Jimmie Vaughan - The Blues Kitchen Presents... [Interview & Live Performance]

[@MAHGlie]

Pure Texas style. When I saw him a few years ago he stayed after the show until all autographs were signed and pictures were taken with fans. A true Texas gentleman and guitar legend. God Bless you Jimmie!

[@MosaicRose99]

Jimmie should write a book about his early beginnings, his life as a musician and Stevie Ray. I'm sure it would be a fascinating story and a great tribute.

[@Havanorange]

@@RunOutPro Who's the douche? Check your mirror.

[@louiscarrillo5873]

he did, 200 pgs worth. its in his box set :)

[@Me-ob5qc]

Look at his smile at 12:22. Looks just like Stevie... made me teary

[@haveabarryniceday238]

Made me teary too

[@NorsePJ]

I love how Jimmie has an economical way of playing that still says so much. Stevie was different in that respect but legendary of course. Jimmie has such a pure blues feel that is so underrated by so many. I believe he could sit and talk the blues all day and it would never be boring. He's a treasure!

[@davidgarza1301]

Man I agree Jimmie says more by saying less with his playin! SRV is a legend but Jimmie is still so underrated in my book and my preferred, closer to that T Bone Walker electric blues feel.

[@kevindean1327]

There was a point where Jimmy actually said that he wasn't playing any of the "other stuff" and decided he was strictly going to play Blues. It wasn't always like that though. Austin Bluesman Bill Campbell said "Hell , The Chessmen were like 15 years old and they were making a good living being local rock stars, and Jimmy was playing his ass off. It was just rock and roll, and he was playing Clapton, but it sounded better. His inflections were better-the whole thing". Another Texas legend Denny Freeman said "Of all the gum chewing guys with a shag haircut and a Les Paul that you've ever seen, he was the best. The first time I saw him, he was about 16, so I was around 23- it blew my mind real bad".

[@louiscarrillo5873]

economical? its busy but not in a way that clouds the tune. hes carrying the time and singing and soloing, thats alot of work. kinda reminds me of african music. just great.

[@NorsePJ]

@@louiscarrillo5873Yes, economical. I was referring to his guitar playing style, not his singing. He plays with far fewer notes compared to his brother, which sees him being more in the style of B.B. King.

[@liorauf]

A Blues hero!!! A legend!!! Love you Jimmie!!!

[@louiscarrillo5873]

the sound is so rich. fun to listen to. i could listen all day.what a master .

[@bradtoogood6353]

Authentic

[@andy-b]

Wonderful Jimmie! I see Stevie Ray smiling from his cloud...

[@al6347]

NICE tune JLV. Enjoyed it very much.

[@HotWheelsBurban]

Yep, I've been privileged to know Jimmie for 30 years now. He's a great guy, and I always enjoy seeing him play or just hanging out at a car show. And he always looks that sharp!

[@alanfrehley1373]

Great interview! Jimmie is a great storyteller, nice to see an interviewer who knows his stuff and let's his guest speak.

[@picknick3591]

Perfection - The man always plays what's necessary, rather than the unnecessary and knows about the gaps between the notes being just as important as the notes themselves - the sign of a great player . . .

[@loilt5091]

Jimmie Lee's a blues still...extracts the crud and cuts straight to the mud.

[@SJKLR99]

Love Jimmy all class great person

[@Cuardaitheoirfirinne]

What a sound!! And a class dude.

[@WarriorMigs24]

thanks fellas Jimmie and SRV

[@russnurse2b807]

I've been following him since the Fabulous Thunderbirds. He's a fantastic player and performer !!!!!

[@TBlanktim]

Imagine Eddie Taylor and Jimmie Reed for two weeks at Antone's. Wish I could have been there

[@garrrrrryyy]

Jimmi love your style so awesome wow

[@davidcatalano3781]

I meant Jimmie Vaughan Maybe 5 years ago in Santa Cruz with Lou Ann Barton. He signed my album T-Bird rhythm. And I gave him a 55 Thunderbird model. And you look straight at me and said I'll cherish this. One of my best friends Ron Thompson of Ron Thompson and resistors was good friends with Jimmie Vaughan. Maybe you'll never read this Jimmy but I sure do you appreciate you and you life's work and of course your brother to many blessings to you and your family and all your love. Beautiful Stratocaster by the way I want one I want one. ::-)

[@al6347]

I saw Ron T. at Niles Station many times. Always a good time cool cat. RIP Brother.

[@jensschettler1732]

he played dry and sounds so awesome....

[@MarcoAzevedo]

Love you Jimmie🎸🙌

[@sophiawolthof1238]

💓💓💓

[@walteralvarezmusic]

What a master Jimmy Reed was! Beautiful strat btw

[@felineth56]

Definitely one of my "Heroes"!....

[@jofal62]

old blues style love it !

[@tomace6906]

If cool needs a definition his the man

[@renatosarabia9574]

Amen!!! I could just listen to him speak all night, and have him tell me stories all day like imma 9 yr old.... 😂

[@rogerwalker3969]

I saw Clapton and Jimmie exchange guitar riffs a number of years ago, it was amazing.

[@zolfodor4835]

Love this,Jimmie Vaughan is a legend,& seems a genuinely cool & down to earth fella,would love to meet him,R.I.P SRV ❤

[@simonverkerk8392]

I really love his work with the Thunderbirds the best! Keep on playing Jimmie!

[@HorseyGal4ever]

Have always loved the Vaughans!

