Songwriter Reacts to Stevie Ray Vaughan - Voodoo Child (HE WAS BORN FOR THIS!)

[@melanieredfield9736]

Wow...the glitching...this will freak you out but I saw an interview with his drummer Chris Layton, and bassist Tommy Shannon. There was a short segment titled "Stevie and Electricity". Layton said he thought Stevie had a strange effect on electrical current because he would get shocked from a mic that others touched without a problem, or would blow equipment with no apparent cause. It happened very often. When you said maybe his energy/spirit was causing the glitching, that's what I was thinking!

[@NAIATHEDRAGON]

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[@xenoscoot]

He was deeply involved in new age spirituality and Conjure. There are pics of mojo bags he made for Stevie Wonder among many others. He dreamed of his own death the night before he died. Told folks he was at his own funeral. Told ppl after he got clean off drugs and alcohol, he was on borrowed time. He KNEW he wasn't going to grow old. Said he gave his best everytime because he never knew if it was his last. Also, as an aside, he's been back on this side of the Veil for about 2 years. Many people have seen or dreamed of him including Carlos Santana. I have my own experiences but that's not for public consumption. So yeah...

[@TheDivayenta]

How he loved Jimi! ❤

[@kurtsaxton823]

RIP to the greatest ever SRV. I was fortunate enough to catch him playing in the Austin club scene then when Texas flood broke out and then a month before he died touring with Eric Clapton, he was as Good as it gets the only guitar player that had the endorsement of all the blues players that were alive during his time, Jimi Hendrix didn't have that endorsement only Stevie Ray.

[@ttmaiden75]

He did Jimmy Hendrix proud on this one. Also youre looking at the 2nd most expensive guitar in the world!

[@SSPVideo]

SRV = THE G.O.A.T.

[@GinMae]

thanks again, for reacting to Stevie! I appreciate Jimi Hendrix for his creativity and talent - but I must admit that I think SRV did the best interpretation of this song... IMHO...

[@harrietmiller3982]

🙌👏👏🙌💯great reaction! Yes you are right💯 he was something different the likes of which simply not seen. His rich musical legacy is something I promise you will enjoy discovering. The depth and breadth of his connection to music was other worldly and magical. He never played the same song the same way ever. It was totally dependent of the moment and where the music led him. I think that keeps his music fresh and interesting no matter how many times you hear it. And yes, his spirit is strong🌟💫✨⚡️⭐️🌟💯 and there so many stories that attest to that. He still moves among us and transfixs our souls💫. I am subbing for more Stevie Ray🎶🎸💙.

[@NAIATHEDRAGON]

Loving it!! Thank you for your amazing comment Harriet 🤜🤛

[@starfire6122]

Love your comment Harriet💞✌️

[@harrietmiller3982]

@@starfire6122 thanks Starfire✌️💙

[@Donnagilbert6497]

Amen, Harriet!❤

[@harrietmiller3982]

@@Donnagilbert6497 thanks Michael👋💙

[@israelzayas8282]

This guy was a beast..😳😱

[@NAIATHEDRAGON]

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[@jackscott5593]

SRV ~ 🎸🐐 THE goat of all goats Pronounced 'von' Stevie was so much more than an incredible talent. He was as equally humble and kind as he was a 'guitar god'. What he did for Blues has been likened to what Jordan did for basketball, as recently quoted by Blues Legend Buddy Guy. In fact, he was adored by the Blues greats...BB King, Albert King, Buddy Guy, Albert Collins, John Lee Hooker, Hubert Sumlin, etc, etc. When Stevie was killed, the elder bluesmen cancelled shows due to their pain and grief of his passing. Yes, he was absolutely different, as you noted. A special talent and a gift from the heavens. He is sorely missed by his fan base. **Life Without You at Capitol Theater **

[@NAIATHEDRAGON]

Wow...We're talking about a true Legend!!

[@jackscott5593]

@Not An industry Artist Yessir! 110% true legend. And arguably the best guitarist who ever lived. Music is subjective because we all hear and feel music differently, but simply based on his mastery of the guitar, he automatically gets a Top-5 spot. At minimum!

[@NAIATHEDRAGON]

@@jackscott5593 Agreed. I played the guitar im middle school and I know how difficult it can be. This guy is the real deal.

[@darkomtobia]

"Life Without You", live at Capitol theater...you can't take your eyes away for a second or you'll miss something. He even makes an important statement in the middle. The song was written in memory of his friend Charley Wirz who passed unexpectedly. (SRV plays a Wirz built guitar in the video)

[@NAIATHEDRAGON]

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[@sjd5750]

Check out "Couldn't Stand the Weather" Capitol Theater, 1985...Smokin'!

