Stevie Ray Vaughan Albert King - Pride and Joy 1983

[@anjohufffy7601]

One time my brother and I got drunk with my dad, this song came on from the in session DVD, he started howling and yelling as if we was at a concert, one of the best memories I had with my dad. Rip pops.

[@chrisbash1105]

My pops passed also but I also had some great memories with him and the music of Stevie

[@kiko632]

Sorry for your loss, ❤ seems like a great man

[@hardestie]

One of the best memories you people can keep and tell your kids, grandkids,etc.. awesome

[@sclg560]

Awe sounds like a blast

[@kevoni6379]

One hell of a memory

[@LorraineAshby]

I love the little chat they had just before Stevie started. Albert King:" You got to pay attention cos there's a lot of guitar players out here, they just play, they play fast, they don't concentrate on no soul, but you got 'em both." God bless them both....

[@bluesjenjwg87]

Likewise Lorraine....I have that DVD and love all those chats & the playing is amazing :)

[@GrandpasDelight]

Jennie Woods-Glue oh man, there is a DVD of that session? I had no idea. I gotta have that one. That music does have sooooooo much soul. You would think they were in muscle shoals. What a great video.

[@carlosval9611]

+Lorraine Ashby OK. You're right. God bless'em.

[@wowojeejee]

There is no god!

[@rocknroller77]

Exactly. Awesomeness recognizes the same 😁👍

[@AdrianAndersson]

It's cool to see Albert just jamming away to a song he never had played before

[@stevejohnson1350]

Well, they practice...

[@lmmmlful]

It's a standard blues. Not that difficult to improvise over

[@AdrianAndersson]

@@lmmmlful my comment had nothing to do with difficulty

[@sketchywah2323]

It's such a shame the way music has gone. The world needs someone to carry on what these guys were doing...

[@natemartin69]

3:53 love how he bends and realizes its a little off and tunes up in a split second here, masterful

[@kybluesmanfan]

The joy that Mr. King has on his face is priceless.

[@thomasbutler5446]

Most of the song is riffs that SRV copped off of Albert.

[@Slawtism]

i missed all the all the iconic years of music man😩 was just born too late

[@alexbaum2204]

Fix it then. You might have something in you that can contribute. Start playing an instrument and make your mark!

[@jerometaperman7102]

Albert King. What a fantastic job he does jumping into this song without ever having rehearsed with this band. A true master.

[@thefocox]

You can see respect in the Stevie face.

[@petarsutaric6909]

albert king is the biggest influence on SRV.

[@mikemurphy498]

Actually his brother Jimmie was his biggest influence.😎

[@petarsutaric6909]

Mike Murphy his brother actually played guitar before stevie, but stevie thought it's cool so he started learning and became a better guitarist

[@bim-ska-la-bim4433]

Panic...SRV lived a wild, hard life but yeah it was so nice to see this - he knew where he came from in the music world...

[@eduardosilvatrevizan9725]

True.

[@nancyh.c.7009]

Didn't they just bring out the best in each other? What total joy to listen to the love! Listen, too, to how Albert adds his carefree sophisticated blues tone to the presentation. I DIG it. And SRV lets him do it too...now that's love!!

[@PatsBandofCash]

Yes, this video is really good how they brought out the best of each other. Blues is done with feeling, and yes, it's LOVE. Pride and Joy is a great song. I just covered it. I sing, play bass guitar and rock hard all at the same time. I think I rock n' roll the best today. I did it with a karaoke. I even wore my all black leather outfit. It's my featured video right now if you want to see me move and hear my punchy bass. Happy New Year.

[@emburto]

+Nancy H.C. Love SRV..Saw him too.. Stunned at AK. No wonder SRV loved him too! Superb by both.

[@waylonfink8924]

00:49-1:00 albert king looks around the room like "is anybody else hearing this nasty ass riff, or is it just me"

[@sizzlechestmcmurphy4365]

Took Albert King about 2 minutes to figure the song out... What a badass... Fantastic duet!