[@jimnewearthblues1672]

Great interview, thank you🕺

[@graemero5532]

I see Jimmie Vaughan I subbed. One of the blues greatest.

[@launayaudren1868]

amen, may the peace be with you

[@fernandoferessauma]

Genius

[@woodsbikes6130]

That song was so good, I could see, hear, and feel the Thunderbirds backing Jimmy. Very good show!!! 👍😁👍😎👍😁👍😎

[@davidfarris894]

Saw SRV 3 TIMES saw JLV at Slims in SF 94 AWSOME SHIT ONLY 1 MAN BLEW ERIC CLAPTON OFF THE STAGE JIMI HENDRIX

[@sharkair2839]

this is so great...

[@robroy4058]

10 dislikes? I'll never understand some people

[@elstongunn1385]

They are lame music trolls, they are everywhere!

[@thomasgonzalez7133]

Saw Mr. Vaughn open for Buddy Guy a year ago in Denver. Highly recommend.

[@JL-bu8bz]

Great singer great player simple and in the target notes good guy amazing tone tranks the chanel thanks jimmie thanks fender

[@Rdgcan]

Great interview! Jimmie’s magic. Congrats to Liam and Blues Kitchen team

[@susiewheeler8197]

WOW

[@AP-ui7oi]

Texas blues

[@davidharrison3399]

Jimmy, class act...........

[@wittvonwitt4403]

So underrated and saddly "in the shadow" of Stevie. However Jimmie was the one Stevie wanted to be like.

[@LivingstonGina]

Legend! Live the Vaughn brothers. Can’t wait to play open mic 🎙 tomorrow in Camden! Flying in from Germany-

[@farber2]

Saw him in '96, best blues, modern.

[@williamwood5449]

This is fantastic! I’ve always loved Jimmie’s sound too. No tricks - just guitar, amp and Jimmie’s hands and voice. Does anyone know the amp he’s using here? Princeton reissue is it??

[@BluesKitchenTV]

Its a mid 70's Princeton x

[@colindunn2751]

Texan Rhythm & Blues in HD

[@buckseedamerica2743]

I saw him at C-Boys and he was playing a Japanese copy of the Fender Coronado II. He likes that one! 😃

[@sophiawolthof1238]

💗💗💗

[@carlcruysberghs2298]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@cheblsaade9557]

Meannnnnnn vaunnnnnnn

[@Brother_Dre1900]

Jimmy is more of a blues purist than his brother. In certain respects, Stevie was chasing Jimi Hendrix, in part, while his brother was solidly planted in the blues. This isn't a put down of Stevie and his thing. It's just an observation.

[@fadeskywards1245]

He has a bit of Stevie Ray in his singing voice. They sound similar a lot

[@cwb0051]

Of Course!

[@GuitarlosCarlos]

HEY HEY HEY! GOTTA DIG IT NOW WHEN IT'S DONE RIGHT MAN 1st STUFF I LEARNED WAS THE GREAT JIMMY REED CHUCK BERRY WHEN I WAS 10 BACK IN 1960 GOOGLE BILL CAMPBELL ASK JIMMIE ABOUT HIM, HE WAS IN MY BAND IN LOS ANGELES Top Jimmy & the Rhythm Pigs COOL INTERVIEW MR LIAM CARLOS GUITARLOS 90042

[@cheblsaade9557]

Om ba2 bdab bdab dou bap: the handsomes .

[@michaelbeaumont9944]

Wooo hooo! #500! I get an autographed JLV fender!!!!!

[@BlastinAdrian]

I saw him open for Buddy Guy the second time I saw him.

[@Dailyvids25]

Exactly when he showed the back they switched camera.

[@cheblsaade9557]

Byeeeee

[@elunclesamprz5801]

If that music doesn't make your toe tap, you got no soul, period............

[@hv1461]

He’s really good for a guy who is not that good

[@davidfriesen7748]

I saw you in Ontario, Canada at Peters players, 2 X and both times you signed one of my guitars and some guy brought his bar fridge door for you to sign !?! My Son always loved to play my SRV strat and my tele " which you signed " . I'am broken hearted to say he passed 2 months ago. Please ckeck "Adrenechrome>ca" check your ears it's metal but Good! Honest opinion please. Cheers raveondave

[@vintagepipesnightmares]

Dude he just told you. The gold car it is not his car. WTH?

[@cheblsaade9557]

Ok wait : do you Stevie Ray Vaughan

[@cheblsaade9557]

Don’t give attention to this cat 🐈

[@emt354448]

Did jimmy kill steavy??

[@hellbent6344]

Man he’s gotten old

[@robroy4058]

He's 68, not 38 lol he is old. And there's nothing wrong with that, he's young at heart. Buddy guy is 83 and still going strong 💪 🎸.

[@4orrcountry]

Happens to everybody, IF you're lucky enough to live that long.

[@cwb0051]

lol We All Do, If We Live As Long...

[@sibsbubbles]

Wish I could say the same about Stevie. I mean, Jimmy is great n all and it's great he's still around but...wouldn't it be nice if both of them were able to get old?

[@tarp11z]

What's wrong with old?

[@jonathanmcdonald9102]

Still trying to ride his brother’s coat-tails…mediocre blues guitar at best

[@seandowning5918]

You need help

[@jessecooper2366]

One of the worst guitar players I’ve ever heard. Many smoke his pole because of who his brother was. Jimmy couldn’t play the pentatonic scale with four fingers if his life depended on it.

[@sophiawolthof1238]

💗💗💗