Stevie Ray. One of the greatest.

[@FredPriest-ud6cu]

The world lost a great talent when we lost SRV !

[@richardtaylor8595]

Thank God I saw Stevie Ray Vaghn the year he left us. I have my ticket stub in a box that I keep all my tickets I have seen. Thank you, Ted Nugent for reminding us of A legend like yourself. I was actually in tears by his performance.

[@vanmann8347]

Save your stub, you can use it when you get to heaven.

[@ChristyKyles-t2m]

Taken waaay too soon 😭. Just imagine even More growth from him. Hell he was just hitting the heights when that damn helicopter went down. His talent was exceptional & made it look so easy. Rip Stevie...you are very much missed ❤❤🎸😎💯

[@jodyeckman2765]

He most definitely was and a legend

[@stevenmclamb7851]

Stevie Ray Vaughan Is My Favorite Guitarist

[@Wilko11]

Totally awesome, only 35 when he passed, becoming a guitar god forever. RIP🎸🎶

[@augustinevelajr3915]

My uncle saw him at Steamboat on 6th Street in Austin Texas! One of the greatest guitar performance he had ever seen. RIP SRV

[@KillaCommieFerMommie]

I was lucky enough to see him twice….. I’ve seen Uncle Ted 4 times 🎸

[@vayabroder729]

I saw Uncle Ted one time and the original Kiss lineup one time and on both occasions my ears were ringing for a couple of days after 🤣😂

[@KillaCommieFerMommie]

@ Loudest concert I ever attended was Foghat

[@AddictedToAntlers]

A legend even before he died at such a young age. Just imagine what all else he would have done. RIP SRV.

[@sunnystormy4973]

~ rest in paradise ~ 😔 🕯 they both did

[@zedman6516]

When Stevie was on fire, nobody could touch him, and I meannnn nobody. He played with serious conviction that boy. His prowess on that axe was second to none! R.I.P SRV.

[@DomingoCaro-h5v]

Rest in peace

[@MrCamarokid83]

Probably my all time favorite ❤

[@MidwestCowboys4life]

He’s so missed. Thanks for sharing Uncle Ted….

[@tomwichman77]

Dang, i wanna play like that when i grow up!❤ ((Of course, at 65, the clock is ticking 😂))

[@sunnystormy4973]

cheers !

[@jeffbetts4254]

Thanks Theodore and you are a legend also. May GOD JESUS CHRIST bless you and yours. RIP Stevie Ray Vaghn.

[@patriciaserdahl5577]

Stevie was truly 1 of the greatest Uncle Ted 🎸 🎶 Sadly missed

[@MichaelTortorella]

SRV one of the greats. Another great guitar joined him in the heavens this past Monday January 20 2025 the world got the news that John James Sykes passed away from cancer at the age of 65. The most criminally underrated rock guitar player ever. He will be missed by many that know of him.

[@stephenbartush2237]

The Still of the Night solo in Whitesnake is epic!!!!💯🤟🤟🤟

[@user-dg7sy8cz3b]

How wonderfully obsessed to play that identically. Both of them lost too soon. ❤

[@bobromans4476]

Stevie and Jimmy H. are jamming in heaven !

[@sylphofthewildwoods5518]

Texas Son. Never be another one.

[@deerharvester7355]

He was totally in the feels (in the zone). Just like Jimi R.I.P. Legend

[@melissaneuman4367]

Love me some SRV.

[@morsedregs9239]

Indeed one of the best. I was lucky enough to see when he toured with Jeff Beck…..which makes two of the best. You guys RIP.

[@KennethFinuf]

I still get goosebumps listening to SRV !! No one could play Hendrix like him !! He was one of the best of all time!!

[@arch3088]

Give Eric Johnson a try.

