Stevie Ray Vaughan - Little Wing - REACTION

[@SevensSecret]

Hands down one of, if not THE greatest guitar player ever!!!

[@codyayo6158]

Eeeeeeehhhhh...hendrix lol

[@MrKoolaidjam]

steve vai

[@joelthetrolls]

Shawn lane in my opinion, but yeah SRV and hendrix top 5 blues guitarists i reckon

[@JohnSmith-mx8wp]

+Sevens Paco de Lucia

[@SevensSecret]

John Smith I don't believe ive heard of him. I'll check him out. 👍

[@tammyglasgo7692]

Stevie Ray Vaughn without a doubt the best guitar player to ever exist.

[@ricocarrillo1945]

Gotta disagree. Stevie brought the blues out of the shadows in the 80s, but Hendrix revolutionized guitar play.

[@stevew585]

SO TRUE!

[@mrfahrenheit677]

Rico Carrillo but Stevie was also more than blues as shown in this video. He’s used techniques that not even Hendrix used. People consider him the best no necessarily because of his influence or technical skill but because the guitar was literally just an extension of his body and no one ever played with his aggression

[@s550danny]

Shane Allder I always say this. Stevie had the benefit of jimis experience. Stevie adopted a few of jimis playing techniques to make his playing the way it was. Stevie was extremely talented of course. Jimi walked so Stevie could run

[@mrfahrenheit677]

@@s550danny no of course. i think that goes for a lot of guitarists. thats why jimi was the best

[@stevennadler4461]

If you think he is amazing playing with one hand, check out Texas Flood and watch him play behind his back.

[@BradCross1982]

Thats a must see for sure

[@ericmorreo1614]

I came here to say that too he definitely needs to check that out

[@FrethKindheart]

The El Mocambo version of Texas Flood.

[@csi2448]

And then Love Struck Baby to see him play behind his head!

[@Herman_Muenster]

Steven nadler that shit changed me yo

[@debbiefulton1001]

Someone to listen to, if you like guitar. Someone who doesn't get the recognition he deserves. But he's a master. Roy Clark. Yes Roy Clark, he's a genius on just about anything with strings. Guitar, banjo, fiddle ( violin ) , mandolin, also the piano, I think. Y'all are probably going to think I'm nuts. But Roy Clark is great.

[@BarbButler]

RIP Roy Clark... 💔😥

[@lowellupchurch1609]

Damn dude you killed him

[@5150pb]

Yeah dont sleep on Jerry Reed and Willie Nelson either.

[@kenseymour5152]

Debbie Fulton some of the best guitarists are in country and bluegrass

[@yqwgjsg]

Debbie Fulton you are correct. Roy was a master with a guitar. Don’t forget Chet Atkins. Just because they played country doesn’t mean they weren’t cold.

[@cronicbudha1234]

Contrary to most peoples perception, Stevie is widely regarded as the greatest guitarist of all time. His guitar was truely an extension of his arms. R.I.P stevie, we miss you.

[@maxbrazil3712]

Both BB King & Albert King spoke of Stevie with total respect and in awe of his talent.

[@christinacrowley3631]

For realz!!!

[@litemup8187]

Agree goat

[@jasonmckinney2484]

I still give that honor to Zappa. But Stevie ranks high up there. He was good enough that once upon a time he turned down an offer to play on the road for David Bowie.

[@kennymace7146]

There's no such thing as the greatest guitarist of all time and you've heard no one of any reputation say so. Your opinion may be that he was the greatest but your saying it definitely doesn't make it so.

[@onepieceofgumleft]

Now that you've discovered Stevie Ray Vaughan , "Voodoo Child" (One Night in Texas) is a must !! 👍🏼

[@overnightgrowth]

I think the performance in Tokyo is one his best as well

[@stevedontfeartheshadowpeop7806]

Yes Voodoo Child plays guitar behind his back

[@stevedontfeartheshadowpeop7806]

Texas Flood is when he plays behind his back

[@Mercury6_]

Damn right!

[@grelch]

Live at El Mocombo. King KTF, check out SRV Live at El Mocombo, you won't regret it.

