FIRST TIME HEARING Jeff Healey - ‘See The Light’ - Night Music 1988 REACTION | THIS IS SO UNIQUE! 🤯

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[@debbiemccain5850]

Y'all need to watch Jeff play with Stevie Ray Vaughn doing "Look At Little Sister"...amazing to see!! Actually, Stevie Ray mentored Jeff🎵🎶🎸🎵🎸

[@debitaylor2101]

Absolutely it was amazing. Jeff playing with his idol and friend Stevie Ray

[@debbiemccain5850]

@@debitaylor2101 it is amazing to watch!!🎸🎶

[@alanmacification]

SRV did not mentor Healey. Even SRV thought that was a funny rumour. Stevie Ray and Albert Collins discovered Jeff in a club in Toronto. I used to see Jeff around the Toronto jazz jam scene. Because of contract obligations, he couldn't play guitar without his management getting paid. So he played cornet, and he was just as good a horn player as he was on guitar.

[@dbradx]

A great Canadian talent gone too soon - and one hell of a blues/rock guitar player. Jeff went blind as a child (about age 1, thanks to Anthony Davies for the correction) and he learned to play the guitar on his lap because when he started, he was too small to hold it properly. He can shred with the best of them - if you enjoy this, you should check out him and Stevie Ray Vaughan doing 'Look Out Little Sister', it's killer stuff - RIP Jeff. BTW, that's the legendary Dr. John sitting in on the piano, that's a whole other musical rabbit hole to go down.

[@anthonydavies5605]

Minor correction David - Jeff lost his sight at the age of 1yr old. Agree re his duet with Stevie! Also worth watching is As The Years Go Passing By live in Germany

[@nathankahl7878]

I never noticed that was Dr john

[@michaelpennington9327]

The piano player was Dr John. You need to check him out to. He’s gone now, but he had a very long career and collaborated with a lot of great musicians. His most known song is Right Place, Wrong Time

[@siouxzanne64]

Jeff was also in the movie roadhouse with Patrick swayzee.Check out Stevie wonder he’s blind and has a huge catalog of songs

[@joefigueiredo7626]

Angel Eyes is another good one from the Jeff Healy band.

[@timbeaudoin7843]

My wife and i love it

[@michellebabineaux4351]

My favorite of all his songs!

[@tracycartwright3340]

Love Jeff Healey! You should check out Jeff Healey and Stevie Ray Vaughn playing together.

[@beagle1060]

Look at Little Sister. 👍

[@tracycartwright3340]

@@beagle1060 yes!!

[@jamesknox7171]

Stevie Ray Vaughn plays with Jeff on another song on this same show. Check out "Look at Little Sister".

[@dianaa9826]

A Canadian icon gone too soon... Rest in Eternal Peace Jeff Healey.

[@rickwiglyjr7422]

RIP 2 legendary blues guitarist Jeff Healey cancer fooking sucks it took his eye sight at 1 years old but it never took the spirt and love of music away from him a true inspiration mane.

[@sherribrock2726]

He is considered one of the greatest guitar players. He and Stevie Ray Vaughan have a song together!

[@shannontrough2680]

You should watch the movie "Roadhouse". He as in it ith Patrick Swayze & my man, Sam Elliot!!!

[@STAkers-ni9jg]

The Piano Player, Dr. John began his career as a guitarist until he was shot in the left hand breaking up a fight between one of his band members and an enraged husband who had accused the member of messing around with his wife. That pretty much halted his guitar days and he turned to the piano instead where he enjoyed a long and successful career.

[@DrakeSpidey]

Stevie Ray Vaughn and Jeff Healey have a video where they play together , it is amazing!

[@kimberlinibambini1988]

Jeff is a prime example that you can go whatever you set your mind to, no matter the obstacles- Please react to his HUGELY known hit “Angel Eyes!” 👍✌️🤘🏼

[@ToddSauve]

You can go wherever God gives you the talent to go. With Jeff it was music. Not many people have talent like that in music. It has to be developed, of course, but if the talent isn't there you can't create it out of thin air.

