You should do Jeff Healy singing Angel Eyes

@RitaBowen1

11 ай бұрын

I love that song

@VENOMS_WRAITH

11 ай бұрын

Yes! I used to sing that to my late wife. Next month will be 8 years since she passed.

@tinamorgan3311

11 ай бұрын

Yes!!!! I agree!! Do this song!!!

@vickihirsch8340

11 ай бұрын

And See the Light

@TheDopekitty

11 ай бұрын

Absolutely! That's the first of his songs I ever heard. Such a wonderful song.

Even if you disregard his blindness, he's still an absolutely incredible guitar player. ❤

They are both so amazingly. They both died so young and tragically. They left so much great music behind that people are still discovering to this day.❤

I've liked jeff Healy since i first saw him in the movie Roadhouse

Some people are in a league of there own and to see two of them on stage together is a blessing

You know, if you've ever seen the movie Roadhouse, that is Jeff Healeys band playing at the Double Deuce

Absolutely SICK!!! Both gone WAY too soon but left us music that’ll last centuries…🎸🎸

Wait. What? Jeff Healey is blind? How did I not know that? To be honest, I’ve never seen a photo, album cover, or video of him, but I’ve know his music forever. Now I’m even more impressed!

I’m sure this has been written in the thread somewhere already, but you’ll definitely enjoy solo Jeff as much as SRV. Also, he was in the movie Roadhouse with Patrick Swayze and Sam Elliot 🤤

@emmysdaddyguy1083

11 ай бұрын

NOT TO BE MISSED!!

This is what God given ability looks like!! and both self taught SRV is the GOAT

One thing about Stevie, Whenever he was playing with another guitarist he would always give them their time and would play reserved as to not showboat. Especially when he was playing with some of his idols.

It always blows my mind that nobody ever comments on how Jeff is jumping up, going full ham playing that guitar with no strap. He's literally playing, holding and flailing all at once.

I got to see Jeff Healey play at a blues festival in Louisiana back in 1994. Kenny Wayne Shephard opened, BB King closed, one of the best shows that I’ve been to. This particular show features my two favorite guitarists.

Thank you so much for reacting to this awesome video! Healy's parents gave him a guitar when was little and he ended up figuring out how to best play it, which for him, was on his lap. When he got older, they signed him up for regular guitar lessons, but by then, he found he could do much more amazing things using his own way of playing. But what I don't get is how he can stand up and keep playing without the benefit of a guitar strap!! You should check out his video Jeff Healey - "See the Light" - Night Music 1988. Awesome performance backed up by some of the best in the business. You'll either run out of the room or feel the urge to throw your guitar away.♥♥♥♥

@GinMae

8 ай бұрын

Thanks for the info! Jeff was amazing..

This makes me so happy! Jeff Healey playing "As The Years Go Passing By" live is one of my favorite performances of all time by anybody. I hope you react to it. You will be blown away!

❤❤❤ Jeff Angel Eyes is my favorite song. He alway had a positive attitude. I saw somewhere he being blind just something that make him a better man a better musician. What a great attitude to have. He's was just a awesome person.

Jeff and Stevie -- two beautiful blues guitar and vocalists. So sad we lost them too soon. And you're right -- his body, head movements are different because he's never seen anyone play guitar, so he doesn't know how to move and be 'cool'. I love him and it gives me such joy to see him having fun.

@peterfrost6507

7 ай бұрын

Have you seen Ray Charles sing? His head movements are like Jeff's.

@redindenver6666

4 ай бұрын

@@peterfrost6507 Yes -- and I love Ray Charles too. I hadn't noticed him having the type of movements Jeff has. I assumed since Jeff was totally blind while he was still an infant, he never got to develop the facial expressions and body movements we all pick up on as we are going through our early childhood. I can't recall when Ray lost his sight, and whether he was as completely blind as Jeff (whose eyes had to be removed due to cancer) was.

Jeff was a bit of a throwback at the time, but I loved his music. Hearing it now, it’s still timeless.

Jeff was an incredible singer. Need to check him out.

Jeff Healey See the Light! My absolute favourite guitar player. See The Light will BLOW you away.

Beautiful reaction btw. Don’t doubt yourself or your analysis. It’s part of why we watch reactions.

You need to hear Jeff's hit "Angel Eyes" the man had a great voice!

Albert Collins is a famous Chicago blues musician whose biting telecaster tone and quick lines put him in the upper crust of blues men, Often nicknames "The Iceman" you may have seen him and his band in "The Adventures in Babysitting" with Elizabeth Shue.

