Stevie Ray Vaughan - Look at Little Sister (Reaction!)

[@lynnecurrie7561]

I grew up in Austin during the late 70s-early 80s. When I was 14, we would bribe the doorman at Antone's, the blues club in Austin, to come in and listen to this skinny guy from Dallas. We knew we were seeing something special. RIP Stevie!!!❤

[@jr-xs9tf]

Back when Austin was Austin.

[@michaelmaguire9119]

Oakcliff Texas south Dallas will always be greater than weird Austin. Keep Austin wierd ? Keep Austin 200 miles south of Dallas/ Ft.Worth oakcliff Texas home of SRV

[@tonydagostino6158]

I saw him at The Bar on 6th St. sitting in with LouAnn Barton, 1981. In my top 5 rock memories

[@KB-ke3fi]

@@tonydagostino6158 So did I! I was early and he was just sitting there by himself on 6th street so we had a beer.

[@KB-ke3fi]

@@michaelmaguire9119 Well every musician ends up in Austin it's just the way it is. Johnny and Edgar Winter are from Beaumont and Janis Joplin from Port Arthur....still had to play Austin, man.

[@alesiaking5578]

That guitar swap was like watching a NASCAR tire change. RIP💔 SRV🎸

[@gasser217]

GREAT REPLY!!!

[@susanechevarria4320]

😂

[@judyisbell]

Alesia, great analogy!

[@MrBarryb505050]

You know that's right

[@deborahhalbert3372]

Nailed it!

[@johnnytransam5894]

Out of any musician that died too young, SRV is the one where the world was completely robbed of what could have been.

[@staceyglaunert3770]

YES!!!

[@yambo59]

Best guitar transition ive ever seen, Stevie broke a lot of strings and this happened but never seen such an amazing swap

[@keith6485]

Reese Wynans was and is a beast on the keyboards. I've seen him recently performing with Joe Bonamassa. The man still has it. What a living legend.

[@patriciab8876]

Thanks! I was wondering from the beginning of this who was on the keyboards. He's great!

[@vincentwhitley1119]

Reese is a Beast!! Been watching him lately with Joe Bonamassa Live from the Greek Theater...The man can't be Human

[@judyisbell]

Absolutely! He's one of the masters of the Hammond B3.

[@cjsmith8319]

My Dad, before he moved back to my home state, was living in Texas during the 80’s working as a draftsman. This was before I was born and he met my Mom. He told me about how he got off work late one night and went to the bars with his coworkers. I remember his words vividly: “We walked into this hole in the wall and sat and had a beer. There was a guy playing guitar in the corner and I didn’t think much of it until he started really getting into it. My coworker and told me that was Stevie Ray Vaughan. He finished his set and came to the bar and thank everyone for coming out. He sat with us for a few minutes and shook our hands.” My dad isn’t really into music or famous people, but when he told me this story, I almost fell out of my chair. My Dad met with my biggest musical influence. SRV Forever ❤

[@claireburling8547]

Can you hear the crowd cheering while Stevie does his guitar change. He's just a freaking guitar hero. Suave, smooth, swag, sexy and soulful string bender, thy name is Stevie Ray. ☮️

[@judyisbell]

Correct on all counts.

[@paulschmidt1247]

Don’t know if you seen “life without you live at capital theater” by Stevie but the guitar playing is next level, I was fortunate to have seen Stevie in 1985 in Seattle super humble man and he appreciated and loved his fans.

[@lindanoel1853]

Damn, I was there at Bumbershoot Music Festival 1985 singing 'on the street'/grounds as a duo Raw Sugar my witty feminist originals and belting out others....and had No Idea Stevie Ray Vaughn was on the premises -- and I didn't even hear him until '96 Pride & Joy in a local tavern, annoying the guys by playing it over and over. Was in Istanbul Turkey (teaching ESL to young adults), came across all of his CDs and bought all of them, without hearing any of them till I got back to the States...and gradually discovered him & Double Trouble. Was floored when I found out he had died in 1990. Now, his CDs are the only music I listen to in my car....It is so great to see First Reactions here!

