A little background behind this clip; Stevie Ray was in Toronto for a concert, and on his down time happened to see Jeff playing in a club. He was so impressed that he invited him to sit in on this show, where he was supposed to be plugging his latest CD. Jeff showed up in street clothes, didn't have a card apparently. the reactions you see from SRV when Jeff lights it up ain't faked, that's real. SRV did Jeff a big favour and essentially got him launched. The fact that this is the one of the only clips of these legends together, that they never got the chance to collaborate again makes you think of what they really could have done had they had enough time.
Oh thanks for this background! Love Jeff, but his geeky younger brother appearance (clothes wise) is explained. Stevie is in an attractive costume, so yes, the fact that Jeff was doing an impromptu sit in....Wow , just wow!
Another thanks to you. I saw Stevie Ray at Harriet Island in St Paul a few weeks or months before he died. Never saw Healey and had no idea how amazing he was on guitar. Only knew him from my wife dragging me to the movie theater and, well, you know what movie it was, and it was the only time I ever seen Healey. God I wish I would have seen him live.
I think tommy said jeff had his own CLUB in his hometown jeff loved GETTING UP blowing peoples. Minds that he DID so well STEVIE was on fire that night dont y'all think so jeff as well rip my favourite guitarists so much to say
I’m such an ignoramus I didn’t know Jeff Healey was blind, this is the first time I’ve seen him and it’s a shame that I have not paid more attention to the blues. I feel like an idiot. Fine gentleman playing, just sublime!
I firmly believe Jeff Healey is one of the most underrated guitarist ever. I mean the dude was blind and played in his lap and stilled fucking killed!! And Stevie.....well it's Stevie Ray Vaughn his fingers are God reincarnated. I hope these two are at the gates of heaven playing if we all make it
Agreed when I first heard Jeff Healey see the light on the radio I was like that's not possible I went out that day bought the record big fan ever since
No jealousy,no upstaging,just two wonderfully talented guys jamming their hearts out together. So much passion and love for their craft.Miss them...miss those times !
That was one of the very few times I saw Jeff get so into it, that he actually jumped up from his chair during the lead. An epic performance from two of the greatest to ever do it.
This audience had no idea that it was seeing two of the best--before they passed away. I LOVE JEFF HEALEY AND SRV solos. Never to be repeated. Have to say--they are NOT in competition as to guitar style, they are both legends. Just enjoy the orgasmic ear quality. I do like SRV's voice, it's iconic, and Jeff Healy's guitar is absolutely epic. BTW, I think SRV is a master, and Jeff Healey would have been 95% of what SRV is at this point.
Healey never got the recognition he so rightly deserved. Glad Stevie got him up onstage to jam. A few short years later and they were both gone. RIP brothers.
I wouldn't say he showed him up but he certainly held his own and SRV stood back and let him burn it down. Then I saw his foot touch his pedal and it was his turn. I would say they both had their moment in the sun.... no better than this. Enjoyed every guitar lick. Sweet !!!!!
Shit I would be blown away just to see SRV or Jeff but to see them together.. Whoever saw this live I bet will never forget this show ! Literally once in a lifetime.. RIP Jeff and Stevie.
Jeff was on fire! You know you're doing something right when Stevie is just staring intensely as your fretboard while you play a solo! Two insanely talented musicians here for sure...
Stevie played with all the greats (still living) but has said that Jeff Healey was the only one who really challenged him. SOOOO sad that both passed before reaching their peak.
Dru Chumley I have to agree. I saw it in Dallas and Beck payed first( I think he had released Guitar Shop), and I remember thinking poor SRV is going to follow this...but Stevie melted the place. He was incredible. Different styles though so to each his own
To each his own and respect to other's. For me when Beck is on form no one can touch him, but he's not always on. Healey is such a rare talent. No one plays like he does but SRV clones are 10 a penny. They're all heroes in my book!
I loved how, when Jeff let it rip, SRV took a step back & started strumming the rhythm. That's how SRV was, though. He always gave props to other greats & never tried to outshine, even though he could have.