[@wijk89]

Matlock Wallace It’s a standaard blues. Of course he had no difficulty figuring it out.

[@bendagostino2217]

And he's playing the guitar with strings strung thr wrong way!

[@kurt6410]

I loved how Albert yelled he he Pride and JOY at 0:57!!!!!!!!!

[@bluestate69]

I thought that was really cool too!!!

[@dennymcfastlane8530]

It looked like Stevie dug it also if You look at Stevie after the he he!!! R.i.P. Stevie and Albert.

[@joaomalho332]

Me too 👌

[@skontch1]

two of the greatest guitarists ever. period.

[@hungerstriker27]

this shows stevie´s class. he played a short solo, instead of the usual mind blowing solo.... in respect of his master.

[@lawiwis882]

Accidently received this full video in a bag full of Grateful Dead cd's, this has to be of my favorite jam sessions. Two greats bonding through the love of music.

[@BigBadMonkey23]

Mm, I remember when I was just entering high school my dad gave me a collection of music (basically an assortment of country, rock, jazz and classical orchestra) he had laying around the place. The one that always stood out to me was Stevie. When I first heard his music, it was like I'd been struck by lightning. In the fifteen years since then (not necessarily wiser, but maybe a touch more eloquent), I've yet to hear an ARTIST who could move in the same manner. It was almost like a revelation. He put into his performances this purity and intensity of emotion and soul that I have a difficult time finding anywhere else. If there's one thing I could ever ask for in my life, it would be to see and hear that same feeling in the next generation.

[@BluesboyJagCigarBoxGuitar]

Stevie is REALLY trying hard to pull back and not do his dweedly dweedly thing on this recording and it really works here. His restraint is breathtaking. Im really burned out on his over the top style but he BURNS and is in a land all by himself, no doubt about it. He feels what he plays which is the whole point but most people simply can't feel that much soul ALL THE FRIGGING TIME which is what makes his shows some of the best guitar shows humanity has ever seen. : )

[@Dirtilike1]

This was one of Stevie's idols for obvious reasons. He was letting his idol shine.

[@Hahaa99]

Anytime I see SRV, there’s always a sense of sadness because he had so few years left. What a loss indeed 😢

[@leornadowaters2802]

Today was the day when SRV passed away...Rest In Peace SRV.. .RIP Albert King

[@anthonycooke942]

Stevie, Albert, and now B.B? The world ain't got no soul left

[@devinmac5547]

Check out Joe Bonamassa, and Quinn Sullivan they sure know how to play.

[@zuluech]

Gary Clark jr. he's not like the legends but the man has plenty soul!

[@RenBush301]

Darksun Gwyndolin Buddy Guy, man. Still playing the blues like no other.

[@joeltoranzo920]

Buddy guy lives

[@rannz8]

Christone "kingfish" ingram....

[@cloudattack3279]

SRV's slow hand in the 8 bars after the intro is absolutely flawless.

[@kencromwell2805]

In my opinion one of the best versions of pride and joy by the greatest SRV..and Mr.King...and that bass player is rockin..some awesome bass lines.

[@52barney]

Gus Thornton on bass , passed away a few days ago

[@kencromwell2805]

@52barney ...sorry to hear that. Thanks for the information.

[@nebulae87]

Stevie playing it in standard E.....and sounds just as great

[@Angel-fz8dr]

what do you expect? this man could have played a shovel with one string and it would have sounded amazing.

[@kurt6410]

i love how albert yelled he he pride and joy!!

[@libertarianatheist820]

That was the best part...Haha! Pride an' jawey!

[@plimoth]

I saw Stevie and Albert on the Couldn't Stand the Weather tour in Boston, Mass. March 23, 1985.

