Stevie Ray Vaughan - Life Without You | REACTION

Stevie Ray Vaughan - Life Without You | REACTION
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Stevie Ray Vaughan - Life Without You | REACTION
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[@williamcabell142]

He is, and will always be the GOAT! That isn’t Hyperbole, that’s Gospel! In 85 I was raising my five year old daughter, and awaiting the birth of my son! P.S. fastest gun in Texas!

[@SimplyTwoDudes]

That's beautiful to hear William! Hopefully, I can start my own family some day! 😊. I do hope all is well with you & your family! - Andy

[@Donnagilbert6497]

Stevie passed in 1990 at 35. He was 4 years clean and sober, and HAPPY. He was humble as he was talented. Stevie was self taught and could not read a note. It was ALL feel. We did not have enough time in our growing friendship, but I was blessed to have the time we did❤️Donna G

[@SimplyTwoDudes]

We appreciate the information Michael!

[@claireburling8547]

Watching this with tears streaming, as usual. What a beautiful soul who cared. I'll never stop missing Stevie and the incredible way he gave his all thru his music, preaching brotherly love. Because he knew that is only way the human race is gonna survive. Who knows where Stevie came from, but it certainly wasn't by accident. He was born to play guitar and nothing else, except of course to spread the word. Born in Texas on Oct.3rd, 1954 and was killed in that horrible helicopter crash Aug.27, 1990 at 35 yrs. young. There will never be another Stevie Ray. When people say his name, they need say nothing more. So happy and grateful that generations of people are discovering him and his amazing alien talent. Also what a blessing he was to this world, and sadly left us at the height of his enlightenment and new found happiness. How much more he could have given !! RIP, King SRV. We still hear you, and will never ever forget you and all the love you passed our way. Fly on, fly on...🌠 Absolutely a great reaction, deserving of a standing ovation and wonderful commentary and appreciation of the man and the band! ☮️to all.

[@vomhausmann]

Big Yes...beautifully put!

[@douglasgish4467]

Thanks for the kind words about Stevie. I was able to see him live twice. The first time I was maybe 20 feet away from him. The second time was his last performance. The night he died. I feel blessed that I was able to be one of the last ones to see him before He left us. I think he was 36 when he died. The last song he played was "Sweet Home Chicago". It's on KZbin if anyone is interested. There were solos by Stevie, brother Jimmie, Eric Clapton, Buddy Guy, and Robert Cray.

[@SimplyTwoDudes]

Of course Stevie is and will always be a legend !

[@joewhipple6259]

Srv died in 1990 he was 35 he has some other great songs you will enjoy from same capital theater couldn't stand the weather also ain't gone n give up on love and testify love your reactions

[@SimplyTwoDudes]

Thanks Joe! We appreciate your message.

[@joe2299]

If that performance doesn’t touch you, you might not have a soul. One of my favorites all time. Perfection from beginning to end. You feel his energy while you listen, even 37 years later. Now that’s; an artist.

[@SimplyTwoDudes]

😮 & here I was thinking I didn’t have a soul lol! You’re absolutely right though it is a masterpiece. 🙌🏽🔥❤️

[@Jeffbambam]

Men ,I appreciate you ,thanks for listening to my all time hero of music. He was a champion of just treating people right ,being kind and unity . When he played he became one with the guitar, he put everything he had in each lick ,pick and bend of the strings .he cared that people were getting entertained by his passion for music ✌

[@SimplyTwoDudes]

He was just something else 🔥🔥

[@marymargaretmoore9034]

Stevie even kept playing after he lost his tooth. Thank you for your words, Andy! ❤

[@SimplyTwoDudes]

yeah thats just incredible and your welcome ! 🤗 ❤️ - Andy

[@i43pammy30]

I don't know how I have never heard him play this! Uggh...beautiful

[@antarcticorb9197]

You got it brother, Stevie reached a ton of people, and it's great to see his impact reaching through the years to younger people, but that's the beauty of art and music. Stevie was 35 when he passed in 1990. Yes, Stevie was from Texas. And Stevie had natural talent, but he put a shitload of hours into his craft, so yes, he practiced.