Jeff healey in the most underrated guitar player that ever lived, for any of you that can't tell, he blind!! I feel sorry for the people that disliked this video.
fakegibsonssuck Jeff had a quick wit. When he played in Montreux, France, someone yelled something to him. Jeff replied, "Pardon?" When that person didn't respond, Jeff said, "You'll have to speak up. I'm blind."
Man, look at the way Stevie Ray hugs Jeff Healey at the end... He stucks on him, like he wants to say "you got it kid, go on", and after have told his name on the mic, hugs him again with everything he got. Brings tears in my eyes every single time i watch this, no matter my mood. What great souls they are :)
Mr Jeff Healy RIP had jammed on my Start one night in Toronto on Chicago’s Dinner on Queen st. He walked in, sat beside me and ended up going on stage with Alix Antony and I gave him my guitar and he smoked it. I still own this guitar and it has been blessed by Jeff’s hands and spirit.
Okay folks, it's real simple what we are witnessing here! The two greatest Blues guitarists of our generation! Both taken too soon! Rest in Peace brother Stevie and brother Jeff! You are missed so much by us. Thank God for this incredible moment when two legends met in the presence of us mere mortals!
oh these guys were not simply blues guitarists, sad that their categorized that way. Stevie was seriously Badass n Rockin..Bet on that n Jeff was Doin Hendrix better than Hendrix. listen 2 Along the Watchtower or When he does the Greatest Version Ever of While my Guitar Gently Weeps. These guys r Rockin like hell n Heaven at this sec. Bet on that!
Each mind blowing on their own. Putting the two together, had I been there my head would have exploded. I wish I had the opportunity to see them IRL before they passed. Another missed opportunity I will forever regret.
Kudos and massive applause to both Jeff and SRV. A VERY few guitar players would get on a stage with Stevie, but Jeff Healey not only got on that stage but held his own! Tremendous accomplishment. Jeff even got some "wow" expressions from Stevie as Jeff played his lead break.
SVR and Jeff Healey playing together might be the most iconic video on CZcams. I consider SVR to be the greatest guitar player ever. And Jeff is one of the greatest ever.
The thing about stevie is that he always played with so much restraint when playing with the people he truly respected. Two absolute legends. Jeff is so criminally unknown by an entire generation now
Hot damn! Every live version of SRV's Look at Little Sister has something magical happening. Whether it is playing through a broken guitar string or getting a blind blues boy so hyped that he leaps from his chair and does a solo without a strap, SRV delivers!
Gotta admit, the moment Jeff got up, he was playing so close to SRV i was worried that he'd hit him with his guitar neck!😂 They brought the whole building down! And that smile on SRV's face says it all.
Huge fan of SRV and Jeff Healey. Cannot believe I’m just seeing this video. Absolutely amazing. Love Jeff jumping out his seat and Stevie just grinning. That is pure respect between two awesome guitar players. RIP to you both. 🙏
Damnit boy. It just doesn't get anymore badass than these two playing guitar together. When Jeff starts ripping that first guitar solo it's just jaw dropping. Such a mean tone. Incredible!
This is about my favourite SRV clip. I love the look on Stevie's face at 1:47 when Jeff stands up. He's like, " Oh hell yeah, make it scream brother ." Then Stevie rips it up himself. What a performance by these guys. Why the fuck did SRV have to go away so early?
I've seen both these guys live in concert both great concerts but here Jeff really shined. Gotta be good for Stevie to take a step back. When I seen Jeff my jaw dropped I knew he was good but seeing him live he was on another level. Damn
I had a chance to see Jeff Healey open for Johnny Winter in Pontiac, MI. OMG, Jeff smoked the place down!! It was an outdoor venue and the stage was just a couple of steps up. I planted my chair right in front of Jeff and watched him burn all night. He played for a bit over an hour and it was simply magical. What I thought was strange was that he didn't use "real" Strats, he used 3 Squier Strats (Which is what the black one in this video is). He had a black one, a red one, and a really beatup white one that he played some Hendrix tunes on. He was an incredible guitarist, singer, and when we got to meet him, it cemented him as being one of the most humble and nice "rock stars" that I've ever met. That was a night that I'll never forget...
