MORE STEVIE!! | Stevie Ray Vaughan - Little Wing (07/11/1983) (REACTION!!)

[@MrVideo123]

Guys this is my last upload I had in the vault b4 the headphones hope you enjoy back to rocking out Monday !!!!!!! Don’t forget to like the video🙂

[@A5p3r07h]

My heart is broken. Please return as soon as possible.

[@CM-1723]

Remember The Verve - bittersweet symphony

[@joelhunter984]

Another good one Brother. SRV to me, is the best. Some may argue Jimi. No need to argue. I just perfer SRV. You Da Man!!

[@tjhorne82]

Mr. Video, you should check out SRV playing "Look At Little Sister" with Jeff Healey. Jeff is blind and these two together rock out. Jeff was also the guitarist in the movie Roadhouse.

[@rickyhubbard9261]

Mr.Video something happen to my comment im in no way saying it in a bad way. That just means alot to me. God bless you broh.It's still there just wanted you to see it.

[@iyaramonk]

Stevie is that dude that makes you want to learn to play and at the same time not even bother trying. He's so good it's disgusting.

[@BarbButler]

💗 💖 💘 💝 💟

[@jayfreese8686]

Thats a great description of SRV. It made me laugh!

[@Pix2GoStudios]

I saw him live, twice. I couldn't even look at my guitar for a month afterward.... I didn't feel worthy of even touching it.

[@mariaconerly]

I was just thinking that I wish I could from watching him and Jimi Hendrix for the first time tonight on this channel.

[@danw2276]

Eric Clapton could only watch for 5 min. said if he'd had stayed he'd would have quit playing! BB KING thought he was black. said he was the darkest white man we ever saw.

[@flavyd]

I think this is The most beautiful live guitar performance ever

[@raymcarthur3870]

I agree this one is special!

[@modr0160]

I'm a big SRV fan, but Gilmore's Comfortably Numb performance at Pulse... If you didn't hear it yet, I suggest you to Tube it :) Enjoy!

[@frankcirillo4246]

If you think is good, check out this version from Stevie. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYnNZWauq6mKr8U

[@woodywoodman2319]

Its awesome... but Riveria Paradise is my pick for most Beuatiful piece!

[@leethomas7659]

Yep. I’ve heard it countless times and it still brings a tear to my eye, the talent of the guy, the fact I never got to see him and the fact he ain’t here no more......

[@fatamorrighan]

when SRV died, I cried for weeks. He was a once in a lifetime guitarist / performer. I will never feel the music, like the way he made me feel it.

[@laurieh985]

You know you're a GOAT when at your funeral you have Bonnie Raitt and Stevie Wonder singing "Amazing Grace".

[@redmeghixtape410]

Wow

[@pauberrymon5892]

Stevie done took yo breath, gave you turkey skin, stank face, got you all twisted out of shape, and left you wanting more 🙌🙌🙌🙌 Perfect The 🎸& Stevie are 1

[@rickyhubbard9261]

When Stevie Ray Vaughan is played on your channel your views goes up.If you do Life Without You at the Capital Theater 1985 it is another mind blower. Just lost my dad and my brother this is our favorite. God bless. We are all military Dad army. Brother marine RIP, me marine SIMPER FI

[@DMB088]

That's the one where he talks in part of it, right? If so it's amazing. Such a powerful message he gave.

[@rickyhubbard9261]

@@DMB088 yes that is the song, amazing song. He wrote that for his friend that died at a over dose. Sad deal.

[@BarbButler]

💗 💖 💘 💝 💟... Just love your reactions!! (Esp. your SRV reactions!!! 💗 💖 💘 💝 💟)

[@zackmano]

God bless you, man. 🙏 Thank you and your family for your service to our nation 🙌💙🇺🇸🙌

[@shatner99]

This will be your first Xmas without your dad and brother? Play this again on Xmas eve with your headphones cranked, so the three of you can listen together. Stay strong.

[@dvaderwasframed]

You need to see him play Lenny. Stevie Ray Vaughan - Lenny (from Live at the El Mocambo)

[@bobbyfan418]

Easily my favorite of his. That woman must've been special.

[@wesalker3479]

YES, that and Riviera Paradise.

[@richknapp3500]

Epic!!! He’s the GOAT!!!

