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[@l.l4456]

I never met him but in recent years I did meet someone who knew him, in fact he worked for Stevie the last four years of his life. He said off stage Stevie was kind, humble, soft-spoken, smart & funny. But when he got on stage he was the absolute best. He said Stevie always told everyone close to him he loved them when saying goodbye because we never know when it might be our last opportunity to express our appreciation for each other. After achieving his own sobriety Stevie helped countless other people to get clean & sober. Heaven got a good one when Stevie arrived!

[@corrinnehale1904]

Smoother than butter this guy is.....The BEST ever....EVER!!!!...Bless SRV.....❤ NZ

[@rogerduffey1428]

Man he had alot of talent in his band!! From the bass player to the piano/organist to the drum player!!! Stevie was the cherry on top!!! Unf..king real!!!!

[@bigbow62]

Breaks a string, keeps going... changes guitars & doesn't miss a beat almost like it's part of the act.... WOW, a true one of a kind legend ! Was blessed to see him live... soon after he was gone,taken to soon like many of the greats... R.I.P 💙 SRV

[@marydavis8030]

He is the best !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Loved the piano player, my mother played by ear and she played rag time music and tear the piano up, Wow, Stevie and Little Sister, man he is at the top of the mountain.

[@ScubaSteve254]

Show you what type of man Stevie Ray Vaughan was. Jimi Hendrix when he died he had a gold digger wife who took all of his money cuz his will wasn't set up right for his family. Hendrix's family got nothing. If you go to Walmart right now and look at the back of the Jimi Hendrix CD you will see you at the bottom " remastered by Stevie Ray Vaughan" what he did was remaster all of his songs, and gave the proceeds to Jim Hendricks family.

[@davidchristmas6952]

Matt254 Neatherlin, SRV had a great heart! To do something like that to help a man's family, is just incredible!

[@sup393]

Never heard that

[@HappyCats17]

Jimi was never married. He never actually had all that much money, either; his gold digging record company probably got most of the money from his songs, which is very common within the industry.

[@waynestumbo8907]

SRV was the kindest person. i met him backstage because i won tickets. he let me in his dressing room so the ones that had those tickets and we ate and he did some jamming. i will never forget this wonderful man

[@andrewptob]

I didn't know that. What an amazing act of kindness! Thanks for sharing!

[@bwall615]

Smoothest guitar change ever! I literally cried the day Stevie Ray died. I was fortunate to grow up in Austin and had the pleasure of meeting him twice. As nice as he was talented.

[@tomsearan5641]

That is the smoothest guitar switch you will ever see

[@lonestar5076]

He was Smooth as Texan should be!!!! Lol

[@inertiallychallenged]

Yep, I couldn't wait to see his reaction to the smoothest switch ever!

[@TBNTX]

I was in the audience during this performance at ACL. The entire crowd went wild! You can sort-of hear it in the background after had switched from his "Number One" Stratocaster to his “Scotch” Strat (he gave names to all of his guitars). The cheering and applause was so loud that we couldn't hear Stevie for a bit, so I'm glad that this video exists. It didn't faze him at all. I think that we should also credit his audio & technical crew, too. For information about SRV's guitars, go to www.groundguitar.com/stevie-ray-vaughan-gear/

[@troyadamson8618]

Tom Searan That is no shit.

[@deanrobinson2459]

smooth, definitely. it was also dubbed post.

[@MaceGill]

Not many youtubers would react to this song, it's not the overwhelming guitar heroics. But what it is, is a straight up solid uptempo blues shuffle and I love it! Speaking as a part time musician who has broken more than a few strings while performing, that's exactly what you do … you KEEP GOING! Now, he has the benefit of a guitar tech to switch out a guitar for him mid song, but you just can't do that mid solo. His face never broke, his singing never broke, most important he never let the groove break. THAT is a true professional.

[@daveenglish2358]

Mace, you are so right about playing on after breaking a string. If that's not bad enough, breaking a string often throws a couple of the other strings out of tune, too, so you also have to compensate for that, and quickly.

[@punch6832]

Don’t ever let anyone try to shame you for not knowing something (like Jimi Hendrix). You’re exploring and open minded and THAT’S how you learn.

[@SimonSmith68]

Old Stevie... Listened to this guy ALL-DAY long after this watch. He's special !

[@davidchristmas6952]

SRV is the man! Isn't it great how music makes you feel better! SRV was one of the REAL ones in my opinion!

[@JerryLee..]

MRM, you are definitely a *BIG* SRV fan. I can see it every time you watch and listen to him play. Love the channel. Keep it up!

