FIRST TIME HEARING Stevie Ray Vaughan - Texas Flood (from Live at the El Mocambo) REACTION | MIND🤯!
Vložit
- čas přidán 24. 12. 2021
- Hope You Guys Enjoy The Uploads!!
Thanks for all of the support!
Subscribers Goal: 100K
P.O. Box 183
Camby, IN 46113
Recklezz Merch : Teespring.com/recklezzmerch
LIFE WITH RECKLEZZ AMAZON GIFT LIST: www.amazon.com/registries/cus...
Our Daughter - Serenity Rain Thomas (Baby Registry) : www.amazon.com/baby-reg/10IXL...
Recklezz Subscribers Memberships : / @officiallifewithrecklezz
For Special Song Request Email: Lifewithrecklezz@yahoo.com
For Pricing/Donations
paypal.me/Lifewithrecklezz
cash.app$RECKLEZZHEMI
venmo.com/u/LifeWithRecklezz
Chime : $LifeWithRecklezz
Business Inquiries Email Me : Lifewithrecklezz@yahoo.com
SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS :
Instagram: / lifewithrecklezz
Tiktok: Lifewithrecklezz
Snapchat : Lifewithreck
Tay & Steph CZcams Channel: / taysteph
#YFM T-SHIRT MERCH FOR SALE NOW!!!
MESSAGE ME ON INSTAGRAM or EMAIL ME
INFO IN BIO✅
Copyright Disclaimer under Section 107 of the copyright act 1976, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favour of fair use. No copyright infringement intended. ALL RIGHTS BELONG TO THEIR RESPECTIVE OWNERS. - Zábava
![Stevie Ray Vaughan - Texas Flood (from Live at the El Mocambo)(Speechless!!)[Brothers React]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/hnAExe77eYk/mqdefault.jpg)
![Stevie Ray Vaughan - Texas Flood (from Live at the El Mocambo)(Speechless!!)[Brothers React]](/img/tr.png)
I've never seen Rico make the stank face & Crystal's mouth drop open. SRV gotcha 😉 great reaction! I'm so glad you are watching all kinds of genres. I love to see your journey. ❤🎵✌
Thank you so much Jen!!
Stevie still kills it, 30 years after being called to heaven. He is like another Texas Legend, Buddy Holly.
I wish Stevie would have covered Holly’s Not Fade Away.
@@OfficialLifeWithRecklezz Stop saying "know what I'm sayin'"!!!! It is very irritating! You must have said it 20 times...
@@lorddaver5729 you are allowed to have that opinion.
know what i'm saying?
@@lorddaver5729 then click off the vid.....know what I'm saying?????? Dang you petty as hell
The greatest guitarists that ever strapped on a six string period RIP Stevie
One of the greatest
Couldn't agree more .
One of the greatest guitarist to ever have lived ..
RIP
agreed man
100%
Too many greats but SRV Is definitely one of them. Prince showed Rolling Stone magazine that he should have been in that bogus top 100 on the night of the RR Hall of fame in 2004😆 will you guys react to Prince “while my guitar gently weeps” the 2021 director’s version please 😀
"Stevie was endless, open channel that music just poured out of." "He made people who'd never touched a guitar in their life want to pick one up and start playing, and he made those of us who'd played live with him onstage before want to quit."...............Eric Clapton.
Great quote!! One of my favs!!
That's EXACTLY what he did for me!!! Never touched one in 33yrs an had to get one an try to learn
SRV 🎸 THE GOAT 🐐
It difficult for me to pick my number one but there's no doubt in my mind, it's Stevie Ray. He was not of this world. What you saw is God given talent & thousands of hours of practice. SRV could not read music. He played by ear. On August 27, 1990 Stevie played at a festival. He wanted to get back to the hotel but his helicopter wasn't there. There were seats available on another & he took it. Shortly after midnight, the helicopter crashed in Wisconsin. I cried when I found out. The greatest Blues guitarist of my generation died at age 35. In my head, I picture him playing in heaven with all the other greats. We lost him too soon but we were all blessed by his talent. RIP SRV🙏🏻
Felt the same way..
I was at that show- the fog was crazy bad.
