You’re a bad man when SRV is playing rhythm for you

@cameronpickard7456

4 ай бұрын

no doubt

Stevie Ray Vaughan wasn’t just an incredible guitarist. He was also a big hearted man. I’m not sure how it came about, but one of the therapists I worked with at the Yale Psychiatric Institute in New Haven, CT in the late 80’s became friends with SRV and told him about the teens we worked with. SRV became the pen pal for a bunch of them. This was before email, so it meant taking the time to write a letters to each kid and responding to what was said in the last one, (and we aren’t talking form letters) then getting them into the snail mail. It was huge to kids that had been in the hospital for up to a year and felt very forgotten. He was at the height of his career at that time.

@mikemet1744

2 жыл бұрын

I saw SRV in CT at the Hartford Civic Center when he warmed up for Robert Plant and again at Lake Compounce where he played with Joe Cocker. Both were amazing shows(obviously).

@stephanieellis5399

2 жыл бұрын

Wow.

@GinMae

2 жыл бұрын

Wow - thanks for this - I always felt Stevie had a lot of heart!

@BarbButler

2 жыл бұрын

That doesn't surprise me one bit!!! Beautiful to hear... thanks so much for sharing w/us!!!

@bretthardin9239

2 жыл бұрын

he would visit the drug rehab my friend worked at in Austin sit in on meetings. Was common to see him with regular folks

Oh my Lord !!!!!! What did I just watch??? I never knew this video even existed. I knew he and Jeff were friends and assumed they had probably jammed together but wow. I am so happy seeing this. Took a minute to stop crying so I could comment. This was so fantastic. Rest in Peace gentlemen. Peace and be well everyone.

@MusicMan1965

4 ай бұрын

Both gone way too soon. RIP guys…you are missed ❤️❤️

@juliereinhardt2429

2 ай бұрын

First time for me seeing this video too. It's been over 10 minutes and I still can't wipe the smile off my face! Simply awesome and amazing!!! 😀🎸

Many great guitarists in the world .. no one that I have ever heard can keep the guitar singing like SRV did .. no breaks .. no pauses .. one fluid melody. ~Eric Clapton

@deking43

2 жыл бұрын

Amazing music and from the top he rocked this world.

@paulmorris8762

5 ай бұрын

Frank Marion

Two power house guitarist May they both Rest In Peace and forever jam

@duanevp

2 жыл бұрын

Amen!

@trapperjakk

2 жыл бұрын

Heaven has one HELL OF A BAND.

@trjbrew

2 жыл бұрын

Amen to that!

@joshuatift4640

2 жыл бұрын

@@trapperjakk with their new lead singer Delores O’Rierdon

@williamrushing239

2 жыл бұрын

Amen

Jeff Healy played with many greats going right back to the legendary Les Paul,B.B King,Edgar Winter and many many more. He is sorely missed here in Canada.

@markmoil3012

2 жыл бұрын

If you want to hear him play more jazzy stuff listen to How High the Moon when he plays with Les Paul ( a guitar is named after him) father of electric guitar.

@scottlaughlin9897

2 жыл бұрын

Both of them are hugely missed here in the U.S.

@markwilliams5606

2 жыл бұрын

We the real Americans Love you Canada!

@robertdavis3831

2 жыл бұрын

That is one of the best things about blues! Everyone enjoys just jamming together. So many great sessions. Jeff with BB. SRV with Albert King. Gary Moore, Albert King and Albert Collins. Albert Collins with George Thorogood.... and the list goes on an on.

@nebelungpixie9373

2 жыл бұрын

❤🙏 to Canada. Your due south neighbors could use some back.

I'm having a hard time trying to figure out what I found most enjoyable. Watching these two guitar legends performing together or watching your reaction. Both are great!

@kenwilfong7887

Жыл бұрын

J and amber are so darn cute

@cindyguillard216

Жыл бұрын

"ABSOLUTELY"!! ❤❤❤❤

Stevie shared the stage with the best guitarists in the world & this far & away my favorite. They were good friends & it shows...2 buddies just having fun! At the beginning of the song, the really cool lines in the background are coming from Jeff. This is just top notch-world class blues from 2 of the best! No auto tune, lip sync etc...It was live!

@fuiplu

Жыл бұрын

Couldn't of said it better..👏

2 legendary guitarists, 1 from Texas, the other from Toronto. Both lost too soon.