[@stellastarr4410]

The El Macombo in Toronto Canada??

[@richknapp3500]

Starr Hartman yep

[@deborahhalbert3372]

I don’t ask much, but please...Tin Pan Alley with Johnny Copeland. You want to hear Stevie sing? Oh he be sangin on this one! ❤️

[@tonymerritt7141]

That video of SRV with Johnny is unbelievable.

[@deborahhalbert3372]

@@tonymerritt7141 I can watch that performance over & over. It’s a masterpiece of the blues. So happy all the reactors are discovering the greats!

[@03scottwarren]

SRV - Tin Pan Alley at Capitol Theater in 1985. That song has so much feel. It’s bluesy AF

[@kwanshiyin]

Stevie Ray went to someplace not on this earth when he played, and if you were lucky you got to go with him.

[@mikeyeire591]

Man I love watching the younger generation experiencing the music I grew up on....keep up the great work young man!

[@ronnie5129]

Mr. Eric Clapton has said, when he plays a guitar, he has to think about where he is going next on the neck, He has said that SRV did not have to do that, He Just Flowed, without thinking, This is coming from one of the worlds best guitar players, That Says It All, Eric Clapton gave up his seat on the helicopter that night to SRV, at Alpine Valley, because Stevie said he had to get back to Chicago Quick to do some Business, Eric complied, if he did not we would have lost Eric, It is a Cryin shame we lost anyone that night, RIP,.......

[@jimbob465]

I'd trade Clapton for stevie. Not even close.

[@estacadarocks3446]

@@jimbob465 Lol, I had to give you a Thumbs up for having the Balls to say it! I agree with you.

[@lynnanderson2761]

SRV is the ONLY celebrity that ever made me cry when he died. He was JUST getting started! He was always my favorite, even early days when he was Boo'd at a blues festival in Canada. I've disliked Canada ever since.

[@derrickwood1908]

Me to. I was in Ft Worth at the time. Born and raised. Late that night the local radio DJ had a moment of silence before signing off. He then played Texas Flood and I shit you not, it started raining and I started crying.

[@lynnanderson2761]

@@derrickwood1908 I was driving & heard it on the radio. Had to pull off the road, couldn't drive until I composed myself.

[@BarbButler]

💗 💖 💘 💝 💟

[@danimation777]

That wasn't Canada that was Switzerland man

[@lynnanderson2761]

@@danimation777 YOU'RE CORRECT! Thanks for the clarification!

[@stephenmalcik7388]

Everything he did was so effortless. Just sort of flowed out of him. Amazing.

[@reneemartin7644]

At times you can literally see Stevie soul transcend out of his body, the man is on another plane

[@TwistedSither]

There's no denying Stevie Ray's skill, when it comes to playing guitar. But, just listen to Tommy Shannon's bass.

[@andrewobrien6282]

Tommy set the pace. And straight killed it every time he played. Gotta be a superstar bass player to be SRV's bass player.

[@SueProv]

Yes. all of them and Reese Wynans solis when he came into Double Trouble was amazing

[@bodhisfattva7462]

i am a big fan of stu hamm :)

[@sharibryant458]

Outstanding bass player and drummer and they truly loved STEVIE that's why they played so well just following Stevie's lead. They are definitely over looked due to Stevie's unbelievable skills. Thank you for recognizing them💜💜💜

[@drew65sep]

Lol, yup...I've always wondered how humble the REST of the men and women are that get up and play with musical prodigies, regardless of instrument. I don't play any instrument, but I'd suppose I'd consider myself lucky if I were in such a position. But, those like Hendrix and SRV weren't prodigies, they were inventors doin stuff never done before. And yeah...we ARE all lucky. RIP my brothers.

[@shirleybuffington6420]

This one he draws you in and hypnotizes you and then blows your mind I love watching people discover Stevie and his music each video is a new experience.

[@terrybarton1604]

Stevie Ray was such a special guitarist so special, absolutely breathtaking at times. Definitely sits at the top table for sure.A wonderful musician ☘

[@brotherjim4875]

What's amazing is that he takes a very famous song from an Icon (Jimi) and makes it his own. That and the fact that he almost never even looks at his guitar. What Jimi did was so unique, that no one could do it justice. Along comes SRV (RIP) and salutes Jimi with a homage. True Craftsmanship. Thanks Mr. Video

[@shirleybuffington6420]

If you want to see him play like crazy and sing Check out either life without you live at the Capital Theater or Tin Pan Alley with Johnny Copeland that one is a class in the blues either one you will love and looking forward to your reaction to either one.