I grew up in the town over from alpine Valley where his helicopter crashed... I could see the top of the ski hill from my front yard and when I came on the news we ran outside and looked and you could see the fire... I was 6 at the time and still remember it
Even worse. The helicopter that stevie took was eric clapton's chopper. If stevie had just done the drive on the bus and let clapton take the chopper we would have lost clapton and still had stevie
The GOAT for sure. Alpine Valley Wisconsin took a six stringer from us but he will never be forgotten. I'm teaching my 6 year old son about SRV and I bought a Fender American Professional Strat in 2018 for him to have one day. He may never play it but he will know why he owns it and hopefully appreciate it and the music that it's heritage made for him to enjoy...
Never seen these two smile this much during a reaction it's precious. I was in Marine Corpse boot camp when SRV died and in remembrance our drill instructors gave us the day off and they spent the whole day in their DI hut (small enclosed structure in the corner of our barracks) blasting SRV with the door open. That is the power of Stevie.
Semper fi brother
Thank you for your service to are country
i was underway in the Navy, and an officer from Texas informed us. The several officers and about a dozen or so enlisted gathered on the mess deck and hel a vigil of sorts. The only two people whose death made me shed a tear beyond family were Stevie and Bum Phillips. When Earl goes it will be a third.
Yut
Damn man, I'm somewhat jealous for that story.
Stevie ray is probably the most aggressive yet smooth guitarist out of them all. Nobody can cover his songs and hold a flame to his version...facts
I saw him live three times in 87 and in 89. Each time he was hypnotic. And he never did the same show the same way twice.
This concert has got to be the greatest display of jawdroppin guitar virtuosity ever recorded. Stevie was always amazing live. But i think the gods smiled down on him that night
Always refreshing to see younger folks discover Stevie Ray Vaughn. He was taken from us way too young. R.I.P. SRV!
Stevie Ray is the G.O.A.T. of guitarist. And y’all are the cutest couple. Love the reactions. Spot on!
SRV has never worn a “stank face” in his life. He wears the I AM STEVIE RAY VAUGHN face because he knows nobody can touch him. Jimi had the same face. It’s a unique and special club. R.I.P. to two of the most influential guitar players ever. 🙏🙏
Loved this album when it was released. Then I saw him live and knew he was one of the greatest guitarists of all time! R.I.P. Stevie thanks for the memories.
According to Texas Flood, a new book on SRV by coauthors Alan Paul and Andy Aledort, the sound of Stevie Ray doing his best Albert impression also caught Eric Clapton off guard.“I was driving, and ‘Let’s Dance’ came on the radio,” Slowhand is quoted as saying in Chapter 13. “I stopped my car and said, ‘I have to know who this guitar player is today. Not tomorrow, but today.’ This has only happened to me three or four times ever, and probably not for anyone in between Duane Allman and Stevie.” Eric Clapton
Most people, even the best guitar players today, consider SRV the GOAT. He didn't play the guitar, he was the guitar, the music just flowed through him. He never played any of his songs the same way twice. If you notice his face, you will see that he plays with his eyes closed for almost the whole set. He couldn't read music, so he played by feel and memory. He used 13 gauge strings which are very thick and very hard to bend. He kept his number 2 guitar on stage when he performed because he would often break even them. You need to watch Jimi Hendrix play VOODOO Child and then watch SRV play it, will blow you away. Love your reactions. Keep them coming. Hope you had a Merry Christmas and wish you and yours a Happy and Prosperous New Year.
You know he's the greatest when he sounds better playing behind his back than most other guitar players playing the right way around.
G. O. A. T. !!!
“Little Wing” & “Lenny” live at El Mocambo are must watch performances! Both are instrumentals only. Insane!
I've been playing guitar for about 20 years and there is NOTHING more fun forme to play than Stevie's stuff. So much fun.
Many, including myself, consider him the best guitarist ever. So sad that he was lost at such a early age. I don't remember which video but there's one where he actually plays with his teeth.
"Life without you" live at capitol theatre....one of my favs 🤘🏻
Merry Christmas fam......Stevie's talent was a God given gift......no denying it!💕💯
🙏🙏💯
Stevie's brother taught him all he could and Stevie took it to the next level and beyond all by himself!!!
He is God
Fucker took him right back 😭
I was so stoked to see younger folks digging on SRV. His death was such a tragic loss to the music world. His style and abilities surpassed everyone around him. Keep listening, there is so much great music out there from every genre.