[@022171]

It's always a shame to me when I hear someone of your generation saying they've never even heard of this musician or that actor. It almost seems as if, if they came before you were born, they never even came into your field of view. And that really is a shame. That's why it's so refreshing to see a guy your age seeking out some of the earlier greats & exploring them. Love to see you loving SRV. Keep doin what you're doin!

[@Modern-Renaissance-Man]

Man! In the projects we didn't even have a T.V. All we had was gangster listening to hard core rap. The only T.V. some of us seen was if we watch a video at school.

[@peterblood50]

I'm a big B.B. King fan and it always amazed me that when I went to his concerts the audience was, by a vast majority, white. I always thought what a tragedy that his legacy wasn't being passed on to the younger black generations.The English invasion of the early '60's basically blew black musicians off the radio. (They weren't alone, Beach music and Doo-Wop also virtually disappeared as well.) There was nothing racist in it, it was just a natural progression, but nonetheless black music as played by black musicians vanished. Of course, the music didn't vanish, it's just that white groups started playing it. You've done reactions to the Righteous Brothers, so you know what I'm saying. Also the songs were covered by the popular white English bands of the early sixties. The Beatles, (You really got a Hold on Me, Mr. Postman and many more) and the Rolling Stones (Ain't to Proud to Beg) and many others grafted the music of black songwriters and performers into their own musical portfolio. It heartening to see a revived interest by the black community in their musical heritage.

[@liveoak144]

@@Modern-Renaissance-Man well, i doubt Stevie was on t.v. unless Austin City Limits had him on, and I know they did. Stevie is something people did live in person. I lived in Austin. Stevie was a real nice guy. He liked Italian sausage from Whole Foods. Sold him some almost every week. The man was a force of nature.

[@kaychristensen4394]

I love your reactions to Stevie Ray Vaughan as much as I've loved SRV's music since the '80s!!! I reacted the same way when I first heard him. In my opinon, the best guitarist ever! His tunes "Change It", "Crossfire" and "Tightrope" would all be great choices for your review. Your channel is so enjoyable!

[@deano.7533]

Stevie Ray Vaughn and Double Trouble were absolutely at their finest during those Austin City Limits gigs. SRV was so loose for those shows and he absolutely put his heart and soul into them. It obviously had something to do with Texas... He always blew the roof off of the place before the broadcast was over. Seriously... Those Austin City Limits gigs were some of SRV's best nights ever. :-I

[@donnadenson633]

I KNOW WHEN YOU ARE BEING STRAIGHT UP AND REAL WITH YOUR REACTION MY FRIEND... YOU HAVE IT ALL OVER YOU... THANK YOU FOR BEING REAL..

[@davidchristmas6952]

Donna Denson, he is always real with his reactions! MRM is real, doesn't say what people want to hear, he tells it like it is in his heart. There isn't many REAL people left in our world anymore but MRM is one of them!

[@donnadenson633]

DAVID CHRISTMAS YOU ARE SO RIGHT ABOUT TRUE PEOPLE ARE GETTING HARD TO FIND THESE DAYS... I MEANT NO DISRESPECT WITH MY POST... I AM A NEW SUBSCRIBER AND LEARNING AS I WATCH

[@davidchristmas6952]

Donna Denson, I know you didn't mean anything bad, lol. I was just making a statement. You have joined a great channel

[@kathydavis3471]

What a God given talent ...Rip Mr. Vaughan ....the best.

[@wildfireintexas]

This was performed on Austin City Limits not too long before he died.

[@cliffjohnson9917]

Stevie was very special. I bought a guitar after hearing him play also. He inspired many. Bless you .

[@heatheravery1927]

Man, wish he was still with us.....so much power and what a wonderful guy on top of everything else.

[@mikestults7709]

I am sooooo glad the world is still discovering SRV. Thanks for sharing. I saw him in South Dallas when he was just breaking out. Call me lucky!

[@jamesanthony8438]

Thanks for getting to this one, dude. Always been one of my favorites. Damned hard to be mad when you're listening to it 'cause it just makes you feel so good when he plays. :)

[@russrojastx]

Met SRV in the mid 80's and had no idea who he was. but he was the nicest guy I have ever met. When he became famous, I always remembered that. RIP SRV

[@MM-yq7lj]

I love your reactions and feel the same as you. I'm still speechless after watching stevie for 35 years! I also think the best musicians don't read music. If you think his videos are great - imagine seeing him live. I have never seen anyone top stevie's live performances til this day.

[@troyadamson8618]

M Medina I wish I known more about Stevie back in the day, but, I was in the Army and stationed in Germany. The first song I heard from SRV was Cross Fire. The American radio station in Germany and they played it one time. Must have been great to see him play live.