[@janetpope1455]

Life Without You Live is the best of SRV: Early guitar swap (if you don't pay attention you may not even notice), having to adjust the amps for the changed guitar, playing behind the back and loosing a tooth BUT the best part is the personal message during the performance (the message references apartheid in South Africa). I was fortunate enough to see him LIVE almost annually, even a few months before the tragic flight. I've witnessed several broken strings yet he never missed a beat, EVER!

[@paulschmidt1247]

@@janetpope1455 and that message applies even today.

[@burly20261]

My favorite song by him

[@sst3d]

Saw him a couple times in Chicago….lucky me, lucky you..

[@SSPVideo]

The Master.........SRV = THE G.O.A.T.

[@jcwalter9973]

He was a generational talent. Still miss him.

[@sylviapotter6328]

Stevie Ray Vaughan has a brother named Jimmie Vaughan who is 3 years older than Stevie Ray who started playing guitar at 10 yrs old but an electric guitar, Stevie Ray loved it and got a toy guitar for his 7th birthday with cowboys and Indians on it but still learned to play Wine Wine Wine on a toy guitar amazing. Stevie Ray really wanted an electric guitar and would play Jimmie's when he would leave the house, Stevie Ray ripped 3 strings off his toy guitar and he and Jimmie would play together. Jimmie is an amazing guitarist In his own right and had a band called The Fabulous Thunderbirds, Jimmie bought a Muddy Watters record and when Stevie Ray heard it he said he knew he was going to play the Blues. Jimmie gave Stevie Ray his electric guitar when he got a new one to help Stevie Ray on his way to start playing gigs. Stevie Ray had a hard time breaking into the music industry, he was actually in a band called Krackerjack with Double Troubles basses Tommy Shannon in Stevie Ray's teen but Stevie Ray quit when the singer wanted them to start wearing makeup (I don't blame him) 😂 in 1977 Stevie Ray put a band together called Triple Threat Reuve with Lou Ann Barton vocals, drummer Freddie Walden, Bass Jackie Newhouse, Johnny Reno Saxophone and Stevie Ray on guitar. Lou Ann Barton left the band on Nov 24,1979 and on September 10, 1978 Chris Layton replaced Jack Moore on Drums and Tommy Shannon replaced Jackie Newhouse on bass and Stevie Ray changed the name to Double Trouble and Reese Wynans joined Double Trouble in 1985 playing keys. After Lou Ann Barton left Chris Layton and Tommy Shannon told Stevie Ray that he was going to have to sing but Stevie Ray wasn't confident with his vocals but thank God he agreed. On October 10, 1989 won Stevie Ray a Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Blues. Stevie Ray won Best New Talent, Best Electric Blues Guitar and Best Guitar Album with Texas Flood , Stevie Ray and Jeff Beck are the only Triple Award Guitarist ever to win these. On November 18, 1984 Stevie Ray won a W.C.Handy National Blues Award, Entertainer Of The Year, Blues Instermentalist Of The Year, he was the first white person to win either. . Stevie Ray Vaughan's career only span 7 years with the release of his album Texas Flood on June 19, 1983 in 1982 he was inducted into The Austin Music Hall Of Fame, in 2000 he was inducted into The Blues Hall Of Fame, he won 6 Grammys, 10 Austin Music Awards, 5 W.C.Handy Awards and in 2015 he was inducted into The Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame, it's so sad that Stevie Ray didn't live to see all the awards he won after his death, Stevie Ray never got to enjoy a #1 hit because his only #1 hit was Crossfire and that was only 2 months after his death so imo he was the most underrated artist ever. On August 26, 1990 Stevie Ray went to EastTroy, Wisconsin to open 2 shows for Eric Clapton along with Robert Clay, Buddy Guy and his brother Jimmie Vaughan. August 27th everyone was sitting around eating and Stevie Ray came down sat down next to Jimmie and told him he had a weird dream that he died and he was looking down at all these people crying. On August 27,1990 after Eric Clapton finish his show they all came out and the last song Stevie Ray ever performed with Buddy Guy, Robert Clay, Eric Clapton and his brother Jimmie was Sweet Home Chicago. Stevie Ray boarded a helicopter that crashed into the side of a mountain right after takeoff and everyone on board were killed. . Stevie Ray's guitar tech is named Rene Martinez, he could switch Stevie Ray's guitar in less than 5 seconds, Rene said Stevie Ray used 13 gage strings (very thick, like cable wire) Stevie Ray would break strings one after another so Rene came up with a technique so Stevie Ray wouldn't break so many strings what a genius. imo STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN WILL ALWAYS BE THE GOAT. sorry I did it again, I try not to keep my comments to long but I've been a huge Stevie Ray Vaughan fan for over 40 years and had to know every single thing about him but I didn't mean to write a book 😂 love all your reactions and just subscribed thanks

