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[@tomaleshire4145]

SRV🔥 is the GOAT🐐 on the blues guitar! Incredible talent gone too soon.😢💔✌️

[@brittreacts]

Couldn't agree more!

[@rickflippin1]

Dang right !!!!!!

[@MetalMill]

I tried to learn pride and joy once it was beyond me.

[@reggie63455]

As I once read Stevie didn't play the guitar, the guitar played Stevie

[@kirkmccommas6412]

I don't always listen to Stevie Ray Vaughan, but when I do --- so do the neighbors !!! The Best Texas Blues Guitarist of all time.

[@1BobsYourUncle]

Correction, the Best Blues guitarist ever. You’re welcome ✌🏻👈🏻

[@baynerman2274]

I'm sorry, but it's Stevie Ray Vaughan. Please do him the proper respect and get his name right.

[@shannonchurchill4556]

Abso-f***ing-lutely!

[@nealtircuit9373]

As someone who plays guitar, I assure you that you are 100% correct when you say that is not normal guitar playing. The levels for guitar playing in order are: basic, normal, good, GOD, GOAT and then SRV.

[@BL00DRIDER]

as someone who also plays guitar, i can confirm.

[@Tbirdhaynes]

❤

[@TrianglesAndCircles]

Stevie is slapping his bitch like a champ!

[@Man_The_Machines]

As someone who’s guitar plays them ..the next level after SRV is Hendrix :)

[@BL00DRIDER]

@@Man_The_Machines influence wise maybe but talent? Hard no.

[@bigkw1568]

RIP SRV .... Stevie loved and always paid homage to the old blues players ..

[@greg7129]

Right on !

[@HareDeLune]

What old blues players? This is a Jimi Hendrix cover. Jimi wrote this song.

[@greg7129]

@@HareDeLune Correct !

[@williambooth8728]

No, this is true. On this song, he pays tribute to three of his guitar heroes: Jimi, Albert King, and Charley Christian. Covering Little wing overall and the wah-wah heavy section is the tribute to Jimi, the more aggressive-bendy section is the tribute to Albert King (search for videos of Stevie playing with Albert King), and the quieter, jazzier section is his tribute to Charley Christian.

[@HareDeLune]

@@williambooth8728 Fair enough if you want to think of it that way, but in general I believe the phrase "the old blues players" usually references people like Son House, Sleepy John Estes, or Mississippi John Hurt. The 'real' "old blues players" from the 1930's.

[@MrHws5mp]

Little Wing (by Jimi Hendrix originally) does indeed have lyrics, but there aren't many of them: Well she's walking, through the clouds With a circus mind that's running wild Butterflies and zebras And moonbeams And-a fairytales That's all she ever thinks about Riding with the wind When I'm sad, she comes to me With a thousand smiles she gives to me free It's alright, it's alright, she says it's alright Take anything you want from me Anything...

[@StanSwan]

This is a cover of a Jimi Hendrix song. Stevie was a HUGE fan of Jimi as am I. Jimi was before my time but I saw Stevie play live and it was life changing he was that amazing. Little Wing was recorded by Jimi with Noel Redding and Mitch Mitchel in about 20 min of studio time left. Chas Chandler was his manager who was in the band the Animals and Eddie Kramer was the producer. Stevie bought the very same year and type of guitar Jimi played, same amp, same peddles, even the same patch cord. Stevie was right handed so even played the same guitar as Jimi who was left handed but could not afford a left handed guitar so played a right handed guitar upside down. Both these men are gods of rock/blues music. If there is an afterlife hope they are jamming together. That would be heaven.

[@dennytaylor1005]

This is such a right on comment. A few more totally random comments: SRV is wow. Hendrix is wow. I once saw a comment (jokingly) by Jeff Beck, stating that he wanted to quit playing once he heard Stevie. There are actually words to Little Wing. And ... when I was growing up, I once went to a music venue...pretty small, maybe about 50 or so capacity. George Thorogood was playing. In the audience was Stevie. Thorogood saw him, called him up on stage and handed him a spare guitar ... and they jammed for a song. IT WAS F'IN FANTASTIC.

[@StanSwan]

@@dennytaylor1005 Seen George many times he was not in the same league as Jimi or Stevie but still a very good player. He always puts on a great show.

[@dennytaylor1005]

@@StanSwan - I agree ... but it was quite the show, seeing those two play together, having totally different styles and making it work. I wish back then we had something to capture that with...still, there's about 50 or so of us that carry that awesome memory.

[@SmokeyTreats]

@@StanSwan Yeah George sure does put on great shows. Saw him open for the Stones in KC. The Stones couldn't have had a better opener, George had the crowd goin & kept them on their feet bursting with excitement for the upcoming Stones. It was amazingly killer.

