Interview with Double Trouble, October 1999 (from Live at the El Mocambo)

Music video by Stevie Ray Vaughan performing Interview with Double Trouble, October 1999. (C) 1991 Epic Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment
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[@jimcole6423]

Is anybody besides me celebrating SRV's life on this sad day in 2020?

[@jupitermoongauge4055]

Stevie may have been an influence to many but no one since has ever got anywhere near his brilliance

[@texasturner2313]

These two guys are legends imo. They wrote and played music with one of the greatest of all time for years. My hats off to these great musicians.

[@johndardi1334]

Absolutely 100% YES these two guys are LEGENDS. No doubt about it.. this is freaking Double Trouble are you kidding me?

[@user-nj9bw8dv7o]

Everyone that loved Stevie Ray Vaughan, still does. I think SRV was alway's such a loving person. You could just feel that about him. I can only imagine what it was like, for Tommie & Chris, to have suddenly lost him. All of us that loved him, still have that love in our heart's for him. 💞

[@kerrihefley3686]

Stevie was by far the greatest guitarist to ever walk planet Earth.

[@FrowningIke]

I had the good fortune of meeting and unbelievably playing pool with Buddy Guy at his club in Chicago. in my opinion Buddy is in the top 5 guitar players. Anyway, we were chatting really casually and without thinking at some point I asked him about his friendship with Stevie. I instantly regretted it as he just stopped and went quiet for a few seconds. "There'll never be another" was his response. It was clear he had a genuine love for him.

[@jeremymoorer7033]

You can hear the Love they still have for him in their voices. R.I.P. SRV

[@JasonFerguson1283]

Jeremy Moorer absolutely!

[@famlauriek7353]

Yes sir, was just wondering about them two so been googling around, to this day I’m 64 he’s still one of my absolute favorite guitarist and singers, the Whole frickin package ❤️❤️❤️

[@stickofbutter9733]

@@famlauriek7353 Did u ever see SRV and Double Trouble live Fam?

[@Say_No-2_Animal-Abuse_]

Yes. We (his Fans) love him & miss him too.

[@M17CH68]

You sure can. What humble beautiful gentleman they are. I wish I got to see them play. RIP Stevie.

[@Twobeers1]

I saw him every night for a whole week at Club de Montreal just before he make it to the big times, I was completely blown away. Talked to him numerous times between sets & after the show, he was really a down to earth fellow.

[@donnaoberlin915]

You lucky bastard!😁

[@famlauriek7353]

Yes you are so lucky to have had that experience, sooo envious 🔥🔥🔥

[@famlauriek7353]

Donna Oberlin no kidding,it would have been a dream come true for me🔥

[@FrowningIke]

I have never heard a single bad word said about him from anyone that met him. Pure positivity!

[@jcdova29]

Can you imagine hanging out with these two cats for a day and listening to all the cool stories they have.

[@Say_No-2_Animal-Abuse_]

Oh, to be a fly on the wall.

[@jamesthe-doctor8981]

On Stevie being angry over BB King opening - THAT is why the people who knew him, loved him so much - he was respectful of everyone, and never forgot where he came from, and who was there before him. Anyone who has seen the In Session video of him and Albert King that was recorded for Canadian TV can see that.

[@jimcole6423]

Stevie's spirit is still very much present. Thanks for all the love, SRV. I believe its safe to say for all of us here,,,,,"we love you Stevie".

[@jackspry9736]

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

[@marrop2760]

Stevie's performance at the El Mocambo in Toronto was perfection.. if Double Trouble didn't think Canadians were more demonstrative, the thing is, they were purely blown away by his performance and spellbound by this prodigy.. I watched the video & was speechless just glued to the video, his playing - awestruck & dumbfounded..

[@manhalen7046]

Bought Live at El Macambo in 1996 when stationed in Okinawa, Japan and me and my buddies sat and watched his just play.his.ass.off. Especially Texas Flood, the version in that set was just unreal and the heart he played with was on full display.

[@beehives8954]

God Bless him I met him in New Zealand as a teenager he signed my record I asked him something he said something like "Don't ever Practice just play" What a sound and What a soul must have seen him live every time he came to NZ What advice not just for Guitar but for live RIP or Play in Peace in Heaven He is jamming with the Angels

[@sarahalvarez-singer8605]

These guys praised Stevie when they were also special. They are the whole package as well. They added to their music, are humble, loving like brothers who lived each other. They speak so wise and beautifully. As we miss Stevie, these guys are special and still here and I hope they perform again maybe with Quinn Sullivan. Then again do they not feel it will ever be the same to perform without Stevie. I hope they do since I enjoy them as well as Stevie. Doyble trouble wouldn’t be the whole package without Chris and Tom.