[@peteloomis8456]

Frank Marino could imitate Hendrix very well. He said when he was on tour years ago back when he had Leber Krebs as his manager he would go talk to other band members being he was a headliner act and SRV was one of those bands that were going to play before Frank Marino & Mohagany Rush were to come on & Frank said hi to him & he said that SRV wouldn't even look him in the eyes or did he say anything to Frank at all & basically ignored him which to me made SRV an ignorant ass wipe . Myself I think he was over rated and I've got his music and he really didn't have much music content or was I impressed with most of his music compared to what Frank Marino & Mohagany Rush had did. As far as blues guitarist 1 of my favorite is Robin Trower who I've met a few times and got to shake his hand and ask him questions about where he was going after the concert I had just seen of him & he said he was going to the blues fest in Canada . He signed my shirt and ticket stubs on both occasions and gave me some guitar picks all of which I still have today . Super nice person & absolutely not like most musicians are where they act stuck up and I'm better than you are . I found out about him when he was the guitarist from Procol Harem back in the 60s & still listen to his latest music . He had surgery not long ago and was saying he might retire but he's now playing & making more music again but there was no mention of what type of surgery or what was wrong with him . I also got to meet Ricky Medlock from Black foot twice and got to talk to him in his tent at a outdoor concert many years ago and got to buy a him some booze drinks while the band was taking a break and he was a really nice as well not stuck up at all . I also got to meet the bass player from Twisted Sister and the bass player from Stepping Wolf so I consider myself to be pretty lucky to have been able to do this for basically free & before they pass away because a lot of people don't get this chance unless they pay for back stage passes which now days can cost thousands of dollars. If you want to hear a killer guitar solo listen to the 1978 Frank Marino & Mohagany Rush live album & look for Electric Reflections of war on it . There's a few songs on it that were done by other rockers that he does one that was done by Jimi Hendrix known as Purple haze and he knocks it right out of the park with his rendition of it .

[@boanerges6886]

Legend

[@KevinSutherlin]

Damn legend he was.

[@MarkPerry-o5z]

STEVIE HE IS STILL TALKING TOO US ALL. CAN YOU FEEL IT !!! LOVE YA, TED ROCK- ON

[@deadpoolsnipes537]

Full Volume is In Order!!! RIP Blues Master!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥👋😁🇺🇸

[@donaldwilliams8727]

Stevie just simply radiated that guitar 🎸

[@stevenmclamb7851]

R.I.P. Stevie Ray Vaughan

[@frederickrayhle3799]

A Great American who could really play a guitar

[@jpb962]

Yes Ted, Stevie Ray is one of the greatest. And so are you.

[@MarkPerry-o5z]

Magic

[@rdude1184]

A true American Axe slinging Bad ASS!

[@JuniperusAshei]

Now this is something I can wake up to! Thanks Uncle Ted! 😎

[@thetexan526]

Hey Ted thank yah so much for posting this. My family and the Vaughn family lived on the same street in Oak Cliff and were friends. My Uncle Clyde broke down when I told him Stevie had passed in helicopter crash. We still have the amazing Jimmie Vaughn but there will never be another SRV.

[@vayabroder729]

Oak Cliff was the neighborhood where Lee Harvey Oswald supposedly shot the police officer Tippits on Nov. 22, 1963.

[@leemelone6482]

Seen SRV 5 times in Detroit. One of my favorites. I credit Ted Nugent for sparking my interest in blues music. In 1977 at Cobo Ted was tearing it up as usual and right in the middle of one of his songs he dead stopped and went into this really heavy blues melody that blew my mind. I’ll never forget that moment although it only lasted about 30 seconds then he picked up where he left off on the song he was playing. I’ve seen LOTS of concerts in Detroit and the two bands that were guaranteed to be awesome and sometimes full of surprises were Ted Nugent and also The J. Giels Band. They left Cobo in a shambles. They always did extra encores for the rabid audience. I seen SRV with Jeff Beck at Cobo one time and that was a really good show. PorkChopPete Detroit/Livonia, Michigan

[@Zen-sl7de]

The greatest. Going down is an awesome song

[@lattee875]

fellow Oak Cliff, Texas person 😂

[@rhondalittle9670]

Omg hell yeahhhh ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@stuartrollings602]

My Gall Dang Uncle Ted! What are ya doing unleashing SRV on us on this beautiful Saturday night? Thanks and hope ya are in the jungle with the Queen! Ya da best man!