[@cocobeachvillage4310]

Thanks for creating these fantastic reactions. Led Zep and SRV reactions from you this past week or so🔥🔥🔥… My two ol’ time favorite bands and so enjoyable watching you discover these awesome and timeless tunes. Highly recommend SRV performing Life Without You, (live at Capital Theater). You can really see what an incredibly down to earth and humble man he was as he speaks for just a moment…If more people today could take heed to those few words spoken all those years ago….oh what a peaceful planet we’d have. A top master of guitar blues that humbly played with many old old school blues masters. Always loved and most certainly never forgotten. We love you SRV. ✌🏼❤️

[@ronaldelliott4373]

It’s Vaughan like Dawn. Two of his finest compositions you should experience are “Lenny” and the last song on his very last studio album called “In Step.” The song from this LP is called “Riviera Paradise,” and it shows his incredible abilities condensed into one perfect vibe. Enjoying the channel, your into some very tasty stuff. Regards 🤘😎

[@dixie3086]

You should watch The Vaughn Brothers, "Tick Tock". It's his brother Jimmie Vaughn with video of Stevie and is dedicated to him. Stevie always thought his older brother Jimmie was the better guitarist. The song has great meaning.

[@scotttrainer9704]

You should watch him and his big brother Jimmy play Pipeline on the same guitar at the same time.

[@marymargaretmoore9034]

This is "Voodoo Child Slight Return", a shorter version of Jimi's studio track. Here's the link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/en2qnWuFmJlrarM "If I don't see you no more in this world, see you in the next one and don't be late." R.I.P. Jimi Hendrix and Stevie Ray Vaughan.

[@sjd5750]

Beat me to it, Mary..Such an eerily prophetic line, given by first Jimi, then SRV.

[@marymargaretmoore9034]

@@sjd5750 Yes, Jimi was quite prophetic in some of his lyrics.

[@NAIATHEDRAGON]

Thank you 🤜🤛💯

[@nickcrisp7252]

@@NAIATHEDRAGON As said, this is a cover of "Voodoo Child (Slight Return)" by Hendrix. It's like a sequel to Jimi's "Voodoo Chile", a monumental jam featuring Stevie Winwood on keys (an absolute must-listen), both songs from Jimi's "Electric Ladyland" album.

[@bigoneleesmith6969]

React to his song " Look At Little Sister" from the concert in Austin, Texas. You WILL NOT be disappointed !

[@paulgl5178]

Thanks for the reaction! With “Texas Flood”, you get a little blues--which is Stevie Ray Vaughan’s specialty. He is also retro-rock with his version of “Voodoo Child” (created by his hero, Jimi Hendrix). A nice, fun, rhythm and groove is SRV’s version of “Mary Had A Little Lamb” (Austin, Tx. 1989). kzbin.info/www/bejne/jYi4Z5umha96lcU The band gets to show off on this You will not regret viewing it!

[@markuskrygermeyer1614]

I hope he react to this classic!

[@FUBAR1986]

Jimi Hendrix certainly didn’t mind Stevie Ray Vaughan playing this song as the two of them we’re friends…… and Stevie honored his late friend by playing this….. Since you love doing your homework so much, I got one for you find out about the pedal that Stevie gave to Jimi….. I totally enjoy how you without words show us how much you appreciate a song as it’s playing ….. such a classy move on your part and rare

[@NAIATHEDRAGON]

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[@sammybeck7794]

Actually Stevie Ray Vaughan was 15, about to turn 16 when Jimi Hendrix died in 1970 so they never met. SRV was learning the guitar around then and loved Jimi Hendrix and he learned to play his songs. But no, they never met

[@Grumpy_CBG]

@@JasterSC wrong, Stevie approached Jimi's dad toget permission to play voodoo Chile and Jimi's dad was so impressed with Stevie's playing and dedication to his son, he GAVE Stevie Jimi's wha wha pedal

[@charlestath4758]

Just at the top of that strat that tells you how many hours that took

[@Blue-qr7qe]

Vaughan. Lawn, fawn, pawn, dawn.

[@MrTexxan8]

The late great

[@Frankincensedjb123]

I've said that playing the blues is like having to be black twice. Stevie Ray Vaughan missed on both counts, but I never noticed. B. B. King

[@bella-xp7qd]

When SRV wanted to record this song he went to Mr Hendrix and asked permission. He also used Jimi's wawa pedal. I believe SRV brother Jimmy who also plays has it.

[@NAIATHEDRAGON]

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[@xenoscoot]

Yes, Jimi gave it to Jimmie when Jimmie played/opened for Jimi. Jimi broke his wah and asked Jimmie for his. Broke that one, too. Gave him 50$ and another wah. Jimmie still has it.

[@richardbaltzer5092]

I Honestly think you're right bro

[@kevinmiller5526]

Yeaaaah buddy!

[@NAIATHEDRAGON]

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[@acemodez3169]

Stevie didn't play guitar, he was actually possessed by it and the guitar played him

[@samhunter1205]

Try Life Without You, live at the Capital Theatre. Or Mary Had A Little Lamb, live at Austin Texas.