[@SimplyTwoDudes]

His stage presence, his performance, his heart and mind says it all! Shows how much he put into his craft. He will forever be a legend in my eyes! i appreciate you all for sharing Stevie Ray Vaughan's life with us. - Andy

[@sylviapotter6328]

It is amazing that Stevie Ray Vaughan had such a beautiful loving soul considering he was raised in a very abusive home with an abusive alcoholic father who beat Stevie Ray all the time, the story was told by Stevie Ray's older brother Jimmy Vaughan who is a great guitarist In his own right and had a band called The Fabulous Thunderbirds. Stevie Ray said he started drinking at around 7 or 8 yrs old so coming from an abusive home myself by a mother that told me she never wanted me and lock me in a cold dark basement and beat me with a board with nails in it so I understand why Stevie Ray like I turned to drugs and alcohol. His basses Tommy Shannon said Stevie Ray cried out to God for help went into rehab and overcame his demons and helped alot of people including his brother Jimmy get clean. I love that he's actually quoting from the Bible when he talks about being brothers and sisters and loving others like we love ourselves. Stevie Ray Vaughan will always be the GOAT

[@conniehorton1981]

Thank you Thank you Thank you!!! I was so hoping when I requested this, y’all would be able to fit it in. Today and tomorrow are such somber days for SRV fans. Your reaction was perfect!!! And made me smile❤️. Y’all are the best ever!!!

[@SimplyTwoDudes]

Thank you Connie! For letting us know of his anniversary and for providing us with the perfect song/performance for the occasion. We're happy to hear we were able to provide smiles! Your message means everything to us! 😊❤

[@harrietmiller3982]

Thanks Connie for the best suggestion and we all got to witness the impact it had✌️💙

[@conniehorton1981]

@@harrietmiller3982 Im not sure you’ve seen this channel before, but I knew you would enjoy these guys reacting to SRV!!!

[@harrietmiller3982]

@@conniehorton1981 yes Connie I always check for first timers cuz they are so fun to watch their faces get peeled back and their eyes widen and most are never the same. But I had not yet seen your requested one but they sure did take your suggestion to heart💙. I was really glad to take your advice and go watch them✌️💙

[@harrietmiller3982]

@@conniehorton1981 let me return the favor and post a link to a brand new reactor. This is to just his third reaction. Such a nice kid with great appreciation for good music‼️enjoy✌️💙 kzbin.info/www/bejne/fH_Gk6mteN-HldU

[@deborahhalbert3372]

First, now you know why we love this man so. It’s not just the playing or the vocals, but what was in his heart. Second, you really have to react to “Tin Pan Alley” live w/Johnny Copeland. Of course the playing is out of this world but, the vocals and storytelling are just unbelievable. Will show you yet another side. Thx

[@SimplyTwoDudes]

Thank you Deborah! 😊

[@Real_LiamOBryan]

@@SimplyTwoDudes Yes, Tin Pan Alley w/ Johnny Copeland is the next must. Then, I think the next must is this exact performance of Riviera Paradise: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZTCaYmLgZqdodU That will give a an even different flavor of Stevie, showing you his true range, and an awesome piano solo by Reese Wynans, too.

[@brendacassanova7048]

He's my fave of all time!! Just an interesting side note to this particular performance. Ask he was picking with his teeth, one of his teeth came out (you can actually see him mouth the words " I lost my tooth). He picks it up off the floor! LOl. But he didn't stop playing!!! What a guy!!!

[@vincentvancraig]

im only 46 yrs old, but it is such a joy to see the younger ppl apprecitate this great music, ----- a decade ago, before youtube reactions, i thought all hope was lost, becuase it seems like a lot of kids now just listen to computers making music, computers that go "beep, beep, bloop, bleep, blop" with a lot of bass and techno snare hits added.....idk, the older music had so much soul, and heart and humanity, and this reaction (like pretty much all ive seen to this song/performance, for obvious reasons), is just again, such a joy, it gives me hope, ---- the llok on you guys' faces saie it all. i have nothing against modern stuff, like i have nothing against most worthy art, but, the stuff of the oast shouls just never be forgotten, as this performance proves, multiplied by a trillion----- F yeah, i saw u guys's "texas flood" reaction the other week becuz i often binge srv, and beatles, the police (sting's old band), peter gabriel, amd nirvana reactions, amd in the blur of the happiness they usually give me, i sometimes forget to subscribe, but this time, with this reaction, i did subscribe now; really, really, beautiful stuff, hell yeah, keep rocking u guys, and , idk, F yeah