[@ThomasStarnes-d5p]

Stevie Ray will always be missed. The ultimate guitarist

[@DewayneGore]

Stevie Ray Vaughan was The Real Deal. Rest in Peace, Bro. He is sorely missed.

[@alan98bert]

The guitar tech deserves a Grammy for that.

[@deborahwarrick4344]

STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN ❤........The Man!

[@stuartharrison4421]

The smoothest guitar switch ive ever seen😂😂 The best guitarist the planets ever seen.

[@melanieredfield9736]

This man was truly gifted & in his short lifetime left us an amazing legacy. Stevie didn't have an easy life, and struggled with a severe addiction to alcohol & drugs that very nearly killed him. After getting clean and sober, he devoted his life and his music to caring for those who were hurting like he had been. He was reaching the pinnacle of both his personal & professional life when he was taken in a helicopter crash at just 35 years old. But he left a very personal message of healing in the form of a masterpiece, Riviera Paradise...which he dedicated to all who are suffering. If you want to know Stevie Ray's heart, listen to his performance of Riviera Paradise live in Austin. We lost not only a guitar legend, but a beautiful human being on that foggy night in Alpine Valley.

[@baird5776mullet]

The house of Blues, love it,SRV was and still is the GOAT!

[@judyisbell]

That guitar tech is Rene Martinez -- who has gone on to work with many great guitarists, including John Mayer. Rene is an awesome flamenco-style guitarist himself. Stevie was the first musician he went on the road with as a guitar tech and he saved Stevie's fingers when he was playing 13 gauge strings on the high E. He worked out a set of strings that gave Stevie the tone he had to have without the wear and tear on his fingers. Big salute to the legendary Rene Martinez!

[@jeffburkholder2148]

So many don’t know René’s background and story. Good job on the summary Judy!

[@JayMS916]

Would've been pretty cool if Stevie said, "Rene Martinez, ladies and gentlemen" after swapping out guitars.

[@judyisbell]

@@JayMS916, True, but it would have blown the seamless switch Rene loved so much. He preferred to be a part of the stage.

[@donnyvaughan9133]

Right hand man,tech musician,they work in step.

[@vincentwhitley1119]

Stevie had to drop down...I think maybe Tens??! Thirteens are Clothesline Wire

[@chazzs4365]

BB King said that Stevie could play in paragraphs while BB admitted he could only play in sentences. Clapton said shortly before the helicopter crash that took Stevie and others that he was the best guitar player alive and Stevie was sober and Eric knew he was the greatest. Rip SRV

[@cindygrounds1261]

When Stevie picks up the guitar, the two become one and it just flows

[@nacnud1]

He was amazing...I am 69 and remember him so well. His younger brother is a great guitar player too. He is a band called THE FABULOUS THUNDERBIRDS..Stevie Ray performed with Jeff Healey sometimes who was blind since birth from cancer. He eventually died of cancer. He was an amzing guitarist too. He played it laying across his lap

[@kevinmalone2218]

I was at Stevie Ray Vaughn's last concert the night his helicopter crashed after the show at Alpine Valley,Wisconsin August 26th 1990. The next morning when I heard the horrible news was one of the saddest days of my. The lineup was SRV, Eric Clapton, Robert Cray, Jimmie Vaughn and the Fabulous Thunderbirds and Buddy Guy. RIP SRV!

