Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble - Love Struck Baby (Live at Montreux 1982)

"Music video by Stevie Ray Vaughan And Double Trouble performing ""Love Struck Baby"" Live at Montreux 1982. (C) 2012 Epic Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment"

[@orangelazarus6056]

Everyone who boo’d this deserved 30 days in jail. The GOAT.

[@Strat10100]

I would lose my mind If I saw SRV live playing this

[@JK-vc7ie]

SRV is the coolest dude who ever lived. Fight me.

[@conniethespoiledbratt3797]

I like his style too great Connie

[@costantinodhaveloose966]

Sorry I read a lot of nasty comments about this SRV & Double Trouble concert on July 17th, as part of that Montreaux Blues Night at that year, which also featured John Hammond who opened the night, the great Koko Taylor with the Chicago Blues Band , Sugar Blue, JB Hutto and Luther Johnson. These few idiots who booed, but were very few, it was certainly not the majority of the public, SRV wasn't very well known in Europe at the time, maybe they didn't like the show because they were thinking of something acoustic, unfortunately they did not understand that they were in front of a genius. But I well remember that at the end of the SRV show, most were stunned, they didn't believe what they had just seen ! This is the memory I have of that evening, yes because luckily for me I was right there, in the front rows of the right side of the stage. Memorable evening that will always remain in my heart!

[@juanmendoza2993]

Stevie Decia Que Nunca Lo Abuchearon Tanto Que En Realidad, Como Era Un Espacio Oreparado Para Tocar Jazz, Habia Bastante Resonancia, Y Por Eso, Cuando Unas 4 o 5 Personas Abuchean, Suena Como Si Fueran 400

[@blatophobia]

Even Chuck Berry would have loved a white boy playing this!

[@rexoates4484]

+johnny peace Got that right. Similar sound with the double stops and Chuck was the king of that.

[@xealzy944]

True. This gives me early Elvis and Chuck Berry vibes

[@jimbo0u812]

Do the Jig, 2 step, 3 step....Waltz like a maniac and come back down 50's, 60;s, _> then there was Mr SRV swing, bop, blues to the core!

[@kathankapoor5773]

Well I'm a love struck baby I must confess Life without darlin' is a solid mess Thinkin' bout you baby gives me such a thrill I gotta have you baby, can't get my fill I love you baby and I know just what to do I still remember and let it be said The way you make me feel take a fool to forget I swore a ton of bricks had hit me in the head And what you do little baby ain't over it yet Every time I see you make me feel so fine Heart beatin' crazy, my blood run wild Lovin' makes me feel like a might mighty man Love me baby aint i your man I'm a love struck baby Yeah I'm a love struck baby You got me love struck baby And I know just what to do Sparks start flyin' every time we meet Let me tell you baby you knock me off my feet Your kisses trip me up they're so dog gone sweet Ya know baby you can't be beat I'm a love struck baby Yeah I'm a love struck baby You got me love struck baby And I know just what to do

[@vivianeprudentiabuelens9142]

smile 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊 2:45

[@vivianeprudentiabuelens9142]

Where did he got this crazy lyrics Thad sound so funny and true from ? smile 😊😊😊 2:45

[@SuperObieWon]

The hippies at the end 😆

[@anthonybarnett113]

The MAN!!!

[@89tonstar]

reminds me of Johnny B good

[@Ramblin-Man]

Died 24 years ago today...Rock In Peace!

[@boffo63]

Miss ya buddy

[@SwampyMusic]

I like how the "vevo" brand is on the outside of the video, only visible when in full screen. I don't whether I should hate or live them for owning so much of the good stuff

[@vivianeprudentiabuelens9142]

Ooh yeah ?😊Love smile 2:45

[@coringa.w7396]

2019 Someone???

[@lizardking1824]

2023 bro

[@countrychloe]

Awesome! Thank you. :)

[@heavykrogan]

que estatica la gente

[@TheKizimir]

PARTYYYYYYY!!! :D

[@kmstirpitz4285]

If ya'll are wondering, it was only a few people who booed. Yes, a few morons, but not everyone. :P

[@hollowpoint45acp]

eurotrash

[@dannyjumper9836]

I ilke it to I ilke that song 😀😀😀😀😉

[@ramiz110]

love

[@ajisstillright]

Gotta clap a nice pair of cheeks to this tune!!!

[@thomaslemon3971]

Lmao

[@blatophobia]

Somebody gave this a downvote. Oh, you sorry, sorry soul.

[@MotoIndie]

ok i see now some are

[@3PICAT]

Am I the only one who finds it strange that all these guitar concerts back then all had seats? Like why would you want to sit when you got talented musicians playing their asses off like this lmao

[@hlm7483]

🎸🙌👍🤝🎉🌈🥇⭐🙏🎼❤️🎹

[@AftershockPS3]

same as Johnny b good

[@theaceofspadesjl]

AftershockPS3 it's not

[@TheSteveSquad]

It’s somewhat similar but two different song

[@bensblues]

its using a 12 bar rock and roll. Chuck berry wasnt exactly the only one to use it

[@pncombies]

What's with the audience? What a bunch of stiffs!

[@matrodmedia]

pncombies Read up on the story of this show at Montreaux back in ‘82. It was a jazz fest type thing and the closest thing the audience was expecting to bluesrock was slow blues/jazz. Back then, Stevie didn’t have nearly the same name recognition that he gained just a year later, so half the crowd was down with him and half were stuck up bitches about it. Stevie ended up doing a kind of “comeback” show at the same Montreaux festival just two or three years later (after he blew up), and needless to say, 100% of the crowd were cheering on their feet for him.

[@matrodmedia]

Pretty cool little piece of blues history trivia right there actually. I love that comeback story.

[@starwarzfan71]

matrodmedia this technically isn’t blues rock its texas blues

[@strangledwithascarf6967]

Dejavu? It sounds little bit similar to Johny B Good

[@TheSteveSquad]

Although a bit higher pitched than Johnny B. Goode

[@trinnauri2563]

Not even close

[@markkennard861]

It was a concert for the deaf community by the look of it. The world became slightly less interesting the day he died. Rip.

[@liagian]

Probably the croud died after the first song... RIP croud :p