen to?,,,,👌👌

[@donaldwilliam6498]

Hey dear how are you doing over ?

[@kellyd4535]

There must be one hell of a jam session in heaven with SRV, Robert Johnson, Les Paul , Django Rienhardt , etc. on Saturday nights!

[@davidbrewer610]

Know

[@wolvros6040]

And Rory Gallagher

[@Jacobin777]

I was fortunate to see SRV 3 times. Once he opened for Jeff Back in 1989 and twice I saw him at the Alpine Valley show in 1990. I was literally about 2,500 ft away when his helicopter crashed. I don't believe anyone heard it. I remember driving home that night (back to Chicago suburbs) and it was very foggy, so foggy that I barely could see the hood of my car. I was quite concerned about hitting the car in front of me. I only learned of the terrible tragedy the following morning. That night we lost SRV and a few years ago (2008) us fans lost another phenomenal blues player who played at that show: Jeff Healey. R.I.P. guys.

[@helloVorld1212]

man what i wouldn't give to see him live, unfortunate to be born in 95.

[@sandyRndisco1]

U were truly blessed to see/hear one of the best! I wished I could have seen him. I remember Jeff Healey being on Road House great movie.

[@adrift20]

:-((

[@thierrymaire]

The music is not synchro with video.

[@patrickcollins7407]

Quite a story, what a terrible accident that was.......a one off for sure as a palyer. He had huge hands, a high action and like played the heavy guauge strings.....15s...? I never saw him. Lucky you ! Very few guitar players get that signature sound....SRV was one....others are Page, The Edge, Gilmour, Joe Walsh......Blackmore and Jimmie H of course. BB.......Billy Gibbons........any more...that guy who played the Tele for Elvis.. James Burton.....George Harrison maybe...? Prince of course......

[@jrfoster4225]

Wish I could have been at this concert. So much talent on that stage and one gone forever now. Appreciate people while they're here, we never know when we're going to lose someone.

[@ssy12335]

I love that they still play their "first wives"... some interviewer asked SRV about the chips and bangs on his guitar and he responded, "yeah, that's life."

[@Yngwie.Malmsteen]

Stevie Ray Vaughan didn't actually die, God just wanted guitar lessons from him

[@Dante-xf1mu]

The worst comments ever.

[@maninthemiddle55]

Y.J. Malmsteen: As a master musician yourself, I guess that you know as well as anybody that you can't really teach anyone to play like SRV. To play like him it's more about living it, eating it, breathing it, being it.

[@sonjavandam4675]

@@maninthemiddle55 so true and pure. SRV gone way to soon 🥰

[@margaretbuckley3415]

That's precious!

[@jeanharris8185]

Love to stevie...but him and his bro..were showing no respect to the other musicians....as far as clarity and style. Slow hand would blow his doors off....

[@cachoalmironpugliese3484]

A real shame that he left so young... for me he was one of the best ten guitarists in history... Thanks for your art Stevie Ray... your music will always live in our hearts ❤

[@cindythurman4240]

Agreed, but I love him the very best. ❣️

[@anthonykennedy254]

Its just amazing how awesome SRV was. Everyone just stood back and let him go because they knew they could not do Sweet Home Chicago justice like Stevie. Robert Johnson was a god. SRV was the alpha and omega. Wish Stevie played more Robert Johnson but at least we got him covering Hendrix.

[@bryanmeekins835]

Thirty years ago today. Seems like it was just yesterday.

[@Jay0321]

No doubt brother... I live in Wisconsin Dells... I was home on leave (USMC) before my deployment to Saudi... missed this concert by 1 day. I was waking up, still half buzzed when they announced his death on the radio. (WIBA) It is amazing that it has been 30 years.

[@ralphmonka1723]

There are no words needed. just listen and enjoy. Thank you for uploading this GEM of some real Music masters

[@brandonmetalspine9047]

Imagine being in Jimmys shoes... being the one who played guitar in the family then stevie comes along and shows you how its actually done 🤣, i miss you stevie.

[@johnpowell9728]

Don't get no better

[@Debbie-nc4nh]

They are all awesome

[@midnitesunblues]

Can you imagine just being able to make music like this. Fantastic srv tribute. He’s there in spirit. You just know it.

[@cathy-70]

Takes your breath away all that talent in one place.

[@donaldwilliam6498]

Hello dear how are you doing over there ?

[@jazzdrumguy5044]

30 years ago tonight.....my heart still aches. I saw Eric 2x that tour in LA.....if only SRV had opened! RIP....