[@SimplyTwoDudes]

We love the beep beep boop boop music lol. Sometimes Leo creates that type of music, but we completely understand what you mean & where you’re coming from. Music hasn’t been the same for a long time. We can tell how much love & heart goes into all these songs and performances. We appreciate the past and everything we’ve encountered on this journey. We appreciate the love & support! Thank you for hanging out with us and watching our reactions ♥️

[@cocobeachvillage4310]

Thanks for another awesome SRV reaction. I feel very lucky to have seen SRV and Double Trouble one time live at a Cali Jazz Festival when I was very young. Thanks to YT, I’ve discovered so much more of his live performances. This is my fav of him. He played with all his heart, with so much soul, a GOAT and yet down to earth and so very humble. Always loved and most certainly never forgotten. We miss you SRV. ✌🏼💜

[@susieq6212]

SRV, R.I.P He is in Heaven, God gave him that gift for us to enjoy, even if it was for a short time, he left his mark on us all.

[@cathymcmahen271]

He was born in Dallas and lived may years in Austin TX. Those of us who were alive at the time were lucky enough to see him play at clubs around Texas before he became famous. I, my husband, my friends--we were young at the time, and this music was a big part of our lives--still is. Thank you for doing this on the day before the anniversary of his death. It means a lot to many of us. And thanks for the great reaction. Love ya'll!! Stay safe.

[@SimplyTwoDudes]

So lucky Cathy!!! Always cherish those memories! & we felt like it was only right to honor him and everything’s he’s achieved in his life. We love you too!!! ☺️♥️

[@amaterasuodera]

Great reaction, He passed away at 35, he was 30 in this Video. He was from Austin Texas

[@SimplyTwoDudes]

Thanks for the info Chukwudera 🙌🏽🔥♥️

[@joestroud1731]

Listen to his speech during this song on the live show in New Orleans jazz fest. It gets really deep.

[@pamelajohnson6199]

My favorite SRV~RIP

[@darkomtobia]

SRV is so great that it's hard to explain. The depth of his skill is the type where he could literally sit down, pick up a guitar and do this stuff ALL DAY. We're all brothers and sisters, whether we like it or not. When we hurt others, we hurt our family.

[@SimplyTwoDudes]

I can definitely picture him playing guitar all day! & You're absolutely right about us all being family. 😊❤

[@duanedavis2935]

I saw him live the the first time in1984 and I'm STILL not over it !!!

[@kevinanderson1158]

He was 35 when he passed in 1990. I was blessed to have seen him twice.

[@mik9124]

One of a kind Performance

[@shirleybuffington6420]

What he was saying is they way he really felt he was so kind hearted and would help anyone out that he could if they needed any help wether it be money or what he would help he may have been famous but he never let it go too his head

[@SimplyTwoDudes]

As it should be Shirley! We need to remain humble and help others in need. However possible ❤

[@shirleybuffington6420]

@@SimplyTwoDudes I agree I wish more stars was like he was

[@patriciab825]

Love that you gave him that little standing ovation!!! Deserved!!!

[@kathyyoung9539]

STEVIE WAS THE GREATEST! I was ther with my brother in 1985. I WAS WITH MY BROTHER RIGHT UP TILL THE END.❤❤❤. I WILL BE WITH HIM 4EVER❤❤❤❤.