Great reaction,Stevie is the man it doesn't get any better than him
Stevie Ray Vaughn was amazing. He was a wizard with the guitar. In my opinion, he is one of the only guitarists who could cover Jimi Hendrix and do him justice. For a cover of Jimi, check out "Voodoo Child." For one of my favorite originals, check out "Cold Shot."
YES YES YES! Totally agree!! Really love “Pride and Joy” as well.
SRV was one of the greatest guitarists of all time!! Watch him do "Look At Little Sister" where a string breaks in the middle of the song,and he switches guitars without missing a beat...amazing!!🎶🎸🎶🎸 RIP Stevie Ray🎶🎸
We may never experience a human soul as lit as his was that night.
Stevie Ray Vaughan is legend,the greatest solo artist and guitar player I have ever beard..a terrific band..rhythem and melody is great..along with all the cords and number 12 strings Stevie to play with..a pain of strings only Stevie knows how to deal with and play the music and .Ke the guitar sing along with him..a terrific artist in all he does..fans all over the world ...greatest musician around..phenomenal
SRV is the GOAT fr. I was lucky enough to meet him and hang out with him a couple of times when he was playing a small bar in my town before he got really big. You faces was priceless when he started playing behind his back. His brother was a big inspiration to him. I think this was one of his greatest performances. Merry Christmas and much love guys!
ALRIGHT!!!! MY FAVORITE STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN!!!! UNBELIEVABLE GOD GIVEN TALENT AND TRULY GOOD PERSON
You have to check out Jeff Healy as the days go passing by he is a blind guitarist
He played pretty good for a blind white boy.
No one better!!! I still listen to him often, never get tired of him!!! And I'm a 74 yr. Old grandma! Of course he was popular when I was young! We had the Best music!!! RIP Stevie! Gone but not forgotten!!
STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN gave the fans what they came for,the whole genius of a electric guitar player and solo singer on stage..great entertainment and every performance is phenomenal..Stevie left us too soon on that helicopter crash on a snow cliff that night he left Aloine Valley back to Cbicago..RIP Stevie Ray Vaughan
The reaction to the guitar going behind the back is always the best... heh... SRV was just a gift to us... thankful for all the brilliant music he left us with to enjoy...
What can I say, except Stevie Ray !! Man, do we ever miss he great music 🎶
And hus mesmerizing performances. Rest in peace Stevie Ray
Anytime I see someone reacting to SRV for the first time, I have to point out how great Double Trouble is on bass and drums. That walking bassline is awesome. Another great reaction.
Chris Layton on drums and Tommy Shannon on bass. I remember seeing Tommy playing bass with Johnny Winter, another great Texas bluesman.
I’ve watched a thousand reactions to this performance and it’s always interesting to watch the look flash on the viewers face at some point while Stevie is playing behind his back and they realize just what “special” truly is, and that they themselves are actually only ordinary human beings.
Best blues/soul guitar performance ever recorded. I saw him play live twice and he was just a monster on the guitar both times. TIP SRV
Man, I freekin LOVE it when I see young people see and hear Stevie Ray for the first time. Invariably, they crack a big ol' smile of appreciation and admiration, and it doesn't really matter what musical background they come from. I have actually watched several videos today of young people watching this exact video and commenting on it, and it's hilarious that they have all commented on Stevie Ray's "Stink-face" while he's playing. That cracks me up. Girlfriend is just sitting there with a big ol' toothy grin on her face, and she doesn't know what to say....that's priceless.
I got to see SRV back in the 80s in Austin Texas. Dude was so badass 🤘 RIP SRV 🤘
SRV one of the most underrated singer ever.
You should check out Stevie Ray Vaughan 's live cover of "Voodoo Child" (originally by Jimi Hendrix) and Stevie Ray Vaughan & Jeff Healey - "Look At Little Sister" live. And if you REALLY want your minds blown, Jeff Healey - "See The Light" live.
Jeff Healy was incredible!
This reaction was the best I've seen you two do.yall's reaction was priceless.the best Birthday gift an old man could ask for. Thanks Rico and Crystal.
It's the same look that all you reactioners get when Stevie starts playing behind his back, It's priceless. RIP SRV!
Playing heavy steel gauge strings making the bending so much more impressive. His love for Jimi and his showmanship is a testament of how good he was.
He just makes every song he plays and sings other songs I suggest pride and joy,look at little sister,and cold shot You’ll love ❤️ it!!!