[@craigschultz9266]

Seen all these artist live three of them more than several times over the years with different bands Not once was a ticket more than $17..peace

[@pennybrown124]

Best Blues players in my life and all at same Concert! Thanks ERIC C.

[@donaldwilliam6498]

Hello dear how are you doing over there ?

[@likethompson725]

Stevie Ray Vaughn one of my favorite guitarists.. He's AWESOME! BB and Albert King, Eric Clapton and others are amazing as well.

[@tonystapley3700]

what a talent Stevie was gone way way to soon R.I.P

[@markdessert4077]

That much talent on one stage would have been a ,once in a lifetime event

[@MEugeneDavis]

What a cool, refreshing 11 minutes this video is! Guitars working together in peace can teach us all how wonderful music we can make if we work on harmony.

[@lesafowers8142]

SRV was and still is so important to me. I was given a mixed tape by a friend and I played the music I loved most from it and asked who is this? This is the most incredible music I have ever heard and he told me it was SRV. I said I would love to see him live and he told that had just died recently in a helicopter crash. I couldn't believe it but I went out and bought 4 of his tapes right away because I needed to hear this for the rest of my life anyway. My girlfriends all asked why I had so many of his tapes and I showed them that he was my favorite guitarist. I don't think they cared but I have his live album on vinyl and it so amazing that you forget that you have to try it over. My favorite album and I call it the SRV experience!!!🖤🖤🖤

[@AndreSantos-id6wp]

How can anyone dislike this video? I'm 31 years old, I wish i had the pleasure to watch Stevie playing live!

[@noelwinslow6899]

i was on my way to class, i was enrolled in the local community college... taking music, the news came over the radio and i had to pull over and get out, had to take knee, literally felt sick on my stomach, it hurt then and still does today, bless your heart SRV

[@nigil7386]

Eric is the Man imho; his phrasing is just fenomenal!! No need to move as a stunt man on the stage, just musical substance, elegance and composure. By far the best.

[@MnBicycleCommuter]

I just want to give a shout out to Phil Palmer. He was the 6th guitarist on stage and was part of this jam. He was in Clapton’s band on this tour and was invited to join in the jam by Clapton. Nobody seems to mention Phil. I was fortunate to be in the audience for this jam (the audio not the pieced together video from archives) and SRV’s final performance.

[@chuckanderson8144]

From the mid 70s to the mid 90s Austin Tx. was truly a little slice of heaven for blues music lovers.

[@ccr319]

Ya Austin/Antones was soo hot/cool. SRV/Albert King/BB King/Eric Clapton: how good.

[@rclahti]

lived in Austin 82 to 87..Antones, Hole in the Wall, Liberty Lunch..I will never have a time like that again..

[@stevefinch6997]

robert lahti I live by red rocks and have seen many great shows never srv.

[@Pecos45]

Yeah, from guys who moved there from DFW: The Vaughan brothers, Lou Ann Barton, Paul Ray, Denny Freeman, Jack Newhouse, and Alex Napier. If it weren't for Dallas and Fort Worth Austin wouldn't have had diddley for blues musicians.

[@robertosalazar6225]

@@Pecos45 yeah agree with you man and that's why his The White God of Blues

[@MarkSherman-qn9rm]

To all the lovers of great guitar playing. You cannot crown one as the greatest of all time you can only choose your favorites. Each has their own style. My top five favorites include Roy Buchanan Jimi Hendrix Eric Clapton Mick Taylor and Stevie Ray Vaughan. And that’s only scratching the surface but of that list Stevie Ray Vaughan seemed to be having the most fun playing the guitar, you rarely saw him without a smile on his face! I saw him in the early days at the Decade in Pittsburgh and also on his last tour. It is such a shame that while walking the tight rope of sobriety we lost him so tragically, because he was making such a joyful noise unto us all.

[@martymcmannis9121]

His last time on a stage. This is a heartbreaker.

[@donaldwilliam6498]

Hey dear how are you doing over there ?

[@027MC7]

From 1990 to 2019. You guys STILL rock my world!!!

[@lynnwright1223]

LOVE LOVE STEVIE SO MUCH, HE MAKES MY HEART SING!!!!!!!!!!

[@donaldwilliam6498]

Hello dear how are you doing over there ?

[@sophiawolthof1238]

❤❤❤

[@donaldwilliam6498]

@@sophiawolthof1238 Great so tell me we're are you from ?

[@KimBreaux-vm5cb]

I love him! Stevie is the GOAT. Great as he was, I was always touched by his humility!! Wonderful man! He made a "Blues" fan of me. He seemed to simply "Channel" the Blues to us Pure. He was 100per cent given over to the music becoming a vessel delivering the treasure to us.