[@brasco96wired67]

The guy is a tribute to the human spirit to overcome obstacles.

[@timothygustafson3944]

My favorite Healey song of all time is As The Years Go Passing By live. If you like the Blues then you need to check it out. Will leave you speechless

[@TheOneAndOnlyFloridaMan]

You know it's funny you mentioned Stevie, him and Jeff Healey actually played together on a few occasions. Check out them playing "Look At Little Sister" together, it's a great performance from both of them.

[@raymondreid4987]

There is a video of Jeff Healey and Stevie Ray Vaughan doing look at little sister that is truly amazing Jeff even shocks Stevie Ray with a lick that he wasn't expecting.

[@michaelboismier1863]

My brother and I are guitarists, and Canadian like Jeff. we saw him in concert front center 8th row, and were so totally blown away by this talent👍🤙🎶 Thank you❤️

[@britneyshearer5935]

got to see him front row a couple of years before he passed. Legitimately the best moment of my life. Amazing talent

[@LJA46]

Check Jeff with SRV playing Look At Little Sister!

[@suzieredfoxfur6982]

You guys should really check out The Pretenders...Their first two albums. Bad ass rock and roll and on of the finest female rock singers ever...Check out "Day after Day" "Message of Love" "Kid" "Up The Neck", "Mystery Achievement" or "Talk of the Town"...

[@arnoldcox9128]

Jeff Healey proved that you don't let anything stand in the way from what you want to accomplish in life

[@charlesburris6314]

Jeff and Stevie play together on "Look At Little Sister". Have a great day!

[@scuppernog1]

I agree with Debbie, that video is a must see for fans of stevie and Jeff.

[@williamcochrane6255]

Enjoyed your reaction. I remember when he was getting really big my friend who was in a Montreal band was at my place and I said have you heard of this guy Jeff Healey and my friend told me he knew him and sometimes did gigs with him. Then he told he was coming to town soon and if I wanted to go meet him. Of course I said yes and not only did my date and I meet him but we were seated at his table with the band but also with a few other members of other bands. One of which was a member of Supertramp. He was a really nice guy to get to know a bit that night.

[@hanklutcavich2468]

Don't forget Stevie Wonder. RIP Jeff Healey. Plz react to Angel Eyes OV. Beautiful ballad. Awesome reaction guys.

[@damonhines8187]

The first time I ever saw Jeff was in 1988 at Grossman's Tavern, a Toronto blues institution. I'd gone to see guitarist Monte Horton, who I'd met 6 years earlier when I had management briefly and was looking to put a band together, and bassist/producer John Switzer(Jane Siberry-'One More Colour', 'Mimi on the Beach'). They were backing up singer Amanda Marshall at the start of her career, it was Jeff's birthday and he was sitting in. His t-shirt had a cartoon of a seeing eye dog standing over an open manhole with that hand over mouth "I'm in trouble" expression. Jeff played his ass off, drunk or not, as we do. Sorry I missed the show with Jeff, SRV and Jeff Beck, my other GOAT after Jimi, where Healey reportedly stole the show. At my 39th birthday, again at Grossman's in 1995, hosting the Sunday night jam on the Labour Day weekend, I finished the night 20 minutes after last call with Hendrix's 'Angel' followed by the Beatles' 'Revolution'. Brought the house down. Jeff's drummer Tom bought me a shot of tequila earlier, and 'Angel' was on the next Healey album. Never met him, sadly. Rest In Power, brother. ;'>D

[@carleton4199]

Healey was bad man, blew my mind the first time I saw him play. Definitely need to check out Stevie Ray Vaughan & Jeff Healey - Look At Little Sister.

[@bargndigital8874]

You should listen to Jeff Healy playing While My Guitar Gently Weeps, it is fire.

