First time hearing Stevie Ray Vaughn- "Texas Flood" (REACTION)
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It doesn’t get mentioned often, but Stevie’s talent was matched by true humility, kindness, and how he lived his life by the Golden Rule. Treating others fairly such as splitting his earnings evenly with his band members is just one example. Legend.
👏🏽👏🏽true talk my man. We lost 1if kind talent , 1if a kind soul
An amazing talent.
💯
Taken from this earthly plane way to soon. He still had a lot to give. A true legend.
Facts. Tommy Shannon his bassist was his best friend. He lived Stevie as a musician but he wanted people to know what a humble generous soul he was and how many people he helped to sobriety.
GOD WAS SHOWING OFF WHEN HE MADE STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN.. ANYTHING LIVE ANYTHING!! YOU WON'T BE DISAPPOINTED!!!
Soo true!
So well put!!
if you could play guitar like stevie would you not show off
Thank ya'll for the kind word's you said bout my brother. Kiya Lynn Vaughan Stevie's Little Sister.
Albert King and B.B King were respected mentors of Stevie and he performed quite a few times with them and other greats :)
Albert King and Jimmy Hendrix.
Truth.
He also played with Jeff Healey.
“I've said that playing the blues is like having to be black twice. Stevie Ray Vaughan missed on both counts, but I never noticed.” - B. B. King
People get enamored by his guitar slinging ability and tend to overlook the fact that he had a "Killer" voice for the blues/blues rock.....
His voice is unmistakable...and unique....as a guitar guy....come on
He had a great voice, but his playing is the reason we are enamored. Listen to Riviera Paradise. It will change your life.
No. LOL People DON'T overlook that. Everyone I've seen is in awe of his singing. Mouths drop open when he starts singing.
The tiny white man from Dallas, Texas had the respect from all the black blues guitarists in his lifetime. He learned from the best by listening to them. Jimy Hendrix was his idol. A humanitarian at heart! SRV aka The GOAT!!!
Stevie Ray Vaughan has an older brother named Jimmy Vaughan who has a band called The Fabulous Thunderbirds, Stevie Ray always said his brother was the biggest influence in his life and then all the Blues greats like B.B King, Buddy Guy, and of course his godfather Albert King. He also played behind his head, broken string, switched guitar in the middle of a solo and never missed a beat, one hand, no hands by moving the guitar up and down, tune his guitar while playing, adjust his AMP'S while playing one handed, his elbow and could play behind his back longer than anyone past or present. His career only span 7 years, his album Texas Flood came out in 1983 and he is in The Austin Music Hall Of Fame, Blues Hall Of Fame, he won 6 Grammys, 10 Austin Music Awards, 5 W.C.Handy Awards ,Entertainer Of The Year, Instermental Of The Year and in The Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame until August 27th 1990 when he was killed in a helicopter crash in Troy Wisconsin at the age of 35. STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN IS THE ABSOLUTE GOAT. RIP TO A LEGEND.
Sylvia Potter Heaven or Hell... BOTH !
@@sweetydeerhound4075 Firmly convinced Heaven and Hell have been fighting over SRV since the day he died. Both want to hear him play.
The man is self-taught and couldn't read music. Because of that, each time a song was played, it was never played exactly the same way twice. The man had a natural born talent and is the GOAT...greatest of all time.
Jimmie Vaughan, Stevie's big brother, said he didn't play a song the same way once. 🤣 I'd agree.
Tin Pan Alley is a favorite. Albert King and SRV had great affection for each other, he was a godfather to him.
B.B.King said he was the best blues guitarist he'd EVER heard or seen. Fine praise indeed!
Greg, SRV's soundcheck proves how great of a blues guitarist he is. He literally rolled out of bed, threw on a pimp coat and hat, walked onto the stage picking his nose, and shreds better than most guitarists do in studio or live. For a soundcheck! Nobody was supposed to hear it, but a roadie or somebody happened to catch it on film.
Edit: Not only was B.B.King an inspiration for SRV, they have played together on stage. SRV has also performed with Jeff Healy, Johnny Copeland, and Albert King to name a few. He is on a very short list of greatest guitarists of all time.
SRV is the king! Died way too young in that helicopter crash. 😢
Even crazier when you realize Eric Clapton was supposed to be on the same flight
SRV didn't play the guitar, he possessed it! He was mostly self taught and he couldn't read music. He never played a song the same way twice, so when the commenters suggest a particular video, it's usually because many consider it the better performance. Always watch SRV live if possible, every song of his fire.
It was once said by the great bb king Stevie was the best he's ever seen. Rip bb
SRV was and will always be The GOAT. He’s the most beloved guitarist and singer. He’s missed very much.
