IM LEARNING!! | Stevie Ray Vaughan Guitar Lesson (REACTION!!)

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[@mrcorn9672]

I truly wish this man was still with us.

[@that44rdv4rk]

imagine what he would have done with another 30 years of experience,

[@SueProv]

I can't tell you how much I agree

[@shelby_smithkc21]

Me too! 😔😭💔

[@gregwilliams9737]

Show ya right

[@jarrydsavage7547]

100% agree, think about all the music he never got a chance to create, and we never got a chance to hear.

[@MosaicRose99]

Stevie Wonder and Stevie Ray became very close friends. Stevie Wonder sang "Amazing Grace" At Stevie Ray's funeral. There wasn't a dry eye anywhere.....

[@StephenMarkTurner]

30 years gone now, it still hurts. "He played like he was eating a sandwich, it was that easy for him"

[@88teffie]

Stevie Ray is on the college professor level of guitar lessons. It was such a tragedy to lose him.

[@ghostface9772]

SRV & Albert King - Texas Flood. Its fucking magical.

[@velvetsky]

The Sessions recording ... yes!!! When they both stand up ... giving each other room ... that gives me chills.

[@brandon8217]

Yes. Yes. Yes.

[@baytown7951]

This is a great reaction bro. Stevie was more than a guitar player, he was a decent human being.

[@johnenglish1955]

🤠Thirty years after his death, Stevie is STILL an inspiration to millions of people. That is POWERFUL! 🎸🎸🎸

[@velvetsky]

This is great. Thanks for reacting to this. SRV really respected the masters. Then he became one.

[@kimberlinibambini1988]

Absolutely!!!!🙌🏻❤️✌️✨

[@deannacrownover3]

And the Masters respected him. Johnny Copeland had several confrontations with him over his drug used before he cleaned up and, once he cleaned up, he spread the message far and wide! Then we lost him.

[@velvetsky]

@@deannacrownover3 love that. And they loved him enough to be tuff. Tin Pan Alley is one of the best collaborations too. R.E.S.P.EC.T.

[@creinicke1000]

SRV was engaged to be married.. and really coming into great times .. The crash was a "God why" moment for me. But I really appreciate your sharing this... I hadn't seen it before.

[@JB-xh5mc]

A truly legendary human being. May he Rest in Peace.

[@Manup2day]

Da G.O.A.T. Da man, da legend. Miss the brother, miss the music. 😔

[@briganfree3656]

You are unique. There is only one of you in the world.

[@christymearna3912]

💯❣️

[@johnkelley7868]

My favorite guitarist ever period Jimi and Eric are all great but when this man strapped on the one that's what he called his guitar it was pure magic man I miss that guy RIP stevie

[@shelleysatterfield9415]

Dont stop saying "I'm gonna kick ur ass" I love that, one of the reasons I subscribed when I saw u say u wernt gonna kick the Righteous Brothers ass just one punch a piece I was hooked. Lmao

[@cheryljackson5659]

Stevie is preaching LIFE LESSONS! RIP SRV!!!

[@shelby_smithkc21]

😭😭😭😭😭 DAMMIT I LOVE THIS MAN AND WISH HE WAS STILL WITH US! My birthday buddy! Why did he have to be taken from us so soon? The part where he talked about getting clean made me tear up. He hit rock bottom, picked himself up, dusted himself off, got himself back together again, and then he’s taken from us...😔 But thank God he lived and produced all of this wonderful material for us to look back on and enjoy still to this day. God bless SRV! 🙌💯

[@blackbird8900]

Love your humour, do not lose your unique authenticity in this. I feel you you are the best one out there doing these videos. You can sing for real, you have innate comedic timing. Big things are going to happen for you I believe. Someone out there needs to hook you up for real. Such a tragic loss, SRV was epic. You should try out Bowie’s Let’s Dance as he mentioned. And for Clapton, Layla by Derek & the Dominos true perfection of a song with Duane Allman on slide guitar. And Clapton playing on the Beatles While My Guitar Gently Weeps.

[@axlegoddess]

I love how much you love SRV now. Makes my heart so happy! 😍

[@paulkersey1007]

My dude. Thank you for being the one man on this planet who has the fuckin balls to react to this. You are the man! Much love to the legend that is SRV. You are keeping Stevie's legacy alive bro.

[@senddeee1451]

I’ve been playing music my whole life. Naturally gifted. I’ve played in concerts and all. But even to a experienced musician the stuff he does is mind blowing. The timing. The finger speed. Everything he does is impeccable. You must be a master to play on his level.

[@MadamTickTickBoom]

He couldn't read or write music either. But he bathed in it...

