You just watched the greatest guitarist that ever walked the earth. End of story.

@bflo1000

4 жыл бұрын

But...JH died early. If that fucker would've lived to reach his prime, NOBODY would have touched him.

@FrowningIke

4 жыл бұрын

@@bflo1000 So did SRV. He was superior.

@fredtello

4 жыл бұрын

No...page

@starkenterprises2371

4 жыл бұрын

Yup, nuff said.

@antarcticorb9197

4 жыл бұрын

God has a funny way of taking the best from us far to early....

This was Stevie's BEST performance of Voodoo Child. Heaven is having a wonderful concert all the time. RIP Stevie.

@healing344

4 ай бұрын

No. Tokyo is best. This one is very good also

SRV was "shredding" rhythm guitar AND lead guitar at the same time. He was able to play both and magically everything he did was "greater than the sum of its parts". He was an amazing guitar wizard and there will never be another like him again.

You just witnessed the greatest guitarist to ever put a Strat over his shoulder. There's a reason every great blues artist wanted to collaborate with him....and many did. Stevie was a freaking WIZARD!

@drudriver3660

2 жыл бұрын

BB King said “I play blues in sentences Stevie played blues in paragraphs” pretty strong from a top blues man

Stevie Ray Vaughan started playing the guitar when he was 7 years old. He never learned to read music. He's totally free-styling it up there; never played a song the same way twice. Arguably the greatest blues/blues rock guitarist of all time. He's in the Blues Hall of Fame and the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Give it up for his band Double Trouble for laying down the groove; allowed Stevie to do whatever he wanted to out front.

@Amicy

4 жыл бұрын

Wow that is freaking amazing, bummed we didn’t get a chance to eat tend a concert 🤦🏾‍♂️

@Enrique-et4rr

4 жыл бұрын

Amicy Sadly, he passed away too soon. Died at 35 in a helicopter crash. Just bad luck.

@Amicy

4 жыл бұрын

😔😔

@ladyjane8855

4 жыл бұрын

I'm surprised. He played like he'd had a guitar hanging from his neck since he was in diapers 😂 Amazing talent.

@dannybranigan1984

4 жыл бұрын

@@Enrique-et4rr August 27th will be 30 years since he was killed.

RIP Stevie, 1954-1990. Died in a helicopter crash at age 35. We lost a musical genius....

@CindyLou67

4 жыл бұрын

I agree with u. *I'm being respectful of age by not assuming* Us older ppl r blessed to have been alive when he was alive and got to witness his greatness n real time and maybe even see him n concert. ❤️ He's a legend 💯

@terrie86

4 жыл бұрын

I’m with you! SRV and I went to the same high school in Dallas Tx. At the same time. I wasn’t aware of it until a few years ago, but just the idea of walking through the same halls of Kimball and perhaps passing by him daily is enough for me.

@CindyLou67

4 жыл бұрын

Terrie Zoeller 😳🙌

@davidlachapelle3303

4 жыл бұрын

Mosaic Rose I was Lucky to see Stevie on August 24, 1990 at the Kalamazoo County Fair in Kalamazoo, Michigan I was 14 at the time a show, I will never forget the Concert there is Audio of the Concert, I cried when I heard Stevie left us.

@jeffreylemal7432

4 жыл бұрын

Saw him at the garden . Fire and fury tour with jeff beck 6 months before he died.

He had some of the largest strongest hands. So much natural talent. People talk about "the best", "the greatest", "genius"... No one rivals Stevie Ray Vaughan.

Tom Shannon is, was, and always will be "in the pocket" He is the bassist that SRV deserved.

Listening to Stevie Ray Vaughn for the first time is like a religious experience! It touches your soul!!!

@pommie5093

4 жыл бұрын

agreed-and every time after that!

@jr-xs9tf

4 жыл бұрын

Cannot be heard with one's mouth closed. Full gape-jaw required.

@immortalfae13

4 жыл бұрын

AMEN!!!

@charleybarley914

3 жыл бұрын

Walked into a party in early summer of 83. the just released texas flood album was playing on a really good stereo and that tone buried into my marrow in seconds. I ran straight to the turntable to find out who I was listening to.

@BarbButler

3 жыл бұрын

@@charleybarley914 💗 💖 💘 💝 💟

Another great Stevie song to react to is "Texas Flood" LIVE at the El Mocambo. It's incredible!