[@98a56b32c]

Actually, Stevie has said that he regrets that he never learned to read music.

[@kimberlymorningstar8628]

You are absolutely correct. Most of the greatest musicians of all time never had a lesson in their life. It was all by ear and the passion to perfect the instrument. They succeeded! Eric Clapton is great, and so is Kravitz and so was Hendrix. Apples and oranges. Each one brings something special in their own rite.

[@elainacarvin2741]

Love Stevie Ray , played his music at my wedding. Thanks Renaissance man, you are giving one of the greats to a new generations that other wise would never heard of him, and not to ever hear his gift is sad. Thank you!!!

[@carolmerlini9971]

Many musicians who play by ear have perfect pitch. Perfect pitch is in the genes. It's a gift.

[@boofert.washington2499]

My buddies are always asking me "how in the hell can you tune without a tuner?" That, or "can you tune this thing for me?" Lol it really is a gift.

[@loxxydarkmatter6831]

Stevie never intended to sing with his music. but im so glad they talked him into it.. I read this on an interview he did with a magazine once, and I was floored.. and so glad.. I have been blessed to have seen SRV in concert more times than I can count.. he is my ALL TIME FAVORITE.. Best show i was 4th row.. we lost a great artist.. and a piece of my heart went with him..

[@slipperypete4771]

I really like your videos. You’re smart, honest and passionate. Thanks for what you do.

[@lescobrandon3047]

I’m so happy that my SRV collection is ready and available to enjoy at any given moment. Truly great music lives forever.

[@melissavangieson8152]

Oh I love SRV also! This song and Pride and Joy were some of my favorites to dance in the kitchen with my daughter (now 13) when she was a baby and toddler. These songs are meant to get up dance too!

[@dianeboyer1881]

Some great piano here too! Stevie Ray Vaughn! Miss you!!

[@chuckyoneil2853]

M.R.M. lost phone had to subscribe all over but your worth it,not only the music but your humanity towards others,GOD BLESS.

[@JustMe-vk4fn]

Oh my oh my, somebody has got aholt of the keyboard too. What a musician - what a sound.

[@johnmurphy1442]

One part rock and roll, one part rock-a-billy, and a splash of country =Stevie Ray Vaughn

[@ramondwilliam1307]

Love This Song! Stevie Is The Man! Any song you play is Amazing over and over again!

[@theengagedfew]

Old Boy broke a shitload of strings in concert. He played the heaviest-gauge strings he could get, and then played them really hard, to get that distinctive sound of his. The result was frequent string breaks onstage, and often several guitar changes during a set. When I saw him, he changed guitars at least 3 times due to broken strings.

[@peterblood50]

Looks to me like somebody loves himself some Stevie Ray Vaughn. =) Right there with you brother. Back in the day most of the players played by ear. Everybody and his brother started a garage band and we taught ourselves to play the songs on the radio. ( I did, and yes, my brother was in it.) Peace

[@aloisemason3044]

SENSATIONAL..No one can Even come close enough of singing or playing guitar to Stevie Ray Vaughan..that's from the soul

[@truenews3763]

I seen him live in 1986, won tickets off the radio.........yea!

[@Dudur.en.sandal]

SRV was a legend giving so much energy and emotions. One on my biggest source of inspiration for playing the guitar ! Thx for reviewing such a great musician under estimated.

[@Frank-bd7ov]

Probably the smoothest guitar change in Rock history. RIP SRV

[@raybassman7536]

Stevie had an awesome quick guitar tech!!! And good guitar techs have their eyes peeled on the performer. Did you see Stevie look over at his guitar tech? that was a signal for a change up in mid song!! He was right there, and hooked up the cords too. For those of you who missed it , roll back the video to around 3:18 and watch.

[@rebeccawallace4983]

Stevie Ray is very good. Thanks for playing him.

[@MamawT65]

Can tell your truly love music and appreciate real musicians

[@robertmooney7356]

Dude, I really enjoy your relations to these videos. It makes me feel like the day's when My friends and I bought an album and tried to listen to it. We would tear every segment down to the bone. We loved to do that, just milk every ounce of that album. That's how much we loved music! So my brother, keep on keepen on!!! PS, please play Jeff Beck's copy of John Lennon's A day in the Life!

[@Modern-Renaissance-Man]

I am about to do it. Stay tuned.

