Stevie Ray Vaughan Reaction - Cold Shot (BLUES WITH STYLE!!)

[@bcafed]

Uncle Ted needs his own channel.

[@shirleybuffington6420]

Young man welcome to the wonderful world of Stevie Ray Vaughan

[@BarbButler]

💗 💖 💘 💝 💟 ☮️!!!!!!!!!!!!!! He's one of us now!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@MosaicRose99]

Stevie has been gone for over thirty years, but the SRV community remains strong and keeps on growing. Love it! RIP sweet Stevie Ray....

[@thefunkybuddha69]

A Cold Shot "Is that a drink?" "No, it's an experience." Awesome.

[@matthewwright5802]

What can I say! I live in South Dallas near Oak Cliff and the Hood where SRV grew up and returned after rehab. He lived only 15 minutes away from me in the late 80's. He IS Texas. I love that man and he really brought the electric blues to mainstream! God Bless SRV!

[@_MOORE_1986]

You should checkout Stevie Ray Vaughan - Leave My Girl Alone (Live Austin Tx) Btw, Uncle Ted knows his shit and couldn't have explained the Stevie and Hendrix thing any better.

[@heydayma10513]

Great color and wardrobe.. Outfits too

[@jackscott5593]

As for the Jimi-Stevie Ray comparison...I heard it said, not long after Stevie was killed, that if Jimi was king, Stevie was the only true heir to the throne. Regardless of where you 'rank' them, they're both head and shoulders above everyone else. Hell, they might have even been aliens they were so great! 😂👽🎸

[@wbride]

Uncle Ted knows what's up! Reminds me of my Dad with his fun attitude and Pabst Blue Ribbon. Stevie was a special gift to us. My favorite.

[@johnathanstruble1064]

Pabts blue ribbon and Srv...thank you gentlemen. Alive and well in America. From one grown man to the the other!

[@jackempson3044]

The older guy cracked me up! He was so excited.

[@Thomas-qe7ez]

SRV playing Voodoo Child live in Nashville is a must watch. Craziest, most epic performance I’ve ever seen

[@InterestedAmerican]

"If you don't like that, something's wrong with you." Truer words were never spoken.

[@mariabetancourt6797]

You guys are so fun....thanks for posting

[@moefeaux1442]

"Life Without You" "Life Without You" "Life Without You" did I mention "Life Without You" live from the Capitol Theatre. It doesn't get any better. TRUST ME!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@drudriver3660]

YES Life Without You!

[@marisabundrick9003]

Yes, a Cold Shot is an experience!

[@seekingwisdom5156]

I think it’s fantastic how the love of Stevie’s music can bring us together regardless of our skin color. The blues is for us all, and no one has an exclusive right to the pain it speaks to. May the music ease all our pain.

[@donwollet4586]

Uncle Ted .....You are THE MAN !!!

[@andaimhineach4131]

I dig you two. Uncle Ted...come back again.

[@jayb7775]

"He was a blues-man, from Texas." "both of them were beyond..."

[@joebauers8031]

Texas Flood from the El Mocambo next PLEASE!!!

[@thefunkybuddha69]

Absolutely a must!

[@christopherhall1140]

@@holysmokes5817 REBREHN!!!

[@greenehorn]

I now have a new spirit animal, and his name is Uncle Ted. I’ll stay subscribed so long as he’s included.

[@briancoffey4581]

My main man Mojo and the illustrious Uncle Ted, dropping knowledge and bringing the enthusiasm! SRV is a personal favorite, and like Ted said, a class of his own. He breathed rarified air amongst blues/rock guitarists. Another one you could randomly pick a song from the back catalogue and you couldn't go wrong. His brother Jimmy, no slouch himself as a guitarist, was an occasional collaborator, as well as a member of the Fabulous Thunderbirds. Loved this reaction, and Ted always brings joy with his big laugh! Until next time, gents, stay groovy, and love seeing blues rock get love on here!

[@chrispate2696]

His talent was off the charts, and he was awesome guitar player.

[@theblacksheep5226]

Love your guys enthusiasm in this video. It would be a treat to see you two do some more Stevie Ray reactions.

[@bob5074]

Uncle Ted’s description of Stevie Ray as a “Blues Man” was on point. Most people describe him as a guitarist. He was way, way more than that. Uncle Ted’s toothy grin says everything!

[@Dougwarren69]

"Is that a drink?", "No, it's an experience!" That was nice. Great reaction guys, nice to have Unc along for the ride! I am a reactor too and am really enjoying your channel. Rock on🎸

[@erniehenderson1100]

It’s a pleasure to see him live very cool

[@shirleybuffington6420]

You should check out his guitar sound check video or life without you live at the Capital Theater or Tin Pan Alley with Johnny Copeland.