@itsmedino

2 жыл бұрын

Too true, happy veterans day amigo

@chriso6719

2 жыл бұрын

@@itsmedino Same to you, Dino.

@CharCanuck14

2 жыл бұрын

Our home boy Jeff. We've even named a park after him.

You nailed it. When Stevie had that "stank face" during Jeff's solo, you know Stevie respected him. Two GOATS in one song is unbelievable. I'm jealous of the people who were there that night. Have a great day!

I seen Jeff live in a small little nightclub in Winnipeg Manitoba the night after Jeff`s first appearance on the David Letterman WOW he fully blew up after that I`m happy to say I seen him three times What an unreal performer God bless!!!!

All of us elders are excited to introduce the best music to your souls! It’s so wonderful watching your faces and smiles, that’s what it’s supposed to feel like when you hear great music. Love y’all ☮️🌺😎

I saw SRV in concert and Jeff Healey opened. Great concert.

@stevesmart170

2 жыл бұрын

Jealous!!

@carojayess1723

2 жыл бұрын

Lucky you!!

@bretthardin9239

2 жыл бұрын

right after Roadhouse

@eagle0022

2 жыл бұрын

I saw SRV open for Dire Straits in 85.

Don't forget about Jeff Healey - "ANGEL EYES". Amber needs to hear it - - ASAP 🥰!

@ronnix23

2 жыл бұрын

Not so much of a guitar hero song, but it is a beautiful song that I agree Amber will love. The guitar in it is great as well, it's just more in the background as Jeff's vocals take the lead.

@markuse3472

2 жыл бұрын

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@mstewart109

2 жыл бұрын

We all heard it yesterday. That's why round 2 today. Lol lol

@jerickson725

2 жыл бұрын

@@mstewart109 I don't understand your comment; did I miss something? 😊

@stephanietip

2 жыл бұрын

My favorite Jeff Healey song

When Stevie is watching your every move on the guitar you know that is something special !

When you get two pure guitar virtuosos playing together this is what you get. Nothing but powerful, gut wrenching blues with two unique styles. RIP to both these wonderful icons.

SRV and Albert King!!!!!!! Master and Student great session of Texas Blue's 🍻🤠✌💙

@charlesworth3842

2 жыл бұрын

That session is what got me into the blues.

@albertsmith9315

2 жыл бұрын

I have the DVD... fantastic!

@johnwilhoite8507

2 жыл бұрын

Albert King refered to SRV as his son.

This is one of your best reactions! They just fill your soul with light! RIP Stevie and Jeff you're so missed

Stevie had finally met in Jeff Healy. Both had the ability to make the blues sound so blistering yet so smooth and cool. Something special in their finger tips. It’s unbelievable cause their not play super tricky stuff, I mean some of it is difficult, but most guitarist could play their solos note for note perfectly and yet sound no where NEAR as good or interesting as Stevie. Even the best guitarists in the world.

I saw Stevie Ray back in 1987 at the Iowa State Fair when he had gotten clean and sober. He was incredible the absolute best concert I've ever been to. I also Jeff Healy in Des Moines and he was amazing. Stevie was always first to give credit and bring out black artists that started the blues and I love him for that and I know the black artists did too. Thanks for sharing this one it was good to see you young people appreciating this older, yet cool, music.

Gotta do ANGEL EYES you guys!! ❤️❤️

@RitaBowen1

2 жыл бұрын

Oh yes Angel 😇 Eyes. Is a must

Now check out "Angel Eyes". It was Healey's biggest hit. You'll be amazing at how good his vocals were. He was a lot more than just a guitar player. Healy was also an accomplished Trumpet player. He released several jazz albums under the name Jeff Healey's Jazz Wizards.

@markuse3472

2 жыл бұрын

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@basilcarpenterjr1592

2 жыл бұрын

I love angels eyes that's one my favorite songs ever

@LGPelletier

2 жыл бұрын

Written by the stellar John Hiatt.

@allenelliott4964

2 жыл бұрын

@@LGPelletier , Yes Sir! As was "Confidence Man". Also off of Healy's debut album.

@mike74188

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely you 2 need to check out Angel eyes

This is the stuff that solidifys the legend status for them both.........RIP fellas!