Thanks for sharing. Jeff and Johnny should have been one hell of a blast and prob were. Never met either personally but watching them onstage and hearing so many compliments, it is safe to say that both were very talented and damn fine men to boot. We are getting old dude, who is going to replace the talent we have lost and those next in line to go? I got a few suggestions but the pickings are slim.
SRV's voice is like Thunder! His playing like Lightning! Healey 's guitar rains down the blues ! It's nice to see, and rare - that Stevie Ray is happy on stage, with a smile on his face when there is another main artist present! JH was considered "magical " at that time - and SRV respected that....and himself was considered all-powerful - the absolute blues Juggernaut!
massivebeatzz yeah man SRV was so happy out there that night. Jeff was so amazing and thank God for both of them. Two of the best the world had to offer
This is my favourite version of this song. Stevie's vocals were SPOT on, and MY GOD those SOLOS!!! Incredible performances by both of these genius blues stringers.
Two of the greats gone but what a noise they left behind for us to still dive in to. Both were in prime form here kicking it the way it should. R.I.P. Stevie and Jeff.
What a treat to see these two superb guitarists play together! I was fortunate to see both of them separately in concert here in Los Angeles. But this is also difficult to watch because SRV and Jeff were only 35 and 41, respectively, when they died. I miss them so much.
This is one of the greatest videos of all time, The Great SRV, And the Great Jeff Healey, When Jeff stood up next to SRV you can see the look on his face, What the hell this Blind guy is going to play toe to toe with me, and he did, SRV loved this May they both R.I.P., the world lost 2 Great guitar players, but we have this music forever, Cousin Figel
Makes me happy to watch Jeff and Stevie play, it's pure and deep enjoyment for my soul. But it also makes me sad that these two guys are gone cause their music played a big role in me becoming the musician I am today. I owe them too much and I will keep listening to them until I am no more. Thank you.
You can totally tell when Stevie takes his lead break that he felt pushed forward by what he saw Jeff do, just excited and reaching. Those are the best moments
Man I wish these two guitar legends had done an album together imagine that both gone way before their time but their guitar playing will live forever true legends
Of course Stevie was/is a legend, but Jeff Healey was a Monster in his own right. Here he is burning down the house. Luck son's of guns that were there front and center. Cheers
Wow, Jeff is blind and is playing Healy style ! Of course Stevie is happy, and amazed as I am. Let's keep this music alive. Practice, dedication, inspiration, mutiple hours of work and shows. Great show
I was fortunate to see Jeff and Stevie twice when they played here in Los Angeles. It would have been great if they had toured together! I miss them so much. They were tremendously talented, and left us far too soon. RIP Jeff and Stevie.
RIP and long live Stevie Ray Vaughan (October 3, 1954 - August 27, 1990), aged 35 And RIP and long live Jeff Healey (March 25, 1966 - March 2, 2008), aged 41 You both will always be remembered as legends.
There's no words to describe what a fantastic, epic performance this is! This is one of the greatest guitar moments ever captured on camera that should be required viewing in every music classroom in America. Today's music scene needs this video like hell needs ice water. I hope this rare footage makes it to DVD one day.
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A little background behind this clip; Stevie Ray was in Toronto for a concert, and on his down time happened to see Jeff playing in a club. He was so impressed that he invited him to sit in on this show, where he was supposed to be plugging his latest CD. Jeff showed up in street clothes, didn't have a card apparently. the reactions you see from SRV when Jeff lights it up ain't faked, that's real. SRV did Jeff a big favour and essentially got him launched. The fact that this is the one of the only clips of these legends together, that they never got the chance to collaborate again makes you think of what they really could have done had they had enough time.
Oh thanks for this background! Love Jeff, but his geeky younger brother appearance (clothes wise) is explained. Stevie is in an attractive costume, so yes, the fact that Jeff was doing an impromptu sit in....Wow , just wow!