@RMLtiger

4 жыл бұрын

Always SRV live! Also Little Wing at el Mocambo!

@pamelawhitley2913

4 жыл бұрын

Don't look away from Texas Flood, you will see greatness

@ladyshar42

4 жыл бұрын

Definitely Texas Flood

@professionalvampire1

4 жыл бұрын

Definitely do "Texas Flood" live at the El Mocambo. It's amazing.

@Johnny1.0

4 жыл бұрын

Commit a crime live is a great one too. Lots emotion.

I love watching these reactions! I was lucky enough to see him live five different times, it is hard to truly describe the experience. I was a young guitar player and he was my hero. I even got to meet him after a show in 1989. I was honestly a little scared to meet him, I was thinking, what if in real life he is an asshole? It would have destroyed my image of him. I waited by his tour bus for a good couple of hours and he finally came out, all by himself, no entourage or anything, shook my hand with a grip that actually hurt, put his arm around me like I was his kid brother and asked me " how did I sound tonight?" It was a sincere question, not like, I'm Stevie Ray. I know how I sounded, I just wanted to hear it from you. He was genuinely one of the nicest people I have ever met. The day he died I cried

@victhorrez431

3 жыл бұрын

We ALL cried.

@TheSarahbeach100

2 жыл бұрын

But if we can keep these young people interested in Stevie we can keep his legion alive.

@reneew8082

2 жыл бұрын

I love watch people discover Stevie Ray Vaughan for the first time.. i’ve loved his music all my life

@jamescorcoran2273

2 жыл бұрын

I was never able to see him in concert and being in NYC i had some options just not able to get tickets. I am a lesser man for missing him

@dharmalock5032

Жыл бұрын

Fun fact, that crushing grip you experienced checks out. SRV was notorious for his preference for absolutely, monstrously thick string gauges. So compared to typical players the man might as well be pulling off and bending some steel aircraft cabling. Contributing to that gooner grip.

SRV is THE GOAT on guitar! There will never be a talent at that level...A shame we lost him soooo young

@vancelubben5300

2 жыл бұрын

Page could keep up, believe that. I've seen videos where he brings that wand out or whatever it's called. The crazy sounds that can come our of the Guitar 🎸

This song was originally done by Jimi Hendrix. Hendrix had a big influence on SRV...

@Amicy

4 жыл бұрын

Ohhh do you have any Jimi Hendrix songs that we should check out

@RM-ks8pp

4 жыл бұрын

@@Amicy ..check these tracks out... "All Along The Watchtower"... "Hey Joe"... "The Wind Cries Mary"..."Purple Haze"....

@Missangie827

4 жыл бұрын

@@Amicy also Jimi at Woodstock--

@fireguy284

4 жыл бұрын

@@Amicy are you experienced, Jimi Hendrix

@bflo1000

4 жыл бұрын

Gary Moore's cover is also great. Another amazing blues player.

B. B. King Quotes. “I've said that playing the blues is like having to be black twice. Stevie Ray Vaughan missed on both counts, but I never noticed.” He played with such thick strings he would rip the tips of his fingers and would super glue them back. God given talent!

@Amicy

4 жыл бұрын

Lord rhats true love for the art

@Nodey01

4 жыл бұрын

He played with 15 gauge strings. Almost unheard of. I believe Albert King may have played with them as well. And Stevie still broke those thick strings.

@mstewart109

4 жыл бұрын

Why did you stop the video like that. OMG! Seriously not interested in your channel now....

@dominicksforza3484

4 жыл бұрын

I agree 1000%, talent like Stevie was born in him, it's a gift and you can't teach anyone to play like him.

@cynthiawilson4500

4 жыл бұрын

You were just in the presence of greatness

SRV was the greatest guitarist that ever lived. He played from his soul. .. his greatest performance of this song is the Live in Nashville. Clapton stated “I’ve never seen anything like that”

If you noticed at 6:33 he dropped his guitar pick and reached down and picked it up and didn’t miss a beat. Unbelievable !!! I watched him play in Austin and Dallas and I was in a trance how good he was in person.

@Thesaurcery4U2C

2 жыл бұрын

Kelly Spann He reached down to give a squelch adjustment to his tube screamer pedal. You can hear the change. But he could do whatever he wanted to. Him and the guitar are the same being. Some licks can be played with just the fret fingers and no right hand at all. We would notice

What you guys were trying to describe as to the reaction is referred to as “having your face melted”. I think SRV just did that for you. Welcome to the family .