Jeff Healy is ice cold on that guitar!! 😮‍💨

Your vibes are legit. The music style is called "Twelve Bar Blues." It's basically just three chords needed and repeated with solo'ing layered throughout. ZZ Top and AC/DC's songs are almost all TBB, for example.

@easysoul48able

2 жыл бұрын

One of the masters of it is Alvin Lee. Look no further than I'm Going Home when he played it at Woodstock with Ten Years After for a great example of exactly what you're talking about.

Dueling guitars, kindred spirits. Another great reaction.

@shanefrancis368

2 жыл бұрын

RIP

So happy he is still bringing such joy to young people, he was one of a kind. And THAT, my friends, is what music should do, just make us giddy with happiness at the pure love of the sound these artists are making.

What I liked about this performance is how two major guitar gun slingers managed to toss it all out there and yet complement each other at the same time. True pros.

Jeff Healey's 'As the Years Go Passing By" is a must now

@kimcourt5652

2 жыл бұрын

Yes yes yes!

Absolutely loved Ambers reaction, the look of pure joy on her face. Just shows that music has a great emotional attachment to our live. This is why you two are my favourite reactors. Keep being you

@NightmareKhaos

2 жыл бұрын

Like you said he really enjoyed both of their reactions because it really seems like it is one of the most purest and genuine reactions and I’ve never heard them say one bad thing about any artist or song and the positivity we have is incredible and always letting people know that you are loved just spread so much positivity that we need in a time like this

@advantagepestservices4502

2 жыл бұрын

AGREED!!! 🤘

SRV didn't move much but when he got the shaky leg you know he was feeling it 🎶🎵 Rest in paradise Stevie & Jeff. Hard to believe you're both gone 💚

As great as STEVIE RAY VAUGHN was ! He also was the best at standing in the background letting people have the spot light!

The Texas shuffle style is the Pride And Joy vibe you hear. How many guitarists imitated it after Stevie! I know I did. You can combine a bass line with a rhythm part, and keep the feel going in solos, fun to do.

@richardcranium5048

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah I took a couple lessons away when I was introduced to Stevie... Imitation it is, as they say, the most sincere form of flattery

@guitarkis4969

2 жыл бұрын

It's the classic blues 1-4-5 progression, so, so many blues and rock classics were written this way.

@nickcrisp7252

2 жыл бұрын

@@guitarkis4969 Yep, it's I-IV-V, but here there's a particular way to approach the rhythm, picking notes off the top strings (usually) on the downstrokes to define the melody/bass, with muted upstrokes on the thinner strings, either open or from chords, depending on the sound you want and the key you're in. Or you can get the same feel just with chords, not being particular about a top line.

I am always trying to pick songs to make Amber light up, it is so cool you guys found an artist to make Jay lose his mind over. This made my day.

Amber and Jay, I'm not mad at you for doing back-to-back Jeff Healy reactions. And with SRV, you'll always get a pass from me! Stellar performance by both artists, and you all are so CUTE! Love that you're loving music from generations past.

These guy's are up in heaven rocking out with with the angels.

When music can move you like this, you know your soul is intact.

Colin James - another great Canadian blues artist.

@ceebee9711

2 жыл бұрын

First saw Colin perform at Expo 86 in Vancouver. Shortly after Voodoo Thing became a huge hit for him.

@thomvogan3397

2 жыл бұрын

Yes indeed. Also Phyllip Sayce who used to play with Jeff

@sandratibbetts5424

2 жыл бұрын

@@thomvogan3397 Colin James opened up for Stevie Ray Vaughan, there is a video from Montreal. Colin has played with Jeff Healey also.

@sandratibbetts5424

2 жыл бұрын

I have been asking for Colin James for months, he's amazing.

@CharCanuck14

2 жыл бұрын

So many tunes to choose from but I suggest "Just Came Back" to start with.

Love SRV. Thank you Canada for Jeff !

The thing about Jeff was also his personality. He loved to joke and laugh, even about his condition. One time he was in his club "Healey's" when one of his buddies commented "good thing you can't see what a dump this place really is", Jeff broke out in laughter! My fave line from the movie "Roadhouse" is Jeff telling Swayze "I thought you were taller"!! RIP Jeff, Patrick and Stevie. It's weird how Jeff and Patrick both died of cancer about 18 months apart.

Both gone way too soon. Absolutely love love love your reaction to this! Doesn’t get any better.