[@donnaoberlin915]

So true, soooo true!❤

[@srcastic8764]

They wouldn’t be Double Trouble without SRV though. You can tell by hearing them he was their heart. But they’d still be one hell of a band for someone. I agree though. It’d be really awesome to see and hear them with with another really strong guitarist.

[@andrewryan2814]

@@srcastic8764 there's a live performance on KZbin of John Mayer and BB King, and double trouble is in the back slaying it as usual

[@jackhopkins4679]

I dont hesitate to say it best guitar player ever

[@tonyahammond3865]

I love that; Stevie Ray was humble, but strong.

[@jeffcooper9363]

At 8:27 "What people loved about Stevie" I said it out loud without hesitation - He was genuine, the real deal

[@SuperStrik9]

One of my high school math teachers was at this show. He even got one of Stevie's picks. One day he brought it to school to show us which was really cool.

[@romanvalente2871]

thats so cool!

[@lander783]

So Cool!

[@dianesaienni5466]

I'm so glad these true friends took the time to tell us some stories about the man. his loss was and still is emmence

[@beckydeleon8241]

Someone once told me that the lead is like the moon, the bass is like the stars and the rhythm is the black sky. What a beautiful tribute to Stevie. We can clearly see Stevie was not the only one who was humble. This interview speaks volumes about Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble.

[@microd10]

To Chris and Tommy, I am so proud of you. So soft spoken and honest. I used to see you all in the mid 70’s and of course loved what you were doing. I was from the DC area by the way but eventually moved to Richmond to attend University. One day when your first big record came out I was at the right place at the right time and saw Stevie trying out a few guitars at a shop called Sweetie Peeties. The folks that owned the music shop also owned a record store called Plan 9 in Richmond Va. After trying out a few guitars they brought a copy of your first big album for Stevie to sign which he did. Of course they thanked him, and what has always struck me, was his heart felt response.... no... thank you!!! I will never forget that. A man of true humility!!

[@tobymcgroby8967]

This right here is why youtube comments should exist. Specific, heartfelt anecdotes from real people. KZbin comments these days are mostly people insulting each other or calling each other racist at the same time somehow lol... I wish we could just filter all those out. Although sometimes it really is kind of fun to just unreasonably unload a week's worth of stress on someone for no reason haha

[@zendood]

Thanks for that!

[@M17CH68]

Great story mate. That’s what I would expect from Stevie.

[@joenitz1295]

Man what a gift you were given.Once in a lifetime

[@aloisemason3044]

Tommy and Chris nine years after Stevie Ray Vaughan's death is still in grieving process ..that's what I Think..While Stevie was alive they all had each other to learn on so to say and they got closer to one another..Stevie's death changed everything for the band in which brought on this shock to get over..No one was expecting such a thing to happen ..we never do until it happens all of a sudden..God bless Chris and Tommy..and hopefully the band will find there way and create there own game in life and move on....its sad when death separates you..

[@gmandersonjr]

They will met up soon enough

[@hotadammother1]

In my opinion he's still alive cuz his music lives on. Never seen or heard anyone play guitar the way he did!

[@gmandersonjr]

You never will again- kinda sad.

[@famlauriek7353]

Never❤️

[@tonybarwick5248]

Amen !

[@rikb380]

‘Everybody knows what a great guitar player Stevie was, I wish everyone could know him as a person because he was really a beautiful person’ That’s so sweet man they really loved him

[@kimberlys.t.7206]

Yes Stevie is the big dog. I love his style. No one like him but I’d like to give credit to you guys . We all love y’all too! Just as Stevie. You guys will be remembered too so give yourselves some credit guys ! Love y’all too ! ❤️

[@ceejay1794]

His time was short but oh how he used it. 🙌🙌🙌🙌🤩

[@garethmillard7005]

I had the pleasure of spending time with these two Great musicians in 1998. We spoke of their time with Stevie and the feelings from these guys in that room was immense. RIP Stevie

[@dandifusco1868]

very extremely rare to have an artist that was the whole package like stevie. guitarist, the voice, the looks and the soul and humble kindness. just go and try to find all that in another artist. you might find some of those traits but not all in one package. rest easy stevie!