[@sylviapotter6328]

John Mayer actually inducted Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble into The Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame, John said Stevie Ray was always his hero and when Stevie Ray talked about his sobriety John Mayer said he never touched a drug or a drink of alcohol in his life because he wanted to be like his hero Stevie Ray Vaughan. I'll tell you Stevie Ray and his brother Jimmie Vaughan recorded an album called Family Style and there is a song called Tic-Tock we all need to hear the beautiful message especially today. Stevie Ray died just after the album was finished so Jimmie made a video and dedicated to Stevie Ray, it has old home movies of Jimmie and Stevie Ray at around 5-6 years old and videos of Stevie Ray's performances, Jimmie is wearing Stevie Ray's necklace. Stevie Ray is singing but there are different versions of that song so you would want the on with a pic of Stevie Ray and Jimmie sitting in a studio for an interview. I'm sure you'll love it.

[@ChristilHayward-ej6tq]

Thanks for the suggestion! The world truly lost a genius when we lost Stevie Ray Vaughn.

[@jdm5282]

F-ing love that guy and i know exactly where i was when i heard that he passed almost 33 years ago!!! The best vin my opinion!!! GBY Dave

[@derrickgoodwin4130]

The greatest player ever

[@adam.4487]

Oh man I love this one, love that man, miss him and that talent. ♥The world lost a lot the day he died. ;(

[@SuperHeliboy]

Passed through Dallas a few days ago and stopped at his grave. It touched me deeply. I cannot tell you how much SRV meant to me on so many levels.

[@jeffreywells3884]

I get you friend. So f'n good.

[@greghavens7679]

Agreed. I have paid my respects on several occasions. I was lucky enough to see him 3 times. Once at a private venue with maybe 50 people tops. I still weep every once in a while when I hear his music. He grabbed a large part of my soul and with a string from my heart, he helps me through this life. Thanks Stevie.

[@robinbeers6689]

He went through guitar strings like that all the time. He had freakishly strong hands evidently. They always had a backup guitar ready to swap out if needed.

[@bigoneleesmith6969]

That's why he's the GOAT. React to his version of Voodoo Child from the same concert as "Look At Little Sister". You WILL NOT be disappointed !

[@billmill78]

From Atx saw Stevie over a dozen times. When I saw him in a small venue like Steamboat Springs where he played often as the house band, I always heard a second guitar. I have never heard anyone else who played rytham and lead the way he did on many songs. This clip is from his last show on ACL he was clean and so perfect, RIVIERA PARADISE with Wynans solo in this show is unparaeled. His death was an event that many of us know exactly where we were and who told us the sad news, Iknow I do. SRV 34 years later I still miss you.

[@cayminlast]

He was one of a kind and did some amazing things with his raw talent. Jimi Hendrix was another master, who played with guitar with his teeth, set his guitar on fire and did some incredible work. Our generation was lucky enough to grow up listening to top of the line artist, before 'autotune' and all the tech today's artists rely on to get the job done. Thanks for sharing.

[@garymyers4496]

Did not even miss a note !!!!. That's a goat!!.

[@jonathancapps1103]

"Homie's voice is fantastic." Yeah, his guitar playing always gets the spotlight, so few people really notice his voice.

[@larryhutchens7593]

Love it when you guys notice the broken string & guitar change. Never missed a beat.

[@757optim]

May your brother rest in peace. So cool that you opened with visiting Stevie's house. To be honest, I sort of slept on the SRV phenomenon when he was alive. Thank God he left us with video of his great gift. RIP SRV.

[@friedrich1957]

Uhuh!!

[@lindanoel1853]

Your comments : "mega metaphysical metaphorical --- about rolling with the the punches, dealing with the unexpected, with grace, and because of that you just stay calm and the outcome will be like nothing's ever happened." I'm softly grinning, again good to hear/see SRV with your Reactions. :-)

[@nickybomberry1190]

He was a freak of nature on the guitar.

[@jrshelton3398]

This one is my favorite

[@samuelharston7184]

He was a master of the instrument. Nearly all guitarists stop when a string breaks, SRV just kept rolling. It amazes me every time.