[@neilpatrickhairless]

The part in Little Wing where it sounds like the guitar tone is melting... Jimi was a genius at taking technology and his hands and making guitar sound like so many different things that were not guitar

[@glassontherocks]

Steve Ray played improv style on every song. He said he never learned to read sheet music so he compensated by playing from his soul.

[@leemiracle6840]

His brother Jimmy said Stevie never played a song the same way once let alone twice.

[@randylantz7951]

SRV IS the GOAT. When Stevie played it was like he and the guitar became one and this awesome music was the result

[@wholehogfan]

Stevie is one of the best musicians I’ve ever heard with the resolutions to his phrasings/ideas. He brings everything together like a master musician. And that’s what you’re hearing with the drums. It’s resolving the build up. It’s fantastic It’s a whammy bar.

[@nealmorrison1976]

There will never be another SRV.

[@shirleybuffington6420]

Stevie freestyles every time he plays he never plays a song the same he always changes something it may something small but he changes something

[@neilpatrickhairless]

He was great at improvisation. In a lot of ways you have to hyper focus on that aspect of playing to be really good at playing blues and jazz styles

[@southpaw2314]

One of if not the best guitar players ever.

[@curiousman1672]

A blues guitar Masterclass. My fav SRV performance. Six variations on a theme. Love watching his hands. So supple and relaxed. Often you can see a lot of tension in a guitar players hands, expecially when playing fast. Lovely, lovely performance.

[@farfromperfek]

I recently had carpal tunnel surgery on both wrists from playing guitar and piano, and I haven't been able to play for the last two years because of it. SRV is my favorite guitarist and IMHO the greatest ever, I have played guitar professionally for almost 40 years, and on my best day when I can play several of his songs, I still am nowhere close to him.

[@tommack9395]

Sixty-one been playing since six, I feel ya, in the same boat, don't gig any more but I force myself to woodshed least every week just to hold any of my guitars just one more time.

[@farfromperfek]

@@pmbbmp My left went out before my right. When we play our left wrist is bent. I was told by a classical guitar teacher that when you finger pick you should never put your pinky on the guitar, because it could lead to CP, H was right of course, I have never been able to break that habit.

[@farfromperfek]

@@pmbbmp I hope they can find a way to solve your issue. Going two years without being able to play led to depression. The first song I played 2 days after surgery on my left hand was Blackbird. It hurt but the surgeon said playing would be great rehab. 2 months later I had the right hand done. It wasn't nearly as bad as the left but would be eventually. At our age, we play for ourselves more than anyone. The only time I play out now is when I need a date for something. I'll just sit in for a few songs and it's the easiest way to pick up younger and more attractive women. After all, isn't that why in some part picked the guitar up in first place?

[@johnroop9625]

God bless you

[@shatner99]

Hang in there!

[@rumblebeast08]

This is a very rare recording of Little Wing and is probably my favorite of them all. Glad you reacted to this one!

[@christophermeaut5568]

He's not one of the greatest; he is the greatest!

[@duanewelsh5611]

When I saw Stevie live it was like he was channeling the music from somewhere beyond! R.I.P. Stevie thanks for the gifts you left us.❤

[@topvlife]

Legend has it when guitars sleep they dream stevie was playing them

[@Gort-Marvin0Martian]

He's singing with the guitar. Have you ever noticed he is almost never looking at the guitar. It's an extension of his physicality. As we say in Texas; y'all be safe. Oh, most of us believe he IS the G.O.A.T.

[@philliephan5090]

SRV was one of a kind. Even many of the people he looked up to once they played with him knew he was special., but like so many greats taken away way to soon.

[@markoehler2752]

You are correct, in my opinion, and that of many, many others, SRV is #1 on a very long list of the best of all time on the guitar. There are lots of other contenders (check out blind Jeff Healy, he will blow your mind) but SRV is the best there ever was, or likely will ever be.

[@chuckbradley9614]

SRV was a once in a lifetime guitarist. There’s many other great guitarists but SRV was in a different league of playing. The thing that makes me feel sad about his death is that he had gotten clean and sober and was coming into his own with more people recognizing his music. I often wonder how great he would have become if he hadn’t died. RIP SRV

[@debibailey2968]

Oh great pick!!! SRV is one of the GOATS!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤. He was amazing on the guitar!! I would recommend reacting to Pride and Joy....he does sing in that one!!! Can't wait til you see him play behind his head, and with his teeth! 😮😮😮😮❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@mikeross14]

Best Cover of Jimi Hendrix's "Little Wing!" Ever!

