GOD WAS SHOWING OFF WHEN HE MADE STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN!!!

@deerking4848

Жыл бұрын

TOTALLY agree!

@garyjohnson7133

Жыл бұрын

Excellent!

@jaimeschumann68

Жыл бұрын

Oh.. I DEFINITELY know that.... HE IS NUMBER ONE SWEETIE!!!

@nelsonx5326

11 ай бұрын

God is really great and all, but he's no Stevie Ray.

That's why he's "THE GOAT" the guitar switch without missing a beat

Tin pan alley. Performed with Mr. Johnny Copeland. An absolute brilliant performance!

This was a performance in the TV show "Austion City Limits." There are several great clips from this same show, including a souped-up and seminal version of "Voodoo Chile" But my personal favorite from this show was "Cold Shot." He doesn't get enough props for his jazzy solo in that song. The keyboardist goes crazy on it too. Take a listen!

@JennyJohn50

Жыл бұрын

I love Cold Shot

@rottenrobbie66

9 ай бұрын

Yes he played ACL at least two times. The old studio 6A location. I ended up with the old TV cameras from that place. I often look at them and think of all the great shows that were filmed with those old cameras

The GOAT. Broke a string, changed guitars...and DIDN'T miss a beat !!

@ruserious9577

Жыл бұрын

He may be the GOAT guitar player...however, credit where credit is due: His Tech handled the switchover, not him. It was a team effort though.

@bigoneleesmith6969

Жыл бұрын

@@ruserious9577 Very much a team effort, but I was mainly saying the fact he didn't miss a beat/note. : )

"Life Without You" live from Capital Theater is one of his penultimate legendary performances - nothing I've seen in my life has ever touched the 'El Mocambo - Texas Flood' - to me it is THE one and only greatest guitar video that exists, but man are there ever a ton of treasures to last a long dive into Stevie..."Mary Had a Little Lamb" from this same show above at Austin is right up there - he was 4 years sober and reaching new heights of balance and nuance in his playing - gut wrenching he was gone from us within a year from then, but he lives forever to me. Thanks for sharing!

I will be here bc I'm for STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN ALL DAY LONG!!! LOVE STRUCK LIVE IS A GREAT ONE, LIFE WITHOUT YOU, TIN PAN ALLEY WITH JOHNNY COPELAND.. ALBERT KING & STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN HAVE ONE TOGETHER... THATS JUST OFF THE TOP OF MY HEAD...

@harrietmiller3982

Жыл бұрын

All those are great suggestions🎸🎶✌️‼️

@Sometimes-even-lyrical

Жыл бұрын

Dirty Pool, I'm Goin' Down with Jeff Beck, Leave My Girl Alone, Oreo Cookie Blues with Lonny Mack, Ain't Gone 'n' Give Up On Love, Third Stone From The Sun, The House Is Rockin', and Tick Tock. Anything with Stevie Ray, really!

I love this version of this song. He does this same song, but a little different version with Jeff Healey. It'd be worth your time to check out the version with Jeff. He was blind, but holy shit, he could flat out ROCK. Stevie Ray is just too fricken COOL !!

Sharp eye👀👏👋. I can't tell you how many reactors I've watched that never saw it and didn't understand why he made the switch but you noticed immediately. And you are right, his aggressive attack style of playing causes him to break a lot of strings. He guitar techs are comparable to a race car pit crew where they are so practiced they are flawless and Stevie never misses a beat🎸🎶‼️. For a different look at Stevie's skill sets, check out from this same venue (Austin City Limits 1989) a song Stevie wrote called Riveria Paradise. It was written after his own rehab and is dedicated to all those still in the grip of addiction. It is simply a magnificent tune that I could listen to all day long. BTW, this is an indoor TV studio of Austin City Limits and the skyline you see is replicated in the room.

@sebastiangarla8558

Жыл бұрын

Tight Rope is an awesome one too ! About the same subject

@harrietmiller3982

Жыл бұрын

@@sebastiangarla8558 agree🎸🎶💙‼️

I saw him live back in ‘86. I feel blessed to have been able to see a master at his craft. Truly amazing!!

Rene Martinez was Stevie's guitar tech and he of the slick guitar change. I discovered Stevie back in '83 when my then girlfriend played her new record "Let's Dance" to me. I became obsessed with the guitar solo, found out it was SRV, and been a devotee ever since. I was shattered to hear the news of his passing, I actually cried. "Riviera Paradise" is possibly my favourite, but then again they all are😋 Stevie is remembered as the man who never made a mistake and never ran out of licks.