[@TheBurchman21]

^^^

[@garywilliamson1859]

Saw Stevie Ray at Stubbs Barbecue in Lubbock Tx. Awesome to say the least! Been hooked on Stevie Ray and Ribs ever since.

[@marymargaretmoore9034]

Jimi and SRV are at the top of my list of favorite guitarists; born the same year as me. I had many chances to see him play live but put it off, then it was too late. Please do more SRV. Uncle Ted will be feelin' no pain!

[@BarbButler]

💗 💖 💘 💝 💟 ☮️!!!!!!!!!!! I saw Stevie Ray Vaughan and I was here!! Great reaction!! (Love Uncle Ted, too!! I'm also from the Midwest!!) Subscribed!!

[@beckychaney1694]

This is the ultimate appreciation among different generations that only SRV could bring together!!! I love it! So sorry we lost his talent at such a young age. He had so much left to give. Miss him and his original talent so much. There was only one Stevie...💕

[@murraytomlinson6562]

Loved your reaction. Wish I could have been there to share the moment with you two. SRV was in a class by himself. And so is Uncle Ted. Loved it.

[@carnifexmactator]

Play ANYTHING by Stevie. You won’t be disappointed!

[@TheOneinamillion1]

That was amazing analogy about Picasso. Never really thought of it that way but it's probably the best analogy I've ever heard

[@Movierebel3]

"There's only one Jimi Hendrix. And there will never be another one. And there's only one Stevie Ray Vaughan." -- SRV

[@yambo59]

"TEXAS FLOOD LIVE AT EL MOCAMBO" IS A MUST SEE VIDEO, Best SRV blues guitar performance EVER IMO.

[@satexman2585]

I could drink with you guys all...day. I has to follow these two ...

[@mikebravo768]

Jesus made me smash the "like" button....it was up to 666 likes and that was unacceptable! Oh, and I loved your reaction too!

[@TexasPride62]

We missed you guys.

[@2zxodcfm]

I'm quite familiar with both at my advanced state of decomposition. But IMHO, SRV is the GOAT. Jimi was awesome but SRV was off any charts.

[@minigirl6379]

Uncle Ted knows what's up! 👌Adore him 😘. Stevie Ray was the best at what he did. Jimi was the best at what he did. Two gifts to the universe.

[@jeffcallahan8713]

Stevie's the best, and you guys are very cool!!👍

[@jeanettelewis8022]

Blues is 4 ever along with a sippy cup!

[@donwilson1625]

Loved Uncle Ted wish he had his own SRV channel what a joy 🤩

[@Glenner7]

The music video for this is hilarious (intentionally). You should look up some more live videos - this one is pretty tame for SRV.

[@zappa1795]

NADA MEJOR ACOMPAÑAR A UN BLUES CON TEQUILA.. SALUDOS FROM MEXICO BLUES BLUES BLUES

[@jackscott5593]

SRV ~ 🎸 Great reaction, y'all! Loved it! Absolute MUST-SEE Stevie Ray vids: Mind blowing performances... 1) Texas Flood at El Macambo 2) Life Without You at Capitol Theater 3) Mary Had a Little Lamb at Austin City 1989 4) Leave My Girl Alone at Austin City Limits 1989 5) The rest of his songs

[@davemckinney6555]

Uncle Ted obviously knows what he's talking about. You want the full effect? Texas Flood blues and soul performance. KILLS IT!!

[@aj71169]

I always say, most people play music. Music played through Stevie. Keeping it on the fun live side- Willie the Wimp For something different- Riviera Paradise(studio version) Welcome to the greatness that is SRV. 👍🏾

[@Donnagilbert6497]

Great song, but if you really want to impress him, show him “Tin Pan Alley” featuring Johnny Copeland, for serious Blues, “Voodoo Chile” from Austin, 1989 for action, and “Lenny” and “Little Wing” from El Macombo for slow but so emotional. Thanks for helping to keep his music alive.

[@GBeret83]

Young man, your Uncle is telling you the gospel about Stevie Ray Vaughan. To see Stevie play live was very much akin to a religious experience inside a revival tent on a hot Saturday night! Stevie was the vessel that scripture poured out of, and that allowed his guitar to speak in tongues.

[@helendewberry168]

❤ some Stevie! Having a bad day listen to Stevie Ray #texas

[@TexasPride62]

Mojo, have you or Uncle Ted ever listened to Robin Trower's "Too Rolling Stone" off of his 1974 Bridge of Sighs album. Trower was another down home cooking mellow blues vibe best heard thrue headphones with rum and coke...maybe bumba.

[@drcorsetti]

Best uncle ever. Poppin pbr cans and drankin mystery liquor while reacting to srv.