[@SimplyTwoDudes]

wow ❤️❤️❤️

[@kathyyoung9539]

Thank's yall. Peace and Lovr to ya'll. From Kiya Lynn Vaughan

[@kathyyoung9539]

Hit the wrong button. Sorry. As i was typein'. Peace and Love to ya'll alway's. Kiya Lynn Vaughan. The story's I could tell. One day soon. 🎶🎵

[@bh1264]

Stevie Ray Vaughan was born in 1954.He died in a helicopter crash leaving a concert in Alpine Valley, Wisconsin in 1990. R.I.P. SRV💞

[@onthatdirtroad]

What a performer! Red guitar had a bad tuner so he swapped to the white guitar that wasn't set up for this song. While he could he changed all of his pedal and amp settings. The red guitar was Lenny and had heavy strings and the white one had thinner strings so they couldn't get out of the key they started in. SRV got everything pretty good and was in the pocket and decided to channel Hendrix by playing w/ his teeth. He lost a tooth! Now, I'm guessing it was a cap or a bridge because blood isn't seen. So, you can see him mouthing that he lost his tooth and then he smiles to show it. Regardless, he runs the song just a little short and then the video stops as he starts talking about what happened. I think his tech guy found the tooth but I'm thinking that he didn't come back for the second encore that he would have. He did this song at all of his shows back then. RIP SRV THE GOAT

[@SimplyTwoDudes]

Wow, what a story! Stevie Ray Vaughan's dedication to his performance, even in the face of technical difficulties and unexpected mishaps, truly speaks to his professionalism and passion for music. Losing a tooth while channeling Hendrix with a teeth-playing move is definitely a memorable moment. It's a testament to his legendary status that he could still deliver an incredible performance despite the challenges. Rest in peace, SRV, the GOAT indeed. 🎸🔥

[@vincentvancraig]

he was about 35 when he died in a helicopter crash leaving a show with eric calpton, buddy guy, robert cray, and many other blues legends, in 1990, he'd been sober for four years ----- he had a superhumanly awful alcohol (whiskey) problem, and a superhumanly awful cocaine problem, but he hit a really bad rock-bottom in late 1985, or sometime in 1986, and was dead-on, 1000% sober for the last 4 years of his life, ----he joined AA, and helped a LOT of people get sober, normal , everyday people he met at the meetings who became his friendsm(some knew who he was, some (older ppl) didnt), he wasnt a famous person there, he was just another guy trying to stay clean...he helped a lot of people because he was such a buddha-like, caring, such a real, down to earth dude---- his face would light up in the later years when would express wanting to get sober, and he did all he could to help.....amazing dude; he has an epic speech thats on youtube, in full, his AA speech, its about a half hour, 45 minutes long, where he just tells his story; and its so gnarly, and heartfelt, (as if his music wasnt enuf), that speech alone to this day has helped tons of people get clean, and continues to----- helluva dude...that speech in the middle of this songs makes his work to help fellow addicts get sober just a no-brainer, like "of course he'd do that"------ anyway, in this video, he was about 29 years old, and was drinking about 2 bottles of whiskey a day, and doing just piles and piles, and piles of cocaine, he'd mix powdered cocaine into a glass of whiskey, and would wake up drinking with that conconction....within a few months of this performance, hed have the physical/medical (a massive, life threatening, bleeding ulcer, the physiology/anatomy of his stomach was barely being held together , and he collapsed on that 85/'86 tour), and he had a mental breakdown (he was getting on the tour bus one morning, and went to say hi to his bass player, tommy shannon, , and stevie just broke down in tears crying) ...that would lead him to sobriety, he ended up in the hospital for a good while, and was detoxed there; he capitalized on that incident, and got off all the booze and drugs---- the rest is history.....epic sh#t

[@vincentvancraig]

idk why that crossed out....i guess cuzza the hyphens...if u cant see it, it says "he joined AA, and helped a LOT of people get sober, normal, everyday people he met at the meetings who became his friends (some knew who he was, some (older people) didnt), he wasnt a famous person there, he was just another guy trying to stay clean....he helped a lot of people becuase he was such a genuine,,buddha-like, caring , real deal, down to earth dude" .....he never subscribed to the celebrity thing....its like he didmcuz he had to,,becuase be could, and wanted to contribute to the history of blues music, the music he loved

[@SimplyTwoDudes]

Thanks Vincent! That’s an incredible story. It’s mind blowing how on stage people can be one way behind the scene they can be going through so much. It blows my mind how many talented people get on alcohol or drug addictions. It’s awesome to hear him over come his addictions and yet still sad to know he’s gone 🥺♥️

[@dalejohnson4256]

Love it! Love your reactions. TOTALLY agree with everything you said.