I was lucky to see SRV several times in Austin (for free before he was a big name). When he died, a little bit of me left with him. Yes, he was just that special.

Thanks, Zooty! I love this.. and Reese Wynans on key.. then SRV breaking a string and doing the smoothest guitar switch EVAH! appreciate your reaction..

This certainly brings back memories. I went to a Stevie Ray Vaughn concert in Dallas, 1989.

The sign of a true professional when you can break a string and never notice a difference in his playing plus never miss a beat in the performance. A true legend!

Texas Flood, Lenny, Life Without You and Riveria Paradise are must to see Stevies talent! Live versions of course! El Macambo is best!!!

Nice way to start the afternoon. Stevie playing some boogie, yes. Foot still tapping, head bobbin, hard to type. Thanks for a good show.

Love the reaction I saw Stevie live in Sydney Australia 1986 memories for a lifetime.

Have you seen Stevie Ray and Johnny Copeland doing “Tin Pan Alley” It’s a must! Deep Blues.

Stevie and Reese were a great complement to each other. The back and forth fun is amazing. Both cut from the same cloth

@ 4:39 .. That's class. Stevie's a class act. A smooth operator.

Zooty, is a pretty cool dude. I'm about the same age and can tell this man loves real music. It's hilarious to see kids who have only listened to rap or hip hop "EXPERIENCE" a master at the electric guitar. I'm from DC and couldn't help but admire his ball cap. The man has taste!

Stevie ray ‼️‼️ the best 💯

Thank u. SRV is not only to the GOAT but a sweetheart as well. Met him in 87 and after the show he was at the same hotel and spent time talking. RIP SRV God bless

He was & still the BEST!

New subscriber here you support Stevie I support you, I was fortunate to have seen Stevie in Seattle 1985 super cool guy and he loved his fans. When you get a chance check out “life without you live at capital theater” the guitar playing is next level and there is a message in the song that applies to today’s social climate.

I agree with you on his cover of little wing. He's the only one who can do it like Jimmy. I caught his show back in DC years ago and was a fan ever since. Thank you for the memories ❤

I have to put in a plug for “Tightrope” from this same show (Austin City Limits). It’s one of Stevie’s very best IMO. It’s about his time getting sober and making amends. And he’s just *on fire* on the guitar. It pours out of him. He’s always remarkable, but a fully sober Stevie ripping through a heartfelt song about getting sober… he’s something else.

Great tune, top notch player!. Little Wing fave but gotta check out "life Without You" live.. Cheers

Yes! Tin Pan Alley with Johnny Copeland will knock your socks off!!

You feel like a good man like someone I would call a friend.

Stevie and Jeff Healey doing Look at Little Sister together. Another phenomenal one is Stevie and Jimmy playing one guitar on a song called Pipeline.

Thanks for the review, any day with a SRV review is worth getting up for.

You might not have heard the version of Tin Pan Alley he does w/guest Johnny Copeland at Montreux 1985…it’s so different.

Smoothest Guitar switch your going to see.

Life By The Drop is a favorite of mine. Acoustic 12 string.

So stevie is playing that song at this performance and breaks a string. He played around it for some time and probably could have finished the song on five strings. Yet for some reason he chose to execute the swap, and now for years and years we are all amazed at how great he was. Stevie chose wisely that night.

Playing with 12 and 14 gauge strings and breaking one, that you man had some powerful hands

@chazzs4365

Жыл бұрын

Young man

Check out his sound check video, he just woke up and played like he'd be up for hours.

@zootytv

Жыл бұрын

I have seen that. Amazing!

I would like to see you do Life Without You at Capital Theater. Also Couldn't Stamd the Weather same concert. One of the videos O truly enjoy is Willie the Wimp live from Denmark. A great turn about a real life character

SRV The G O A T!

You got a subscriber on my first time crossing your path, sir….I’d call ya Pops, but I’m 67 years myself Good stuff

He also does this same song with Jeff Healey. Jeff is blind if you're not sure who he is. Stevie met him at a gig in 1985 and helped Jeff get a good foothold in his career. Very pleasing video live version.