[@thisguy8916]

He was the culmination of Texas Blues; having played with BB King, Albert King, Albert Collins, Johnny Copeland, Buddy Guy. Was such a monster, that while on his last, fateful tour with Eric Clapton, Clapton said after watching SRV perform a few of his songs, he had to leave the venue... because it was destroying his confidence. The Wah-wah pedals he used were Hendrix's, his brother having bought them for him, so that his sound would be as authentic as possible when playing Jimi's songs. Albert King being his mentor, to hear SRV is to hear King play; especially if you watch the "In Session" video.

[@nathaneley6486]

Love this song & concert. Hes running his guitar amp to a fender leslie speaker like you'd use for a hammond organ to give it that swirly sound.

[@cristyrawks6325]

The Official vid of this song played on MTV back in 84/85 and that was my 1st intro to Stevie Ray and I was hooked. Saw him 3 times and planned on a 4th, but then he was killed. Huge loss! FYI: Notice SRV's thumb wrapped around the neck playing the top frets. That's exactly how Jimi played, except lefthanded of course. One of the reasons for that extra tone in there. You're right tho, the two are in leagues of their own. Check out Pride and Joy, Crossfire, and Little Sister too.

[@kathyyoung9539]

Jimi Hendrix said after watchin' Stevie on a tape and after watchin' it he said Stevie was better guitar player then him. He ut Stevie as #1 guitar on ghe face of the Planet. ❤❤❤❤ Stevie was my Brother.

[@3SeveredHeads]

Great video..yes Stevie cud play anything & was unlike anyone...very unique, eyes closed an away Stevie goes, transcended to another dimension...I do believe had he lived he would have been as big as Elvis....both could put their talent to anything ( Elvis could sing gospel, rock, country, blues, opera...u name it he hit it note perfect right to the end plus he had his own style, was humble, kind, best seen live....ALL the things Stevie could do...both were loved by all who saw them and left audiences amazed at their surreal talent. I know its a strange comparison but i do see that "once in a lifetime" talent in Stevie that Elvis had, unfortunately SRV was killed 😕 way too early, wud b like Elvis being killed just as he started...we'd NEVER have known the legend he became...just footage of his explosive short lived talent - like Stevie! Just my opinion of course) Why did he get on that damn helicoptor 😖🥺 after all he'd been through...life can be cruel. Both Stevie and Hendrix last solo performance was Voodoo Child...spooky! I see them as 2 sides to the same great coin 😍 (and yes SRV did do an unexpected extra jam session live at his last concert but that was spontaneous & not solo b4 anyone says im wrong about Voodoo Child being S & J's last song both played) 🤘🏼 Poor Albert King couldnt perform the night he heard about "little Stevie"...they loved each other like a dad & son, in the studio session they filmed of them Albert looks like a proud daddy & Stevie hanging onto every wise word of a much loved dad...at one point Albert says "your good..but you're gonna be better an i'll be right there watching"...sadly not to be, i cried when i saw that. A fantastic session - bittersweet 😕

[@SSPVideo]

You guys are hilarious! SRV is THE G.O.A.T.

[@harrietmiller3982]

Please keep going on down the Stevie Ray rabbit hole‼️. Uncle Ted knows where it's at but the nephew has a lot of catching up to do. This song is fun but among the least impressive to introduce a first timer to his body of work. That man and his guitar was a solid unit with no separation between them. The intense intimacy of their relationship was astounding to watch and hear. More‼️ more‼️ more please‼️🎶🎶🎶

[@shibolinemress8913]

Texas Flood (live at the El Mocambo), Voodoo Child, Little Wing and Pride and Joy are some of my other SRV favourites I'd love you to do. You guys are so fun! 😁

[@jayb7775]

Stevie = "500 yr old scotch" Jimi = the creator of "scotch".... there is no proper metaphor, they walk in tandem.

[@svaught32]

Stevie Ray and Albert King Live next please! :D

[@bonniefaulconer2080]

This was so fun. Thank you. Man knows about SRV! RESPECT. 👍❤❤❤

[@joshedwards2798]

I couldn't agree more with you guys. Stevie Ray Vaughan and Jimi Hendrix are both in a class of their own. True story, first time muddy Waters heard Stevie Ray Vaughan he said that he never thought he'd live to see the day where the greatest blues Man he'd ever heard will be a white boy from Texas. Lol

[@johnstevens9264]

Keep the SRV songs coming

[@johnroof2663]

That was the very 1st song I ever heard from Stevie Ray Vaughan. You gotta watch the video if you like a good laugh.

[@jameshenry8629]

Yay guys, take look at Stevie Ray's fingers and the size of these strings he's playing 😀

[@claireburling8547]

Uncle Ted been around the block a few times huh? He knows where it's at. Hey Uncle Ted wanna see U react to a real SRV shredder like Texas Flood. Or get down with Tin Pan Alley. ANYTHING!!!