[@midnitesunblues]

Riviera Paradise and Voodoo Child at this same Austin City Limits show gives a good example of Stevie's range and genius. Enjoy the rabbit hole. We'll be right here with ya. Awesome that you went to see his childhood home. I won't lie, that made the tears flow.

[@jackscott5593]

SRV ~ 🎸🐐 The goatiest goat in all of goatness **Life Without You at Capitol Theater** **Voodoo Child at Austin City Limits 1989**

[@patton303]

Stevie Ray’s guitar tech was a guy named Rene Martinez. SRV broke a lot of strings so that guitar swap was like another Saturday night for them. They’d done it so many times. Rene knew to wait for the breakdown and had four bars to do it. It’s still the smoothest thing ever caught on tape.

[@rickfortier8664]

THAT was the reaction I wanted to see :)

[@williamcabell142]

The GOAT OF GOATS! PERIOD! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@angietroy5360]

Watch Jeff Healey. Jeff was a blind guitarist discovered by SRV. Incredible talent.

[@44coma]

The man will never be out done. He was the best ever.

[@minigirl6839]

Stevie Ray didn't even need strings to play. 🤠👌💯

[@LoriLee-zx7cm]

Stevie Ray is the best. I am a BAC. I do not' listen to secular music anymore but, Stevie is one that I love to listen to. He is appointed by a higher standard.

[@StormKing757]

Stevie Ray Vaughan Crossfire

[@gregwilliams9737]

SRV is such a badass 🎸🎶🎼🎵🎸 u r right, SRV was unfased by the guitar 🎸 string breaking, SRV gave his guitar yech that look & he didn't miss a beat while switching guitars 🎸 what a performance 😎💯🔥🎸🎶🎼🎵🎸 his luv 4 performing is 2nd 2 none ... once again u hit up on everything as usual, thankx 4 another badass reaction 😎💯🔥

[@stephanietip]

I always love this video.The smoothest guitar change ever.

[@anthonyscott4547]

check out the video of him playing Tin Pan Alley with blues legend Johnny Copeland. Stevie saw him in the audience and pulled him up on stage to sit in on their set. dude ad-libbed lyrics and traded solos back and forth.

[@jen7916]

That guitar switch was AMAZING! I’ve never seen it done so smoothly, he didn’t skip a beat one time!!! 😮

[@CrazyHenkie777]

He actually did miss a beat which was edited in later.

[@lisar.6670]

By this time in his career {1989} .. Stevie had been out of rehab and clean 'n' sober for 3 years now. With a new outlook on life and reestablishing his relationship w/God, SRV showed people that life's realities we're never just about him. He committed himself into helping others get clean 'n' sober. A year later .. 1990 .. SRV told his band mates about a dream he had the night before the Alpine performance. He dreamed that he was attending his own funeral. As SRV boarded the helicopter that fateful night,..he turned, waved and told Chris @ Tommy that he 'loved them'. In just a matter of minutes after take off ... SRV was gone. RIP

[@jhas727]

Master at work makes it look just another day. Stevie and Reese such a complete to each other. Love the playful back and forth. Both cut from the same cloth.

[@ritchmoore1442]

He did this song with Jeff Healy as well - amazing! Jeff is worth checking out - he went blind at the age of 1 and plays a killer guitar too. I would suggest "See the Light" or "As the Years go passing by".

[@junebug4742]

See the light! I love Jeff.

[@judyisbell]

That video of Stevie and Jeff doing Look at Little Sister is astounding. Jeff brought his A Game for sure. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aHnQfXmvq6urisU

[@leeseymour72]

My fave SRV video is him and Jeff! He was so humble and respectful toward Jeff and it breaks my heart that they're gone!

[@JerseyBA62]

life without you live capitol theater 1985.technical issues,plays behind back,with his teeth looses a tooth n never missed a beat the whole song.its a must watch

[@JCourts2k23]

Legendary awesomeness

[@Garkimyer]

The way he uses a guitar transcendent. His playing is obviously amazing, but he’s also constantly adjusting tone and volume, pickup selection, pedals, and does it so seamlessly that non guitarists do not notice, which is very difficult to do. Then when the string breaks he manages to keep the song going like nothing happened by playing any notes from the E string on the B string higher up the fretboard, before switching guitars. He’s thinking of like ten things at once and it comes out as a seamless and polished song.