[@paultingas5303]

Donald Nicholson III i’m 27 my dad told me about going to the show. classic

[@kaycee7945]

We miss you, Stevie...Died WAYYYYY too young...Mankind was ROBBED of your incredible TALENT! I can only IMAGINE what INCREDIBLE music you would have brought us for the next 40 or 50 years! LOVE YOU, STEVIE!

[@paulriggall805]

they can have Clapton... give us back Stevie!

[@jasper221176]

That 1 note was so beautiful in the beginning

[@Greaseman762]

i was born in 2000 , and i can say this is a certified classic

[@FanOfJanis]

Like, damn! ... damn!! ... DAMN!!! Don't get no better than THIS! We've gone to blues-music heaven. Heck, I don't want to leave either. Two grand-master MUSICIANS just nailin' it to the WALL, babes! These guys are BOTH so great, it simply takes your breath away. Mercy! ... FoJ

[@Nepomniachtchi_Austin]

My Dad loves SRV, and every once in a while I get an itch to hear it

[@photoboy2005]

I love how Srv is taking notes. You can see it in his face. In fact you can hear it in later music he did. He love’s Albert Kings music.

[@MrSneakySneaky14]

King says in the beginning “there’s a lot of good guitar players out there, they play fast but the can’t listen” STV then proceeds to do all of those and then some! Rip to music like this forever.🫡

[@monkwhitley]

Wow 40 years ago ! There's not much around like this anymore . How lucky we were and are to have been left with recordings such as this . ❤

[@rh741]

they play fast and they dont concentrate on no soul. That is going to be one of the best quotes. ONE of the best jam sessions i've heard so far.

[@Postelini]

Stevie is just absorbing the game that's being given to him. Genius.

[@PoeticJustice05]

AAAHHHH!!!! Albert King! Now THAT'S the Blues. You can feel the Blues pulsating all throughout that man. It is tangible and its scope is eternal. What a legend.

[@PamperedTongue]

alberts in awe of stevie for the first 2 minutes its great to see another brilliant player amazed by another what a site to see so grateful for this beautiful video

[@angelicagarcia8306]

I was lucky enough to see Stevie Ray Vaughn in concert, thanks to my dad.

[@BlastinAdrian]

Awesome, My dad got to see him play here In Utah @ the Old fairgrounds 1-9-85 RIP SRV

[@angelicagarcia8306]

Adrian Avila I'm sure it was an awesome experience. I was fortunate enough to see him play back when I was 16.

[@BlastinAdrian]

angelica garcia Wow, What year?

[@BlastinAdrian]

angelica garcia Was it 82, 83 84 85, or 86?

[@angelicagarcia8306]

86 Adrian Avila

[@jimbobshambles]

I love how once Albert felt the groove he lit up with a big smile!🤘

[@LRBMusic1]

Albert King Pure genius most modern rock licks grew out of him

[@nightmareburningchains7969]

its really great how Albert tagged along with song real quick :D

[@nightmareburningchains7969]

CiPhEr505 WOW good job man I see u understand guitar chords really good :)

[@CiPhEr505]

Here's a trick in finding chords you don't know - find out the lowest note, then bar that fret as an F, moving up slowly. As you go, what's missing/what's causing the dissonance falls into place. Some chords will have crazy names for no reason other than those are the frets you pluck on the tab. Or Google it :P

[@ihatememes3131]

how do i play by ear? man, i love guitar so much, but sometimes its goddamn frustrating.

[@BasedRightTrans]

i totally agree! another thing i did that helped me a lot, was i learned chords,scale progressions and self taught with books on music theory. its awesome to learn then put it all together playing along you find it pretty easy.

[@lilbatista11492]

God father and god son

[@bluesatsunset]

20 years, rest in peace Stevie.