He was awsome

My two favorites are "Tin Pan Alley" with guest Johnny Copland and "life without you " capitol theater NJ.

like many have said, look up Austin City Limits, the stage was indoors and held about 250 people. THe background of the stage was a mockup of downtown Austin at the time.

There's 2 more versions of this song that are unbelievable. SRV & Johnny Copeland live from Montreux and SRV & Jeff Healey.

❤SRV. RIP🌹

Appreciate your honest and heartfelt reaction. Might check out SRV "Soundcheck" (the one where he's in a leopard skin coat), Elvis, "If I Can Dream" and the best Do-Wop song ever, "Sincerely" by the Moonglows.

Enjoy your videos and reviews sir, thank you!

This concert was done is Austin City Limits show that used to be on all the time in the 70s and 80s

From PBS concert series Austin City Limits. Recorded in front of a live audience inside a studio. Austin skyline background makes it look outdoors.

Make sure you check out the live version of Lenny as well! Anything from the Live at El Mocombo concert is amazing!

His hands were so damn strong…and he played basically cables as strings…12s…to break those you really have to be strong….best to ever do it….Gary Moore a close 2nd…try “The Messiah Will come Again “, Thanks and God bless

Life Without You live at the Capitol Theater

Oh Tin Pan Alley with Johnny Copeland pretty spectacular also 💯

speaking of Hendrix, Sting does a great version of Little Wing with an outstanding soprano sax solo by Branford Marsalis.

There's a young guitar player taj farrant who is stevie ray vaughan reincarnated. He played at the house of blues with Carlos Santana. Also did purple rain on Australia got talent did I mention he was 9 and 10 at that time. Please react to it

Stevie typically played with 12 gauge strings - they’re very heavy strings 👍🏼

the show was Austin City Limits

Mary had a little lamb is awsome

SRV ~ 🎸🐐 **Life Without You at Capitol Theater**

The stage was indoors. They just had a representation of the Austin skyline in the background.

His version of Little Wing is my absolute favorite song by anyone. ❤

Ever listen to Johnny Winter? If you're a fan of the Blues, he's something to experience!

nice job!

Stevie didn't play guitar, he was actually possessed by it and the guitar played him

Most people don't realize that he used 13 gauge strings. Most guitarist use 9 gauge. Playing hard enough to break a 13 gauge e string is incredible!

Chec out his version of "Voodoo Child"

Hank Ballard And The Midnighters

Jimmy Hendrix, S.R.V., B.B.King, Albert King, Eric Clapton, Freddy King these are a few of my favorite things. Try to catch S.R.V. Live at Austin City Limits doing Voodoo Child. Great reaction. God bless.

That was Austin City Limits.

"Little Wing" has been done by many artists. May I respectfully suggest a listen to the version by Derek and the Dominos? Eric Clapton, Duane Allman -- one helluva start for a band, eh?

If you want to dig on some of Stevie's most stank blues, you gotta hear Tin Pan Alley. Here's a link with home live, playing with Johnny Copeland. Enjoy! kzread.info/dash/bejne/c3uE2o-em9TAddI.html

Stevie used 13 gauge string where most use 7 or 9. Like piano gauge. Jim

It's not outdoors. The ACL soundstage has a backdrop of the Austin nighttime skyline.

Matchbox blue's srv and Albert king from in session

No. It’s not out doors! It’s Austin City Limits. It just a back drop. You see🤨

Tower of Power "What is Hip". Cover by "Tokyo Groove". Check it out.

@zootytv

8 ай бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/epWTsdungpOvpsY.html

Looks like -austin city limits-? To me. Outside! SRV. Yes. GOAT!! Dan. North fl -3/02/23

He died way too young. He is one of the best jazz rock performers in my opinion.

Not outdoors, Auston City Limits.

Austin City Limits

Watch voodoo child by srv

Austin city limits performance

Not outdoors, Austin city limits 1989

Austin city limits

Dude if you think that was good you need to listen to Texas Flood it will really blow your mind you're about my age 65 never heard of Stevie Ray may he rest in peace

@zootytv

Жыл бұрын

You missed the beginning of the video.

Dude what took you so long? He’s only the GOAT OF ELECTRIC BLUES! Always live! 😎 Hate to tell you, he’s better then Jimi Hendricks! 🤷🏻‍♂️

He's not white, he's not black, he's blue, bb king couldn't hold his guitar pick.,. I tried to tell people educate to elevate drop the color,

The GOAT.