[@johnenglish1955]

🤠Exactly! 👍🛁🛀🛁🛀🎸🎸🎸

[@christymearna3912]

💯❣️

[@theNOVEMBERman1116]

You're back at it again with another great one bro🎶🔥💪

[@SIXX2772]

Check out SRV and Johnny Copeland Tin Pan Ally ....and/or SRV and Albert King Texas Flood

[@sharonburcham25]

This is the BEST EVER

[@davecortese9774]

Brother h and Johnny Copeland Tin Pan Alley it’s the best cut you need to hear it

[@velvetsky]

Totally agree. Gotta love that laugh Stevie gives ...

[@mrnobody9104]

nothing wrong with lighting up a joint brother as long as u take care of your business. he was talking cocaine and alcohol. some people don't have the addiction gene but those who do need to step away and rethink their situation!

[@martinkingston1498]

Stevie is rightly lauded for his lead guitar playing, but what seems to be overlooked sometimes is just HOW good a rhythm player he was. He was incredibly tight, and could mix lead and rhythm lines so seamlessly that there was literally no need for a second guitar player in the band. RIP Stevie.

[@yesorlando05]

What an incredible interview. God only knows how many people his testimony has touched and helped.

[@Tanner.Bananner]

Please dont stop saying Im gonna kick yo ass. It cracks me up every time

[@daleporter8997]

How about some female guitarist, the runaways with Joan Jett and lita ford, orianthi played for Michael Jackson, the pretenders with chrissie hynde. And then something different, rodrigo y Gabriela you will like it

[@christymearna3912]

💯💯💯💯💯❣️

[@Jillyconjem]

How about Charo? She was amazing (once you get past the “cuchi-cuchi”). She’s a quality flamenco guitarist.

[@janethemain]

I meant to comment during your live stream but.... Pillow has a face! Love you videos mr. Video!

[@seanjoseph3813]

The man walked and breathed the blues.

[@thatsriiight5047]

Life Without You - Capitol Theatre is a good one

[@murphle]

youve got to listen to Young Americans by David Bowie

[@laynechange]

OK -After watching you go down the BEST GUITARIST rabbit hole, I have to speak. In 1989, (I think), SRV and Jeff Beck toured together. One night SRV would open with his band and Beck would headline. The next night Beck would open and SRV close out. And they always came on stage at one point and jammed together. There's youtube vid of them together doing 'Goin' Down'. What's my point? If you don't think SRV wouldn't scream from the heavens to listen and learn about Beck...well I don't know what to say. Check out Becky, with a young Tal Wilkenfeld on bass, doing "Angel" at Ronnie Scott's. No circus, no playing with teeth, no playing behind the head, just pure bliss.

[@andrealarocco4941]

You should check out Stevie and his brother Jimmy playing the Same guitar at the Same time. It’s crazy amazing!!! ✌️💗😊

[@ss5052]

Could you react to one of SRV's performance of Life without You please? It's one of my favourite of him :) (He made a speech in the Capitol Theatre, Passaic, NJ performance about his drug addiction)

[@csi2448]

Sadly, he was still on drugs during that performance. I think he should watch the Nashville one. He had been sober a little less than a year at the time of that performance. And he poignantly tells everyone to stay away from drugs!

[@starfire6122]

I really loved this..there are so many more interviews out there.. Please try Aint Gon Give Up On Love, ..Change It,...and Life Without You..all live from The Capitol Theatre💞💞💞🎶🎶

[@johnenglish1955]

🤠Amen starfire! 👍🎸🎸🎸

[@starfire6122]

@@johnenglish1955 Thank you very much lol...and theres more where that came from right John? We can go on and on with all SRVs music💞💞🎶🎶

[@johnenglish1955]

@@starfire6122 🤠Absolutely starfire! LOL. It's always great to see your comments on a SRV reaction. I hope you're doing well, my fellow Stevie disciple! 👍🎸🎸🎸💞💞💞

[@joecarshall297]

Man he can play that's for shore wish I could have seen him play

[@tannerboyle9423]

I was 15 when Stevie died and I was so into everything he was doing. I remember it being the first celebrity/musician death that affected me deeply, I was truly saddened. Every time I see this video, when he says "...and Eric Clapton does it like this", so classic.

[@vickieray]

You are paying attention aren’t you? 😉🎸🔥🎶

[@michaelloveland1330]

Gotta say this, everyone aware of SRV's drug situation (and it was big time) was pulling for him! He really was quite lovable. When he did get clean, he thrived on it and put out two excellent albums. As you get to know him, Video, you can see the differences between when he was using and later on when sober. Sometime, I don't think even Jimi could match hime. Oh, and in the beginning about "purist", the majority of founding blues players were as tight with the "copyright" as YT is with reactors. You play somebody's song, you play it THEIR way, otr things will happen to write a song about! It wasn't until maybe the British Invasion people started playing blues and electric blues "differently" from their writers.