[@AbhinavSinghmusic]

Noone like my beloved SRV, but I'd say John Mayer comes close

[@dandifusco1868]

+Abhinav Singh Yes I do agree about john.

[@MrShadowofthewind]

Rory Gallagher.

[@hawleyjames7094]

Dan Difusco that's what I'm talking about I see so many idiots saying "you're not looking hard enough" there ain't nobody coming close to Stevie

[@alb.dersame]

Mr Sir. You and Dan said it "All" !!! The Entire "Mystique" of "SRV" Stands Alone in Every Aspect as Musician, and as a Person !

[@jamesdurney2475]

You can't be a slacker playing with Stevie these guys were excellent players

[@agamaz5650]

god this is so sad.. what a great documentary. SRV was a genius..

[@MosaicRose99]

Stevie was the whole package. Guitar player and human being. I have heard so many nice things said about this man. He was just special in every way...

[@Pamgria]

Watching the 3 of you playing together I’d get the feeling you were all in tune with each other you just knew…you spoke thru your music. Ya’ll are pure magic. ❤

[@theonlybenjohnson]

SRV and Double Trouble Live at the El Mocambo. I have not watched a performance that lives upto it or gives me the same shock and awe. Most amazing live performance ever recorded on tape.

[@larus10]

Exactly my thought- it slays me from start to finish.

[@zolfodor4835]

Totally agree 100%,the best live performance ever,the band,the crowd,the atmosphere,perfect,imagine been at this.❤🎸

[@gmandersonjr]

It was god given gift coupled with work thru the love he had for his craft. He didn't play the guitar he ripped the emotions out of it.

[@CHAUNCEY.GARDNER.]

Micheal Shenenker walked into the El Mo, and called it a dump.he seem to forget he played there w the Scorpion s, live in Toronto so I got it from a employee at the time.

[@apc7774]

Watch his 1985 Montreaux performance

[@johnbryant4]

SRV has a human spirit that far exceeds mortal man. The creativity and brilliance was passion experienced by his ability to channel that spirit.

[@famlauriek7353]

john bryant Totally agree🔥🔥🔥

[@maureendrozda9033]

Stevies' Spirit Was SO Special - So Dear....You Could Always Feel It Coming From Him...& He Still Lives In The Hearts Of All Those Who Were Fortunate Enough To Be Touched By Him During His Too Short Life! I Believe It Came From The Same Heavenly Source As His Unique Musical Gifts - Stevie Was Special From The Very Beginning, Just Like Tommy Said! He Clearly Loved GIVING To People - Joy, Entertainment, Compassion, & LOVE! He Spent The Last Years Of His Life Sharing His Own Story Of Addiction & How Precious Life Is, Warning His Audiences To Make SMARTER & HealthierChoices About Drug & Alcohol Use & Leaving Them Behind - & Stevie KNEW What He Was Talking About! They Grab Ahold Of You & You No Longer Have Your Own Will! Bless Him For Caring About People So Much & For Being So Open With The Hardest Stuggles Of His Life - Another Gift Stevie Had...He Was Here For A REASON - Even Beyond His Incredible Music! I Still Miss Him & Think Of Him Often - I Am Also In 12Step Recovery....17 Years In AA - I Told Stevie How Absolutely Amazing It Was What He Was Doing To Address His Lifelong Struggle w/ Addiction @ & His Live Shows! I Remember That Show @ Red Rocks...I Was There - I Was So Thrilled To Hear BB Live, Stevie Did Have So Much RESPECT & For His "Elder" Blues Musicians - Those Who Taught HIM How It's Done! GREAT Show, Great Memories! And Stevies' Supportive Words Of Encouragement Come Back To Me When The Stuggle To Stay Sober Gets Really Tested, Which Is Does All Throughout Life! It's Very Comforting - As Is His Beautiful Song "Life Without You"...It Has Helped Me With Grief In My Life, Especially Stevies' Death....He Knew.....! Soul💞Soul, Stevie!❤😘

[@martinmcdonald1828]

Thank you Chris , thank you Tommy. Respect. Love you guys.

[@josephmoodie4970]

I like hearing the band say the say things we all feel about his talent and how it just flows. Even if you can’t think of the word to describe it or think of a different word to describe the same thing flow,timing,rhythm,endless different sounds ext ,we’re all thinking the same thing. He was a siren .