[@John-tn7nm]

SRV did a lot of collabs. Like, SRV and Jeff Healey, SRV and Albert King. SRV and BB King. Just to name a few. Also checkout SRV Soundcheck.

[@minty_Joe]

Mind you, this performance was after Stevie embraced sobriety. He was close to death by 1986, but got checked into rehab. A year later, he came back and played even better than he did before drugs and drinking took over his life. And then, sadly we lost him again in a helicopter crash.

[@grumpygnome9316]

I was fortunate enough to see Stevie three times live his sound was so immense . He was Head and Shoulders Above the Rest

[@melissavangieson8152]

When my youngest was a baby my then husband and I worked different shifts so she would always be with one of us. After a long 3rd shift night, I would come home and see that sweet face and it would make it worth it. I'd turn on Look at Lil Sister or Pride and Joy by Stevie Ray Vaughan and pick her up and dance all that negative work energy away! His music moves your soul!

[@GinMae]

Thanks, Sebs - I love this - first of all, give it up for Reese Wynans on keys - as Stevie does.. and then that broken string/guitar switch - if you didn't SEE it, you'd never HEAR it, right? Love it! (p.s. Stevie was totally used to breaking strings... )

[@danielknight2458]

There was actually a whole concert produced and released on video, "Live at El Mocambo". You wanna be impressed? He actually restrings during a song without stopping. Apparently, he was rather practiced at that particular 'art form'! Happy hunting & enjoy the rabbit hole!!!

[@redfury55]

Ya know, there must be one heck of a jam in heaven. Stevie, Prince, Hendrix and MJ dancin and singin. I can honestly say, your reactions are the most genuine of any I have seen. Can you say "Mind Blown"?

[@Hal-k8p]

Guarantee you Hendrix and MJ are not up there.

[@giuseppemonaco9362]

This is my favorite SRV recording! Unbelievable!

[@pattiburris6936]

I was living in Dallas in the early 70s and on Sundays would go across the street to The Taboo Room on Lomo Alto and Lemmon to nurse my hangover. They had open jam sessions on Sundays, and one day, Stevie Ray walked in and jammed for an hour or so. Amazing.... My hangover was cured!

[@kathyyoung9539]

My brother did that all the time. 3rd stone from the sun. Live at the festival. Ya'll wanna see somethin' crazy. It is Awesome. ❤❤❤❤

[@tresianyfb5865]

I was only 13 yr old of my gen people's who loved him to bits !! I soo ❤ his epic talent is still seen n enjoyed. 70s fumbl bmmbl born

[@paulmurro9304]

If you want to get to know Steve I suggest ,Caught in the CrossFire an autobio he released after he got clean . A MUST READ for any SRV fan.

[@223shellback]

I feel so lucky I got to see him live twice in 1988 and 1990. Also caught Jon Lee Hooker in Memphis in 1983 or 84. Great music is so good for your soul.

[@Gashouse69]

reason #137 as to why SRV is THE GOAT!

[@thomasdorsey6197]

40 years later and his music is still transcending time. still considered top 5 blues guitarist of all time. love the guitar string breaking on Austin City Limits was amazing !GREAT GREAT REACTION. thanks R.I.P. SRV

[@stews9]

Casual pro, top of his game, just on duendé. Superb.

[@agordon7369]

Hardly anyone ever notices the guitar change at the beginning of life without you video

[@libertylover4575]

The piano adds so much to this song.

[@jasonsomething6003]

Simply AWESOME!

[@1stsharkb8]

I used to go listen to Stevie in less than reputable bars around Dallas before hw was old enough to be in a bar!

[@michellezaleske-estrada40]

Stevie was PHENOMENAL! I missed out seeing him live. So sad.

[@thehonestwoodcutterbradywe8011]

That whole video was legendary,but that guitar switch is epic!

[@MJ-kj9vg]

Pride and Joy has always been one of my favorite songs of his.