@Amicy

4 жыл бұрын

😁😂😂😂👏🏾👏🏾

@IJIIKY9192

4 жыл бұрын

Stevie played with such passion that you feel it in every note

@anandabhomjan712

3 жыл бұрын

Respect

You fellas just witnessed not only one of the best performances if all time, but you at the same time witnessed the greatest guitarist that ever lived!!!

@rejectedjeepers7317

2 жыл бұрын

And on pbs.....Austin city limits.....

@reneew8082

2 жыл бұрын

Amen!

You don’t just watch or listen to Stevie Ray Vaughan.. you “experience” Stevie Ray Vaughan. ✌️&❤️ You know what it is about him? You rarely witness real God given talent. When you just GOT it, when it genuinely comes from a pure place from your soul. That kind of talent is a once in a lifetime experience. I lived in Dallas when Stevie Ray was coming up and when he broke out big. I saw him in concert twice and it was an “experience” I will never forget. I feel lucky to have witnessed that effortless greatness.

Many people said that SRV didn't play music, but he channeled the essence of blues and rock guitar. I have been listening for 30 years and still am blown away.

@roberthitchcock7214

Жыл бұрын

He never missed a note. He brought me closer to God. This isn't human talent. It's divine.

SRV ~ THE goat! 🎸🐐 Must see SRV vids: 1) Texas Flood at El Macambo 2) Life Without You at Capitol Theater 3) Voodoo Child live at Starwood Theater in Nashville 4) Tightrope at Austin City Limits 1989 5) Leave My Girl Alone at Austin City Limits 1989

@danielmiller8156

4 жыл бұрын

You forgot Little Wing and Crossroads, among a dozen others.

@JusCuz410

4 жыл бұрын

Love Struck Baby / Rude Mood at Daytona Beach 1987

@krash66

3 жыл бұрын

@Jack Scott YES!! Great choices. And That 1989 Austin City Limits show is just jaw dropping! How about Riviera Paradise.

@fonkenful

3 жыл бұрын

@@krash66 What, no love for Tin Pan Alley?

You’re not ready for Stevie Ray! LOL. Welcome to the club. We’ll guide you to the top of the Stevie Ray Mountain. You ain’t seen nuthin yet! Texas Flood, Little Wing, and Lenny, from Live at the El Macombo, Life Without You, and Couldn’t Stand the Weather from the Capitol Theatre, Tin Pan Alley w Johnny Copeland, and check out Voodoo Chile again, live from Nashville. He was the sweetest, most humble man. By the way, he was self taught and couldn’t read music... great job, guys. I’m in...

You just watched the GOAT! Glad you enjoyed it!

Over 30 years later and his legend grows more each day.....

I saw Stevie Ray Vaughan 10 times in concert I was moving the whole time. He is the goat

@Amicy

4 жыл бұрын

Wow that’s truly amazing

@tommythompson9565

3 жыл бұрын

10 times!!?? I'm jealous.

@phillinfree

3 жыл бұрын

Tommy Thompson 1st show, July 29 1984,. Salem mass at an abandoned coast guard station overlooking Marblehead harbor with sailboats. 500 people. 3 months later he was carnagnie hall🤷‍♂️. That was right after couldn’t stand the weather came out. I am blessed

@tommythompson9565

3 жыл бұрын

@@phillinfree You are blessed. No doubt about that. The Salem concert sounds especially incredible. I never saw him. As a matter of fact, as big of a music fan as I always was, I didn't hear of SRV (at least not that I was aware of) until the day he died. I was at home early on the evening that he passed away. My boss called me. Something he never did. He asked if I had heard the news. I hadn't. His wife was crying in the background. They both knew that I loved music. He had never heard Steely Dan's Aja album until I played it at work one day. He loved it. His wife got on the phone bawling. She told me the details of his death and how he overcame drugs and was just then becoming popular among mainstream folk. The next day at work my boss played some SRV for me. Needless to say he blew me away.

@phillinfree

3 жыл бұрын

Tommy Thompson I heard Mary had a little lamb on the radio and went to get the cassette and couldn’t stand the weather was in the store too so I bought both. My brother hated me after that because that’s all I listened to. When Stevie died my sister sent me a condolence card in the mail

You should see the clips were he decides to show off.