Both of these gentlemen were taken far too soon. I legitimately don't know if there is this much passion left in the world.
Another thanks to you. I saw Stevie Ray at Harriet Island in St Paul a few weeks or months before he died. Never saw Healey and had no idea how amazing he was on guitar. Only knew him from my wife dragging me to the movie theater and, well, you know what movie it was, and it was the only time I ever seen Healey. God I wish I would have seen him live.
Thanks for the cool backstory! Would you know which venue this was?
I swear Jeff could see that night, he was on fire.
JEFF WAS finn BAD ass STEVIE WOULD of told ya all all about that jam to of THEE GREATIST no shit
I think tommy said jeff had his own CLUB in his hometown jeff loved GETTING UP blowing peoples. Minds that he DID so well STEVIE was on fire that night dont y'all think so jeff as well rip my favourite guitarists so much to say
Think he could see the light that night?
I’m such an ignoramus I didn’t know Jeff Healey was blind, this is the first time I’ve seen him and it’s a shame that I have not paid more attention to the blues. I feel like an idiot. Fine gentleman playing, just sublime!
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You've never seen Road House?
Blind, no shoulder strap, standing up and ripping it up. God Almighty.
The Jeff Healey Shuffle.
And on top of that the unique way he frets the guitar, I’ve always loved how he played
I firmly believe Jeff Healey is one of the most underrated guitarist ever. I mean the dude was blind and played in his lap and stilled fucking killed!! And Stevie.....well it's Stevie Ray Vaughn his fingers are God reincarnated. I hope these two are at the gates of heaven playing if we all make it
Agreed when I first heard Jeff Healey see the light on the radio I was like that's not possible I went out that day bought the record big fan ever since
No jealousy,no upstaging,just two wonderfully talented guys jamming their hearts out together. So much passion and love for their craft.Miss them...miss those times !
Oh me too. Very well said.
I agree. Jeff Healy and SRV--masters at their craft and enjoying each other's interpretation of this song!
That was one of the very few times I saw Jeff get so into it, that he actually jumped up from his chair during the lead. An epic performance from two of the greatest to ever do it.
This audience had no idea that it was seeing two of the best--before they passed away. I LOVE JEFF HEALEY AND SRV solos. Never to be repeated. Have to say--they are NOT in competition as to guitar style, they are both legends. Just enjoy the orgasmic ear quality. I do like SRV's voice, it's iconic, and Jeff Healy's guitar is absolutely epic. BTW, I think SRV is a master, and Jeff Healey would have been 95% of what SRV is at this point.
Audience cheered at the end of each solo... I think they knew!
@@littleroot2 not as much as they do now
People have no idea that they just scrolled past the most beautiful eyes the world has ever seen.
LOVE IT, better than when i first watched it!
@@altogetherseparate2189 Thx
Only people like SRV can fully appreciate why Jeff stood up...RIP both of them
Healey never got the recognition he so rightly deserved. Glad Stevie got him up onstage to jam. A few short years later and they were both gone. RIP brothers.
It was Jeff's first TV booking. SRV heard him rehearsing in the greenroom and asked if he could play with Jeff.. Thats how good Jeff was
Jeff had cancer throughout his life
Probably the only time another guitar player showed up SRV on stage. Jeff Healy is vastly underrated.
Yeah that's the first time Jeff had heard that song one time and did that that's the two greatest guitarist ever in my open jeff my favorite though
Steve let Jeff shine .. he was proud to show him off
...and he didn't disappoint.....
@@vincentwhitley8197 the smile on Stevie's face said it all
I wouldn't say he showed him up but he certainly held his own and SRV stood back and let him burn it down. Then I saw his foot touch his pedal and it was his turn. I would say they both had their moment in the sun.... no better than this. Enjoyed every guitar lick. Sweet !!!!!
How many of you, no matter how many times you have watched an SRV video, still say to yourselves, every time, "God damn that man could play guitar!"