[@cden409]

One of his videos, had the reviewer say, ‘I’ve never seen someone play Lead, rhythm, and bass all at the same time’ I think the voice was Texas Flood

[@gilbertdare5921]

He did that guitar change many times live in concert. Actually much smoother than the one you showed. If you didnt see it happen, you wouldnt know it happened. Been a fan for more than 40 years. GOAT!!!!!

[@rickfortier8664]

Ok here's SRV just doing a sound check that would shame many bands kzbin.info/www/bejne/naOlnoStgbifetk

[@rodneynoble452]

Someone else for you to check out, is Glen Campbell. This is a man that could not read music, but yeah played with bands such as the Beach Boys, he was also a session player on many albums, and one of the few guitarist, that I know of that played a 12-string guitar. Someone else to listen to, is Roy Clark. Again someone that is phenomenal when it comes to hissing ability.

[@watchwmn]

Since the 70's....yah, Stevie.

[@capstan50g]

His blues feel is unrivaled. Great reaction, Sebs!

[@phillipthomas119]

Love it man as a Texan I hope you have enjoyed some of the sights and some of the great food! Hopefully you found the people and east TX as beautiful as I do! Have a blessed one and rip Stevie

[@michealpayton2148]

I know you did this a few weeks ago. But I just saw it and loved Stevie Ray Vaughn. I was fortunate in that I got to see him in Iowa in the winter of 1985/86. Stevie learned to play guitar by listening to B.B. King and his brother Albert King records and teaching himself to play the riffs and licks. As a kid of about 15, they had the audacity to ask Albert King if Stevie could sit in with them on a jam session. That was something that you just did not do. Albert agreed and called him up with them (they figured Albert would probably play with his mind a little). But it was Stevie who played with Albert's mind by playing Albert's songs. Albert was so impressed he took Stevie under his wing. B B King also did and his relationship with Stevie was like a father son bond. So the legends of blues, BB and Albert King and Buddy Guy are where Stevie went gained a lot of confidence. Stevie had a natural gift. The guitar was like an extension of his body, the sound was a part of his soul. If you noticed how Stevie's face contorts while he plays, you should watch Albert King too and you will see the same thing. You see it from B B King too. The night stevie died, he had been playing with Buddy Guy and Eric Clapton. They got on helicopters to head to Chicago.. Buddy and Eric had no idea Stevie's helicopter crashed in the fog. There are very few people in Stevie's league with a guitar. BB King, Albert King were. Eric Clapton was but made no secret that Stevie was better. People who knew them both have said Stevie was better than Jimi Hendricks. One of the few I ever knew that was close to Stevie's level was Eddie Van Halen. Sadly we have lost Eddie too.

[@chuckbradley6887]

Listen to Riviera Paradise to hear how well SRV could play. SRV was a blues player extraordinaire but he could play other styles just as well. RIP SRV

[@woodykinney8222]

A master of all things music,so damn good.

[@barbaradawdy6317]

This is after he got clean from the addiction where he mixed cocaine and vodka together. He was so much more alert after he quit but he was always a great performer, from the very beginning!

[@Jeffbambam]

I just can never get enough of SRV. He gave you everything he had no matter what he faced . New subscriber I'd suggest "life without you " capitol theater NJ 1985 for a similar situation but even more incredible performance, maybe the best of all time !

[@oliviadestandau7463]

This song by Stevie is pure FUN!

[@florencemiller7826]

You will surely love the SRV rabbit hole this man was definitely impeccable no one will ever take his place

[@whiteroses47]

Thank you so much for sharing where he lived. Lord have mercy, SRV was phenomenal! He was taken from us too soon! When I get to Heaven and Jesus escorts me to my mansion, I'm going to ask Him to first make a pit stop at Steve Ray Vaughan's pad! That man is on fire and so his guitar and that keyboardist ain't bad either!!!

[@meredithtyson3408]

That guitar swap magic was thanks to Mr. Rene Martinez, he and Stevie were close, even got sober together...I recommend the SRV Soundcheck video.

[@chadsekeras9747]

The man would go back stage to glue his calluses back on his fingers just to finish the show. Stevie is a legend and glad you had a chance to see him live. Check out other ones my friend.