[@robertwalker1803]

The GOAT…period.

[@jimmyturbeville8753]

yes you are correct he was one of the best he was in a zone all by himself

[@btgj1981]

Any time it rains, I either play "the Sky is Crying" or "Little Wing". Just calms the soul

[@marvinbone1379]

Britt always has a good show. What is so refreshing, is how intently she listens; and seems to have a sincere passion for good music. Thanks from Tel Aviv, Israel !

[@roadwary56]

Take care over there! Much support from WA, USA.

[@MikeB12800]

Hendrix then Stevie! Best to ever pick up a guitar. Stevie covering Hendrix is magic!!

[@king5psych568]

He is THE greatest of all time…GOAT!

[@danielslover8669]

SRV is definitely top tier guitarists of all time, and he passed away young. I would love to see what else he could have done! Please check out more.

[@stephaniewalker3436]

I love this reaction! ❤❤ You described Stevie Ray like you had been listening to him for years. Your reaction is spot on awesome! I subscribed to you because of this video. I have been listening to Stevie Ray since I was very little. I was raised on his music and to me there is nobody and never will be like Stevie Ray Vaughan. ❤❤ Love it. My home state is also his. I am proud of that but I love the other state I live in. Lol-

[@thatsmyassbrostop]

I love the part where he looks up and laughs. He actually misses the beat because he got lost doing that crazy run but just jumped right back into it and laughed about it. One of the very few times I've ever seen him mess up and even that was done with swag.

[@212x3]

The GOAT.

[@mitzifrancis9843]

The most spot-on comment I ever read about reacting to Stevie Ray Vaughan went something like this... "My wife and I watched an SRV performance. Afterward she said, "Stevie Ray Vaughan makes my ovaries quiver." I thought that captured it perfectly! Since you've seen two songs from this 1983 show at the El Mocambo, you might want to check out mind-blowing performances from the 1989 Austin City Limits show. Stevie was clean and sober and looking great! My favorites from that show are Voodoo Child, Riviera Paradise (another instrumental), Cold Shot, Couldn't Stand the Weather, Crossfire, Tightrope, Look at Little Sister (smoothest guitar switchout ever when a string breaks), and Mary Had a Little Lamb (yes, it's the nursery rhyme and you should see what Stevie does with it for sure). By that time an amazing keyboard player (Reese Wynans) joined Double Trouble along with drummer, Chris Layton, and bassist, Tommy Shannon. Another great pick is the live performance of Tin Pan Alley at the Montreux Jazz Festival where Stevie plays with one of his idols, Johnny Copeland. I think you'd love his vocal delivery on that one! Thanks for the joy of your reactions!❤

[@j3ffro773]

He didn't learn it, he was born with it.

[@lawrencekoprowski6480]

The Goat

[@farfromperfek]

The reason he stepped towards the mic the first time was to play a wah wah (or Cry Baby) pedal. You control the timbra of the guitar signal creating a sound as if the guitar is crying. The stick thing is called a tremolo bar (or whammy bar) it tightens (pull back) or loosens (Push down) the strings.

[@LowellUpchurch]

I mean this damn near moves me to tears. SRV evokes an emotion out of the guitar that really was legendary. Imagine doing Jimi Hendrix one up by not singing any lyrics and it's every bit as if not more "Little Wing" than the original. Sheeeesh.

[@jamesgonzales5285]

The G.O.A.T.!!! R.I.P. S.R.V. 🙏🏻🎸🙏🏻

[@artnascar9748]

The song will give you Goosebumps. 🤘✌️🇺🇸

[@chuckbradley6887]

This song along with Riviera Paradise and Lenny are to be played at my funeral as the people are coming in and walking out of my service.

[@agordon7369]

Stevie was from another world

[@toddcaylor370]

There are countless guitarists i admire, but only four leave me SPEECHLESS: Jimi Hendrix, Edward Van Halen, Randy Rhoads, and Stevie Ray Vaughan.

[@larncejordan3120]

I saw Stevie on his very first tour at my college. Front row! It was like standing in the eye of a hurricane!!!

[@RonnieCraig-ng8kt]

Stevie was one of the greatest. He played blues with BB King Among other great Blues Artists.

[@adamd8754]

Stevie was simply the best blues guitarist of his generation, and one of the best to ever pick up the instrument. The blues players before him (BB King, Buddy Guy, Buddy Guy, Albert King, Bo Diddley) considered Stevie to be one of the greats. He never played a song the same way twice if he could help it, and on a 12-bar blues scale, rarely repeated a musical phrase. When i need something to pick me up, i (and my neighbors) listen to Stevie Ray.