[@vanessarupe2039]

There will never be another SRV. Keep digging deeper. He will blow your mind. You’re getting into the guitar Gods. Keep searching. 🌻

[@stevew585]

Very true!!

[@stevenjones2570]

Stevie Ray Vaughan Texas flood. SRV Best guitarist ever. Personal fun fact my mom and uncles grew up with Stevie and his brother Jimmie here in dallas and I was actually named after Stevie

[@hrdcoremetalchik]

I named my son Steven after Stevie as well! I only wish I could have met him. Cheers!

[@Papawforreal]

Holy Shit!!!!!

[@doolally1478]

I named one of mine after Stevie too !

[@lesliemccarthy7130]

Im a 53 year old woman who has been a fan of. SRV since i was 17. It is so AWESOME to see a younger generation learn about Stevie and appreciate his music. So awesome!

[@gailice5042]

This is one of those rare moments when a cover of a song outdoes the original. I love Hendrix, he was amazing. Stevie owned this song. One of the greatest instrumentals of all time.

[@AngelMartinez-of8zn]

There’s a story that Stevie made a deal with the devil. No one knows what Stevie got but the devil got guitar lessons.

[@anthonyrodriguez625]

Hahahahaha, stevie played so fast it set the neck on fire. So the devil got a taste of his own medicine

[@MrMetalWarlock]

@@anthonyrodriguez625 Lol

[@safespacebear]

nice....outstanding. (I read this 90 seconds ago and already shared with someone else)

[@kyloren7070]

😂😂😂👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾yes!!!

[@Mannemer2010]

Always the same ,

[@wtglb]

He used VERY heavy gauge strings to get that sound, and those strings sit high off the fretboard, so he had to have POWERFUL fingers to be able to play like he did. He was a wonder!

[@MissBehaven1974]

www.stringjoy.com/stevie-ray-vaughans-guitar-string-gauges-3/

[@wtglb]

Wow, very interesting, thanks!!

[@MissBehaven1974]

np mate... once a geek allways a geek.. cant help it.. gonna call my doctor.. btw enjoy SRV.. and YES he was a wonder we lost all too early

[@uurkisme]

ive been playing blues for years.. i can concur.. i tried his strings.. it HURTS

[@entropy5126]

You'd be surprised how quickly your fingers adjust, i use D'Addario power wound strings and i have short fingers

[@nostrilnick]

SRV was a magician. Nobody could touch him. The effortlessness.... no words.

[@coltonw9359]

Alot of people debating whether he's the goat of guitar playing or not, idk, but what I do know is he's the only player that makes me tear up every damn time I sit and listen to him. He played with so much passion and feeling it's like he injects his soul straight into you and makes you feel every single note. He was something really special. RIP SRV.

[@joesam7744]

If anyone can do Hedrix any justice it's SRV.

[@keithsage7258]

Oh Heck yes.

[@perryarrington8446]

love me some Jimi, but SRV took playing the guitar to a different dimension

[@imshtoney]

@@perryarrington8446 The both did really

[@SpaTZz9]

Frank Marino

[@richardmann3798]

Joe Jetu would’ve loved to have seen a jam session between the two.

[@PedroMelendez]

The SRV sound is not about hearing the guitar.. It's about felling the guitar. RIP SRV

[@RollTideRoll_GSP]

If you can't feel that ya might wanna check ya pulse!! Still blows my mind and I been listening to SRV 30+ yrs. The man was incredible and he knew he was on the same level as Jimmi! They understood they were the best at what they did in their time, quite possible the greatest two guitarist to ever live!

[@StarCustom-pk5ff]

Damn Stevie could make that guitar sing. Hope those little wings fit nice Stevie.

[@arik_dev]

Something crazy about SRV, he plays on gauge 60 strings. People who are way into guitar will know, those are some thick ass strings. Bending strings like that would probably make my fingers snap, SRV makes it look easy. There's a legend that when SRV was 16 he was skipping school to sleep and then playing in the clubs all night. One night he played so long one of his fingertip callouses ripped off, and he super glued it back on and kept playing!