I loved watching the smiles bloom on your faces at the wonder of Stevie Ray's guitar savagery.
I love watching reactions to this song. The smiles get gradually bigger, and bigger, and bigger, and then the jaws drop. Priceless.
SRV was incredible. One of the best Blues tones ever and he made the guitar sing when he played.
Stevie. Ray. Vaughn.
I haven't been able to listen to music the same since discovering his discography. God bless.
Seeing the smile on both your faces while you were listening and watching was priceless. There is Stevie then everyone else. RIP SRV!
You just witnessed the greatest human being (sadly now an angel playing in the clouds) to EVER play the guitar. SRV, RIP, the magic man.....
Listen and see video Look Little Sister, smoothest guitar change ever in my opinion. Also love Pride and Joy. RIP SRV, too many died in airplane or helicopter crashes.
Stevie Ray Vaughan is a Legend
SRV was hands down one of the best blues guitarists, died in 1993 (I think) in a helicopter accident. What is most amazing about him is that he never learned to read or write music, all his playing was on emotion and "feel". Should check out more of his work...Mary had a little lamb, Pride and Joy is very good as well. Glad you discovered him.
August 27, 1990 is when he died. Just visited Alpine Valley days ago. Frozen in, but I'll be back in season to walk the hill that helicopter hit and Stevie died on. I hurts 31 years on.
@@xenoscoot Thanks for the correction, I met his brother Jimmie after a blues show he did in my home town, super nice guy. His bandmate told me that up to that point ( 5 or so years ago) that Jimmie has never played Tick Tock (song they did together) since his brother's death. Both are tremendously talented, Stevie died was too soon. To this day he is still one of, if not my favorite blues artist.
@@Jarhd-sl7kf he's my favorite followed by his brother, Jimmie. I don't blame Jimmie for not doing Tick Tock or anything else that is too painful. He has been honest about trying to pretend to move on for a few years then just letting folks know he ain't over/has closure about Stevie dying and never will. I am 46. Losing my baby sister to cancer, soon. I definitely empathize and sympathize with Jimmie and any choices he makes regarding his brother and his brother's legacy. It effing sucks all the way around.
The only other person to play like this was Jimi Hendrix now he could play like Stevie. I don't know which is better. They are both fire.
Joe Bonamossa is amazing too
SRV was batter no doubt to me. An honourble mention and one of the Greatest Jimmy Page, The second greatest to me
I remember my first time seeing this. My jaw dropped too. Couldn't wipe the smile off my face for a week. Such joy, such bittersweet joy. RIP SRV...we who love you, love you forever... Thank you for all the love you passed our way. 😇💔☮️
Stevie is self taught. When you learn that way there are no boundaries. No one saying that's impossible. He is a Texas treasure we lost way too soon.
When u listen to stevie u can't help but smile . Such a beautiful player
Saw him live in '85 in Chicago and it was stunning, I think you guys get it, but he was a multi-generational talent that we haven't seen since. Now with so much downloadable "music" it is hard to appreciate how incredible this is. SRV always loved the founders of the blues and had the surviving blues artists of the time on stage with him. This song was written in 1958, and he wanted to bring it forward. He was a talent that has no parallel now. How many people people without a Broadway level production command a stage.
It seems that he is a portal to another dimension. He gets in that zone and just channels all that jazz from the other world straight to his fingers and into the guitar...
We use to skip school for a couple of days and drive 100's of miles around Texas to see him play on a Thurs, Friday or Sat...back then, the drinking age was 18/19, so it was easier to sneak/bribe your way into a club to hear him play. Seeing him live, much like Pink Floyd, just brings about a different connection, and his sweet music touches your soul a little deeper and a lot different than hearing him play on the radio.
There is lots of discussions about who is greater, but those are silly wastes of thought, for there is none better than SRV, and conceding there are some who are as great isn't changing that position, nor is it by acknowledging some connect better to one guitarist over another...both are opinions in judgment, not quantifying greatness.
There isn't a bad SRV song, even Mary had a little lamb is done in a way that is pleasing to hear his version. Many are going to suggest this or that song of his to do, and probably all great suggestions...but know the song 'Lenny' is the one he wrote for his wife and the name of his guitar, an obvious connection no other song will have to SRV.
Great reactions done by both of you.
Merry Christmas to you and yours.