[@ronnie5129]

Bro, this is the fact of what he was doing, in the early daze, SRV would have lines of Coke on his amp, and in between songs he would do them, then one day a stage hand told him , Man you had a White Mustache when you turned around, SRV came up with a New Trick, Put a Gram of Coke in my Whiskey Drink and put it on my amp, he did this for a long time, But the Chemicals togeather started to eat up his Stomach, that is what made him sick and it was killing him, That is when he changed his life around, True Grit Man, Rock on, Cousin Figel

[@csi2448]

He also used the coke and whiskey combination as a hangover cure. The amounts of coke he was doing before he finally got help was downright scary!!

[@s.greasey7654]

What still amazes me with SRV guitar playing is he makes it look so easy!

[@StephenMarkTurner]

He was drinking a big bottle of booze, and doing a 1/4 oz of pharma coke, every day, when he sought help!

[@csi2448]

Rafael Felan the coke in the whiskey (his hangover cure) is what almost killed him. It ate a huge hole in his stomach lining. I believe the doctors told him he would have been dead in a month or two (can't remember the exact number) if he hadn't gotten help when he did. His stomach was so bad, I think it was hard for him to even drink soda!

[@Ncxgroup]

Mr. Video, I met Stevie Ray back in the day (the late 70s) when he was playing Austin, Texas 7 nights a week. No one had ever done that before and only one other band since. This interview is a great find. I hadn't seen it before. I saw Stevie in concert one last time before he died in the crash in LA at the Greek Theater. Incredible show. It was about 2 or 3 weeks before the crash. He played the guitar better behind his back than everyone else did with it in front. Stevie was the best ever, and I've seen them all in person.

[@mattgarcia1264]

Stevie is my ultimate guitar hero

[@natecorning]

Lenny - SRV. love all this SRV content tho!

[@csi2448]

Riviera Paradise too. He'll love the little message he gives at the very beginning of it

[@JKM395]

He passed when I was in high school. If he had gotten older, there's no telling how good he could have been.

[@mbsheisey]

I just love SRV's sly little wink at the end of that video!

[@maryspencer4975]

I had the opportunity to see Stevie Ray on the Riverboat in New Orleans in the mid-80s. A lovely guy who never criticized anyone. He said in one interview that there's room for everyone in music and that meant there was room for him too. Check out his performance of "Little Sister" from Austin City Limits when he breaks a string and see how he handles it.

[@cindyeddlemon2185]

I wish you a golden day ❤️

[@bobbyharris1287]

So when are you going to do the srv edition of stevie wonders superstition??? Do the official video version!!

[@kanomorrow7622]

Boy what a legend! Texas blues! His brother still plays some of his songs with the thunderbirds. “Texas Flood” was one of my favorite songs.

[@cherylcasey1743]

I also read the Texas Flood biography. It's very raw. Lots of personal testimonies from friends and family. Stevie helped many people get sober. One little boy in a hospital was a huge Stevie fan. Stevie came for a visit and gave him his hat. The child was later buried with it. 😪

[@ronnie5129]

Bro, did you say that you play Guitar? If so, i believe that the people on your channel would love to hear you play something, Just do what you do, this would be a plus Man, Dig, Rock on, Cousin Figel

[@jodypederson8406]

I LOVED your reaction to Stevie Ray-- you gotta check out "Life Without You' . It'll kill you dude. BTW I'm a 64 year old woman who's been in love with Stevie for decades, and it's really cool to see you young'uns appreciating his genius and catching the love.

[@meredithtyson3408]

The world was a better place when he was alive. Long live the GOAT 🐐🎸

[@teresac25]

Music just fills the soul.... thank you for sharing the reactions.....

[@rayfk4]

If I could only have one friend in this world, I'd choose you!

[@michaelloveland1330]

I thought Stevie Ray took both Freddie King and Eric Clapton to school pretty good. And "Rude Mood"? That's got Chet Atkins, Les Paul, a bunch of jazz guitarists I could not possibly name and a hefty dose of SRV energy, but there are influences.

[@zackmano]

He's not giving us a lesson... he's schooling us! 🤣🤘💙

[@andyoreo333]

When Kobe died in a helicopter, it reminded me of Stevie’s death.

[@YellowYammaha]

Man what a talent and inspiration! Skills and a love of music we're lucky they have this stuff on video. Keep up the good work man!

[@clare1061]

I never knew this existed thank you very much for posting this

[@ThaBoogMan]

People really don't appreciate the fucking genius off this man! The whole rock industry in the 80's and 90's were pretty much based off most of his riffs and music in general. The guy was a fucking God! 💛💛👏👌 All the greats die way too young.. (Freddie, Bon Scott, IZ)

[@joloj23]

Stevie!! From Texas. One of the best guitarist ever. So good. Fucking hell, he could play.