[@adnap]

One thing to note, he tuned his guitar down a half step with those heavy gauge strings. They were actually: 013 - .015 - .019p - .028 - .038 - .058

[@johannvanaardt7221]

Look at his hands and fingers, they were huge.

[@BirdTalk13]

Arik JEEZO!

[@conroecurio5145]

Look for my story about meeting him in the comments..I think you might enjoy it.. just wish I remembered more detail.. I was young and those days were a 80s party blur ha ha

[@arik_dev]

Good point adnap, Eb tuning does takeaway some of the tension, but it's still very impressive

[@e321-g4q]

The GOAT. If you can't see that, and you're a guitar player, you got a screw loose.

[@mjc4687]

Stevie Ray was one of the best guitarists EVER!! God Bless him he died to young🙏🙏🙏

[@PatTheBatmanFan]

“He ascended bro”...Love it

[@christinacrowley3631]

And that's why we love him 💜💜💜

[@jonward9997]

A true Texas legend. Great reaction Preston

[@JDMsbc63]

The sound of the blues flowing through Stevie’s soul.

[@leechristopher3187]

The look on your face as Stevie plays is exactly as it should be. Was lucky enough to see him twice and each time it was total awe as the music flowed through the man.

[@ColinRichards1]

Stevie Ray Vaughn didn't just play guitar, he made sweet sweet love to your ears.

[@martinmoolman5754]

He violated some of them too

[@anthonyrodriguez625]

When you listen to stevie ray Vaughn? Be prepared to have an eargasm

[@strandwolf796]

you should see him playing "Texas flood" live in the El Mocambo, that one is amazing

[@spencerallen482]

That is a must see for sure

[@fvgc454ss]

The one where he plays most of the solos behind his back?

[@weoutchea3982]

Stevie Ray is a beast

[@wildebeast6065]

A small piece of advice to all you budding guitarists out there- don't watch SRV and then think about learning your instrument!! After watching him do it, you will be inspired. But as soon as you try to play like that you will be instantly demoralized. 😂

[@Mainlandbandboy]

100% correct

[@anthonyrodriguez625]

I'm not bragging in any way, I can alot of stevie ray Vaughn songs. But learning to play them? OOOOMMMMMGGGGG! my forearms felt like they were on fire and my wrist felt like it was gonna fall off

[@LUckybones25]

True story! Lmao

[@ettnollbajen]

Guitar 101,listen to SRV,then burn your guitars.

[@ehern10181990]

Ive sincerely picked up my guitar 5 times over the years after being moved to tears, only to cry more because i suck so bad.

[@lovemetal2467]

Stevie Ray Vaughan has made the biggest impact on me as a Guitarist. I've been playing for 18 year's, and no one made a lasting impression on me like Stevie Ray has. He used 13-56 Gauge Strings, which are heavy as shit, his soul played his Strats, his arms and hands were just extensions for his soul. Keep playing man, you'll build up calluses on your fingers, and the pain well completely subside.

[@SettinFools]

stevie just played from his heart and if you enjoyed his playing that was enough for him . RIP , my brother....

[@Seducti]

Next SRV is Texas Flood from El Mocambo! (The same show as this one!) Probably the best guitar performance recorded live!

[@wanab1082]

Cvetelin ceco I was at that show...It was the best live show ever. People were in tears leaving the club.

[@Seducti]

You're so lucky man, i wish i could have seen him but i wasn't born back then.

[@jaceacekalgoorlie]

Many can play faster and flashier with far more technique, but i have never seen anyone play with that level of intensity. Ever.

[@drumtravelfun]

Thissssssssssss.

[@OmegaProxy]

SRV was and is the greatest blues guitar player to have ever existed. This is not my opinion. It is simply a fact. Check out his rendition of Texas Flood for confirmation. Dude breaks a string playing behind his back and switches guitars like a boss.

[@MrCfralick]

BB King broke a string and changed it mid song while continuing the vocals without missing a beat. I love SRV, and definitely agree one of the best, but blues has way too many subgenres to be able to call anyone the best blues guitarist to ever have existed. I mean, as good as SRV was, he couldn't play Robert or Lonnie Johnson. Just like as good as Keb' Mo is, he can't pull off SRV licks

[@OmegaProxy]

C Fralick we'll have to agree to disagree.