[@aloisemason3972]

Don't see these great entertainers anymore since Stevie Ray Vaughan died in the helicopter crash....Chris Layton and Tommy Shannon and. REESE Waylon were terrific musicians...To see these great men not perform with Stevie Ray Vaughan anymore is heart breaking because we all know Stevie had no limits on writing his songs and performing on stage and so loved by all fans..

[@stevenhearrell1564]

What a loss, but at least he was with for awhile, and, he left us with a gift.

[@robgooch6367]

If you say there is another group of three musicians anywhere who are better men than Chris Layton Tommy Shannon and SRV then Ill call you a liar. What a perfect combination that will never be replicated. Fine guys on and off the stage. God bless you guys. RIP SRV. Mountain of talent doesn't do these two justice. They are the BEST.

[@craenor]

Rush is a pebble's nudge away, but...Stevie is Stevie.

[@JerryRiceBall]

Billy Gibbons, Dusty Hill and Frank Beard.

[@maureendrozda9960]

I Never Saw Anybody As HEARTBROKEN On Losing Stevie As Chris & Tommy! They Were His OTHER Brothers - From Different Mother's! These Guys Were On The Same Wavelength From The Minute The Met Each Other - Which Is Why Stevie Didn't Want To Leave Them "Behind" & Tour With Bowie (Good Call, Stevie - You Didn't Need Him!!) Double Trouble Was His Baby! They Would Have Jumped In Front Of A Train For Stevie - Thank God They All Followed Him To Rehab & Recovery From Their Heavy Addictions To Alcohol & Cocaine... A LOT Of People Came To Recovery Because Of Stevie - He Would Be Happy About That Because He REALLY CARED About People & About Them Not Living In The Hell Of Substance Addiction That He Had Fought Thru! I Miss Stevie To This Day - & Hearing Him & These Guys Live! I Saw Them For The Last Time On July 17 Of 1990 & They Were SO Fucking Good!!! Stevie Was So On🔥🔥🔥 - So Full Of Life & Played With So Much Abandon & So Much Pleasure!! They Had Gotten SO GOOD Over The Past Years Since They All Came Out Of Recovery In Early 1987 - Reese Too Was Absolutely AMAZING!! Thanks For These GREAT Memories, Guys!! I Still Shed A Tear When I Miss Stevie - But I Remember That He Left Us CLEAN & SOBER, & HE WORKED DAMN HARD FOR IT!! He Was A VERY Special Person - Beyond The Guitar & Stage....GOD🙏BLESS YOU, STEVIE! YOU ARE DEARLY REMEMBERED & DEEPLY MISSED! SOUL💞SOUL😘

[@aloisemason3972]

Stevie Ray Vaughan,greatest guitar player that ever lived or walked on a stage..u can tell these band members are still in grief over Stevie's passing..u can hear the hurt and see the pain in there words and in facial expressions..life goes on

[@Bluesrains]

Stevie Ray Gave Us So Much More Than Great Guitar Playing, He Gave Us His Heart And Soul In Every Song He Ever Played!!

[@Bluesrains]

I'm So Greatful To Have Had The Great Honor To Hear Him Live In Concert Twice!! His Huge Spirt Lives On In Me And In All Of Us, Who Still Play His Music!!!

[@Say_No-2_Animal-Abuse_]

16:14 Stevie was really humble. This shows his heart... He was a class act. These types, don't come around often. 🥺

[@babbyfacerevocation2740]

They really miss Stevie 😢😢💔😢

[@AnthemBassMan]

Tommy and Chris are probably the best and tightest rhythm section there is. I still have Live at El Macombo on VHS!

[@JasonFerguson1283]

Just a great interview by a great pair of band mates who obviously loved their leader dearly.

[@cashenjoe1]

You guys are beautiful.

[@TheseStars]

Just when you thought you couldn't love Stevie Ray anymore than you all ready do----you listen and feel the revere expressed by Tommy and Chris.

[@randallfranklin2548]

My band opened up for Kenny Wayne Shepard 2012 in Charleston WV. And I talked to Chris Layton for a little while and he was so incredibly nice and told a couple really cool Stevie stories!!! It was a Great Evening!!!

[@TeaPartyGuy]

I'm in my 50's and wasn't really into music back in the day. Certainly not music that wasn't played on regular radio stations. Not sure I could have picked SRV out of a lineup however over the last few weeks I have listened to more SRV music than I had in probably the previous 35 years. I am in awe of his skills and passion and am grateful that he got things together at the end. What a tremendous talent.