[@fittrad3r687]

Texas Legend.

[@keith455-73]

To say that Stevie was a master guitarist would be an understatement. Rest In Peace Stevie, we miss you tremendously here in the Dallas area.

[@Jaybird_67]

SRV was on another level. Uncle Ted, I love you brother, and am not ashamed to say you are my second favorite guitarist of all time. Seeing you post Brother Stevie on your channel tells me you agree, GOAT. RIP SRV. Never to be duplicated.

[@proudarmymom8657]

Definitely the 🎸 🐐

[@TammyBowman-nm1uq]

❤ timeless

[@gbux07]

My grandmother introduced me to SRV. I was just starting to pick up guitar when she mentioned him, I've been wowed ever since. He's the only one to out-Jimi Jimi Hendrix. She passed last year a few days before my 17th, played Texas Flood at her funeral. She thought ol Ted was a little too wild but loved the music.

[@AlanFox-b4f]

Voodoo. Child classic rock and roll song from the past years new year now January 1. 27. 2025

[@RobertFairweatherLuvMachine]

His 'Leave My Girl Alone' Solo at this concert is almost perfect. He beat drugs at this point. RIP SRV Hope you doing well Great White Buffalo...

[@davidklauer3422]

Saw him in 89 at the cotton bowl He opened for the Stones I was on the field down in front Cried the day he died

[@ronlefty]

I could listen to Stevie all day long.

[@gregdolecki8530]

I'm glad I got to see him live. July 27, 1984. Willow Brook Park, New Britain CT. Gregg Allman also played. Charlie Daniels was the headliner. It was cloudy and wicked humid. I'll never forget it.

[@scenicdriveways6708]

Stevie was one of the greats for sure! I still say Ted Nugent should be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.

[@violetlazytxn5431]

My 1st husband worked on his stage crew. Those were the days. 😊😊

[@66bub]

Uncle Ted is at the top of my list of favorite guitarists. I think Ted is under-rated/left out of the "greats" discussion too often. People dwell on his hunting/politics more than his musical ability....But I have to say, SRV is my all-time favorite guitarist, no question. I mean, how can you watch/listen to SRV and not have your mind blown?!!!

[@johnm5714]

When SRV hit the scene back in the 80s I was in full blown AWE.The man was such a natural talent-everything he put out was absolute fucking gold. We were all so lucky to be blessed with him and so many others in that time. The world has gone to complete music shit over the past few decades but I know I saw the best of the best during my youth and I’m grateful for it immensely. Ted was a big part of it too-thank you sir…

[@zarkondutche1213]

I saw Stevies second to last performance with Eric Clapton at Alpine valley theater, under the influence of Timothy Leary. Great memories.

[@dianericciardistewart2224]

Indeed, Brother Ted. . .thanks for sharing this. . . 💕💕💕

[@daviddemis3487]

What a performance 👏

[@KenCataldo]

Saw him at The Boston Orpheum in the mid to late 80’s and he just blew me away. Guitar Goat!

[@mentalcog2187]

My very most favorite American Blues-Rock guitarist! An absolute Historical Treasure. RIP Stevie Ray and God Bless.

[@johnzarate9212]

Was blessed to have seen SRV 7 times

[@ldevo6750]

Certainly one of my favs ❤ miss what he may have created.

[@kevinlewis6541]

An Amazing Epic Classic Rock Performance 😎👍🏆 Now I need to hear Ted's Version of Voodoo Chile 😊 Love me some SRV and Some Great White Buffalo by the Arrow Flinging Axe Master Mr.Ted Nugent. Fred Bear is one of my Idols Also Ted. Just Saying. 😂 Keep on rocking Ted.Wang Dang Master!!👑🙏

[@SoCal780]

The man was simply amazing.