[@leechristopher3187]

Listening to Stevie Ray is a soiritual experience.

[@showshowthecloneclown8428]

Here we see Stevie Ray Vaughn playing massive tribute to Jimi Hendrix and who he had much love for

[@deborahalford-thompson2117]

Stevie was a god in concert. So few like him. Such a great loss to music.

[@ejross118]

SRV demonstrates what letting the music flow through you means. The music is out there in the ether and he taps into it and channels it through his instrument. Don’t know if it’s something can be learned... I am a Metal fan but SRV remains my favorite guitarist:)

[@bertvisser6423]

You can learn to play guitar and with lot's of practice you can play tricky songs. But if your not born capable of making the guitar a extension of your soul,you will never play it well.

[@MrJett1971]

He didn’t just play the music...he became the music. I don’t think I’ve seen another guitarist lose themselves in the atmosphere like SRV. Gord Downie of The Tragically Hip and his trancelike stream-of-thought live vocals is about the only thing I’ve seen that comes close.

[@trottheblackdog]

It does take years of disciplined practice and mastery of technique, until the problems are solved and the technique fades away. Then the Muse can speak through you.

[@ANGeLEk1_89]

Stevie Ray Vaughn- life by the drop!

[@donwardareyouawake379]

RIP Stevie you are greatly missed.... One of the Greatest Blues Guitar Players of All Time... You should check out Marry had a Little Lamb it will blow your mind.... Also If the House isa Rockin don't come Knockin just Walk on in... Take care and have a great day everyone... Incase some might not know this is a cover of a Hendrix song... That is a tough question... Santana....

[@docwells7]

RIP Stevie... Possibly the best guitarist to ever walk the planet. God, you took him from us too soon.

[@wesleygantt6170]

Stevie played that whole song (and most of that concert) and never opened his eyes.. the man WAS music

[@randiroswell3199]

Stevie Ray Vaughn would be the one I'd want to teach me guitar! He was the best EVER!

[@DocRock71]

You're watching one of the top three guitarists that have ever lived on planet Earth! RIP Stevie Ray!

[@infiad1275]

I swear I just love new reactions to Stevie.

[@anthonyrodriguez625]

Me to,its so awesome to people who are fans of completely different music genres listen to his music. You can see the jaw dropping reactions and nothing but positive feedback he gets .it's so awesome

[@Jorsherr]

Me too. I wish I could go back and hear some of these songs for the first time again. It's nice to see others do it.

[@ggentry2408]

It's just fun to watch their jaws drop and their eyes to bug out.

[@antarcticorb9197]

It's become a hobby now...

[@hellhound551]

I love the description by the guy in the video saying that Stevie Ray ascended.....Vaughn had a style that was Hendrix heavy influence and he played on a whole different level than anyone else out there at the time.The man had his soul exposed in every performance....a true master of the guitar.....the most amazing thing is that Stevie never screwed up while he was playing....incredible talent gone way too soon.

[@Hiven-N-Thriven]

Please continue to find and listen to Stevie's music. Study on him and his life and legacy. You will never be disappointed. Step outside the box and open your minds to all genres of music. You will find great talent in every one. Rest in peace Stevie!

[@rwlson]

robin trower bridge of sighs is another state of bliss for guitar

[@scott7108]

I was in the Marion County Jail in Indianapolis when Stevie Ray Vaughan's helicopter crashed talk about hard time

[@ronniefarnsworth6465]

Stevie Ray the BEST Blues Man Ever !!!!!! Jimi Hendrix and and Jesus sitting back and Loving it !!! : D

[@jaimeschumann68]

STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN FELT HIS MUSIC THOUGH HIS SOUL.. SO IT MADE YOU FEEL YOUR SOUL THOUGH STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN!!! I'M SO GLAD YOUR ON THE STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN TRAIN SWEETIE.. YOU WILL NEVER WANT TO GET OFF THIS RIDE,& WILL BE DISAPPOINTED IN YOUR SRV JOURNEY.. I CAN PROMISE YOU THAT!!!