@mikefetterman6782

11 ай бұрын

Watch the movie ROADHOUSE with Patrick Swayze and Sam Elliot. The Jeff Healey band in the house band and Jeff has a few dialogue moments in the movie as well.

was fortunate enought to see Jeff Healey twice and SRV abut 7 times...some of the best shows I've ever been at

His studio version of "while my guitar gently weeps" will blow you away!

WOW!!!! Believe it or not, I'm not normally into blues, but my God they were just AMAZING!🤠

My 5 yr old a absolutely loves Stevie ray Vaughan his favorite song is Texas flood ❤he also loves when Stevie plays behind his back.

They are both amazing artists. Jeff Healy's Angel Eyes is one of my favorite songs! Absolutely love watching your reactions Sebs! So honest and real! Keep up the great work❤

When the night comes falling is my favorite by Jeff. He played it in the movie Roadhouse

Two amazing talents gone way,way before their time. The interesting thing about SRV not being able to read music but play like he could is the same as another great guitarist/musician EVH . He could not read music either . That just goes to show that some people just have it as Jeff Healy and Stevie Ray Vaughan did , no matter what they had it , the gift to make music .

Stevie Ray Vaughan discovered Jeff Healy at the age of 17 or 18 years old ..

Great reaction ❤ yes Jeff was one of the underrated greats...Stevie treated him with all the respect any artist deserves of his calibre...i also think Stevie had a FANTASTIC VOICE too 🤘 Both men played from the soul...SRV often played with his eyes closed....RIP Both legends ❤❤❤

Jeff is also an amazing singer. I LOVE his song 'Angwl eyes'. Sooooooo good!

I can die knowing I have seen them both in concert. Both of them are among the most amazing guitarists ever. I still have the T Shirt from the Couldn't Stand the Weather tour and the ticket stub. I'm 58. Still wear that shirt!!

SEBS WHEN YOU talked about how Jeff's solo n his emotions(standing up n shaking his head) n how he only reacted naturally to his body's response to the music bc he'd never seen anyone do that, I loved it! Being blind since age 1, Jeff's only way to show real emotion was thru music it seems. What an Angel we had in Jeff and the great SRV! Music is(IMHO) the greatest "conduit" with humanity! You can be from Tasmania, London, Egypt, or NY, and music speaks fluent! Thank u for music

❤💯 ... Never Forgotten!!!

A must see is " life without you " at the capital theater. Stevie does everything possible with a guitar that you can think of in that song ! Thanks

Albert Collins is an amazing Blues guitarist. Love Jeff Healey and SRV! ❤

Two of the greatest complimenting each other.. Jamming.. No jealousy. Feeding of from one another.

For Jeff Healy I highly recommend "See the Light" - Night Music 1988 and "As the Years go Passing by" Live at Stuttgart Jazz Festival 3-28-1995. For something a little harder by him, check out "Feel Better".

Thanks, Sebs.. Jeff just jumpin' up with NO guitar strap or support.. these guys were a total TEAM.. .appreciate your reaction!

I saw Jeff in Germany 🇩🇪 in 1987. There were 8 of us, Army tank commanders, Cavalry scouts etc. We were all stationed nearby Nuremberg. We were privileged to be able to attend many, many concerts all through the 1980s. Jeff was playing in a large club that happened to have a small concert hall attached to one side of the building. It had 3 levels of balconies and plenty of standing room after all the seats had been filled. Jeff was sitting to the left hand part of the stage. We were standing about 10 ft. away from Jeff, close enough that he could hear us loud and clear, especially after a song ended! You see, German concert goers aren't a 10th as loud and rambunctious!! When Jeff was introducing his band mates after a couple songs, he thenked the crowd directly in front then turned in his chair to face us, he pointed and said, "You guys down there are Americans!! I instantly knew you guys were probably G.I.s because yuore the loudest section of this crowd! Thank you for your Service and thank you for coming to the show." Once I came out of shock from being spoken to by one of my guitar heroes...lol...we all turned it up notch! Shoot, even the rest of the crowd started to make more noise! It was an amazing experience to witness this man play his guitar. I tried to play like Jeff once I got home. Complete failure lol

Haven't seen anyone react to this that doesn't get pure joy from seeing this

I saw Jeff Healey in 1988 in Germany. It was in a bar that had a small concert hall that sat about 200. Germans aren't very loud like Americans. So in natural fashion, we screamed, whistled and clapped much louder than the 182 Germans in the concert!! I was in the Army then. 8 of us went and were standing 10 feet away from Jeff, just to the right of him! After a couple songs he introduced his band. After that, he pointed at us and said, "You guys must be Americans! You are louder than the rest of this whole place!" Boy, did we ever let loose then!! Love your channel, brother!