Awesome! Now you will have to see the video of SRV with another amazing Canadian guitar legend - Colin James. Or ANY Colin James, please. Such a talented singer, songwriter and of course guitarist. Hard to suggest a specific song because he is so diverse, everything from rock to blues to big band.

@kimcourt5652

2 жыл бұрын

Colin James is amazing!

That 12 bar blues pattern is so versatile. Has endless possibilities. Great fun to jam along to

The thing that amazes me the most, (other than the playing) is that Jeff plays without a strap and can play while holding the guitar while standing. Not an easy feat!

@lazn9863

Жыл бұрын

yeap very difficult

SRV.... Life by the drop 😎👍 Not what you expect from him A blues shuffle acoustic 🤔 🤠✌💞

@davidhunter801

2 жыл бұрын

My favorite SRV song

Uh oh......lol here we go 😅🤣

@JennLynnTarot

2 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣💓🥰

The thing I really like about this song is Jeff and Stevie playing solos that sounded distinctly different from each other, but both equally brilliant while also sticking to a very bluesy sound. Two musical geniuses doing their thing!

A significant reason they both sound so good, In particular SRV’s voice, is they were both clean and sober at this time. When they passed on clean and sober

Heehee, I knew it! I knew you'd play it and love it. Wonderful to see you so happy! ❤

FINALLY!!!!!! My heart EXPLODED when I saw you react to this!!!!

Jeff Henley had a huge hit with his song, “Angel Eyes”. It’s a bit slower but is packed with soul! Give it a listen👍

@Mr1963corvette

2 жыл бұрын

Jeff Healy on steel slide or a Strat was another wonderful icon. And another icon Mt. John Hiatt has given the musical world so many beautiful songs. From Angel Eyes that he wrote and Jeff took it to the top of the charts,. Feels like Rain performed by Buddy Guy makes me feel so blue and I appreciate it so much.

@robrobertson4619

2 жыл бұрын

@@Mr1963corvette love John Hiatt! Love Feels Like Rain too👍

@Mr1963corvette

2 жыл бұрын

@@robrobertson4619 John Hiatt is a musicians musician. Most people do not know who he is. He has written so many great songs that gave other artists from Bonnie Rait Thing called Love, to Three Dog Night he wrote Sure As I'm Sitting Here when he was 19 years old. To Buddy Guy and Jeff Healey. Ask most people who John Hiatt is and they go WHO?

@thenaturalmidsouth9536

2 жыл бұрын

@@Mr1963corvette He is a songwriting virtuoso.

That was wonderful; especially your reaction. One thing you will see, is that Stevie will NEVER show up anyone when playing with them. He was that kind, respectful and humble. For fun, please react to Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble doing “Little Sister” in Austin, from 1989. For a bigger treat, check out “Mary Had a Little Lamb” from that same concert. Really shows off Stevie’s keyboard player, the magnificent Reece Wynans!

Sad to think we've lost these two way too soon!! Loved them both!

Jeff Healy play a big role in the movie "Roadhouse" starring Patrick Swayze

"As the Years Go Passing By" live at the Montreal Jazz festival. The soul in Jeff's vocals and the guitar is awe inspiring.

Two outstanding musicians, but still humble, both of them!! Now that's class!!

Well Amber and Jordan it's official. You really are the "cool kids" now!

Yeah this is the one! I loved it when he stood up and Stevie's reaction 👍👍

Totally get the Pride and Joy vibe. Such an excellent moment in music. Wasn't long after this was recorded that SRV died. Jeff lived a little longer, but he's moved on too. Such talent. Great post.

Never heard these two together. This is a first for me. Thank God I got to see Stevie live in Cleveland, Ohio the year he died. This is a Stevie song but I can not remember if it is on the same album as Pride and Joy. I can see and I will never be able to come close to Jeff. This is a gift that only some players ever get. You got it or you do not. Unfourtunetly I am the ladder but I still love to play. God I love your reactions. Exactly what music this great is supposed to make ya feel. Love you both.

Yeah ! More Healy with Stevie! Heaven!

SRV's mentor was Albert King, who was a self taught guitar player. He was a leftie, and when he first learned to play he took a right handed guitar and turned it upside down. So unlike other lefties like Cobain and Hendrix, his strings were always upside down with the thickest on the bottom and the thinnest on top. Albert King is one of the three "Kings" of blues along with BB King and Freddie King.