[@karolcline9079]

Jimi Hendrix plays and sing Little wings. I love the lyrics and song!

[@bobbyfan418]

I agree with Lenny being a must hear. Video or not, it's worth the time.

[@susanbenson4201]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ SRV is the master, watching him manipulate his guitar and take you with him on a journey, it's hypnotic, every note and tone washing through yourself body, you are now a follower, I bow to Stevie's unhinged talent 🤯🙏

[@amandapanda1010]

Becomes even more magical when you know the original lyrics💖 "Well she's walking through the clouds With a circus mind that's running round Butterflies and zebras and moonbeams And fairytales That's all she ever thinks about Riding with the wind When I'm sad she comes to me With a thousand smiles she gives to me free It's alright, she said, it's alright Take anything you want from me Anything Fly on, little wing" Perfection. Continuing with SRV, definitely recommend Lenny, Life Without You from the Capitol Theater in '85, Tin Pan Alley, Riviera Paradise, Dirty Pool has such a dope beat and is underrated imo...I mean I recommend anything and everything lol, it's not like you can go wrong with anything he did😌💜

[@woodywoodman2319]

Stevie and Jimi were Great Friends! Stevie is actually using Jimi Hendrix's custom made wha wha pedal! His family gave it to Stevie because he was the O ly one who could do justice to Jimis music! Aside from being such good friends! Another tid bit... Stevie had his whammy bar put on top like Jimi had his... even though Jimi actually played a right handed guitar left handed! RIP to those 2 Greatest guitarist ever! Randy Rhoads is included! Okay... Top three! The Best died young!

[@chrishowell199]

It's hard to find words when witnessing this level of talent. I can only think of a few others that were this one with their guitar.

[@rickl1401]

Out of HS my buddy was stationed down at Ft. Hood, not far from Austin. He reached out to me and told me he just saw the greatest guitar player in the world at a club in Texas. Within a year SRV blew up like crazy and everyone knew him. I saw him live 4 times including once with his brother. Sickest performances. My buddy got to see him b4 he was even famous. Im still jealous

[@SIXX2772]

Prime example of the Hendrix talent......this type- style of guitar playing was never done before Hendrix wrote it in1967....literally zero frame of reference ......check out the original...it has amazing lyrics by Jimi..the wah pedal he uses belonged to Hendrix..Hendrix estate gave it to SRV

[@Easy_Skanking]

Hendrix is the Originator. SRV is the Perpetrator. LOL

[@SIXX2772]

@@Easy_Skanking lol

[@BarbButler]

@@Easy_Skanking 💗 💖 💘 💝 💟

[@subzero308]

SRV got eveything from Hendrix... Srv is just a copy of jimi... Srv is cool but overrated.

[@subzero308]

@@Easy_Skanking exactly he's just a copy of HENDRIX id rather listen to the real thing not the copy.

[@johnjohnson3291]

The 🐐!!! IT"s ⚡Brilliant!! 🤝💖✌

[@MosaicRose99]

Would love to see your reaction to some songs that Stevie wrote himself like Pride and Joy, Riviera Paradise, Lenny as well as others.

[@sharibryant458]

You should check out ALBERT KING IN SESSION WITH STEVIE RAY VAUGHN doing "DON'T LIE TO ME " Albert was Stevie's godfather and they really admired each other. You will see it if you watch, you'll see Stevie's abilities to, he's never played that song but as Albert starts playing you'll see him pick up just by listening! It's a great session to watch 💜💜💜

[@baird5776mullet]

There'll NEVER be another brother like SRV.

[@SueProv]

Please play Life Without You written for his friend Charley Wirz.

[@reneemartin7644]

Any version of life without you is great when Stevie plays it but my favorite is the Capitol theater performance.

[@EJ-tm1fe]

Yep. That song is the best song I ever heard and saw of any concert anywhere!

[@burly20261]

Best song ever

[@conniehorton1981]

Yes!! Please play the Capitol Theatre version!!! Thanks!!!

[@SueProv]

@@conniehorton1981 Yes. That's exceptional.