[@meloneyparker]

Same here!

[@baneverything5580]

I met Stevie and Jimmie at a show Jimmie was playing in Dallas right when Stevie had started getting radio airplay and he was very worried about drawing attention away from his brother by being there. It made me feel bad because I had heard him on the Q102 radio station and exclaimed to my sister, "Who is THAT???!"...and her husband had known him in Oak Cliff so they took me to meet him. I didn`t know who his brother was at that time but my interest in him also led me to his brother`s music afterwards.

[@davidsimpson6404]

Thank you SRV and Double Trouble you guy s shared the message with me personally through your music that No addict need die from the horror of addiction you changed my life for ever in the best way possible my friends thanx for sending the love my way 🇨🇦

[@timw4369]

Live at the El mocambo is one ofmy f the greatest live albums ever produced

[@brandonwalters9437]

It wasn’t just a show it was a work of art that forever went down in history.

[@blacksabbath1022]

Man I had a video of both shows that I mustve watched 200 times in my 20's before any youtube etc..This will be a trip down memory lane. I couldn't get over how good stevie was. He's one guitar player who makes the listening experience better when you watch him. Usually that don't matter to me but with Stevie it did. It's ridiculous watching him play

[@charlieadcock6259]

Thank god there's so much live footage

[@judyisbell]

Whipper's right about the "extra energy" Stevie had. In reading the latest biography, Texas Flood, one of his early girlfriends, Lindi Bethel, recalled Stevie jumping into a car beside her, their legs touched and she felt an electric shock. Lil Lightning Bug Stevie struck again.

[@srcastic8764]

His extra energy before 1985 was from cocaine. Lots of cocaine. Thank God he got sober. He said he really enjoyed life more sober.

[@mr.smithgnrsmith7808]

@@srcastic8764 yeah and was a better guitarist sober...rest his soul

[@DDSRdds]

Wauuu very honest , thats all about SRV and double trouble they played so honest, miss Them all

[@51MontyPython]

I have to admit I might've gotten a little teary-eyed watching this. Of course we all know the kinda dude Stevie was (the man, the 'myth' the legend, stp), but his compadres seem like pretty cool cats themselves. They of course weren't the ones in the spotlight the way he was ('cause let's face it, there is only one Stevie, and, well...it speaks for itself), but, I think they have earned a little recognition themselves, and, I can see why Stevie loved and respected them so much. Just good, humble, down-to-earth Texas folk.

[@timmycline2295]

In my opinion he is my favorite and a legend I wished he was still here we all have lost

[@jettelecttro]

Love the story about being in the mall with the pipes.

[@orlandopacheco1359]

Best rythem section of all time !!!!

[@robharding5345]

Wonderful , honest, and heartrending to listen to these two guys,talking of their late great fellow musician, who earned every word of adoration from them, He truly was a genius of a guitar player, and yet he still lauded all these other musicians like he was a student who still had much to learn, What a nice man Stevie was.We miss him so much,

[@harryjohnson8605]

Is there anyone else out there. Hair stand on end when SRV played. It like he reach inside your Soul to Soul

[@charity6372]

This is still tough for them to talk about.

[@blakewhittington4336]

Definitely the best live performance you can watch from Stevie

[@catheryndenton1766]

They are both so eloquent and well spoken.

[@carlsmith1263]

Jimi and Stevie soul was intertwined. In the next one dont be late. Dont be late. I'm a voodoo chile

[@Steelers2116]

You can feel and see Stevie was his authentic self while playing and in interviews. I loved that about him.

[@heavychevy4616]

thank u gentlemen, & god bless ya!

[@aloisemason3972]

This interview is for all you out there that didn't really know Stevie Ray Vaughan..but..you make accusations cause you can't help yourself on trying to bring the successful down but..Stevie Ray Vaughan had a spirit 8n him that helped him in all his performances and entertainment to the fans..Stevie Ray Vaughan made his tribute to the fans and brought them the best blue's and rock n roll that u ever heard on any stage..he spent his life playing a guitar and singing and he was the BEST

[@goteverlastinglife]

All around very fine interview. Well done Tommy & Chris, feeling the love.

[@sharibryant458]

These guys are pure CLASS! what a very special group of guys that understood each other so much they all played in amazing HARMONY. without a plan, just winging it every night. You can definitely see how these 2 blended so well with STEVIE, they all seem to be the nicest and calmest guy. Just like STEVIE.