@arkhsm

2 жыл бұрын

Jeez, they were all King's !!

@747Cone

2 жыл бұрын

Hendrix also had upside down strings when he learned. Same thing. Flipped a right handed guitar over. All hail Jeff Healy!!

@ErnieB

2 жыл бұрын

Jeff Healey, right-handed, plays with the strings in a left-handed orientation, with hand 'above' the neck. Treble strings are farthest from his wrist, instead of nearest.

Jeff's covers of Highway 49 and As the years go passing by are just phenomenal! He is my all time favorite guitarist and I miss him dearly.

So love your reaction to this incredible music…great to know another generation is digging it

This is a very simple blues shuffle and pentatonic scale, that every guitarist learns, but their TONE is amazing.

What a joy to see two virtuosos at the very top of their game! BTW seeing the two of you fangirl out - priceless! LoL :-D

There is a lot more to hear from Jeff. I am partial to his live work, especially his appearances at the Montreux Jazz Festival. "Hoochie Coochie Man" and "Stuck in the Middle With You" are two awesome live performances of his. And of course "While My Guitar Gently Weeps".

I also started sweating listening to Jeff Healy, what an amazing duet. Yes, joyful listening to Jeff. Totally great reaction, you did the performance justice.

So glad you discovered Jeff Healey! I was fortunate enough to have seen him play live multiple times in the late '80s and early '90s. Jeff broke a string during one of those shows. He yanked the broken string off so he could keep playing and dropped it on the stage, and I got one of the roadies to give me that string (which I still have). SRV is also a favorite concert memory for me. I saw him on a double bill with Joe Cocker just a month before we lost Stevie. If you want to see and hear a very different side of SRV, please react to Riviera Paradise- the live version from Austin City Limits. I want that song played at my funeral. So much emotion - beautiful song. You will both love it!

@ChristChickAutistic

2 жыл бұрын

I saw the SRV and Joe Cocker tour too, it was amazing.

When the music vibrates you clear to the core you know your a fan forever and hearing them live trust me your whole body vibrates.

Once again, Amber nails it! That's just the best damn thing I've ever heard. Period. Pure joy to experience.

Amber's reaction to the solos was freaking CLASSIC!! The power of music...I LOVE watching you two display the feelings I felt first hearing all this music over 30 years ago. Love you 2.

Tommy Shannon's bass and Chris Layton's drums aren't bad either.

@deborahcornell171

2 жыл бұрын

@Robert Watson And you could hear Reese Wynans back there tearing up the keys too. Double Trouble, so great!!💙

@ScottHillEnglish

2 жыл бұрын

Tommy Shannon's tone running those bass lines is probably the most underrated thing about what made Double Trouble so great.

@ronsadler6047

2 жыл бұрын

I saw Jeff Healy in a downtown venue in Red Deer Alberta in 1991. It was a surprise show. He was playing some of the old hotel bars that gave him and his band their start. It was AMAZING! He is definitely missed.

@SuperFlowback

2 жыл бұрын

@@ScottHillEnglish I was just about to post this same thing

@gregplatt3936

2 жыл бұрын

Double Trouble are the best!

Can't believe that they are both gone,miss both so much.There are a couple more players that are amazing blues players that you should check out and they are Kenny Wayne Shepherd and Johnny Lang, you would definitely love both.👍

@crunchster4

2 жыл бұрын

Indeed!!!

@jeffreyflynn9106

2 жыл бұрын

Check out the emanuael brothers Tommy and Phill from australia

@jscho8674

2 жыл бұрын

Oooo!!! Fantastic recommendations!

@gritter2112

2 жыл бұрын

Agree I have seen both. KWS is an awesome guitarist. Jonny is a fantastic singer and a formidable guitarist as well. I just saw Tommy Emmanuel this year and he is definitely the greatest acoustic guitarist hands down.

Hey I have been a Hendrix fan ever since he became known, yeah I'm old, he was greatest guitar player every until Stevie Ray Vaughan and then I heard Jeff Healy and thought to my self he is nearly as good as Stevie, put them together and it on another level, I could listen to them all day! Give me a Doobie and a gin collins while listening to them and I would be worthless for rest of the day!!!