[@jimakcelik6486]

Iconic and multi talented Stevie Wonder "Superstition", and Album "Songs in the Key of Life". Jose Feliciano also, "Light My Fire".

[@davidpost428]

You noticed right away that he was blind and I had no idea. What a guitar master! Dr. John on piano always cooks. The great Stevie Wonder was also blind.

[@oh3eleven748]

Jeff needs to be talked about in the same circles as SRV and Hendrix. He was that good. Blind or not. Check out Jeff Healey "As The Years Go Passing By". One of the few guitar solos that gave me chills in a long time.

[@jimcifani5997]

I had the joy of seeing him play live. Lucky me.

[@martinsmusic1724]

I had the good fortune to see him play a couple of times at his club in Toronto. Amazing talent. Helluva musician.

[@davidpost428]

Wow, great!

[@TBSinc]

I saw him at Massey Hall with Ronnie Hawkins, Carl Perkins, Jerry Lee Lewis and The Band. Not as intimate as Jeff's Club, but quite a show.

[@Lougaru]

Another recommendation for Jeff with SRV together. For different guitar greats check out Tommy Emmanuel's Classical Gas, Roy Clark --Guitar Wizard and Justin Johnson playing Crankin Up on Shovel Guitar.

[@chrisb2609]

Insperational.....when you see him you know there is nothing you cannot do if you put your mind to it!

[@raymondreid4987]

So many great songs from Jeff Healey truly miss R.I.P. Jeff Healey your music is still reaching the younger generation.

[@melissatubbs7567]

U Gotta hear Jeff Healy sing Angel Eyes!....check it out! I love u guys!

[@johnpryor3598]

SRV & Jeff Healey Look little sister duet they are great together

[@jwooters1986]

I cant even play the guitar and I can see Healy is a legend

[@rsll510]

Jeff absolutely put his foot into that!!!!!

[@shawnj1843]

Jeff Healy and Stevie Ray Vaughan, little sister was a song they did live.... Plus Jeff Healy & B.B King jammed live as well you cam find that as well..

[@rickhill56]

While at the Horseshoe Tavern in Toronto, after work. Hoisting some beers. Taking in one of my Blues heroes. John Hammond Jr. Mid show. John asks us to welcome a young local man, to the stage.also enjoying the show. Assisted to a chair. And handed a guitar.This guy, proceeded to blow our minds. I had heard chatter about a guy. And was sure it was him. And sure enough. What a lucky fluke for me. Wouldn't be long before everyone knew him. His Album released a few years later. Then his small part in Road House the flick. Gracing the stage with others like Stevie Ray Vaughn RIP. Jeff

[@stevenmitchell839]

Jeff was a one of a kind. Can play the guitar like fire without water for a blind dude!!!! AWESOME!!! RIP Jeff Ronnie Milsap is another Blind man that plays the piano in county music.

[@lisaray9944]

Oh love this tune ….. oh your wife is back tell her we missed and good too see ya.

[@marine5480]

He was part of one of the best lines in the movie roadhouse.

[@gerryfairchild9450]

The Jeff Healey Band playing 'As The Years Go Passing By' is a must now.

[@MThrow]

Let's not forget to mention the great Marcus Miller one of the top bass players of our time. He flat out tore it up!

[@MH-zg5yw]

Jeff is proof that no matter your circumstances, no matter how hard you may be having it, anything is possible. It starts in the mind. Focus and you can achieve your goals. It won't be easy.

[@Arnie63]

Jeff Healey was SRV's brother from another mother ...check While my guitar gently weeps

[@ThatColeGuy]

Love how the drums and bass meld together and keep the whole song on time and on beat. Great reaction.

[@jasonhearn5818]

Legendary marcus miller and omar Hakim ...world class musicians

[@debbiedebster5806]

Your girl is back, awesome!✌♥️ he was amazeballs, like... we all become better people after witnessing such magic! Ok, I got too deep hahaha, but this guy... aside from Eddie VH & Page, I've never got the FEELS from guitar like this, he just KNEW how to hit us right!!✌♥️

[@mikeengle6839]

Him and SRV did a song together that is great

[@deanharris7149]

R.I.P. Saw them in concert, it was awesome!