[@M17CH68]

Well said Shari. You nailed it. Just such gentle humble men. A perfect match for Stevie.

[@aloisemason3044]

We all come from somewhere in life that we truly never will be discovered or made known..but..we find a way to exist among others..Stevie Ray Vaughan is the greatest guitar player and singer and professional on stage of all time..and the band and people he made association with understood all that ..SENSATIONAL..

[@NothingMaster]

Stevie always put his heart and soul into everything he played. These guys are incredibly talented, too.

[@evilokram1]

He was so beautiful he showed his heart and soul threw his music I heard it felt it he’s the only one I ever felt it from he was so talented and beautiful and humble he was funny I couldn’t listen to him after he died for a while it made me so sad spiritually he was always beautiful rip beautiful Stevie you are loved and missed ❤ thank you to your talented beautiful band and who ever put this video out thank you 😊 it helps with missing him and his love and joy ❤

[@Normalizethis]

To have the people who knew him the best, hold him in such high esteem, and talk about him with such beautiful words, is truly special. We should all be so fortunate.

[@codemaster94]

I like the story of him and the 2 pens :)

[@caroljohnson2018]

hmm+mondovb

[@indiefruit]

That's a cocaine story if ever I've heard one

[@michaeld_68]

@@indiefruit Ha ha that's what I was thinking !!!!!

[@jdc1957]

I HAD to Watch AGAIN.

[@krb4179]

Both just confirmed what I always thought. Just something special going on when he played. It's a little crazy that it's not lost even when watching him on a screen.

[@AllSpace]

dam... gone but never for gotten, thanks to the band mates for sharing their life, and experiences that shape Stevies life...fan bloody tastic

[@tulipbaby3483]

This interview Never gets old..

[@jacestephenweatherall1732]

I agree

[@alessandrotorrescampos522]

Awesome interview. Really touching. Those guys love Stevie Ray Vaughan.

[@robertajack2783]

They confirmed the feelings I have about Stevie and his music/soul. He is special and always will be.

[@bilyg5689]

Wonderful! Two notes and you know it's Stevie. One of a kind, a total original. And Tommy Shannon played bass for two of the greatest blues guitarists ever, a great accomplishment. And when I lived in Austin in the mid- nineties I saw Whipper slip into Joe's Generic Bar on Sixth Street and sit in. Great guys, thanks for posting this

[@scotsman6712]

First saw tommy Shannon in 79 playing w johnny winter.great show! My pant legs were soaked in beer halfway to my knees from the crowd around me .definitely could have used some coasters

[@mr.smithgnrsmith7808]

Coked up nights....smh...I’ve been there...awesome he got clean...the felt pen thing is only something you think of after a night of blow

[@holywood60]

Stevie was a genius, but no less than these 2 guys. Think about it, he could have picked anyone to play with, he chose them. There's a reason for that.

[@5012409898]

I love you guys so much.. whipper and Tommy! Double trouble are the best blues men!!

[@christopherp.9616]

One of the few players that literally makes me cry. Along with Albert Colins, Albert King, Lightnin' Hopkins and, of course Jimmy...

[@neil1390]

These guys are so cool, no wonder Stevie chose to play with them!

[@sophiawolthof1238]

Yes

[@WarriorMigs24]

RIP SRV thanks bro

[@williamrobinson7435]

Stevie Ray was lucky to have such a talented brother to grow up with. 👍🎶❤️❤️

[@TexasBlues2000]

I love this.

[@stellalush4547]

Stevie was, and still is, the absolute, number one, God of guitar.

[@CHAUNCEY.GARDNER.]

Had the pleasure of seeing them twice.

[@aloisemason3972]

A very talented Stevie Ray Vaughan with his talented band on stage..song writer and producer ..a great entertainer and performer on stage..Stevie was so humble and on target..always knew where he was headed ..a legend that only got more famous and heard with his Whammy bar and guitar..RIP Stevie,still remembering his great music and songs

[@missingthe70s21]

I wish I could have known him. Such an amazing person and talented musician ❤♥💕💖💗

[@aloisemason3044]

Tommy Sherman and Chris both give a great interview and you can see both haven't really as of yet gotten past Stevie Ray Vaughan's death..and it's understandable because Stevie was like there leader and he was on stage and Stevie livened up there performance's in music profession..They formed a Bond on that stage and off the stage and Stevie will never be forgotten..