If God made two better guys to bless a stage, he kept them for himself!! Two of my all time favs without question! So glad you two have discovered these two, and love them as much as all the rest of us do! Go RSR!!!

It honestly never occurred to me that you hadn't heard this before.Love me some SRV.You should see the one without Jeff Healey.In the one without him,SRV breaks a string and you 💯% can't tell it,then he changes guitars without missing a beat.Its one of the most amazing things to EVER witness.

@walterrutherford8321

2 жыл бұрын

There’s a KZread video of Jose Feliciano playing a really tough song and you see the pic fly out of his hand as he’s playing. He just seamlessly switches to playing with his fingernails. And unless you saw the pic fly off you’d never know.

@stephanietip

2 жыл бұрын

@@walterrutherford8321 darn it,you know I'm gonna have to look that up now.I so enjoy seeing a professional artist in their element.Thank you for sharing the information.I am going to search it out right now.

I never cease to be amazed every time I see Jeff Healey. He was incredible. And he taught himself to play that guitar as a little kid

Two great reactions in a row! Love you two! Thanx for shining the light on this great performance from two of the best guitarists, Jeff Healy and SRV!

Wowser!! Well, these two have got to be the best guitarists I have ever heard. To hear them together is a total brain overload. Thank you God!

Thank you for reacting to this one, may these two incredible guitarist Rest In Peace. Their amazing playing is missed.

I saw SRV in 1983. I had no idea what I was about to see. First album had just dropped and Pride and Joy was getting some radio play. Word was he was a new guitar hero but I mean I was not prepared to see that . And I've never seen this video before. So thank you.

I have never seen that video OMG I am just speechless. Every aspect of that performance was just so rich in talent.. From Stevie's very strong vocals to the incredible guitar solos from both Stevie and Jeff, the camaraderie, the bands very solid back up.. And Stevie hugging Jeff, special indeed.

Best reactions you two have ever done, love it!

It gives me so much joy to see your inexpressible joy. Drying my tears here. Love you!

Please, don't forget the bass and drums. Solid, solid playing. The foundation of the band!

YOU SAID IT = PRIDE & JOY ~ cuz you know who ever lil sis was !/ she was 1 fine moma indeed ! & like he said when SRV hands it over with that " stank face" you know its about to get RAW

Love how you two guys appreciate our kind of music. The combination of those two guys just had to end in a nuclear explosion. Heard SRV the first time in 1984 and Jeff in 1988. Still can't get enough.

Amber, you made the same point that Rick Beato makes all the time: the perfection of modernized music production takes away from both musicianship and musical expression. Congratulations, you are as observant as a musicologist with a Master's degree in guitar.

SRV is one of the most raw pure talents ever seen. People get so enamored with his guitar work they forget his voice also had an unforgettable sound.

Saw Jeff live twice once in 1998 and again in 2007. He is Canada's SRV.

I love this more mature, sober and confident version of SRV. The way he and JH both physically groove to what they're playing just pulls you in. Jeff Healey actually played in the movie Roadhouse. I saw in an interview where SRV was asked who he thought was the best guitarist and he said Jeff Healey. That's getting some blues creds!

OMG you used it for reaction, too cool

@scapito

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your service.

Thank you for another great reaction. I HAVE to suggest Road House Blues now by the Doors. Right up your alley

I have to say our music of yesteryear blows the music of today away. Not that theres anything wrong with today's music but, our music shows the RAW TALENT. There was no hiding in those times. If you couldn't play or sing you might forget it.. I love seeing young people of today have so much joy with the music that we grew up with. ♥️

I Absolutely Love how excited you two have gotten now that you have experienced Jeff Healey! I had the biggest smile on my face watching you be so hyped up. You guys are Awesome!! Jeff deserves to be celebrated and it brings me complete utter joy to see you celebrate him! RIP Jeff and SRV.

I dont think i have seen you guys smiled soooo much! You're right Amber. We have known for years that todays music can't compare with the older stuff. You had to be a true musician back then. I loved this reaction!!!!!✌❤

I think that's what's called a guitar-gasm.

You guys are great I am 69 and I have heard alot of fine music from before I was born until now, but you guys taking these trip into music, really bring me joy. I have met and knew many people you guys react to. But I have to say this video of these two men is tops. Although I belive CCR was the best band ever. Thanks, keep up the wonderful job

Amazing performance by two of the absolute best. RIP to both.