[@billtroxell2148]

SRV was a mentor to Jeff for along time and they played together in some videos also. RIP Stevie Ray and RIP Jeff!!

[@Deemac70]

That’s just incredible guitar playing 🎸🍺❤

[@rogueleader4181]

Omar Hakim on the drums. A master musician in his own right. And Dr. John on the keyboards. Another legend!

[@clintjo2377]

You just seen a guitar god what a amazing soul he was !!

[@Mainecoonlady.]

Understand that guitar players differ by genre. Jeff and SRV are jazz/blues guitar, Jimi Hendrix was psychedelic rock, Eddie Van Halen is hard rock, Tony Iomi and Zakk Wilde are classic Metal. Most tend to admire the guitarist in the genre they like best. I like rock and classic metal.

[@thenaturalmidsouth9536]

Hendrix was the ultimate exponent of electric blues guitar.

[@FleagleSangria]

No one wishes for blindness of course but what a perfect example of the human spirit to overcome. In the end, Jeff's blindness may have been a blessing. Would he have been as focused and passionate if not for the blindness? Music for him, like for Stevie Wonder, Ray Charles, Andrea Bocelli, William McTell, Ronnie Millsap etc became his entire world. The blindness in itself became part of the artistry. As musicians that are already gifted reach a different plane within themselves due to the inner "eye" being more and more sensitive to their craft. It literally becomes their life in an entirely different level.

[@kimkoula1005]

Jeff was a superb talent...but that bass player, super smooth and holds the chaos together

[@smith041958]

Definitely in the discussion as one of the best guitarists, if not in fact the GOAT. Blind at the age of one, but his disability was not a deterrence.

[@ramondwilliam1307]

I got Jeff at the top of my favorite guitarists. He's Amazing. Stevie discovered him, and they do a song together "Little Sister"

[@pokethebear5788]

Another Blind player is Doc Watson plays old time blues and bluegrass. A legend.

[@stevewalsh4850]

Jeff and SRV have some songs together you have to check them out

[@KelleyStrzelczyk]

I loved the Drummer and Bass masters as well. Dr John in the mix. Jeff is top of the list in my book.

[@stephaniewashburn7700]

Jeff was a true GOAT!!! RIP 🖤

[@hockeyfan7652]

Always loved Jeff Healey. Another great blues singer/guitarist you should check out is Gary Moore. "Still got the blues for you" is one of his best.

[@catherinelynnfraser2001]

Saw him live a few times playing guitar. He also played jazz trumpet, had a huge record collection and played early jazz. He tended to play his jazz at smaller venues and folk festivals.

[@jessicabelle2011]

Stevie Ray and Jeff played this live. You really need to check it out it’s an amazing!

[@yourangelinfleshorsackclot1523]

@Life with Recklezz check out jeff healeys son "angel eyes". id recommend stevie wonder "i just called to say i love you"... hes "blind" also...

[@suecook1326]

Jeff had cancer in his eyes as a baby and never saw how everybody else plays the guitar. When his parents gifted him with one, he learned it his way! Cancer took him in his forties later. Such talent!

[@earlroberts4968]

Everyone misses the most important part about Jeff's blindness, his eyes were also removed by the time he was 3, so not even a hint or shadow for him of what he was doing. It was all feel and keen hearing

[@monicar503]

Angel eyes is another great song of his!

[@ronwilliams6565]

R I P JEFF HEALEY ...one of the greats that's a fact! Listen to him and Stevie Ray play together ..fire!

[@russaragon23]

You should really listen too: Jeff Healey Band - Angel Eyes!!!!