[@neilpatrickhairless]

Stevie had the proper swagger. White dudes honestly look funny as hell playing blues music and always have. SRV didn't have that issue

[@pointlesswasteoftime]

To answer the carpal tunnel question, that's one of many injuries and things that don't get spoken about enough. Every instrument damages you. Wrecks your hands, fingers, forearms, shoulders, back, neck. Add in drums and you'll trash your knees too. Musicians are walking injuries. Sacrifice the body for the music. Very common.

[@GS-xt8fu]

That’s just crazy. The guy is…….unbelievable. Truly. Wow

[@bigdaddymojo2005]

I believe he is the GOAT........plays with eyes closed....FEELS the instrument.....NEVER plays the same song twice......ALL of the blues Greats...agree........channeled from another place. Really I lean towards Rock guitar, but SRV , is the only guitar player pic I have hanging in my living room.

[@matthewdooley7855]

Just a prodigy. Pours himself into his guitar, Stevie is always an amazing experience, much like Jimi Hendrix, who was one of his favorites. SRV also has one of the best stank faces ever. Much like Eric Clapton and Chris Stapleton, SRV wasn't really confident about his singing ability. But he KNEW he could make a guitar sing! The rhythm section in this song needs to be called out too - lays an excellent groove for him to work on top of.

[@URnickel_MY2cents]

Arguably one of the Greatest Guitarists *_OF ALL TIME !!!!!_* A true student of the _BLUES_ who became the Professor !!!!! RIP, Stevie

[@lantose]

Stevie is everything you said he was and a bit more! He is definitely the instrument for sure!

[@randyguidry4958]

SRV the master of the Texas Blues!

[@vomhausmann]

Simply the best!

[@rebeccaarseneaux6474]

That bass was Tommy Shannon. Drummer is Chris Layton. Otherwise known as Double Trouble.

[@jamessomers8808]

I have no problem with saying that Stevie Ray Vaughan is one of the greatest guitar players of all time. No question.

[@lucifer73]

SRV is one of the few celebs whose death made me cry ✌

[@kswwhodat]

THE GOAT!!! You are right about him not being a normal player, that mans hands are legendary.

[@ronstoner1823]

I graduated highschool in 83. I started playing guitar when I was 16, was always a fan of Hendrix, never heard of SRV until the early 90s when I saw him on Austin City Limits. He's been my absolute FAVORITE bar NONE ever since! RIP SRV! This is a Jimmy Hendrix song, and SRV is IN THE ZONE!

[@garyblevins3532]

Stevie Ray Vaughan has been an icon in the guitar spectrum for a good while and for a good reason. His gifted talent with the guitar was undeniable. May he rest in peace. We miss you Stevie Ray Vaughan

[@markabney7156]

RIP Stevie...truly missed 😢

[@hillbillyhippie4235]

Stevie Ray Vaughan- Life Without You- 9/ 21/ 85- Capitol Theatre, Passaic, NJ is very good also ( breaks a string, loses a tooth and has a very good message during the performance)

[@robertkampfer8293]

Catch Stevie and his brother Jimmy playing "Pipeline" on one double neck guitar.

[@wesalker3479]

THIS is one of my favorites, from Stevie. The other two being "Riviera Paradise" and "Lennie", a tribute to his wife.

[@ritchmoore1442]

🧡Check out Stevie Ray Vaughan & Jeff Healey - 'Look At Little Sister'. Then take a little dive on Jeff - Blind guitarist.

[@mattdg1981]

Roadhouse!!!!!!

[@ryansayers658]

Love the reaction! Tender surrender by Steve Vai is another one where love has been made to a guitar!

[@byronswindle7102]

Greatest thing ever come out Texas

[@StevenTyree-sl2nx]

Saw him play this and Third Stone from the Sun at Red Rocks. Third Stone was truly an out of the body experience. SRV played and then then the other musicians from that night-Bobby Blue Bland, Albert King, and BB King came out and played with him. Without question, the single best total show I have ever seen.

[@CaptainTass]

Listening to this makes me tear up.

[@patmccormick4597]

When you saw his eyes open and he smiled it always strikes me as if he is coming out of his out of body experience. The expression on his face!!

[@str3tchakers965]

Stevie was the extension of Jimi.. nothing more nothing less.. the man can be made but the soul can only be..ty you for open souls and hearts earned..love is a gain with no fee

[@mikeyj0722]

Hey Britt. Had to revisit this reaction. Whe Stevie toured with Jeff Beck back in 1989. I was slated to work security for their show. Couldn't work it. Had to sit that one out and enjoy the show! The crowd didn't understand how I got to watch the show from the side of the stage by myself. Perks of the job. Nice reaction. I think you're getting Stevie's vibe!