[@SaltyNolan]

God bless Hendrix for existing.

[@joshritz7067]

Yeah. He was actually about to go into a second song called Third Stone that's another intense instrumental

[@BluenoserJo]

Guitarists of Stevie's otherworldly ability have mastered the techniques so perfectly, they don't have to think about what they're playing, they are actually speaking through their guitar. This is why they make the faces and shapes with their mouth, and often, if you pay attention, the mouth shape mimics the sound. A perfect example of this is at 04:01 when Stevie hits the wah pedal and we get a close-up of him, you can actually see his mouth silently say "wah wah wah wah". There's just so much to talk about when it comes to his playing, but I prefer to just get lost in the amazingness of it. 🎸😀 RIP Stevie 💔

[@shirleybuffington6420]

Been looking forward to your reaction to this video.

[@danielleknowlton7763]

Local blues band played Little Wing at my mother's funeral. She was a huge fan of Stevie and loved his music. We were surprised when they started singing the lyrics... but they were beautiful and impactful...

[@sa7828]

RIP SRV, for real. I remember exactly where I was when we heard on the radio he was in a helicopter crash. Gutted. And when you said “RIP SRV” in the video it hit home again. It’s cool he’s still getting the respect he obviously deserves. Thanks Mr. Video. ✌🏽

[@mmfruitveg]

The best I have ever seen...100% the BEST I HAVE EVER HEARD AND SEEN......THE GUITAR IS PART OF HIM!!!

[@miketeeveedub5779]

I remember in an interview Stevie said it was Jimi Hendrix that made him want to learn the guitar. It shows! SRV is one of the few guitarist that did Jimi justice. It's not just that he's technical, he has soul. His playing is so mesmerizing and emotional that it brings tears to the eyes. The world lost such a great musician that terrible day back in August 1990. RIP SRV. BTW - the one thing people may miss in this performance is Stevie uses a left hand bridge whammy bar on his Number #1 guitar. That's because Jimi had to use a right-handed bridge whammy bar because they didn't make one for left handed guitarist back in the 60s. That's how Stevie paid homage to Jimi's playing style. Now that's dedication to the craft!

[@emasalvadego]

That guitar smoked a cigarette after that segment.

[@emilyflotilla931]

🚬🚬🚬

[@redmeghixtape410]

A whole pack

[@stevew585]

The G.O.A.T...No Man was, or is this good, it's not possible!!!!

[@Jamesofbrass]

Stevie Ray Vaughan. And Albert king don’t lie to me

[@matimazzu11]

And born under a Bad sign!

[@Jamesofbrass]

Matias Mazzuferi yes

[@stevensands6552]

You said , I love you Stevie and I agreed. But this STEVE says I Love you to You . I never cried with laughter over your evaluation of Stevie V . You are the best and hope you do more of this man Stevie.

[@brankazivcec8681]

thank you, love your reaction of SRV

[@RMLtiger]

Notice he rarely even looks at the guitar. The soul, technicality, difficulty and stage presence is what makes him the G. O. A. T. !! Period! Checkout “Lenny” Live at El Mocambo!!

[@chrisdelibera3445]

Stevie played with such intensity, he was seen glueing his fingertips back on after the strings tore them off. No one will ever top this man

[@badpop987]

SRV paying tribute to another all time great! The respect is real.

[@JKM395]

I could listen to SRV play all day long. In fact, there have been days when I have.

[@BarbButler]

💗 💖 💘 💝 💟... I love all of your reactions... but esp. SRV & Jimi!! 💗 💖 💘 💝 💟 (I love it when you show the goosebumps on your arm!!!)

[@sharibryant458]

I personally believe STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN was just a very special Man with a God Gifted Talent that we are not meant to understand 💜 I've watched a lot of his documentaries and I've read articles about him and I think he knew from a very young age he was just meant to play the guitar. I read that as a little boy he slept with his guitar. He loved it so much. Very very few people are blessed like he was. To watch him and know how difficult he had his Guitar set up to play and to know he played with his fingertips literally glued back on!!!!! Just unreal. I LOVE STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN 💜 his life story is bone chilling. Thank you so much for your great SRV reactions much love to you brother 😘😘😘

[@marcuslacovara6982]

The thing about SRV is when he's playing it becomes and extension of his soul and body. He's amazing.