From Jeff Healy in Roadhouse with Patrick Swayse to Stevie Rzy Vaughan. Almost equals. SRV rules tbh but only just Jeff brings his own brand. YEAH exceptional

Priceless reaction! 👍

When his parents gave Jeff a guitar, he was very young and had never seen how guitars are held so he did it the way it worked for him. Both are amazing!!

No wonder the aliens love us! Both are incredible humans.

If i remember correctly Jeff was a trumpet player also and a huge jazz fan. I believe he had a radio show on Jazz Music.

Jeff Healey was the band in the Patrick Swayze movie "ROADHOUSE ". a good movie.

What a duo! Excellent!

Jeff Healey is also in the movie Roadhouse. His band is playing during the bar fight ... and he doesn't see a thing . : D

🎼🔥🔥🔥🔥🎸🔥🔥🔥🔥🎼 .. this is so amazing !!!! Both men are beyond great !!!!!!!!!!¡

Jeff Healey loved Stevie. Stevie was a good friend to him. Jeff was devastated when Stevie died and was at his funeral. Albert Collins was one of Stevie’s heroes. He got famous in the rough blues bars in Houston in the 1950s, and helped Stevie when he was starting out. He was known as the Iceman and Master of the Telecaster, had a unique sound, and he and Stevie always played hard together and brought the best out of each other. Albert always had a long guitar cord and would go walking through the audience. This link is to the two of them playing together Albert’s signature song “Frosty”, an old Texas blues shuffle. kzread.info/dash/bejne/kXlqydWulc6TZco.html

When Jeff starts shredding Stevie is like Whoa he's good, better step up my game!

I've been playing classical guitar since I was 7 and I saw Jeff Healey at what amounted to a summer fair when I was 12, I'm 45 now and STILL think about it cuz he was so amazing

Brother, Blues is a feeling, I was told that by Jimmy Vaughan when he toured Australia before Stevie was famous. He said to us that SRV would be massive!!

Sebs, checkout Jeff Healey doing 'All Along The Watchtower' Live in London '84. IMO a masterpiece.

I've read and seen interviews on Stevie, and he said he would make sounds vocally, and shape with his mouth, then try to mimic those sounds on the guitar. It's especially cool bc you can sometimes actually see it in his performances (Little Wing at El Mocambo, he mouths wa-wa-wa-wa ). He also said he would tape record new music or draw chord configurations to show band members or collaborating artists where to start or what it sounds like. He said he didn't know what the chords were called so he communicated it in his own way. Like you said...just feel it & play it

Angel eyes was his best hit.. Plus he was in the movie Road House with Patrick Swazey

These are my two favourite musicians!!

Sebs, don't compare yourself to two of the greatest electric guitarists ever. They are who they were. You are Sebs Duran and you have the skill set God gave _you!_ I like to write and sometimes things really soar and I wonder, "Where did that sentence or paragraph or page come from?" Other times it isn't that good at all. But just be yourself Sebs and do your best and that will be good enough. Over time things get much better because your brain will pick up what makes something good, or great, or incomparable! Your muscle memory will kick in and you will fly! Good luck! 👌💖😉

You need to do a search to find Stevie Ray doing a sound check before the show - and what a show it is!!!!!

Both wizards/geniuses at their craft. Love ❤️

One of my all time favorite videos for sure

Check out Jeff Healey As The Years Go Passing By live at (I think) the Montreal Jazz Fest. It has (by far) my all time favorite guitar solo

Jeff Healey was in the movie Roadhouse with Patrick Swayze.

hey Seb, just a line or two on my experiences & SRV: I first heard him at a friends house, must’ve been ‘bout ‘79. he wasn’t ready when I went to pick him up one Fri. nite, so I got out and went in while he finished up. I immediately heard this super funky “boogie woogie” tune, and then it stepped into a fantastic lead run; I said “Wow, …ma-an!” friend says, “what’s that?” I hadn’t even realized, I said that out loud. “Who’s this playin mad guitar on u’r turntable?” “Stevie.”. he shouted, slamming his palm into the door as he came out, and entered into his LR. I just stood there, stoopid. he didn’t interrupt, and after the song ended, I glanced up, noticing he was watching me, and he said, “crazy, huh?” I said again, “ma-an… who’d u say?” “SRV” “who’s SRV?”. “u mean u’ve never heard of Stevie Ray Vaughan?” “apparently not; so, I need to borrow u’r album,” as I took it off the turntable, and started to look at the tunes, and credits on the center label. “huh-nn” he grunted, and snatched it from me. “aww, come-on! I’ll return it. u know I always do, and in same condition I got it!” “Nope, just got it, ain’t even listened to the b-side.” “next week?” “u got a doobie?” “aww man, I’s savin it for Sheila!”. “no doobie, no next week.”. “oh, alright! so, I’ll stop by Sun. mornin to pick it up.” “nope… Mon., no-way Sun., u can get it on Mon.” he said, holdin out his hand. I took off my hat, took the J outta the inside band, and laid it in his hand. the next week, I got the album, and then submerged myself in SRV- for the next three weeks. it was a good J, and even he said so, and I asked, “good enuf for two weeks?” I can’t play as well as Stevie did, but Lordy knows, it wasn’t for lack of trying, and the endless hours I tried,… ohhh, how I tried. SRV was just one of “those” ppl. that’s what I call’em; u know, the ones that just got God-given talent, or whatever u choose to refer to “it” as. and Jeff Healey?! aww ma-an! he was another’n. great vid, and reaction too, later!