Dudes.......Heard Allen say, "Where have we been?". Yous just balancing by your big toes on the tip of a BIG iceberg of Rock, Blues and Metal. WELCOME my friends.

SRV! One of a kind! And the world will never see another of his like! I cried the day I heard of his death. A cloud rolled over the blues rock world that day! RIP Stevie Ray!!

I see you like this one well check out little wing and Texas Flood at El Macombo I think you will really like them may even get your minds blown

@Enrique-et4rr

4 жыл бұрын

These two performances give me chills every single time.

@robertrubey6594

4 жыл бұрын

Little wing is my favorite

@kensmith8152

4 жыл бұрын

They broke the mold with SRV

@shirleybuffington6420

4 жыл бұрын

Ken Smith I agree 100% he was one of a kind and will never be copied

It is hard to believe he failed music class in school he can’t read a note of music

@Amicy

4 жыл бұрын

🤭

@bernhardtsen74

4 жыл бұрын

@@Amicy he was mad wild at the guitar!I have read somewhere here on YT that on a night on cocaine and vodka, he actually tore a thumb nail off while shredding!

@nick260682

4 жыл бұрын

To be honest, loads of the best rock musicians cant read music. It's not that unusual - Hendrix, Clapton, Page couldn't read music

@scottbrooks2255

3 жыл бұрын

Most guitar players can’t read a note of music on the seat. I know I can’t. However, most good guitar players know the notes on the neck. Or at least know how to work within the confines of what they know. You don’t have to be a Steve Vai or an Eric Johnson to be a great guitar player. Although it helps.

@scottbrooks2255

3 жыл бұрын

*sheet

I saw SRV & clicked.... Y'all have been Texas Blues Baptized by Stevie Ray Vaughn 🔥💜 You'll never be the same. My mother's favourite band was Moody Blues, Mine, SRV.... 1984 SRV opened for the Moody Blues. THIS was my gift to my mother for her Birthday. At the first strokes of his guitar.... She was hooked. I will forever remember the joy on her face discovering him Live in Houston 1984

You are watching divinity. No one can compete with his extraordinary gift. Chills every time I hear him and yes, the greatest guitarist among some very amazing musicians. SRV stands unrivaled.

RIP to the greatest ever...

@Amicy

4 жыл бұрын

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

Stevie was and is your favorite guitarist’s favorite guitar player. He was a master musician whom was regarded by the best blues players of his time to be the best they ever heard. Stevie’s mentor and greatest influence was the great Albert King. Stevie also deeply respected and admired Jimmy Hendrix. Rock guitar legend, Eric Clapton said, “I have never seen a man more at one with his ax than Stevie Ray Vaughn is.” Eric was at a concert and when he was asked to play after Stevie, Eric refused saying, “How do you follow that?”

@Amicy

4 жыл бұрын

This was the first time we had ever seen or heard of him!! Definitely looking forward to more!!

@anorthernhiker

4 жыл бұрын

Also check out Stevie Ray Vaughan playing g with Jeff Healey. Healey was an amazing guitarist as well, plus he was blind.

“Imagine playing this on guitar hero!” IMAGINE PLAYING THIS ON GUITAR!

@Amicy

3 жыл бұрын

😂😂 alex here haha I don’t play guitar buy my guitar hero on medium on point

A combination of God given, talent. Given for all to enjoy. Together through, trials, & tribulations, recognising, there is some one, watching above, Stevie Ray, in all humility, has blessed alot of peoples lives, through his 🎸, beautiful musical ability. He is a shining light, that will carry throughout many a generations of people, to come.. never forgotten, always, remembered.🙏❤️

This is a Jimi Hendrix song known as Voodoo Child Slight Return. RIP Jimi and Stevie. That ‘thing’ you wondered about is called a “Whammy Bar.”

@vandersgarage4682

4 жыл бұрын

It's actually Voodoo CHILE, not child. But, yes, great Jimi Hendrix cover, and I will take heat for this, but one of the few times the cover is better than the original. Of course that is MY opinion.

@marymargaretmoore9034

4 жыл бұрын

@@vandersgarage4682 If you look at the album, (Electric Ladyland) you'll see that they're listed as "Voodoo Child Slight Return", i.e. the shortened version and Voodoo Chile (studio, long version). Don't know why they did it that way, but I've always loved especially the long version with Steve Winwood and Jack Casady.