Stevie gave Jeff his big break in superstardom. Jeff and Joe Rockman were friends of mine.
Killing it in heaven together.
RIP Jeff & Stevie -
Shit I would be blown away just to see SRV or Jeff but to see them together.. Whoever saw this live I bet will never forget this show ! Literally once in a lifetime.. RIP Jeff and Stevie.
Jeff was on fire! You know you're doing something right when Stevie is just staring intensely as your fretboard while you play a solo! Two insanely talented musicians here for sure...
Stevie played with all the greats (still living) but has said that Jeff Healey was the only one who really challenged him. SOOOO sad that both passed before reaching their peak.
Vincent Whitley right on brother! I feel the same! They brought out the best in each other musically
I couldn’t agree more but I have to think Jeff Beck challenged him a bit.
Saw the Fire and Fury tour in November of 1989. Stevie curb stomped Beck. It was ridiculous. I went as a Beck fan and left an SRV fan.
Dru Chumley I have to agree. I saw it in Dallas and Beck payed first( I think he had released Guitar Shop), and I remember thinking poor SRV is going to follow this...but Stevie melted the place. He was incredible. Different styles though so to each his own
To each his own and respect to other's. For me when Beck is on form no one can touch him, but he's not always on.
Healey is such a rare talent. No one plays like he does but SRV clones are 10 a penny.
They're all heroes in my book!
I loved how, when Jeff let it rip, SRV took a step back & started strumming the rhythm. That's how SRV was, though. He always gave props to other greats & never tried to outshine, even though he could have.
Jeff healey in the most underrated guitar player that ever lived, for any of you that can't tell, he blind!! I feel sorry for the people that disliked this video.
He was a God on a guitar for sure!
i saw him live and close up. the guy was a sick-ass player for sure.
fakegibsonssuck Jeff had a quick wit. When he played in Montreux, France, someone yelled something to him. Jeff replied, "Pardon?" When that person didn't respond, Jeff said, "You'll have to speak up. I'm blind."
And he plays everything upside down.
that blew my mind! I just watched his As the Years go passing by and couldn't tell he's blind
SRV gave Jeff the moment and he absolutely crushed it... Those guys are what music is about...respect, admiration and soul!
Man, look at the way Stevie Ray hugs Jeff Healey at the end... He stucks on him, like he wants to say "you got it kid, go on", and after have told his name on the mic, hugs him again with everything he got. Brings tears in my eyes every single time i watch this, no matter my mood. What great souls they are :)
Two of the baddest dudes on the planet to ever wield the guitar
This has a real Dueling Banjos vibe. It's amazing to see two of the best guitar players ever, having fun and pushing each other.
Mr Jeff Healy RIP had jammed on my Start one night in Toronto on Chicago’s Dinner on Queen st. He walked in, sat beside me and ended up going on stage with Alix Antony and I gave him my guitar and he smoked it. I still own this guitar and it has been blessed by Jeff’s hands and spirit.
at 1 point in this tune Stevie has a hard time keeping up to Jeff's quickness RRR !! love both these passed on G8Ts..bless your sweet souls
Okay folks, it's real simple what we are witnessing here! The two greatest Blues guitarists of our generation! Both taken too soon! Rest in Peace brother Stevie and brother Jeff! You are missed so much by us. Thank God for this incredible moment when two legends met in the presence of us mere mortals!
oh these guys were not simply blues guitarists, sad that their categorized that way. Stevie was seriously Badass n Rockin..Bet on that n Jeff was Doin Hendrix better than Hendrix. listen 2 Along the Watchtower or When he does the Greatest Version Ever of While my Guitar Gently Weeps. These guys r Rockin like hell n Heaven at this sec. Bet on that!
LOVE IT, better than when i first watched it!
Not just their guitar chops - they both had wonderful singing voices. Same with Gary Moore.
@@odyssey6684 AGREED!
Each mind blowing on their own. Putting the two together, had I been there my head would have exploded. I wish I had the opportunity to see them IRL before they passed. Another missed opportunity I will forever regret.