[@TheKellyliz26]

The World lost a phenom when Stevie Ray died. He was a Master.😪

[@Ibanez527]

PINK FLOYD!!!! Lol just realized you havent reacted to them, Thats a must!! - shine on you crazy diamond, comfortably numb, Time, hey you, young lust.... any of those

[@tokesmcganja]

This guy fucks^ Agreed you gotta check out pink floyd. They are like tool in the sense that NO ONE sounds like them and its just fucking magical

[@lobotomizedjellyfish2171]

Another vote for comfortably numb. A great song to get hooked on them to then venture out to more of their music. A gateway song for sure.

[@arizona_rockabilly9288]

Yes comfortably numb! Pink Floyd!!

[@JonathanFreise]

Second Shine on you crazy diamond. Also recommend anything from live at Pompeii. And Dogs.

[@magnaquam]

The Pinkest of Floyds this ^

[@moetifresh4620]

If you like this you gonna to love Jimi Hendrix bro

[@vividangel]

For Sure, Jimi is Guitar God!

[@JohnRidersoldoutforjesus]

Damn right. I sometimes get so pissed about great guitar players like Jimi leaving so soon in life. Can you just imagine what else he would have given the world if not for drugs taking him out??? Just like Slash making it out. He has a lot more greatness to give before he too goes away.

[@PibbXtraPls]

John Rider that’s why I’m glad John Frusciante survived the 7 years being out of RHCP. He came back to give even more great music to the world.

[@Bellasgirl755]

Stevie's was better, bro

[@Hrazoart]

John Rider I recently saw slash with Guns N’ Roses and he was AMAZING!

[@michaeljordan8490]

Speaking of dedication. If you look close. That is one of his most played guitars. He has worn the finish off most of the body of the guitar. Actual Willey Nelson has an acoustic he's played so much. He has worn a hole in it

[@Jason-wo5rr]

You have the same look I had on my face the first time I hear SRV 27 years ago. I was a metal head trying to learn to play the guitar and wanting to sound like Metallica when I heard SRV for the first time and after that I became a blues nutcase. I can play as fast as SRV BUT nowhere near his flawless intensity. I can only imagine that in order to play like him you have to dedicate yourself to your guitar 24/7 for decades. There are some who almost touch the heavens and SRV was one and God took him as his reward. Great vid my friend!

[@gmandersonjr]

SRV never over played this song. The stop & start never disrupted the continuity of the song. His timing was great

[@debbiefulton1001]

Love that smile bruh! Here in the South, we have a saying for a smile like that. Grinnin' like a jackass eatin' briars.

[@leechristopher3187]

To listen and watch Stevie was to take journey to the soul. Him being your guide.

[@steveo673]

Seattle's Jimmi Hendrix wrote Little Wing. It's fitting the guy reviewing is wearing a Seahawks toque.

[@Jangalang23]

I grew up watching Stevie and even till this day I find myself forgetting to breathe watching him play!

[@NS-wt8rg]

Stevie did a thing no one saw coming. He acknowledged artists that inspired him. He was SRV.

[@stevew585]

SRV, the greatest Guitarist that ever graced this Earth!

[@tianzi49]

is that why he covered Jimi's numerous songs like a true protege ... nothing beats the original innovator!

[@stevew585]

@@tianzi49 Jimi was amazing yes, and we ALL know he was the innovator, but so what? He still wasnt anywhere near the genius of SRV! SRV was the only Man who could take something incredible, like a Jimi song, then make it his own and do it so much better!

[@tianzi49]

@@stevew585 in all things innovators who open the door/flood gate to the new paradigm-shifting way of thinking and innovation are the true giants ... Sir Issac Newton w/ Laws of Gravity and Motion, Nikolai Tesla w/ AC/DC current, Einstein w/ Laws of Relativity for example ... in religion Sakyamuni w/ non-violence. Joshua ben Yusef, a revolutionary teacher .... the belief in Earth is a sentient being and use of power plants by Native Americans to differentiate between the known, the unknown yet knowable, and the 3rd sphere called unknowable/unintelligible that stretches for eternity ... etc ... however, I never said the creativity stops w/ the originators ... that would be a contradiction in terms when dealing w/ the abstract universe!