@vandersgarage4682

4 жыл бұрын

@@marymargaretmoore9034 True, and not true at the same time. Jimi was an odd cat and often used different spellings for the same song. There is Voodoo Chile (Long Version), Voodoo Chile (Slight Return) and Voodoo Child ( Slight Return ). All three show up in Jimi's music and albums. However, in his hand written lyrics, it is Voodoo Chile. It is also listed as Voodoo Chile ( Slight Return ) in SRV's albums where the song makes an appearance. I agree about the long version, great recording no matter how you look at it.

@marymargaretmoore9034

4 жыл бұрын

@@vandersgarage4682 Hope you have Axis Bold As Love and Electric Ladyland albums.

@saschaschneider6355

3 жыл бұрын

@@vandersgarage4682 it's both. There's different versions. There Voodoo Chile and there's Voodoo Child Slight Return. "Chile" was used to approximate the way Jimi pronounced "child". Oh, and I think there might be a recording named "Voodoo Child" as well somewhere

Oh, it’s Stevie Ray Vaughan AND Double Trouble! His band, Tommy Shannon on Bass, Chris “Whipper” Layton on Drums, and Reese “the Wild Man” Wynans on Keyboards.

Coolest man to EVER hold a guitar 🎸 The man's an open channel

From the first note to the last pure raw funk the man was THE master of his craft.

Welcome to the rabbit hole. You have been hooked now enjoy the ride. All the previous comments suggest excellent songs by SRV. I got to see him play in Austin, TX in the late 80's before he passed away in helicopter crash in1990. Blues legend taken to soon. Great reaction guys.

He was highly praised by other blues artist Great reaction yall

@Amicy

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you and we need more haha this was amazing

@randykelley2376

3 жыл бұрын

Eric Clapton saw him play several times, he always walked out of each performance humbled

You're not wrong, guys. It was like he was somewhere else and the music just flowed through him. It was awe inspiring. Damn, I miss that man.

A true musical genius the likes of which we will never see again 30 years later and he is still blowing minds

You have to continue your Stevie Ray Vaughan Journey! There is not one bad performance. You don't watch or listen to Stevie you experience him

Listen again guys and listen to the bass line underneath him. "Double Trouble" was stone tight.

I always knew Stevie would live forever I’m a lifetime fan of Stevie and his brother jimmy I’m 55yrs old white Australian! The man touched everybody to the core!, trust me it’s just pure soul expression you can’t helped but be moved..

One of the best.so glad you young guys are listening to him.steve don't mas around.he is for REAL.he make that gitar sing.✝☮. white man got soul.

as a guitar player Stevie Ray Vaughan was a hell of a guitar player plus the man played with massive guitar strings that would rip the finger tips off most other guitar players and his endurance was on another level he attacked that guitar and DID not let up

@balance5216

4 жыл бұрын

I wouldn’t say attack the guitar, more like made love to it

@trueguy1226

4 жыл бұрын

@@balance5216 now that i realize it attack wasn't the right word for it your right more like passion

@balance5216

4 жыл бұрын

trueguy1226 Yea man, watching him play is otherworldly. Like him and the guitar are one

It’s called a whammy bar. He also uses a footpedal at the beginning and parts of the song to get that Wawa sound

@Amicy

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for droppping the info on what it was

@saschaschneider6355

3 жыл бұрын

Correct, also called Tremolo and Vibrato although it is not a tremolo, that's a different effect. Edit: might as well say what it does. You can alter the pitch with this thing. You can loosen (and with some versions also tighten) the tension on the strings which results in pitch changes. When you pull the strings tighter the pitch goes up, if you give them a bit more slack it goes down.

He played every song different every time. He just let it flow from the soul each time.

I noticed how you guys were smiling. Stevie has that affect on you. Glad you finally discovered him.

@Amicy

3 жыл бұрын

So sad we couldn’t see him live but this performance was truly amazing

I love watching people fall in love with Stevie Ray Vaughan! He is the GUITAR GOAT! Now you have to watch Texas Flood on Shout Factory. He plays behind his back. He an play behind his head and with his teeth and one handed! He made the sing. And looked so crazy cool doing it!