[@corrym.5249]

Stevie almost cried with the compliment al gave him in the beginning rip Stevie u the goat

[@kernal616]

you can tell that they're old friends. because they compliment each other. some people say other musicians steal from other musicians.. i call it LEARNING ...stevie ray looked up to albert and bb and freddie and muddy. the blues are endless just like everything else in life. those two had a common bond together. the blues. and you can see it. i wish i couldl've seen it live. albert loved muddy waters and anything blues. you will never see anything like this again from anyone because lawyers

[@KentShepherd]

I'm guessing that King hasn't heard this song much from the intro, yet he still sounds amazing jamming with SRV here. That's the mark of a true guitar god.

[@joerandom2957]

You know it’s good when the guys in the control room are grooving it out during the song.

[@suzancollier9518]

Omg, just amazing ❤❤❤

[@jacksoncroyce6063]

Haha, when Albert's face lights up when the pride and joy shuffle kicks in. awesome

[@kernal616]

and other people are trying to get paid off of them.who ever put this back on the web I CAN'T SAY THANK YOU ENOUGH. i just love the music they play. THEY ARE AWESOME.and so are the people that keep posting it. THANK YOU

[@darkmanillinois6975]

Brothers and sisters, this is as good as it gets! New music? don't think so. I listen to music that speaks to me soul. If you ain't, your screwing up and your mother is sad....

[@angusharvey]

rhythm section on point!!

[@danield831]

Blues the way it was meant to be played... A truly original American genre played by two of the best authentic legends!! The Brits were just copycats!!

[@jamesfitzgerald6636]

Daniel D ....bollocks! The English bands kept the Blues alive in the 60s! Listen Peter green!

[@buddyollie7400]

james fitzgerald Fuck Peter Green!

[@danwestfall2840]

This has to be the coolest jam ever, Amazing!!

[@felipegft]

the feeling passed in the blues of this guys in something I have no word to explain

[@SausagefingersElias]

Sheesh! Blows me away every time and I keep coming back. I never tire of hearing this. It's beautiful...end of

[@hungerstriker27]

when your master is albert king and he likes ur song like that u know u r already a legend...

[@rodniki14]

Sends chills down my spine.

[@ALRULZ1965]

I had no idea this existed until last night! They were showing it on PBS! I am going to find a copy ASAP!

[@njmariner22]

Stevie Ray, and both "The Kings" kicking ass and taking names in the clouds God Bless them all...I miss good blues

[@WasabeWan]

I gave it a thumbs up. I could see why it would get a thumbs down though,,, I'm a little upset it ended.lol. Great song by two of the best Blues artists of our time. R.I.P. to them both.

[@dalefisher1316]

Two legends just jamming and loving it..

[@earlycuyler8719]

possibly the best one two punch in all of blues???

[@dbeast4201]

I've watched the whole thing 3 times and amazing is an understatement for this session...

[@BarntProductions]

I think my love for Dimebag metal-brand music has been bumped down for once...oh how I missed this music..

[@N1ck-Ra]

No count off or eye contact necessary. Love it

[@CliftonPolchies]

It's what happens when you put two greats together awesome

[@cbpapp]

Can’t possibly love these guys more. The voice, the skill, the artistry.......beyond amazing.

[@looke1000]

alright, ty needed this tune today, think I'll keep it around again

[@SandroMassarani]

Wonderful. Simply wonderful.

[@Johnnyboy200406]

That hat is the coolest fucking hat Stevie ever wore. That iconic brim shadow. I wish you were here to day Stevie Ray .....my guitar idol!!

[@Ryacques]

Its crazy to discover a video. Of SRV and A.King. When all of SRV's music is SO heavily enfluenced by A.King. Watching when they talk you can see SRV is so humbled playing with his greatest idol. And for A.King to say SRV has the soul of the ol' blues. AND the new skill. It blows my mind

[@jarraez95]

I just bought the complete session, and the hole thing is magic from the very start to the end, a none stop pure blues session with probably the best two guitar players in history. amazing

[@FSDLebron]

This is a must add to your DVD or if available Blu Ray Collection!!!! Hot!!!!!!