[@TigerRogersOfficial]

I love how right after you talk about him adjusting strings, knobs, picks, etc. while playing, he immediately goes and starts adjusting his amp while playing

[@brentwunderlich4634]

The way he plays is not just something you learn, its from the inside for sure. All the emotion just flowing when he plays. Its an extension of himself basically. He doesnt think about it. He just does it

[@dianelindquist9796]

No matter what I'm doing, when this comes on the radio I still crank it up, stop and listen, my favorite song by him.

[@Teresia12]

SRV has been known to play past what was to be the end of the concert. He has played so long that his callouses were coming off his fingers. He went back stage and found super glue and glued his callouses back on and continued to play. If a man has ever looked at a woman the way he looks while playing his guitar she would be the luckiest woman ever.

[@Donnagilbert6497]

He asked me if I had any super glue after a concert. I know I looked at him like he was crazy, then he explained. He was so humble and kind. I miss him.❤️Donna G

[@jarrydsavage7547]

Stevie truly was one of a kind, get chills every time I listen to him. Gone to soon but what a legacy, such a special guitarist

[@jenniferbraun8530]

OMG.....I’m so glad you get it. The guitar it a literal extension on his body & soul. Can I get an “AMEN”

[@sherryheim5504]

This is a Jimi Hendrix song and SRV kills it. Jimi did this song so well also. I miss both of them, their music was so good. Eric Clapton has called SRV the best guitar player in the world, he also gave that honor to Prince after SRV passed. SRV makes his guitar talk, outstanding! Don't be such a rookie, Mr. V., you gotta learn to let SRV go and deal with the stimulation overload. Clapton said SRV was a channeled guitar player who never made mistakes or got lost. That is high praise coming from the most technical of all guitar players. He is switching or making adjustments to his amps, adding fuzz tone.

[@stevebryant6483]

This one is my favorite of all the SRV performances out there on video. This guy knows exactly what to do to get the exact sound he wants. Amazing.

[@chriscarr1659]

YESSSSSS SRV🎸 Theeee Greatest of ALL time 💯💯

[@TheOneinamillion1]

Stevie didn't play music, Stevie was music. When people say that musicians made their guitar sing that was Stevie every song.

[@scottmangrum7390]

I live in the Austin TX area and I know people who knew SRV. They've said he was such a sweet person, humble etc but was also head strong in a way. We miss you Stevie!!!!

[@davidbentley145]

Stevie in charge...The Captain definitley will get his passengers everyone to guitar heaven ...no doubt....Ty brother

[@misspattifromcali.6955]

It's so hard to watch you and him at the same time!!! He's incredible!!! RIP.. SRV

[@brandon8217]

After many years listening to all sorts of genres..Stevie ray is the only one that instantly gives me the stank face. Just insane.

[@mikedillingham462]

And to think , he's only 27 here. The Greatest of All Time ! RIP brother , you are missed everyday !

[@51Lorie]

For him, that came as natural as breathing.

[@leighafrench]

Been patiently waiting for this one... 🤩🥰🤩🥰🤩

[@conniehorton1981]

I love the Copeland version of Tin Pan Ally, but Tin Pan the Tokyo concert is beyond words. He literally makes the guitar tell the story. You may be speechless after watching that version. Plus I love his red hat lol

[@timtomlinson5806]

I know I've said this before my brother, but Stevie Ray was 10 years older than me, and at 26, I could not have known, standing next to him playing that Stratocaster, breathing the same oxygen as him, how blessed I was!

[@malibu1939]

SRV is my #1!!!!! That was ridiculous!!!! LOVED IT

[@StoneMalone]

The only guy to really channel Jimi on these tunes! I wish Jimi was still here He'd Love Stevie!

[@kimberlynoel1981]

This has been my favorite song for many many years. Still gives me goosebumps.

[@mommamak6164]

For those who don't know the lyrics that Mr. Vaughan so magnificently plays on his guitar: Well she's walking, through the clouds With a circus mind that's running round Butterflies and zebras And moonbeams And-a, fairytales That's all she ever thinks about Riding with the wind When I'm sad, she comes to me With a thousand smiles she gives to me free It's alright, she said, it's alright Take anything you want from me Anything, anything Fly on, little wing

[@markotto9855]

It's damn hard taking your eyes off that man when he played. So blessed!