If there's ever some one who deserves it behind their name, Stevie surely does. Stevie the Great.
He is the best his guitars became extension of his own arm .. became a part of him to play with so much passion with that level of power that yet be so finesse and smooth.. 1982 cassette Texas Flood then my whole World ..
Don't forget about his voice... adjust his mindset and his battling demons and overcame.. then his music changed even for the better.. his words & music will & have changed people's lives as they are hurting and suffering .. the passion didn't stop at & with his playing he was much much more. The sky is still crying for his passing.
The musicianship of this Texan was unbelievable. Came out of Jimi Hendrix another Texan
Damn, it’s so amazing for me (im 45 yrs old), to see young ppl get into all this stuff....I discovered SRV as a 21 yr old guitar player in 1997,,and , it’s just one of those things that discourages and inspires u at the same time--but if ur not a guitar player, ur just in awe of the magic of it all......the behind the back thing is......the dude was just a genius,,and he had a really strong left arm, hand and wrist to be able to hold the guitar high up enuf (with one arm) so it wouldn’t be interfered with by touching his body/back...it’s just raw power, really .....man, and he was a super genuine down to earth guy, he helped so many ppl get sober after he got sober in 1986, from famous friends of his, to normal citizens at the AA meetings he used to attend regularly in texas, he was a saint, so when Stevie makes the pretty girls smile (like crystal there, and all the young ppl), it just makes my heart happy, becuz w/ the short time we had srv on this planet, he spread so much joy, and eased so much pain, it’s just, it’s his legacy to be the ZUES of the guitar gods, and spread even more joy for generation, after generation, after generation to come...love and light to u guys, great fuckn’ reaction , and god bless...
I was privileged to see SRV in Austin & Corpus Christi, Texas in the ‘80s. A mutual friend once told me that, “ the boy was none too bright, but he was a musical prodigy.” SRV was the GOAT. RIP Stevie Ray. 💔
I've heard Stevie picked up the guitar at 7 and apparently never put it down. A God given talent taken way too soon.
Do you like to play Yngwie?
Awesome that you guys are exposing yourselves to a wide variety of music, love to see it! I was blessed to get to see SRV in concert and it was incredible! Merry Christmas to you.
🎸💯 Those Texas blues y'all‼🔥🤯
SRV called his guitar "The One"! 🐐
RIP Stevie Ray Vaughan. ❤🕊🙏
(I wish we could've SEEN the video!)
People new to SRV think at first. Yeah that guy can play, then he starts singing and you’re just floored. Then he just keeps jamming harder and better.
Her jaw drop at the behind the back move and your appreciation made me smile. Great react.
I knew this song would get you guys to smile in disbelief!! Glad to see the younger generation appreciate great talent! Ive watched the video many times so I knew what he was going to do with his guitar behind the back and I couldnt wait until you 2 seen that part and the look on your faces was priceless lol! Classic Rock is a great Genre of music and my fav.
You both said you'd never seen anything like this, and you never will again. One of a kind!
Their faces when he flipped the guitar behind his back hahaha. I grew up on SRV, being a Texan it's a part of music you must listen to. I knew it was coming and knew their reaction.
Merry Christmas !!! Life without you by SRV is another one those videos also . But really any live video of SRV is amazing , just to see the emotional music pour of his soul is amazing .
My favorite!! Life Without You at Capitol Theater! Amazing Performance! Be on the lookout for their reaction of it.
SRV was a pure channel. The player, the instrument and the voice were all one and three at the same time.
Grew up in the 80"s. Lucky to have seen Stevie live 4 times
lol love their faces at 9:45 - that's the most Honest reaction as you're gonna get :P love it !! great smiles :)
In the words of Ray Wylie Hubbard ( another great Texas musician) Mr. Vaughan was the best there's ever been.
Excellent reaction! I am just now rediscovering SRV...seeing your jaws drop literally brought tears to my eyes. Gives me hope that the younger generation keeps Stevie alive!
When Stevie played guitar behind his back, practice makes perfect!!
It makes me cry to see you younger people appreciate my generation. I love you man. I was born 1959 and have a 36 yr old son. For the longest time your generation thought us pre-baby boomers were a joke. Now we finally come together. It's a beautiful thing and a great hope for future guitar players in your generation and generations to come after you. ❤️
S.R.V. = G.O.A.T. blues man. I saw him play live twice in my younger days, it was two shows of freakin' legendary blues soul guitar greatness - and the tickets only cost me $13.50 each time - !!!!!!