[@SeanD1847]

Gary moore - still got the blues (live)

[@Bigbrotherthunder]

Sean Doherty so much soul. He’ll love it

[@whiskeyandcigarettes2785]

YES YES AND MORE YES

[@suryclind]

Stevie was/is probably the best blues/rock guitarists of all time...REQUEST: Tin Pan Alley cause his voice is just as incredible as his playing...do it dude and we'll dig on it together .....

[@wandaprescott6672]

He Is The Guitar They are One !! The Biggest lost Ever When we lost Stevie..Hes the Best Guitar Player ever .. RIP SRV...Much Love 4 Ever..💕💕💕🎶🎵🙏🎼✌😉😊

[@timhunt2500]

One of the best guitar players of any and all. Saw his last show in Auburn Hills,MI. Coming home, heard on the radio that his chopper crashed into a mountain near Milwaukee, WI. Will never forget him. Just magical!

[@MarcoJPhotography]

Guitar lessons? Dead: Jimi Hendrix. Living : Marc knopfler from the Dire Straits.. I just like the way he plays and sounds. And sings at the same time!

[@valdris86]

I love Dire Straits so much

[@renothekid7631]

Definitely something special on guitar Got to see him once, He pulled his stool to the front of the stage and just started ripping

[@Gh0StF1sHy]

the fact that you saw SRV do somethin crazy; and had to pause so you could check out wtf he was doin- Its a good sign; when I was learning how to play I did alot of that; really trying to figure the technique, even if I just had an old video to go by- It's a good sign man, it shows you enjoy it. - Good luck; and have fun, learning to play any instrument is a fabulous; terrifying journey.

[@Frank-pe9pk]

You can tell Jimmy was his inspiration from all the songs he played. I got to see Jimmy in my much younger days but never Stevie RIP Jimmy and Stevie

[@jomeltarango9271]

SRV...what a talent, what a soul...just a beautiful and wonderful person. I feel blessed just to listen to him.

[@gopedsrsick]

you gotta react to steve vai - tender surrender. he makes that guitar SING.

[@sandrasmith7501]

He had a soulful voice to go with that guitar slaying. Check it out...Thank me later.

[@letters5002]

Bro u gotta hear Stevie Ray Vaughn sing...try Texas Flood live👍👍

[@mister.b3896]

Jeremy Kennedy oh yeah dude he's you can hear that emotion in his voice

[@vickilee7494]

Hello from Texas he is one of our greatest treasures.

[@KristinaAthena]

Sexiest song ever written and I was lucky enough to see him up close and personal a few months before his death. The show was in a small venue and he turned up the house lights and came off the stage and played much of the show walking around among us. He is the GOAT. I wish I had a man in my life that handled me the way SRV handled his guitar ~ I'd be a happy woman.

[@cliffboatright507]

You just witnessed greatness. Welcome to SRV

[@Peter-el2jj]

exactly

[@motorcitymaniac167]

Good morning RIP ❤Stevie Ray Vaughan is one of the best blues guitarist, if not the best.. he also is a great singer Please checkout Tin Pan Alley Stevie Ray Vaughan with Johnny Copeland. Other great songs by SRV HENDRIX COVER Voo Doo Child Pride and Joy ,Texas Flood Have a great day Bro Peace✌😎💭☁☁

[@tonyapownall8340]

Listen to Look At Little Sister with Johnny Copeland, next song after Tin Pan Alley

[@motorcitymaniac167]

@@tonyapownall8340 thats another great song

[@kencromwell2805]

The greatest ever SRV

[@cavscout62]

My Boy and fellow Texan The Late Great SRV. THE Greatest Picker that EVER Lived.😎

[@timmymartin7293]

Listen to this song every morning, its the opening/theme song for a syndicated radio show "Walton and Johnson" that's been on the air since the late 80s. Never get tired of it!

[@hrdcoremetalchik]

Named my second son after this incredibly talented guitarist! One of my all time favorite guitarists! Really miss him! Rip Stevie Ray Vaughn!