[@trianafoxwood7525]

SRV playing another Jimi Hendrix song.

[@shellybay817]

this is one of my favorites! that guitar is sangin! he can make that guitar talk.....he IS the GOAT!

[@catherinelynnfraser2001]

SRV took Hendrix to another level. He made us all understand but he also made it his own.

[@mikebetts2046]

I imagine that SRV knew every single possible sound that a guitar could make and just how to do it. And then in real time could bring all of that ability out with perfect timing and execution.

[@rhwinner]

Amazingly, this was the first time he'd ever picked up a guitar. Just a natural....

[@TexasMagnolia]

So beautiful...that’s what makes him the best.

[@timmadden5004]

I was fortunate to see him many times. A spiritual experience for me each and every time. God takes the great ones way too soon

[@jessicajohnson1430]

This man would play so much, that once his calluses would peel off while jamming, he would superglue them back on to continue playing. There will never be another SRV.

[@CanadianGrown]

My favourite is always watching the band struggle to keep up😂👍👍

[@J_Gamble]

❤️ This song kills me. It's my favorite for road trips through the redwoods. It puts you in a trance. ❤️

[@brookiebrooke3813]

Stevie & his guitar became one. Plain & simple.

[@sammack1564]

Jimi & Stevie were one with their music and guitar. The music just flowed out of them and anyone lucky enough to see them were blessed to witness the greatness. I got to see SRV once in 1987. I wish I wasn't so drunk and high to dull my memories of it...but anyway

[@garyperry9360]

Brother when I was coming up in the early 80s... stevie was the man to replicate..... I was just happy to keep up when I was learning to play guitar

[@Spellfork]

You should react to the originals of the SRV songs you've listen to. Little Wing and Voodoo Child, I mean Jimi Wrote them and even though SRV's playing is godlike they are still technically covers.

[@thecal169]

Yep

[@claytonpaul4259]

It's like led zeppelin, most of their songs were old blues covers by black folks long dead but nobody really cares lol. Have some got dammed respect I say! SRV played these songs to honor Jimi, then decades later people stumbling on to it have no context or understanding and stevie gets all the credit? I love stevie but nobody can Jimi like Jimi. Stevie did a great job of picking out the epic part of the song and expanding on it. But Jimi wrote it and recorded it in a single day as an after thought iirc. One of his greatest masterpieces he just said, hey I want to run through this thing. Lol that is true genius. as art on its own the single climax in the song is so fitting with the idea of the fleeting perfect woman in Jimi's short life, where as stevie's version of super satisfying climaxes drives home what was only teased in the original, because stevie don't give a fuck, stevie gonna play right to the core of the song like no one else could.

[@liatus1146]

He gave this comment a like but I'm pretty sure he'll still make comparisons.

[@lorettapowell3533]

Here's a gem, try out Gordon Lightfoot- "SUNDOWN...you'd better take care"

[@blackbird8900]

One on the best, would love to see Mr. Video’s reaction,

[@Ottawajames]

If you could read my mind, Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald (based on real life events) and Canadian Railroad Trilogy (also based on historical facts) are also great songs.

[@blackbird8900]

Ottawajames I would go crazy to see Mr. Video’s reaction to the Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald. So moving. Gordon Lightfoot is a living legend, I could go seriously deep on my requests for him. Side note: I lived in Ottawa for a couple years. 🇨🇦

[@irishgrl]

Agreed! The hardest thing to do is know where to pause! I love your Stevie reactions ❤️

[@KirbStomp2202]

SRV and Hendrix both spoke through their guitars such an awesome experience to listen to this great sound!

[@mamaperdition9708]

Amazing to watch Amazing to hear he played with his whole heart and soul great reaction can't wait until you listen to SRV and Johnny Copeland "Tin Pan Alley"

[@marshallguerra1353]

RIP. SRV. Effortlessly playing the guitar 🎸

[@nancyschisler7164]

I think when he plays he goes into another world then remembers, oh crap I'm doing a concert. Raw talent!!

[@brendataylor3075]

Thanks for opening your eyes and ears to a different kind of music.

[@vickielewis2336]

Best. Guitar. Player. Ever!!!

[@terryschleicher8511]

Check out the recorded version of this song. Stevie used an old tube amp and with headphones on you can hear the tubes buzzing.