[@SimplyTwoDudes]

Thank you so much! appreciate it ❤️

[@talmadgebarkley7723]

I was listening to Stevie Ray and the Vaughn brothers also, check out his cover of taxman, and pride and joy. they will make you glad to be alive, with good hearing! RIP SRV

[@subversivelysurreal3645]

I’m not sure what massacre in South Africa he was referencing, because there were SO many in Apartheid South Africa in 1985. SRV was an enormously generous person to everyone he knew in his real life. See him on tv with Albert King, he’s got an incredible personal story. Did you notice the guitar change initially?

[@johnroop9625]

Playing around was part of his playing! He was a guitar athlete!!!

[@SimplyTwoDudes]

Guitar athlete lol! That’s the first time I ever heard that 😂. That’s a cool way to put it John!

[@chica9781]

Getting married in ‘ 85. Saw SRV in ‘83, amazing!

[@SimplyTwoDudes]

Wow what a time !

[@johnalbert7526]

Love your vibe brother ! Stevie was a gift to us, lost to us way too soon. He had his personal demons, but was always a decent human being to the core in addition to being the GOAT !

[@SimplyTwoDudes]

Just like all of us ! sad that he left us so soon! but he music will always live on !

[@susieq6212]

He actually busted his tooth, you can lipread him telling the guy who swapped out guitar...and he was laughing, what a great smile!

[@local631]

my 16th Birthday 2nd row center stage at this very concert.. he lost his tooth on this song t6he last song of the first set and they came back on stage a few minutes later and played 4 more songs.. this was the 2nd time i seen him out of 6

[@SimplyTwoDudes]

That’s awesome!!! Quite the experience huh?! Definitely something to cherish forever fam!

[@Jeffbambam]

Most people totally miss the fact he broke a string on the red guitar and swapped mid song and tuned while playing, also the broken tooth from playing with his teeth .

[@lathedauphinot6820]

In 1985? I was going to the University Of Texas at Austin and watching Stevie play whenever I could. I was lucky.

[@subversivelysurreal3645]

SRV was born October 3, 1954, and he died at age 35, in August of 1990. He was only 30 in this video.

[@johnroop9625]

You did this video almost 32 yrs to the day since he died! "Mary had a little lamb",LIVE Austin City Limits, 1989.

[@SimplyTwoDudes]

Wow 😢

[@kierstenridgway4634]

You gotta love that seamless guitar change. Didn't miss a beat. ❤️❤️❤️✌️

[@SimplyTwoDudes]

We definitely missed it lol! Had to rewatch it again just to catch it lol! ❤

[@charleneoconnor2764]

RIP SRV...I was newly divorced in 1985, and was raising two little girls, and music was big at our house 😊 l Love your reactions to the music, guys! Try some Allman Brothers sometime... "Eat A Peach"... not a bad track in the lot! Enjoy!

[@barrymccann6782]

Chills, god what a loss!

[@SimplyTwoDudes]

Indeed! 😔😞

[@axeheke]

Bro I'm glad you woke up to SRV now. And if you want to see his greatest masterpiece, then watch him playing Riviera Paradise live in Austin Texas concert. You must react to it as you watch it please bro coz its mind blowing good. But get the vevo version thats on KZbin please. Thank me later. 😆

[@SimplyTwoDudes]

Haha okay !

[@leegoldsmith8395]

The music we have missed since his passing , hurts

[@SimplyTwoDudes]

True, Lee. I do have to give credit to the internet for being able to allow me to experience these memories with you all. To think I’ve been around for 32yrs and this is the first year I’ve heard of SRV! I’m glad I didn’t miss out from this incredible experience.