SRV and Jeff together the perfect storm baby!!!!!
Kudos and massive applause to both Jeff and SRV. A VERY few guitar players would get on a stage with Stevie, but Jeff Healey not only got on that stage but held his own! Tremendous accomplishment. Jeff even got some "wow" expressions from Stevie as Jeff played his lead break.
This is what i expect to hear in heaven....literally doesn't get any better than this
"Not bad for a blind white boy."
"Yeah. And I thought you'd be taller."
😂🤣😂🤣😂
Excellent
Roadhouse movie...a must watch
Bigger
fuck u ,u ll never play like that blind white boy not even in your dreams puto respect
Who said that?
SVR and Jeff Healey playing together might be the most iconic video on CZcams. I consider SVR to be the greatest guitar player ever. And Jeff is one of the greatest ever.
Jeff Healey killed it! I like when superstars like Vaughn highlight another talented artist. Thank you for sharing this.
He did the same for J. Copeland.
The thing about stevie is that he always played with so much restraint when playing with the people he truly respected. Two absolute legends. Jeff is so criminally unknown by an entire generation now
True
I love to watch musicians. It's astounding to me how the music manifests in their bodies. Such beautiful movement. Priceless and perfect.
Hot damn! Every live version of SRV's Look at Little Sister has something magical happening. Whether it is playing through a broken guitar string or getting a blind blues boy so hyped that he leaps from his chair and does a solo without a strap, SRV delivers!
When you're pushing SRV you know you're doing something right! Jeff literally melted SRV's face! Very few people were able to do that.
Gotta admit, the moment Jeff got up, he was playing so close to SRV i was worried that he'd hit him with his guitar neck!😂 They brought the whole building down! And that smile on SRV's face says it all.
you can stevie was trying to figure out how the hell Jeff was playing like that! haha
Looks at him and says "wooo".
Two amazing guitarists. We were blessed to have Stevie and Jeff, so sad they were taken so young.
2 of the Greatest Ever
Lost too Soon. 💙💙🎸🎸🎊🎊
Stevie was 35 and Jeff was 41 when they died.
@@jackspry9736 Still fairly young, most people live to somewhere between 70 and 90 nowadays.
These two are dearly missed by millions. RIP Stevie and Jeff
Why so little views.
SRV and Jeff Healy!!
C'mon people.
Both sadly gone and damn fine players!!!
Huge fan of SRV and Jeff Healey. Cannot believe I’m just seeing this video. Absolutely amazing. Love Jeff jumping out his seat and Stevie just grinning. That is pure respect between two awesome guitar players. RIP to you both. 🙏
I absolutely lost it there.
Damnit boy. It just doesn't get anymore badass than these two playing guitar together. When Jeff starts ripping that first guitar solo it's just jaw dropping. Such a mean tone. Incredible!
This is about my favourite SRV clip. I love the look on Stevie's face at 1:47 when Jeff stands up. He's like, " Oh hell yeah, make it scream brother ." Then Stevie rips it up himself. What a performance by these guys. Why the fuck did SRV have to go away so early?
jeff healey one of the best guitarists ever.
Two blues legends at once. R I P Jeff and Stevie
Never take this clip down.
I still get the same shock as I did for the first time, every time I watch Jeff play. What the hell! What a great guitarist he was!
Never seen anybody play guitar like Jeff Healey.. But DAMN, HE CAN PLAY WITH THE BEST OF THEM!! ONE OF A KIND!
I've seen both these guys live in concert both great concerts but here Jeff really shined. Gotta be good for Stevie to take a step back. When I seen Jeff my jaw dropped I knew he was good but seeing him live he was on another level. Damn
It's really hard to believe Jeff was blind when the guy can jam better then most people that can see
I don’t know if I’ve ever seen someone get as into a song as Jeff.
Two _great_ guitarists who left us way too soon.
riff tipton most definitely! :(
My two favorite guitarists! Stevie discovered Jeff and helped his career to take off. No help needed after that 😎
What can you say?....talent like this doesnt exist any more.