[@RyneMurray23]

As a kid he was taught the traditional way to play guitar but preferred to play on his lap like this. 👍🏼🔥

[@timchavarria10]

I heard Stevie Ray Vaghn discovered him ... Check out him and SRV... Playing together in Look At little sister... Y'all gonna luv it

[@ronkrupovich7152]

Saw him play live twice. Simply unforgettable!

[@paulrosenberg4227]

Omar Hakim on drums, Marcus on bass, and Dr John on the keys...plus Jeff? Incredible band.

[@MickLoud999]

I saw Jeff play at seedy clubs that had open mic nights on Yonge Street. He used to take the TTC to downtown Toronto and walk around looking for clubs that would let him play. First time was a place called the "Upper Lip". Some friends were playing there and Jeff was also there. We were all gobsmacked by this guy's, obviously insane talent. I was once sitting on a patio at Eaton Centre and we heard him playing at the Colonial. So we ended up watching him play there. The last show was at the old Copa where I worked setting up bands in exchange for free cover charge plus guests and a like $20!!

[@stewartc1978]

He was in a little known film called Roadhouse with the late Patrick Swayze

[@lisaray9944]

Jeff Is awesome if you ever seen Roadhouse with Patrick Swazye he was the singer at the roadhouse

[@brucelisk3122]

SRV found Jeff in Toronto playing at a bar - another Canadian gem

[@89801wink]

I can't be the only one that wonders how in the world he traps the guitar against his leg when he stands up without a strap, and still shreds.

[@suicyco4life666]

I dont know, but i know the guy had one hell of a thumb game on the fretboard. Most people only play with 4 fingers with their thumb on the back of the neck. Jeff used his thumb alot. Thats how he learned. Its amazing.

[@tonyarenee531]

Great Reaction! Jeff was amazing!!!! A suggestion: Eddie Van Halen's Son -- Wolfgang Van Halen's Band MAMMOTH! Distance is a song He wrote for a tribute to his Dad -- It's Beautiful! & Don't Back Down will blow your mind with his talent!!! Wolf played in Van Halen for years with his Dad! RIP EVH!!!!

[@DougGratton]

Once again more Canadian talent

[@jeffjones6221]

Ole boy can't see, but he can damn sure hear! Plays like Stevie Ray, got a voice too!

[@kathyembley455]

He has always been blind and it never held him back!🤟

[@upmperthay]

The 80s was loaded with great musicians & song writers.

[@redzone77p]

Another blind singer blues and jazz is DIANE SHURE, amazing talent.

[@bruce-qq4ym]

Jeff was my house band at a club called the Riv in Toronto in theearly 80s, his first set was always all Zep SRV and jimi closing tune always heyhey what can i do,second set was his only vinyl at the time which eas see the light ,then he went and filmed Roadhouse with p.swazye so my owner went and bought a 1500 seat bar in Cambridge Ont to keep Jeff playing for us good times man

[@alanshannon311]

He's in the movie roadhouse and he is in a bar band

[@ravencarpenter2906]

Angel eyes is his most famous song. He played in the movie road house with patrick Swayze. He was the band at the bar. React to angel eyes. It is my mom and her late husbands, my stepfathers song.

[@davidhumiston6500]

Jeff Healey was in the movie ROADHOUSE with Patrick swayze

[@wen-nz3sk]

Cancer took his eyes when before he was one, his life at 41y. An amazing gift, he's a bluesy, mean, riffing machine!! You two should check out Roadhouse with Patrick Swayze and Sam Elliott, Jeff plays a key part, pretty decent movie. He hit it big with "Angel Eyes." He also performed with SRV!! 👍🏽 You need more Hendrix in your life. 😁👍🏽

[@steveboyes3367]

You mean you haven't watched the movie Road House with Patrick Swayze as bouncer in a bar? Jeff plays in that movie...

[@jonbower194]

Recklezz: SRV played it with his teeth. Jeff Healey: Hold my beer... Ty for the good vid.

[@joekickass7521]

great vid ! RIP Mr Healey. an absolute legend. giving hope to ppl still to this day.& showing ppl that anything is possible.