[@MEKKRUB]

Love and miss you forever. Albert King & SRV 💙

[@jaymanjay1030]

That's incredible

[@KOSMICKEN09]

I saw SRV here in Kalamazoo on a friday night, 2 days before he was killed in Wisconsin. Still probably the saddest and most devastated I ever felt about a famous musician dying.

[@jerometaperman7102]

Great gawd I’m glad they did this and recorded it. Absolute masterpiece.

[@buddyprinceton7103]

THIS IS MY FAV COVER, FAV KEY, FAV NOTE, FAV TEXAS BLUES ARTIST,I GET THAT TRAINWHEEL GOING, HIT SOME THIN SHADOW OF THOSE LICKS AND THE CROWD LOVES ME FOREVER. WISH I'D SEEN HIM LIVE! I AM MAKING SURE SRV, AK BB K, FREDDIE KING, AND THE REST HAVE NEW AUDIENCES, THANKS DUKAHARBE!

[@finlaymorrey7072]

Damn. Don’t mess With Stevie’s baby. He did the fist. Such a great person. The both of them. They’re definitely somewhere right now jamming and having fun. Hats off to these amazing guys

[@willnye6640]

I am so thrilled to have heard this. This is amazing and I'm only upset by how long it has taken me to discover it.

[@felixthelmocevallosmorales41]

Albert King, nacido Albert Nelson (25 de abril de 1923-21 de diciembre de 1992) fue un influyente guitarrista y cantante estadounidense de Blues. Considerado uno de los Tres Reyes del Blues a la guitarra (junto a B.B. King y Freddie King), su altura de 1,95 m y sus 118 kg de peso le valieron el sobrenombre de The Velvet Bulldozer (la aplanadora de terciopelo). 69 AÑOS ✍️✍️✍️✍️✍️✍️✍️✍️✍️✍️✍️✍️✍️✍️✍️✍️✍️✍️✍️✍️🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝✍️✍️✍️✍️✍️✍️✍️✍️

[@yohank2004]

I would have killed to have been in the studio for this

[@larstheguitarguy]

i love that little sound albert makes right in the beginning

[@FriedChickenofDeath6]

The guitaristic epicness of this video is TOO DAMN HIGH...

[@Cliff.lucas09]

albert king & stevie ray Vaughan.......awesome....nothing better than the BLUES

[@heartonasleeve1]

As a Hamilton boy. I had NO idea this ever took place. SRV... I remember the day you died. How it came on the radio and the DJ was chocked up, not beleiving he was to tell us what happened that tragic day. I was just discovering you as an influence. You were just some records kicking around that my brother owned. But THANK GOD I put Texas Flood on the turntable to check it out... I can understand,, why Eric Clapton was nervous about going on after you. You are deeply missed SR!

[@jorgeantoniocruz7416]

meus dois bluesman favoritos! nunca os esquecerei . r.i.p

[@pigmxn]

that's my favourite version because of albert's guitar which sounds like he's screaming: “AAUUUU AAAUUU”

[@philtheduck09]

Love This so much.

[@MrJustinbama]

these two make my eyes water

[@bogertheogre]

seeing these two blues titans together just gives me the chills

[@NarimatsuMusic]

bliss. this is what heaven sounds like

[@kimworkman2425]

This video is the best

[@Juakotrasher]

This is what i call an improvisation. Awsome!!

[@burton2184]

who ever is the one dislike, is just a tool. I dont even know what else to say, two of the greatest and someone doesnt like it, tool.

[@ebukalucky7871]

it don't come to me that this guys are dead, cause anytime I listing to them they always sound alive..

[@sere0321]

Watching it right now on PBS

[@bkm080597]

this is the best stuff!!! beats all the new stuff

[@darkrain143]

It’s like they’re telling stories with their music!

[@JackRainfield]

I get a laugh how the video cuts to the engineers twice during Stevie's solo.... They're just sitting there doing nothing.