Autotune...back then it was called talent.
This is probably one of the best performances of any artist I've ever seen
I had a chance to see Jeff Healey open for Johnny Winter in Pontiac, MI. OMG, Jeff smoked the place down!! It was an outdoor venue and the stage was just a couple of steps up. I planted my chair right in front of Jeff and watched him burn all night. He played for a bit over an hour and it was simply magical. What I thought was strange was that he didn't use "real" Strats, he used 3 Squier Strats (Which is what the black one in this video is). He had a black one, a red one, and a really beatup white one that he played some Hendrix tunes on. He was an incredible guitarist, singer, and when we got to meet him, it cemented him as being one of the most humble and nice "rock stars" that I've ever met. That was a night that I'll never forget...
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Great story, thanks for sharing
oh man! you lucky dog! lol..............
Thanks for sharing. Jeff and Johnny should have been one hell of a blast and prob were. Never met either personally but watching them onstage and hearing so many compliments, it is safe to say that both were very talented and damn fine men to boot. We are getting old dude, who is going to replace the talent we have lost and those next in line to go? I got a few suggestions but the pickings are slim.
I couldn't pass up seeing this video!
Two of the very best musicians ever playing together.
SRV's voice is like Thunder! His playing like Lightning! Healey 's guitar rains down the blues ! It's nice to see, and rare - that Stevie Ray is happy on stage, with a smile on his face when there is another main artist present! JH was considered "magical " at that time - and SRV respected that....and himself was considered all-powerful - the absolute blues Juggernaut!
+massivebeatzz Well said!!!
Nicely put.
SRV world's best
massivebeatzz yeah man SRV was so happy out there that night. Jeff was so amazing and thank God for both of them. Two of the best the world had to offer
He always was smiling on stage when he was with Lonnie Mack!
I'm sure these two legends still play the blues somewhere else. So proud for my man Jeff Healey
To not have both of these guys around sucks. They were modern blues legends.
1:45 when Jeff jumps up and Stevie Ray starts jumping along with him 😍 it's just so good 🙌🎶
The fact these guys aren’t been heard on the radio anymore, says enough how mankind had lost it’s feel for music.
This is my favourite version of this song. Stevie's vocals were SPOT on, and MY GOD those SOLOS!!! Incredible performances by both of these genius blues stringers.
GREAT DESCRIPTION....Love it when SRV told Jeff "tell 'em about it, Jeff", and he did.
Two of the greats gone but what a noise they left behind for us to still dive in to. Both were in prime form here kicking it the way it should. R.I.P. Stevie and Jeff.
Two Brilliant Bluesmen They Will Never Be Forgotten Rest in Peace Stevie Ray and Jeff♥️♥️
Jeff Healey jumping outta his chair......... that boy was on fire! Dam good footage!
Jeff's solo gives me chills----as does Stevie's. Different styles. May they both RIP.
Fucking crazy. Jeff played with such fire, I was in shock. When he stood up, look at the awesome grin on Stevie's face. WOW!!
Sick.
I think it was cool the way SRV stood down during his "Little Sister" solo. He wanted that moment to be all Healey's.
Love it ,them swapping leads. Thats a high that takes no drugs. Great ..
What a treat to see these two superb guitarists play together! I was fortunate to see both of them separately in concert here in Los Angeles. But this is also difficult to watch because SRV and Jeff were only 35 and 41, respectively, when they died. I miss them so much.
For all those thumbs down on this you know what you can do..... I love these Greats.
It takes a great guitar player to recognize another great player and when you get to see both together...it doesn’t get better!
Looked at my guitar and said, you wanna do it. Guitar is still rolling around the floor laughing...
This is one of the greatest videos of all time, The Great SRV, And the Great Jeff Healey, When Jeff stood up next to SRV you can see the look on his face, What the hell this Blind guy is going to play toe to toe with me, and he did, SRV loved this May they both R.I.P., the world lost 2 Great guitar players, but we have this music forever, Cousin Figel
"tell about it Jeff" , then you forget to breathe for the next two minutes. These are two kings.