[@proudarmymom8657]

I believe this is the song that he was nominated for a Grammy I don’t think he won but just the fact that he was nominated yes amazing I’m pretty sure this is the song though!!

[@agordon7369]

If you like that blues you need to check out Stevie Ray Vaughan “Texas flood” and his performance with Johnny Copeland “tin pan alley” but you have to watch the videos on anything Stevie does he’s simply the GOAT

[@proudarmymom8657]

How about Stevie with his brother Jimmy Performing Pipeline and you just have to see how they do this together because it’s amazing!!

[@claireburling8547]

If you don't like that, there's something wrong witch-u. Damn straight ! Stevie is King SRV. ☮️to all.

[@Pilot545]

Best analogy! Who’s better...Picasso or Rembrandt? I hate when ppl always try to put talent that these guys have/had on top of each other. LOVE your Uncle Ted! 😊

[@reguinn]

I just viewed your reaction! Your Uncle Ted rocks! However, all the accolades Uncle Ted hurled at SRV are fully demonstrated with a concern at the El Mocambo in Canada. Just listen to Texas Flood and you'll see what your Uncle is talking about. Buckle up, it's going to get intense!! (5) Stevie Ray Vaughan - Texas Flood (from Live at the El Mocambo) - KZbin

[@myownchannel247]

He also wrote his own jazz piece called Stang's Swang

[@OkapiJim]

That’s an experience!

[@georgeringley2667]

Love SRV. And your Uncle ... he's a character you need to have on more. He and I are about the same age. It would be a blast just having a beer and chewing over the great music from the day, among other topics. Keep it up. I think I'll subscribe soon.

[@renolsjful]

Saw him in 1981 at age 19 funny how folks finding out about him nearly 30 years after his death HE PLAYS THE BLUES IN PARAGRAHS

[@kevinkeys3578]

Quite possibly the finest guitar player to have ever lived! Try "Texas Flood (Live at the Mocambo)" or "Riviera Paradise" or "Mary Had a Little Lamb" or "Pride and Joy" -- The list AND his talent were endless!! PS: He died in a helicopter crash in August 1990.

[@allisonreed7682]

I thought I knew SRV, but Uncle Ted KNOWS SRV!

[@cathymcmahen271]

more stevie ray, please

[@wolfe6220]

I love Uncle Ted!!!!! He knows the Blues!!!!! Please listen to Voodoo Child from Austin City Limits.

[@johnstevens9264]

I think uncle Ted would like some "things that I used to do" or Dirty pool" take your pick they're both awesome tunes!!

[@ottoolsen9676]

yes it is correct uncle Ted, it is an experience not a drink, but one may need one after this experience.

[@davemeyer1423]

His greatest was Texas Flood LIVE at El Mocambo

[@AW-yj6md]

So cool , different generations,.sitting side by side, and older gen. schooling the younger one, love it,..and yeah Stevie was prolific, like Jimmy, like Jeff Beck, B.B. King, Chuck Berry, Keith Richards, Jimmy Page, they can play like he said anything, you see how JH played star spangled on his guitar,...Look at Walter, Steely Dan, he was always balancing between jazz, rock, even blues,..and lest not forget Robin Trower, ohh God, blues rock, and somethin, somethin, Peter Frampton,....lol Stevie was in great company, great, great company, sorely missed, very much so, so many gone, we must so appreciate, those still with us,..huh and I love your choice,.huh as we sometimes say in the south libations,..lol and I know your a little older than your friend here but don't know if you remember Schlitz beer?,..my elders use to drink it,..huh to my shock and awe year or so back saw they were still making it, when I was grocery shopping, lol I nearly fainted when I saw it,..lol been around a long , long time. Thank ya'll for this very entertaining reaction, stupendous fun,..keep going, always enjoy, Godspeed, Peace ✌

[@mariabetancourt6797]

This video is good...But, there are better videos of him playing the guitar that shows his talent.. But he is one of the greatest of all time.

[@barbarascotto3873]

Agree on both counts

[@forducksaketv2580]

Uncle is the man

[@marlewin5249]

I love the reaction👍

[@stevedavis8123]

Uncle is a very wise man!

[@karenpowell6063]

I’m a little late to the party but y’all are great, love your channel

[@billyreno8221]

If you really want to see his talent watch Texas Flood Live at The EL Mocambo . That performance will blow your mind

[@russellsandidge4210]

You guys should watch Texas flood 1983 at the El Mcombo

[@filthymcnasty4u284]

Listen to Uncle Ted. He will school ya. Robert Johnson is a must.. Get Mr. Ted to sit in with you. Rock, Blues and Country have roots in his music.

[@midnightrider5797]

Uncle Ted throwing the spice on this thing.

[@garycooke5576]

He was the master .