[@sasquatchBKP]

I love your reactions especially Stevie Ray Vaughan I was wondering If you would do a reaction to this same song where Stevie is playing with Jeff Healey there are very few people who can share the stage with Stevie Ray but Jeff Healey does an outstanding job oh and not to mention Jeff Healey is blind I really think you will like it you can see the the admiration Stevie gives to Jeff anyway I would really like to see your reaction thank you

[@knucklesdragon4040]

When in a riff, the music went from God, to Stevie, to the strings. Marvelous to watch and hear.

[@andrewlaw]

Seemless guitar change when he broke a string, and breaking 13 gauge strings ain't easy. SRV had huge hands for a small dude, he could really bend those strings like a boss. Where's that Gary Moore review you promised btw?

[@lonestar5076]

LOVE STEVIE RAY!!!! I remember the day we heard the bad news on the radio at work!!! RIP

[@dougcutcher9203]

Badass ....take a step back! Rip Stevie

[@JerryLee..]

MRM, I am a classically trained guitar player and read music. It hindered my artistic ability in the end, because I was unable to "think 4 myself musically". You are correct. The best players could not read music! This is why you'd be great.

[@julieford8788]

Great taste in music knows no color. Music is universal.

[@joebauers8031]

SRV is one of if not THE greatest to ever do it. His bass player, Tommy Shannon, used to play with another one of the greatest guitarists of all time, JOHNNY WINTER!!! My man, do yourself a favor and watch Johnny Winter “Be Careful With A Fool” LIVE from 1970 in Holland. One of the best videos on KZbin. I PROMISE you will not be disappointed. Keep up the good work...

[@ronaldmaclean6101]

Never gets old, RIP SRV!!

[@1719456]

The debate will go on as long as Stevie & Jimi's music is still listened to. Stevie once said when the subject came up, ''there is only one Jimi Hendrix''. We do need to bear in mind that Jimi had to play using a right handed guitar, even though he was left handed. In fact, Eric Clapton had purchased a left handed guitar for Jimi, but never got to give it to him before Jimi passed away. Either way it is a privilege to listen to two of the GOATS.

[@Gatorfan30253]

SRV one of the BEST EVER!!

[@redrum482]

I appreciate that the older brother is concerned about what the people be thinkin about his little sister being all grown

[@TheSarahbeach100]

He was clean and sober.thk God.

[@jamesritacco1693]

Ty, I absolutely love watching your face as you discover a period of music that is unfortunately unknown to your generation.

[@jamesritacco1693]

Try this on for size kid. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pGSml6mOo8aqhdE

[@isthatwhatemptymeans8222]

Both Chris Stapleton and Stevie Ray are generational talents... You've done well assessing the wheat from the chaff my good man

[@sharlenecarpenter1003]

You just found your jem from the past you go my brother in rock n roll your already a head banger I love it no you'll understand why we called rock n roll lovers headbangers

[@johndeeregreen4592]

Gary Moore -- Still Got the Blues. The live version.

[@edg.3100]

hahahahhhh SRV didn't miss a beat or chord while changing Strats ! ... such a F'in BadAss. RIP SRV Subscribed

[@adam.4487]

Give some props to that piano man! Holy cow! The sound gave me a touch of the younger Jerry Lee Lewis of the old days.

[@thelowmein9143]

Jazz and the Blues has to be one of, if not THE, greatest contributions of African Americans to USA culture (I’m speaking of culture specifically not science or politics or the myriad of other fields), Jimi Hendrix may be the ultimate example of that music culture blended with rock and pure guitar genius. If you haven’t already, definitely give him a listen. Stevie Ray is right there with him in the Pantheon of guitar gods.

[@davidward3122]

Srv. Genius. Rest in peace.

[@EsotericSoul]

One of the all time great guitarist was Glen Campbell. Before superstardom in the late 1960’-70’s he was part of the famous wrecking crew in LA. The most sought after studio musicians of the time. Oh, and he never learn d to read music. An entire career playing by ear! Go for it man!

[@teresayates6016]

I grew up in area about an hour north of Nashville, TN. Everybody played something, lol. People would just get together and play music. Most of them played by ear. Hardly anybody read music. They weren't necessarily famous, but there were a lot of really good musicians

[@charlespatrick1572]

The song put a smile on your face from the get go. Nuff said. I'm back because I like your reactions. They are honest.

[@Modern-Renaissance-Man]

Thx

[@jc-ql1it]

I grew up listening to all kinds of music because the variety of was there for us to hear. Not too much variety today. So sad You had soul, rock, country, folk, ballads And everything else I can't remember at this time. But if take a look to it they are really connected to each other.

[@deannakinsman6790]

Whoo lawdy he makin them ivories sing!!!! Loved it...🔥🔥🔥

[@Donnagilbert6497]

I love the love you give Stevie Ray. For another great song, and a guitar switch you might even miss, try Life Without You, Live from Capital Theatre. Pay attention to the color of his guitar when he starts...