I didn't think it was possible to one up Stevie Ray but Jeff Healy just did it. Good Lord.
I miss these 2 so much nothing but RESPECT for them both and you can tell the love and respect between them!! Thats true talent!!!!🦅🎸🦅🎸🎸🎸
Makes me happy to watch Jeff and Stevie play, it's pure and deep enjoyment for my soul. But it also makes me sad that these two guys are gone cause their music played a big role in me becoming the musician I am today. I owe them too much and I will keep listening to them until I am no more. Thank you.
You can totally tell when Stevie takes his lead break that he felt pushed forward by what he saw Jeff do, just excited and reaching. Those are the best moments
Stevie was clearly impressed,
this performance brings tears to my eyes everytime I watch it.
Just watched this over a year later. Still makes me cry seeing him and Jeff together.
Me too. I thank God every day for sharing him with us. Stevie be like yeah this dude can play guitar.
If there is indeed a deity, he spoke directly through these two legends. Gone but never forgotten.
What a awesome treat to watch two great blues guitarist perform together. Miss them deeply. Thanks for sharing
Well said David.
Robert Dore Thanks, Robert
Both Jeff and Stevie were monsters......great performance here...
Pretty much the 2 best blues players of our time right there! \m/
IMAGINE THAT.....JEFF IS 100% BLIND AND LISTEN TO HIM PLAY !!! AMAZING.....TOTALLY AMAZING
Now that's Bad Ass !!! You rocked Jeff, RIP Stevie
Man I wish these two guitar legends had done an album together imagine that both gone way before their time but their guitar playing will live forever true legends
I would have loved to be old enough to have had a chance to see one of these 2 in concert, seeing them both together live must have been amazing!
Of course Stevie was/is a legend, but Jeff Healey was a Monster in his own right. Here he is burning down the house. Luck son's of guns that were there front and center. Cheers
Wow, Jeff is blind and is playing Healy style ! Of course Stevie is happy, and amazed as I am. Let's keep this music alive. Practice, dedication, inspiration, mutiple hours of work and shows. Great show
Jeff Healey, a giant of guitar and blues interpretation. Unforgettable talent.
It's so cool to see Healey and Vaughan jamming. Excellent clip. Such a shame they're both gone.
Go back in time. What would you pay for a ticket to this show? Just amazing stuff by two of the very best at their very best.
I was fortunate to see Jeff and Stevie twice when they played here in Los Angeles. It would have been great if they had toured together! I miss them so much. They were tremendously talented, and left us far too soon. RIP Jeff and Stevie.
probably the 100th time ive said this but the way Stevie's mouth drops when Jeff get up and shreds is heartwarming
Healey and Vaughan...Vaughan and Healey...Healey and Vaughan...what a fucking power duo...they'll be spoken of 100 years from now...
RIP and long live Stevie Ray Vaughan (October 3, 1954 - August 27, 1990), aged 35
And
RIP and long live Jeff Healey (March 25, 1966 - March 2, 2008), aged 41
You both will always be remembered as legends.
When Jeff got up i jumped 3 feet out of mine...WOW...These 2 together is just.....WOW...SPEECHLESS...
Jeff stood up and played like a boss without a strap holding his guitar on!
When the good lord takes me. This is the first show I'm gonna see.
SRV and his keyboardest are diggin' Jeff! And Jeff is diggin' it too, I love it! Watching Stevie hug him, I just had a tear duct inspection!
Jeff healey's passion during his solo got me in my feelings
Even Stevie was watching Jeff's fretboard smoke in amazement.
There's no words to describe what a fantastic, epic performance this is! This is one of the greatest guitar moments ever captured on camera that should be required viewing in every music classroom in America. Today's music scene needs this video like hell needs ice water. I hope this rare footage makes it to DVD one day.
I totally agree. Jeff Healey was ON FIRE.
They BOTH were on fire! No words to describe the guitar skills of these two masters. One of the greatest live performances of all time.
BloozeDaddy make that educational viewing around the world.