[@leegoldsmith8395]

@@SimplyTwoDudes yes I was very lucky to have seen him twice in the 80s in Sydney Australia

[@mamaflush9945]

To my way of thinking, it's not really fair to try and compare SRV to any other GOAT guitarists. Because we had him for such a short period of time. We lost SRV to a helicopter crash after leaving a venue in Alpine Valley Resort in East Troy, Wisconsin. He was only 35 yrs. old, and he was in the prime of his career, and just started to gain the recognition he deserved. To compare him to GOAT's that had a full life and career isn't quite fair. And as an example of his dedication to playing the guitar and becoming great, I read he used to super glue the calluses back onto his fingers, so he could continue to play. [That's Dedication!] Here's another live performance to check out, if interested "Stevie Ray Vaughan - Tin Pan Alley (With Johnny Copeland)" You most certainly are correct... they'll never be another SRV, he was humble and kind but mostly he cared about others, and he wanted to see everyone treated equally. RIP🔥💔🎸💖✌🎶

[@SimplyTwoDudes]

Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts with us MaMaFlush! 😊❤

[@johnroop9625]

Stevie was buried 32 years ago today,8-31-1990.Died in helicopter crash 8-27-90.

[@SimplyTwoDudes]

😭😥

[@johnroop9625]

Gotta do "Voodoo Child",live Austin City Limits, 1989!

[@SimplyTwoDudes]

👍🏻👍🏻

[@subversivelysurreal3645]

You weren’t even a twinkle in your father’s eye in 1985. React to SRV with guest Johnny Copeland at Montreax 1985. *You’ll see what an open channel SRV was* (If you’re interested in what he wrote, listen to Scuttlebuttin’…it’s short.)

[@bella-xp7qd]

Did anyone notice he started with a red guitar 🎸 and the smooth change to a white guitar. He also changes guitar in Look Little Sister because of broken string. Did anyone notice he lost a tooth, he kept looking for it and smiles says to someone off stage and mouths the words I lost a tooth sorry.

[@kylesage-clontz]

Stevie Ray Vaughan had a horribly tragic life. He struggled with drug and alcohol addiction starting in his early teens and continuing for most of his life. After a close call with a cocaine overdose onstage, a friend admonished him that he "wouldn't live to see 40" and he went into rehab, got clean, and never touched drugs or booze ever again. In 1990, after three years of sobriety, he was killed in a helicopter crash at the age of 36.

[@thatsmyassbrostop]

When he played with his mouth he broke his tooth. You can see him say “my tooth” and look down for it

[@SimplyTwoDudes]

Meanwhile absolutely shredding a guitar 🤯😂

[@pennyvannatta9718]

Graduating high school. My fave SRV song

[@SimplyTwoDudes]

🔥🔥

[@vomhausmann]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@ericmcdonough8193]

At 10:33 he says “I lost my tooth” and then afterwards “it’s gone”

[@SimplyTwoDudes]

🤯🤯

[@kathyyoung9539]

I was there in 85.

[@SimplyTwoDudes]

Must have been an incredible experience?

[@iampapa318]

In 1985 I was serving a tour in Korea, Army!!!

[@kathyyoung9539]

I was there. He's MY BROTHER.

[@Sometimes-even-lyrical]

Where in '85? Waiting for my chance on earth.

[@SimplyTwoDudes]

Ahaha! Love the response! We hope you took that chance and drained it for everything it's got so far lol!

[@Sometimes-even-lyrical]

@@SimplyTwoDudes Thanks for the reply. New subscriber. Really enjoyed your reactions. Will check out what you two dudes have been up to. I'm a massive SRV & Double Trouble fan after discovering them during the pandemic, but enjoy a lot of different artists, bands, music eras, and genres. Springsteen, Tom Jones, The Warning, Smokey Robinson, Gabriel Henrique, Boz Skaggs, Bob Marley, Albert King, John Farnham, AC/DC, Rush, Dire Straits, early Bee Gees, Stevie Wonder, and so many more.... Don't miss the fierce "Leave My Girl Alone" performed by SRV in Austin... And his smooth "Look At Little Sister," also at Austin. He and the band have some great music videos also to consider for reactions. My favorite is "Superstition," which is quite clever. Stevie Wonder loved SRV's playing and had him and the band record their cover of his song in his own home studio, and even appeared in a cameo at the end of their music video for "Superstition"! If you don't know Tom Jones from his early days, consider listening to him doing the solo "I Who Have Nothing" from his TV show This Is Tom Jones, which ran from 1969 through 1971, his duet with Janis Joplin, "Raise Your Hand," also from his show, or his "I'll Never Fall In Love Again" from 1967 on The Dusty Springfield Show. He and John Farnham rocked a cover of AC/DC's "It's A Long Way To The Top [If You Want To Rock And Roll]." Also, another you might consider reacting to is Tom's music video "If I Only Knew," or his acclaimed cover of Bob Dylan's "One More Cup of Coffee." The latter song, released as a single, was also on Tom's 2021 album that shot to No.1 on the UK album charts. The man is amazing. And there is impromptu singing Tom does on The Voice UK, where he is a judge and coach. There is a compilation video you can see of some of those moments, or watch, for example an off-the-cuff "Cry To Me" on that show. 82 years old and Tom still has that powerful, rich, incredible voice and charisma he's shown for decades!