[@travisk7636]

If u wanna hear some guitar thats just plain unreal, listen to Steve Vai, Tender Surrender. Theres so many guitar greats but For me Vai was my main influence along with Randy Rhodes. Definitely check out Tender Surender live, u wont regret it.

[@knelson8672]

Windows to the soul

[@hrdcoremetalchik]

Agreed! I requested Randy Rhoades!

[@michaelbyrd7883]

I checked it out, SRV is miles better, better get your click together. You people that keep talking Vai and Sat have a itty bitty soul. I saw SRV once and Sattriani once. It was night and day, SRV is far, far the greater player and talent.

[@travisk7636]

@@michaelbyrd7883 wasnt nobody talkin to u sister, opinions, everybodys got their own, and instead of helping preston discover new sounds and expand his knowledge of music hes never heard before, you talk shit. You are So cool and open minded. I wanna be just like you..

[@wyldeyouth]

What is up with the low quality of your recent vids? BTW Check out Stevies song "Lenny". Thats one of his best

[@estoy1001]

You really should check out Jimi Hendrix. SRV is doing a recitation of Hendrix's Little Wing (brilliantly, I might add), Hendrix was where a lot of modern rock guitar began, as well as funk & modern blues. You really got to check him out, Stevie was a great disciple of his.

[@amandas2648]

This is my favorite song. So nice to see other's just discover n appreciate the talent her had

[@renemercado8618]

Hey Stevie is my BOY. He was too much for this world, but he definitely gave us a view of how great we could be. I am glad to see you were introduced to him and you enjoyed his style. Your comment that he has ascended was on point.

[@JerryDurante]

If you like that you should check out the original by Hendrix.

[@ohWolffy]

Yea, your fingers get super sore when first learning the guitar. Eventually your fingertips will callus and you won't feel any pain anymore. It takes a few months usually

[@rodclore4093]

Stevie Ray was nothing but serious to learn to master the Guitar. His older brother played and left home leaving Stevie behind. Stevie stayed in his room playing and learning how to play all the records his bro left behind. Jimmy (his brother) even said I knew Stevie was serious about learning to play but damn. Jimmy said after a short time Stevie left home to go to Austin and damn he could play. Passionate for the Blues. I still listen to him everyday. SRV. #1

[@buddydeal7695]

The greatest guitar player there ever has been or ever will be. His comment that SRV ascended is spot on.

[@beckyleavitt7808]

Stevie's guitar was an extension of his soul. RIP man!

[@shaneantcliff5231]

You have great taste in music thumbs up

[@ooshta]

Stevie did an awesome take on a Jimi Hendrix song.

[@BeansPean]

Hey man can you react to Stevie Ray Vaughn playing voodoo child it’s amazing.

[@eddienash2152]

Stevie Ray and Jimi are the only people on earth that could stand in for each other and everyone would be greatful for the experience 💯

[@pagelover6789]

Whenever I am having an awful day, watching you watch SRV is the best medicine, "yo, he ascended" has got to be the best line EVER!!

[@HBC423]

please react to tender surrender by Steve Vai.. this song is may be on par with the guitar skills displayed in this video.. which is very very rare

[@ooshta]

I think you should listen to Heart's " Dream boat Annie , Magic Man & Barracuda". Jimi Hendrix"s "Trashman" & "All Along The Watchtower" Dire Straits "Sultans Of Swing" & Fleetwood Mac's "Rhianna" Live 1976 & Black Sabbath's "Black Sabbath, War pigs"

[@debbiefulton1001]

I've suggested Heart, Fleetwood Mac, also Rush.

[@raymondmccollum2382]

My guitar teacher would have to be Jimi Hendrix by far. But Stevie Ray Vaughan would be the next best. You should check out Pride And Joy or If The House Is Rockin' .These are 2 of his better ones in my opinion

[@brianadams429]

Lenny was my favorite

[@jamescook4735]

Love that description, " Ascended", most excellent, Grasshopper. The journey continues.

[@christopher.k.guitar]

The greatest guitarist of all times! Love your passion for music man. Great channel