@Amicy

4 жыл бұрын

We will check them out 😁

@Changelingheart

4 жыл бұрын

@suecreswell Yes, when he plays behind his back, etc..he does all the moves just for the hell of it and for our enjoyment. That man is still blessing blues lovers around the world today. Coming up on 30years since he's passed. And we all still tear up. ' I'm stranded, caught in the/his crossfire...' 💜🌿💜🌿💜🌿💜

Stevie and Jimi were the best ever...in no particular order. He's dead 30 years now (which is mind blowing to me), but I saw him twice and you're correct; his playing got you into a grove, but his playing also entranced you. A musician like him comes around once every couple, or three generations.

You both are listening to the great SRV ( RIP) you will be blown away. Continue down the rabbit hole please. So good....

G O A T Oh my the faces when they see and hear him for the first time is precious. INCREDULOUS is the word. RIP Stevie The Pimp!!

One of the greatest ever. They don't make 'em like this anymore RIP Stevie!

@metalted6128

3 жыл бұрын

Sorry but, the greatest!! Just saying!

You were dead on about being in awe just sitting there amazed watching his hands while he played...:)

@coalbucket7229

2 жыл бұрын

Half of the fun of listening to SRV was watching SRV.

He played with strings so thick - huge strings, VERY hard to bend... but he had forearms with the strength of Popeye.. he was a gift from God and he blew minds every time he played. Got to meet him in person backstage in San Diego. Nicest guy ever. A gentleman. A year later he was gone.

Your reaction made me smile...Stevie Ray made me want to be a musician...never came close to his caliber but his music is from the soul and feeds your soul!!!!

I’m glad y’all enjoyed SRV’s rendition of Jimi Hendrix’s Classic. If you open you minds to different styles of art you may find your new favorite artist. Thanks for posting this. Peace Y’all.

@Amicy

4 жыл бұрын

Please put some recommendations in!

Stevie....... "Texas Flood" Live at the El Mocambo........ This is the one that will change your life! 💯

@Amicy

4 жыл бұрын

We here for it 😁

The guitar GOAT.... PERIOD FULL STOP.... Great Video!

TEXAS PROUD LOVED THIS MAN RIP STEVIE

i love seeing the joy yall get. Listen to the OGs we know great music

You two have been stevie’d! Please take the time to listen to his whole career catalog. Stevie died on 8/27/1990 in a helicopter crash. He is greatly missed.

And the 100th time you watch it, you'll feel just the same. SRV never gets old.

Guys... This reaction is freaking amazing! It's exactly how I expect all of my friends to react! Even though you don't on a regular day basis listens to this kind of music, you can appreciate the craft and the skill of Stevie! He dominates his guitar and takes everyone to school each time you hear him play! This dude is so talented that no matter if you're a hip-hop, metal, jazz, pop or whatever head, you can appreciate how great he is at mastering the guitar

If you like that then watch “Tin Pan Alley” live by Stevie Ray Vaughan and Johnny Copeland. Amazing blues song.

That was one of the best reactions to Stevie Ray Vaughan I have ever saw. I am a fan of ya'll from now on😉

@Amicy

3 жыл бұрын

Truly means a lot and thank you for taking the time to watch our reaction

He couldn't even read sheet music. He just played from his heart and soul. And when he died in a helicopter crash 20 miles from my home, I cried like a baby. GREATEST. GUITARIST. EVER. PERIOD. RIP Stevie.

My newest favorite thing is watching reaction vids of people finding out about SRV. I got lucky and was in Austin, Tx in my 20s and got to see Stevie play, a lot. He was the most humble man I ever met. The way you guys latched onto his style was fkn fantastic. He would overwhelm an audience and bring them back home by the end. I subscribed, just stumbled in and now I'm staying. Great job guys.

I just LOVE finding newbies when it comes to SRV!! Love seeing true FIRST reactions to an AMAZING guitarist! (world's greatest, imho). Welcome to SRV world! There is SOOOO much live content out there (btw, for future reactions, keep it live...don't go with the studio versions...although, awesome, too, you don't get his energy watching him). Btw, that bar is called a wammy bar. It actually is used to distort the sound by changing the tension on the strings...usually by lifting the bridge.