[@johnroop9625]

"Voodoo Child",LIVE Austin City Limits,1989

[@mahina1963]

I remember the exact moment i heard of his death...where I was sitting, the feeling of such loss...I was soo lucky to see him on '83 with Robin Trower, where the SRV bug bit be hard. That followed with festivals in Detroit, Milwaukee, Berkeley and then in Berlin. I couldn't listen to his music for over a year after he died, and I still miss him.

[@jimwebb9328]

Some thoughts: "he could play while in a coma". Interesting you would say that because legend is he was in a cocaine induced coma an hour before this show and had to have medical attention and IV to rehydrate. This is from the 1983 show at a Toronto club called El Mocambo. The show was apparently televised on Canadian TV. The heavy sweating is in part due to the heavy drug use. He later cleaned up and got even better. You should check out his 1989 Austin City Limits show for a clean and sober SRV.

[@ClockMonsterLA]

Eric Clapton once described Stevie as an "open channel" for the blues when he plays.

[@Team2KFN_Clan]

Love watching people discover SRV, like I just did maybe 6 months ago. I have gone done that rabbit hole, hope you do too.

[@Sometimes-even-lyrical]

Stevie definitely is communing in this song, and the alchemy in the mix of his musical soul and skill creates gold... a faultless interpretation of Jimi's music. I can't say that Jimi's "Little Wing" is anywhere near a favorite song of mine of those Jimi created, but to the respect SRV gives it, and the appreciation and tribute he gives Jimi's intense, innovating spirit, the result from Stevie's hands is superb. I love SRV to the heavens and back! ❤

[@victortatevosyan4001]

Jimmy would be so proud

[@Prone2Thrill]

SRV didn't plug into an amp...he plugged into his soul! Shout out to Jimi Hendrix R.I.P. to both legends

[@brianbreckler9685]

Stevie did a great job on this Hendrix classic. Unfortunately both of these master guitarists are long gone. Stevie died just miles from where I lived in 1990, and it sent shock waves through the fans of SRV'S playing. RIP Stevie and Jimi!

[@frankmicalef6156]

This was recorded at the El Macambo in Toronto, Canada in 1983

[@gmoreland56]

Stevie Ray Vaughn is my therapy, better than anyone, we will miss him but have his sound forever😊

[@espvp95]

I got carpal tunnel in both my hands from playing guitar all my life. I’m sure if Stevie lived long enough he would have had it as well. He is improvising as he’s going. It’s hard to constantly come up with ideas and this is what made him great.

[@jasonbyassee7541]

You’re not wrong about the GOAT comment. If you ever watched one of his concerts on tv you’d know for sure. Literally exhausting

[@LAVISHING]

Stevie was a massive fan of Jimi Hendrix. He also was able to do a jam with Albert King. I grew up in Texas and would hear his guitar work on my radio. Him and Jimi made me want to learn guitar. Thankfully, I still have a ways to go with guitar skills, but getting anywhere close to Stevie would be an achievement. Congratulations on your Paetreon for recommending this!

[@captainkangaroo4301]

I saw his last two shows in Fargo and Alpine Valley. He was a force.

[@hanssolomon]

Yer not wrong. He is one of the GOATs.

[@markdepalo2501]

You have described Stevie PERFECTLY!!!!

[@emanuellagos5736]

Unique. One in a millon.

[@raymcarthur3870]

I love all the Rest but this guy was the Best!

[@tigers3321]

Previous comment touched on the strength in the hands of SRV. He has to play the largest strings he could find because standard string would break because of him bending them so far over the fret. I believe it may have even been bass guitar strings due to them being larger diameter. He was and is the 🐐

[@thseed7]

I love your face during the intro. This was always one of my favorite Jimi songs and Stevie somehow played it even better. It's incredible to me

[@jarrodwellner8772]

They say when he played he was a portal for all the greats before him to play through. He was the last true MOJO! He had the magic hand.

[@kengarner3625]

BTW, Sting from the band The Police did a cover of this song…very different feel, but still a great song…

[@GS-xt8fu]

I got to see the guitar on temporary display at the rock and roll hall of fame. A relevant and famous singer today that all of you would know, has even said if that guitar was on sale somebody would have to outbid me for it because he said I would love to have it. Prince always said that guitar is priceless. He said you really couldn’t put a price on it. He had so many guitars, but that was Old Faithful.

[@shirleybuffington6420]

Love your reaction to this video

[@RonnieCraig-ng8kt]

The greats always leave this earth before their time. Stevie died in a Helicopter Crash.

[@rileyobryant4198]

Best thing he ever did