[@shirleybuffington6420]

Stevie wrote this song in honor of his good friend Charlie who had passed away from a heart attack he was also Stevie’s guitar guy and the white guitar he finished the song with it name was Charlie

[@SimplyTwoDudes]

Stevie turned out to be an incredible friend and always carried Charlie around with him even if it was just in spirit. That's awesome!

[@FloridaManRacer]

Just for some perspective on that speech. He references "The Mother country, down south." He was speaking of Apartheid in South Africa. The man had his personal battles with drugs, but he loved people. And it resonated so clearly in that speech and the others he gave during this song in other concert performances. SRV wasn't just a top notch musician, he was a top notch human being, and we were robbed of so much he could've shared when that helicopter crashed.

[@SimplyTwoDudes]

Thanks for all the information Cny!

[@susieq6212]

I became a Texan!

[@kathyyoung9539]

He's NOT 1 OF HE IS THE GREATEST GUITAR PLAYER EVER ON THE FACE OF THE PLANET. BAR NONE ❤❤❤❤

[@robertvien5693]

Of course Steve da goat... check out "Simon and G funk" "Bridge over troubled water"

[@jackklos]

There are several versions of Stevie doing this song on KZbin. Each has a different message about drugs, going to the party, etc. Do yourself a favor and search out these different messages.

[@SimplyTwoDudes]

We Will ❤️

[@joewhipple6259]

Don't know if you will get this comment it would be totally different have never seen a reactor do this leo and andy your reaction to this is great but could you do a reaction of your reaction to this video giving your thoughts of what you were experiencing watching this it would be great just an idea if you do promote it so people will tune in thank you

[@burly20261]

Zakk wylde is in stevie's world may I suggest in this river by black label society live please stevie is one of the best guitarist in my opinion zakk a close second

[@SimplyTwoDudes]

I feel like I've heard the name Zakk Wylde before. Thanks Robert! 😬🔥

[@robertvien5693]

He was 35 when he got killed but he had an older soul

[@R8drdave]

You notice the guitar switch at the beginning?

[@robertvien5693]

Did you see him break a string near the beginning and change guitars?

[@susieq6212]

SRV....SO sexy!

[@shatner99]

Like a hockey player SRV was-lose a tooth, keep playing.

[@SimplyTwoDudes]

Ahaha true that! Incredible!

[@shatner99]

Now I sub, thanks for reply.

[@michaelbrewer2238]

He passed at the age of 35 do to a helicopter crash

[@saorsa5]

Not one of the greatest . He is the GOAT

[@SimplyTwoDudes]

Absolutely, no question about it! He's not just one of the greatest; he's the GOAT, the absolute best of all time!

[@Sebastian-dx2xg]

He lost a tooth playing

[@SimplyTwoDudes]

Yeah thats crazy ❤️

[@joeguzman3349]

Goodbye tooth

[@tammyphxaz]

lost a tooth playing with his teeth, spends the rest of the song looking the floor for it,,read his lips as he tells someone off stage "i lost a tooth",,,"its gone",,,,,,,

[@SimplyTwoDudes]

he's just something 👀 i would've lost my tooth i doubt i would've kept of performing lmao especially like that, Shout out to Stevie - Leo