@Amicy

4 жыл бұрын

We appreciate you droppping the info and will continue to go with the lives 😁😁

love you guys.. behold the beauty of absolute perfect genius.... #SRVforever

@Amicy

4 жыл бұрын

We appreciate you

Loved your reactions! I could see the pure joy in your faces, just like the first time I heard him. Please do some more SRV, you'll enjoy the ride for sure. ✌😎

Had the pleasure of seeing hi live three times in my life. Each show was great in its own way. My main remembrance was coming home after each show with my cheeks hurting in pain from smiling too much. Kind of like watching an incredible stand-up comedian who makes you laugh for like an hour straight! Three f the greatest moments of my life!

I saw him live in concert in 1984. Some "reactors" to his videos have asked why the audience is so chill and quiet... and y'all nailed it on the head. It's because we were standing there with eyes as wide as saucers thinking.... "OMG... How?....Uh.... Is this for real?" Everyone was in a trance.

Please react Texas flood live at the mocambo

@Amicy

4 жыл бұрын

We will check it out

@jackscott5593

4 жыл бұрын

@@Amicy Texas Flood at El Macambo is hands down THE single best guitar performance ever. A must-see!

It's so fun to watch the joy it brings to watch SRV play!! I appreciate that you can appreciate him. Subbed on this reaction!

I get chills EVERY. FREAKIN'. TIME. SRV completely owns the guitar. It's part of him. And rumor has it that it has to smoke a cigarette when he's done with it. :-)

I saw SRV three times in concert before he passed. Amazing every time.

Texas flood el mocambo. And tin pan alley with jhonny copeland. Masterclass

In the pocket, great, rhythm backup, stevie killing it as usual, the man was from a different planet always great, was there at alpine Valley when the helicopter crashed, sad,he was a once in a lifetime guitarist, aggressive and emotional

So happy to see younger dudes respecting this mans talents let’s keep it alive!! Great one my brothas

This is live, no computer at a series called, "Austin City Limits". A Jimi Hendrix orginal and I think SRV does it better. Vaugh rhymes with yawn.

When you see Stevie bend those strings like he does? Keep in mind those are the thickest strings you can buy!! And he breaks em like dry spaghetti on a regular basis.

Enjoyed you enjoying Stevie - thanks!

SRV transcended the guitar, music, color & love. He is the greatest to ever do it in my opinion. Great reaction vid!

By the way, that little silver thing that you were talking about on the guitar is called a whammy bar (or tremolo arm). It allows the guitarist to vary the tension of the strings, changing the pitch to create vibrato or a bend effect.

@Amicy

4 жыл бұрын

Ohhhhhhh wow that makes sense, thank you so much for coming through with this info 😁😁

While Stevie Ray arguably plays this better than Hendrix, you can never forget, Hendrix created it.

@russellgtyler8288

2 жыл бұрын

Jimi invented it, Stevie perfected it.

Simply the best that ever played the guitar! EVER!

Enjoy your SRV journey.Saw him live with his brother.Best show ever.RIP Stevie.

@Amicy

3 жыл бұрын

We appreciate you! The other video is on patreon for free. KZread blocked it

Everything he plays is awesome, ! You should check out Little Wing, because it’s such a good melody and the way he plays it is fantastic!! Stevie was such an amazing musician and I have so many memories of my dad and me just grooving to his music.

@Amicy

4 жыл бұрын

We here for it 😁

@tabbylints6963

4 жыл бұрын

He even rocks" Mary had a little lamb"!

Wait till they watch him do it behind his back... Hahaha

@Amicy

4 жыл бұрын

We here for it haha

@bernardqblack

4 жыл бұрын

@@Amicy then get to it.... kzread.info/dash/bejne/oplnqZmpYb2TqLg.html

You guys are so funny to me. It's me watching my grandsons listening to my music. I'm glad that you guys liked my generation's music. Respect bro.

this is this the best! just made my day! i love the love!!!!

The guy who influenced him was not too shabby either. The songwriter

@jstetzer01

4 жыл бұрын

Slick😎

Believe it or not that little silver thing sticking out from the guitar is called a Whammy Bar.

@Amicy

4 жыл бұрын

We appreciate you dropping the info 😁

You can't chill listening to Stevie! I have SO enjoyed seeing these vids of young folks discovering him! He was on another level. Someone else mentioned Texas Flood at El Mocambo-- it won't disappoint!

Saw him 10times and excellent every time!!! RIP miss ya Stevie Ray!