[@brianbraswell434]

FWIW .... the guitar tech who made that seamless switch is a gentleman by the name of Rene Martinez. He came out of retirement to serve as guitar tech for John Mayer. An absolute pro.

[@Wintuscotty]

Listen to Stevie Ray Vaughn and Jeff Healy playing this song together. Jeff is blind, yet one of the greatest blues guitarists of the modern era.

[@kaazh1]

Loved that broke string break,he didn't even stopl

[@pattytheseeker8902]

All my family has played by ear. I love listening to this while doing chores. Helps you get things done.

[@georgiagirl1961]

Smoothest guitar switch ever! Please play SRV Life Without You. God Bless You! Thanks! Live to watch you enjoy SRV. The best.

[@libertylion6088]

His transition from one guitar to the other was freaking flawless. Legend.

[@paulbryan750]

It did break and he don’t miss a beat. This is from a performance on Austin City Limits. My wife see him in concert and had no clue who he was. She became a fan.

[@arthurlangford5861]

"Riviera Paradise" is the one you should react to. From the same Austin City Limits show! This really shows Stevie's versatility. This one will really blow your mind! Another one from that show "Leave My Little Girl Alone" is straight fire!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@ronenglish2473]

I love this because I see songs for my first time as well.

[@Instacontentsavvy]

I remember seeing him on Austin city limits and my brother and I watching him in awe.... so much talent!!!

[@oklahoma4192]

Slow blues, Guitar change, In Texas we call that smooth as Fuck !

[@hughabsher1826]

Playing the guitar is one of the greatest joys I have found in life! I can't read music either.Dont let it stop you!

[@jillplatte6370]

Love all his songs, but this one is my favorite!

[@joseacevedo8932]

Stevie ray Vaughn and albert king in session is a must watch video. You will not be disappointed promise. Go watch it!!!!

[@sb66516]

This was dine on Austin city limits, in the same program Stevie and wc Clark did a instunental called ' a little things' check it out

[@ctap7767]

nevets ettedruB GREAT performance FOR SURE!😎

[@tracybrooks5971]

In my opinion Prince was an extremely excellent guitarist!!!! And he never got enough credit for it!! I've said this before....check out what he does with While my guitar gently weeps on the tribute to George Harrison 2004 with Tom Petty and others! I watched an interview once where members of Petty's band were saying no one knows where Princes guitar went at the end. He tossed it up in the air and it never came back down!!! I just love the look on his face when he is having so much fun with the 'jam session'. George Harrison's son looks thrilled and even Tom Petty looks so impressed. To me that would be the ultimate compliment....to impress Tom Petty!

[@lesaserrato3575]

SRV...my very favorite!! I always think about all the blues he would have blessed us with if not for that horrible helicopter crash.

[@richsackett3423]

This appearance on Austin City Limits is legendary. Saw it when first aired.

[@joelsimms4636]

Man l miss Stevie! Saw him live for $3 cover at a bar in Austin 1980! Lord he was better live than on record.

[@dianeboyer1881]

He was only beginning ! Fell in love with Stevie after hearing one song for the first time! I heard years ago his brother was talking about a movie of his life! But, who would you find to play him?

[@marccasteel5480]

SRV is a BEAST on the strings and also Paul McCartney didn't know how to read music either he played by ear

[@Bluesy1990]

Hey man, I love your videos! I just subscribed. SRV and Double Trouble were the main reasons I picked up the guitar, 8 years ago. Their album, "In Step" changed my world. Give it a listen sometime, especially Riviera Paradise. I would recommend the version from this same show, but I can't find it on KZbin anymore. Anyway, keep up the good work!

[@cashopa]

Go for it and thank you for the blessing!

[@mszuzubookitty4646]

Ohhhhh , the more you listen the more its going to change how you play and what you play. This is so fun to watch.

[@southernwanderer7912]

You know, when the Beatles started, they couldn't read music either. According to later interviews, they eventually learned. In fact, in a John Lennon interview, he said they were told in their song, "Please Please Me," that the cord arrangements were wrong and "you can't play that way." Well, they played that way and the song became a hit,. Along with many other songs that "couldn't be played that way," transforming rock.

[@maxinemcclurd1288]

Check out Stevie's,"Little Lover Boy",no way to find anything bad from Stevie.Cried my eyes out when he died.

[@fergi3__fergi329]

That song isn’t called little lover boy lol. It’s called pride and joy

[@maxinemcclurd1288]

@@fergi3__fergi329 Yep, I realized that too late,lol.