[@ceciliapreziose3783]

YEP, THIS IS GOOD

[@redlizerdgate]

the sounds that he could produce!

[@karenisak9631]

I saw him a week before he died. He's well missed. One of the greatest!

[@e.s.p.a.n.a]

He was burning his finger for you people😳!Be gratefull! Entrega al sonido,todo un gladiador! Gladius&wason🎸💥👉💨👉💨🐍🎸

[@hadrianwall9157]

Indeed...

[@vayabroder729]

Great stuff and big brother Jimmie Lee is killer as well. I love them both; so much mojo!

[@sunnystormy4973]

rockn it ! 🎸

[@1392jmarco]

Best Ted. Great guitar SRV .

[@jeffreylindsey1757]

Serious talent in action!

[@wenlen7076]

Bro... you're up there too ! 🫡

[@richardunruh4035]

We lost him far too soon. But I imagine the "choir invisible" acquired a distinctive new sound when he arrived.

[@claytondoan5712]

Beyond a Master.....

[@klacy5555]

Mind Blown!!! Thanks Ted.

[@Greymannn]

Thank you for posting this. SRV sure could play.😊

[@royjohnson4229]

One of the best

[@lattee875]

yea baby !!!

[@piller6]

what a master

[@coolbreeze3327]

Dammit Man ! I wanted to hear the rest

[@Williamxmr]

100% the best

[@DesignRhythm]

Primal

[@MikeHurst-fx9vd]

I concur.

[@ernestjoiner3040]

SRV♡ *That helicopter ride lost us one very unique decent human being :/ God-bless you Uncle Ted♥

[@albertjabberin739]

Hell yeah

[@dougwitherby3291]

1984 hara arena, Dayton ohio. 🤘

[@KathrynRose-schultz-qs6qw]

He died to soon! 😢😢😢.

[@sunnystormy4973]

they both did ...

[@paul7754]

At home - Austin City Limits. SRV's clean style surpassed others who muddled through the work. Few in his class - maybe Billy Gibbons, Randy Rhoads and Van Halen - no offense to the 'MCMM' 🥰. Billy Gibbons was over looked and under rated for decades. That 'Surfin' Alien' was damn good too. 👽

[@DennisDolan-fl3mw]

was so stoned for so long. finally got sober and was doing great until that helicopter

[@goawwy]

❤

[@KGLAD-v5q]

❤️🎶

[@BlackKettleRanch]

We need the whole song. I feel lucky that I got to see SRV in concert at Alpine Valley, WI one year before the helicopter crash took him. He was freakin' phenomenal. Imagine what he and Jimi Hendrix would have been like as musicians today had we not lost them. I don't like helicopters. They can end up being a wind storm within a wind storm, especially in a boxed canyon. So, what can we do to help today's young people not be such worthless POS? Their self esteems are low. They lack skills because technology is doing everything for them and their brain plasticity has radically digressed. This is only going to get insurmountably worse with AI. You see SRV using the technology of the time, but the technology is still very manual and skill oriented. And there's no getting out of having to increase creative brain pathways. I say that everyone should talk to young people and beckon them to get off the damned devices and get them involved in manual skills. Please help me name the manual skills that you learned as a young person from the 40's, 50's, 60's, 70's, 80's, and 90's. Everything really went to $hit after that. I'll start: ice skating, horsemanship, kite flying, model trains and cars, painting, drawing, writing, playing an instrument (no autotune or the like), cooking, sewing, dog training, firearm skills, hunting,.... Help me here.

[@Mojo19692]

Stevie Ray Vaughan isn't one of the greats , Stevie Ray Vaughan is the Greatest Blues Guitarist of all time 😁👍❤️🔥🎸🇺🇸💯 !!!

[@mtbalpinecounty]

💪

[@mevenstien]

✨️🙂✨️

[@StevePrincipato-uj9kw]

And you know it sooo 👋

[@samueltucker8473]

Feedback control, string tension touched tickling ling on. . .

[@YourTransmissionRepair]

How come all the great artists die way too soon? Larry in Draper, Utah