[@Bluesy1990]

Fun fact: when the doctors took a look at Stevie's stomach, they said it looked like that of an 80 year old man's. It was all perforated and shredded because he had been adding cocaine to his morning coffee for a "pick me up"

[@csi2448]

Yup! It was his hangover cure. They said he would have been dead in a month or two (can't remember the exact number) if he hadn't gotten help when he did. His stomach was so bad, that he had trouble even drinking coca cola!

[@Jillyconjem]

When you do something that decimates cartiledge, it can’t be good on soft tissue organs. *nods*

[@shanelewis9711]

Makes us feel good you Love him and his talent this much🤗👍

[@shellybay817]

and now you know......we miss him awful cause we loved him for himself.

[@PapaShongo25]

I love when Stevie plays like other guitarists in other styles and it sounds spot on. If you asked Eric Clapton to play it like Stevie he would smirk and say no thanks.

[@thelav948]

3:38 when Stevie was playing Eric’s hideaway version, dude was feeling the soul & had to point up to the sky.

[@jena6587]

SRV is one of the Kings of guitar! Died way too early!

[@tonyaosborne6881]

Oh I needed this today, thank you👏👏😀♥️

[@JackXombi]

When you start playing guitar, you're going to suck. Everyone sucked. All the greats sucked, and kept sucking until they stopped. Be fearless and the guitar will carry you through any battle.... oh and if your fingers hurt too much a little superglue on the tips (dried before you touch anything) can make fake calluses until you get the real deal. Edit: For more guitar inspiration check out Dire Straights - Sultans of Swing.

[@davidhunt3689]

Master at work.

[@lesliecalvert3458]

After seeing your show from jail..now that's dedication love...I had to subscribe

[@TheTrillestOne]

Helicopter crashes have taking a lot of greats away

[@Kishie98]

Please try and watch Stevie playing 'Little Sister live! He does something quite impressive during that performance 🙌🏽

[@EJ-tm1fe]

That interviewer has to be one of the Top Ten luckiest people to have ever lived!!

[@shanewright6582]

We just learned that we will never be as good as SRV!!!

[@gregwilliams9737]

Very few admit it, Stevie is a badass... no wonder why he is 1 of the G O A T...

[@christymearna3912]

And other two legends right here 💯❣️

[@johnathonwalker485]

He could get it son ! And I thank him for it .

[@Guitcad1]

It's like somebody who can say the same thing in multiple different accents!

[@rachaelmartin1265]

Great treat! Love Lightning Hopkins too.

[@barbarascotto3873]

I love your love of SRV 💕💕

[@TRP-4]

Bro if that’s u rappin in ur intro before the ur reaction starts. That shit sounds hot! I only heard the little bit but I think u got it! Ur the only reaction guy that I actually like there music and would by it straight up! Keep going! -TRP

[@jena6587]

I forgot SRV’s Pride and Joy was my first introduction to SRV. My favorite was Flooding Down in Texas.

[@benparkhurst649]

For me, it's hard to jump into a guitarist that I like without trying to understand their influences. Robert Johnson is always a final cut if you are thinking of a guitarist to listen to. He only recorded 40 or so songs and he recorded them with his face toward the wall so that the people recording him couldn't see his guitar play. He is a legend in the blues guitar world. Eddie James "Son" House Jr aka Son House was another legend of the blues guitar. As much as I. love and respect Stevie Ray Vaughn, I have to pay respects to the musicians he looked up to.

[@scttymc1967]

His brother Jimmie is great as well.His band was called The Fabulous Thunderbirds.

[@chad6849]

Check out Liar by Henry Rollins

[@wendywinchell5873]

Good lawd u had me laughing 😂😂so hard just what I needed after a stressful day at work ty

[@ladyB59]

Sooo cool and real xx

[@johnroop9625]

Right on about the COMMERCIAL thing!

[@darryldouglas7307]

Yeah..... I'm amazed too....

[@herrbonk3635]

Actually, purist usually stands for being snobby and artsy fartsy, rather than commercial.

[@lonniekiser3612]

DANG MAN I KNEW HE HAD A DRUG PROBLEM ,BUT HIM ACTUALLY SAY IT LIKE DID HERE, AND GET IS SELF OUT OF IT . DAM JUST THAT MUCH MORE RESPECT FOR THE ONE AND ONLY ( SRV) THE GOAT,

[@bpschmidt4707]

I love how David Lee Roth was at the end of the clip.

[@pauberrymon5892]

Stevie woke up for real and now so have you Brother 🙌🙌🙌🙌🎸🎸🎸 You playing all these Awesome 🎸 players reminded me of some1 you have not watched, Ted Nugent Hibernation on the Double Live Gonzo album. Has to be the live version, it's a long 1 but well worth the effort.

[@gregwilliams9737]

Your reactions are on point my friend LMFAO