[@scotttrainer9704]

Stevie was known to actually super glue the skin on his fingers because he would literally tear it off playing.

[@chrisbystrak7967]

I firmly believe if jimi hendrix were alive to hear this version of his song he would have said , it's yours now stevie.

[@nordogvids]

Yeah, enjoyed your review of one of the greats!

[@NAIATHEDRAGON]

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[@stevedahlberg8680]

I like the way you thought about it - that he passed far too early and yet he accomplished so much in that short amount of time. If I recall correctly you said you were 29. Can you imagine dying 7 years from now? Wow. I feel the same about Elvis presley. He influenced so many people during his relatively short time span. But on the other hand I actually like classical music in my favorite one from that is this dude named Chopin who I believe was polish. And he's from the Romantic Era which is just a little bit later than like Beethoven and Mozart and that kind of thing. He died early too. I think he was like 41 and he died of tuberculosis or something like that. And yet this guy put out prolifically endless stuff Symphonies and piano compositions of all sorts and just mind blowing stuff mind-blowing. And then you have the black man Scott Joplin at the turn of the century over here in America and they called him the American Chopin because while he pretty much put Ragtime and the music of slavery on the map for a larger audience to access, he was incredibly gifted and yet he didn't live to be all that old and he died penniless. Never knowing how much impact he would have on future generations. What a strange world we live in.

[@NAIATHEDRAGON]

These guys went young yet have music to last lifetimes 🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶

[@robertkennett4622]

In the dictionary, under "Jam", it has this video.

[@nightlightproductions1022]

Another great guitarist that’ll have you in a trance is Gary Moore. I recommend still got the blues and Parisienne walkways

[@NAIATHEDRAGON]

Thank you!!!

[@scotttrainer9704]

One syllable. Like you said the second time.

[@robertprice6830]

If you watch him live in Nashville he plays this behind his back.

[@NAIATHEDRAGON]

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[@itchyandred4131]

You should check out his instrumental " Rivera Paradise" the studio version is the best ✌️

[@dickcnormis1444]

Phenomenal

[@itchyandred4131]

@@dickcnormis1444 in my opinion it's the most beautiful piece of music I've ever heard ✌️

[@dickcnormis1444]

@@itchyandred4131 I really wonder what other styles of music SRV would have gotten into in the future. Sure he was a blues purist but that jazzy style of Riviera Paradise was amazing . I can’t even imagine the great music we have missed out on due to his early death.

[@melanieredfield9736]

I think Riviera Paradise is his masterpiece! I personally favor the live version at this ACL show, because it's just amazing to watch and Double Trouble was so perfectly in sync, Reese on keys was jaw-dropping. And you really feel the love & compassion pouring from Stevie...the little smile at the end gets me.

[@91GT347]

Aug 28 is my Dads Bday too.

[@dc99boxer46]

You need to check out where he is playing with Albert King

[@robertkennett4622]

Stevie Ray Vaughan. Pronounced - Von. Rhymes with "On".

[@toddmitchell7542]

Just say, “Stevie Ray”……..

[@RovingPunster]

My only tiny nit with SRV is that he sometimes played a little faster than we'd expect or prefer ... the man was always frantic. A tiny nit to be sure. We were unworthy, and SRV left us far too soon.

[@TheRebornofSocialVietSub]

please can you react to Bo Xì Bo by Hoàng Thùy Linh. A vietnamese music video. Give it a try thank so much.

[@rons3634]

It's usually pronounced Vawn

[@rjdr9828]

his last name rhymes with lawn or dawn.

[@rjdr9828]

yeah bro, this particular recording was in 1989, the show is available as ‘One Night in Texas’ I believe.

[@Bushmen918]

sub earned ! Big fan of Stevie he was well known in Dallas, There has never been another nor will there ever be. They broke the mold after him. If you haven't then you need to watch this gathering kzbin.info/www/bejne/l17MXqd_jd2nors those notes , it's his soul flowing through

[@artsilva]

Its pronounced Steve Ray Vawn as in Yawn with a V instead a Y

[@nostalga44jo]

Elmocombo version is the best!

[@Blue-qr7qe]

Great reaction, really. I'm impressed with the fact that you let it be about SRV instead of making it about yourself. You obviously were impressed. My only gripe is that for all those watchers who are unfamiliar with Stevie, they missed out on the visual joy of this video. You saw it, but they won't. Please do a YT search of reactions to this video and see how many other reactors have provided a much fuller experience by choosing a different/better format. Peace -

[@vickihirsch8340]

It's pronounced Vawn. Like Dawn

[@stevenmonte7397]

It sounds like Von.

[@juliemanarin4127]

He was an amazing guitarist...gone too soon. It is pronounced Vawn. This is a Jimi Hendrix cover!

[@petes5041]

I thought Jimmy Hendrix was the original and gave this this guy a few tips? Maybe I got it wrong? NOT!