This Man is arguably The GOAT of The Guitar!!! But sadly this is another example of The Day The Music Died!!!! I heard he played the heaviest guage Strings, watch his Hands, you can see the power of his hands and Fingers!!!! AMAZING!!!! I Have a New 11 month Grandson, He makes my Heart have that good hurt, but SRV death still makes my Heart have that Bad Hurt!!! Rest In Peace My Brother!!! I hope and pray that my words find you and yours blessed and doing well!!! Belated Merry Christmas!!!!
I've seen other reactions to live performances and they are like "why isn't the crowd into it?" BC they are absolutely transfixed!! SRV is not entirely from the earthly plane. I'm half pleadian and he blows me away! Been playing guitar for 43+ years And despite my genetic advantage I can't come close to the way he channels via the creator to his heart and soul expressed through his fingers to the pickups, amp and back to the creator that gifted him. This is extremely rare. Many musicians drop off into the "Zone" but never this DEEP!! At least in my experiences. Whoa!!!🎸🎶✌️💜
Jimmy Hendrix said he was the GREATEST GUITAR PLAYER EVER ON THE FACE OF THE PLANET BAR NONE! I FOLLOWED STEVIE ALL OVER THE COUNTRY AND CANADA AND ENGLAND. MY STEVIE RAY ❤️ 💙. HE WAS ALSO A GREAT BIG HEARTED PERSON 2. ❤❤❤❤. HE WILL ALWAY'S BE MY HERO.
I saw him at The Crystal Ballroom in 1983. He was ridiculous. He played behind his head, behind his back. He breaks guitar strings and switches guitars and doesn't miss a beat. Watch Look At Little Sister live in Austin, Tx and you will see the smoothest guitar switch ever
This is what "mastering your craft" looks like 👍
Y’all should react to more of him. He is a phenomenal talent on guitar. Easily one of the very greatest to ever pick up the instrument.
Seen him in concert 3 times he was amazing to listen to and watch he played and his changeups while playing where his own.
SRV ~ 🎸🐐 THE goat of all goats
**Life Without You at Capitol Theater **
**Voodoo Child at Starwood Theater in Nashville**
I'm glad to see young people enjoying the late great SRV. What a sad day when I found out he passed away. I was at work and heard it on the radio, it just crushed my soul.
There are legendary guitar players, Eric Clapton, Eddie Van Halen, B.B. King, and, then there's SRV. He elevated guitar playing to an entirely new level. A level no one else has ever been able to reach.
You have met the man! He was as kind, gentle and humble as he was talented. Check out “Texas Flood “ live from Austin 1989, for some speed, and “Tin Pan Alley” with Stevie Ray and Johnny Copeland for some more deep Blues and a better look at Stevie’s vocals. You’ve only just begun, baby!!!!
The guitarists'guitarist... plain and simple.🙏💜✌️🎶🎸
“See, that’s just somethin you can’t interrupt.” Respect, young man. Stevie was the greatest blues guitarist to do it. Many of the best in the game have attested to it. Not too damn bad for a self taught kid who had no idea how to read sheet music, huh? 😆
10:00
The looks on your faces are priceless!
I was presented with the opportunity to see him play live the night he died! I had and still have an aversion to large crowds and just couldn't get past that fear. I always thought that there would be a future time in a smaller venue......
R.I.P. Stevie Ray!
You were a Blessing to us!
Best guitar player ever💯🔥. Y'all need to check out "Couldn't stand the weather". 👍🏼
The hands down GOAT OF GOATS! Double Trouble is the best rhythm section out there!
I was at Stevie Ray Vaughn's last concert the night his helicopter crashed after the show at Alpine Valley, Wisconsin August 26th 1990. When I heard the news the next morning was one of the saddest days of my life. The lineup was Eric Clapton, SRV, his brother Jimmy Vaughn, Robert Cray and Buddy Guy. RIP SRV!
I saw him live in 1986, just … insane. This is a legend
Boy I ain’t even lying when you said he make you want a guitar, I felt that. I swear on my life Stevie ray made me buy my strat 💯
Stevie was one of the best. Love watching your genuine, from the heart reactions to the music I listened to in my youth. Rock on.🤘 Peace ✌