SRV was raw talent. A man that had no music theory, played with soul and passion. Taking nothing from Jeff Healey, truly amazing

Jeff is great, you didn’t notice the GOAT SRV! 😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Dude, you are always in touch with how you feel about the music. Thats why i subscribed. Music like this is meant to be felt. Cheers.

I enjoyed Jeff's feature in the movie Roadhouse.

Being in the room with Stevie was like standing in the eye of a tornado! I saw him on his first tour from the press pit, nearly got hit by a sound screen Stevie didn't like and kicked off the front of the stage!

Jeff Healy see the light is 🔥 amazing the way jeff rocks

There is a video out there. I think it's the one with this band members. They went to Germany twice to a festival. They booed him at the first one and he was so gentlemenly in the clip.. There was one of his heroes on the stage that he played with. I think it was in the second one. CV goes up to the guy because the guy is lost. Tells him don't look at my fingers. We're playing in B and then he caught up. Exactly what you said about him not being professionally. Trained he's doing one thing and it looks like another.

Jeff Healey was 21 years old here, WOW!!

A great song of Jeff Healey’s to check out is “Angel Eyes”. It’s such a beautiful song and one I would suggest viewing with your lovely wife. My wife loves listening to it with me and hearing me sing it to her. It’s so much like the way we met. I couldn’t understand what made her look my way. I love watching him play the guitar. 3:55 An interesting story his cancer is inherited and his son was diagnosed with it. He underwent surgery at 4 months old and thanks to all the advancements in cancer treatment beat the cancer. He has great eyesight and doesn’t need glasses.

If you’ve ever seen the movie Road House, Jeff Healy is the bandleader for the house band. His rendition of Hoochie Coochie Man is absolute FIRE!

Healy is ice cold on that guitar dude

Yeah. Jeff and Angel Eyes! ♥️

B.B. King said the blues is a feeling

I saw Jeff live in kingston, ont in the 90s 🇨🇦 🇨🇦

If the you like the guitar you have to watch the Eddie Van Halen "Eruption " guitar solo from their without a net tour! He will leave you speechless!!!!

Legend and legend just jamming 👌

He was in a movie with Patrick Swayze and Sam Elliot

Healey has a solid background in jazz guitar.

This video is in my Favorite Videos list!

Now that you’ve seen this you should check out Stevie and brother Jimmie playing pipeline

Jeff Healey in the movie “ Roadhouse” with Patrick Swayze

Jeff Healey was in the originate roadhouse movie

Jeff also was. In the movie Brown house with Patrick Swayze.

Jeff Healy was in the movie Road House with Patrick Swayzie

You'll see and hear Jeff Healey in the movie Roadhouse.

And BTW, Jeff Healey played Squier Stratocasters. That ought to really upset all the Fender snobs out there. 🤣😂🤯🙃🎸

Jeff was in the movie "Roadhouse" you have to watch it .

I don't know if you're familiar with Dick Dale (King of the Surf Guitar) but he and SRV teamed up to do a song called "PIPELINE" kzread.info/dash/bejne/Z2qHo9qtlpC4hMo.html that is a phenomenal artifact. Two guitar masters getting after it. It feels like a pair of thoroughbreds racing neck-and-neck for the finish line. It is a song to be experienced.

Jeff’s 3 year old hands were too small to go around the neck of his first guitar so this is how he worked it out.

The first time I saw him was in Roadhouse with Patrick Swayze

Jeff Healey is a superb guitarist and singer! He's a decent actor as well. He appears in the Patrick Swayze movie 'Roadhouse' as the front man for the band in the bar. I would recommend 'When the Night Comes Falling' as your next Jeff Healey song. He also does brilliant covers of The Doors - Roadhouse Blues and The Beatles - While my Guitar Gently Weeps. kzread.info/dash/bejne/pZ2putaAZJC6ktI.html

See the light Jeff.