Love this artist he's the greatest ever...you have to listen to "pride and joy" and "crossfire" actually anything by himself great.
R.I.P. Stevie Ray Vaughn..🙏❤❤❤
Albert King was just one of his mentors and may he rest in peace this man was one of the best blues guitar men ever born. I've never watched anything he did that didn't blow me away.
BB King was his idol and they were very close good friends and he can play anything hell of a artist the best
You are a youngster. SRV died 32 years ago when I was a young man like you. Truly a talent that will span the ages. Glad you discovered him and his music.
Jimi Hendrix was a huge influence on SRV. SRV even covered a couple of Jimi's songs, 'Voodoo Child', and 'Little Wing'. Little Wing is my favorite SRV song. He made it his own.
john b ohhh yes ! Two Blues Birds in Heaven... Holy Smokes ! a Megapinte of gorgeous Red Wine for those Two Bad Asses Stay All Safe Keep All on the Good Vibes ! a french in France once a Woodstock 69 Bad Teen Ager
Stevie's cover of "Little Wing" is freaking epic! Definitely one of my favorite SRV tunes.
Listen to The Coors do "Little Wing" Irish Band. Very nice.
RIP the legend Stevie Ray. He and prince tearing it up in heaven 🙏🏻🔥🎶🎸
REST IN PEACE and ROCK IN PARADISE STEVE RAY VAUGHN
You in for it now... You've just met the most intense Blues player to ever walk the Earth
"Look at Little Sister", "Superstiton", "Tin Pan Alley", "Tightrope", anything from album 'Couldn't Stand the Weather' ..he had been given a gift..I was blessed to see him in concert several times...always amazing...my sons middle name is Stevie Ray and yes named after him so his initials would be CSRV...however my son ended up liking drums...also check out SRV's brother...Jimmie Vaughn
Check out Tin pan alley! It is a must see, live
BBKing and Albert King were some of his mentors and he idolized Jimmy Hendrix. He played with all the great blues artists of his era and alot of rockers as well. Eric Clapton said when they were on the festival's tours he said no one ever wanted ro follow him because who could.
"Life Without You" performance at the Capitol Theater in NJ September 1985. Really shows who he was as a person as well as a preformer. I hope this comment doesn't get lost, this version should be shared more 💜
Yes! Yes! Yes!!!!!
Pride and joy is an all time classic
Thank you for A. knowing that it is blues, B. knowing who B B King is, and C. recognizing talent!
I always love how people who react to this performance by Stevie Ray Vaughan get really excited and are so impressed so early into the song and act like they'd already seen the greatest that could be seen ... when they have no idea of how as the song goes on Stevie Ray keeps doing more and more and more until it's unimaginable the way he plays and sings. Early on when reactors are so into it I keep thinking .... you ain't seen nothing yet.
Stevie Ray is the epitome of genius
When you went to see Stevie play you came out feeling different. Guitar genius.
SRV is one of the best guitarist ever, right up there with BB King. I could listen to him all day long. The world grew a little dimmer on the day he passed. Please continue with anything live, from him as well as Nightwish...the first draw to your channel.
SRV was a much, much better guitarist than BB King.
@@thegroovetube3247 I did not mean any disrespect. They were both the top of the list for their generations.
SRV was a completely different animal to any other guitarist and BB King was the definition of simple but emotional played very few notes but all had feel and meaning
i can take you to the exact place i was standing when i found out Stevie Ray left us.... to this day.
He was a better guitarist than BB King 👑 Amazingly "BB" even said as much.
I LOVE watching guys hearing him for the first time!! They all ask themselves, "why have I not heard of him before?" RIP, Stevie Ray Vaughan 😇
It is always great to see a person "discover" Stevie Ray Vaughn for the first time and you couldn't have picked a better song to do it with. You have now fallen down the SRV rabbit hole. Welcome to the "club"!
Melissa Ward here. Absolutely true what you said.
Have you reacted to, The Sky is Cryin" Stevie Rays song? OMG that is a gr8 song.
You should check out his entire catalog of music. If you're a blues fan you're in for a treat. You should also check out Joe Bonamassa.
now you went and done it you found the GOAT RIP SRV
Stevie is one "Bad Man" right! One of the greatest to ever do it, and with so much passion. He would make his guitar speak to us, literally.
Bless the guy that decided that this performance should be captured on film.
BB King 👑, Albert Collins, Johnny Copeland, Hendrix, and many more can be heard in Stevies guitar 🎸. He didn't play it with his fingers, he played it with his soul. Watch "life without you" live, or voodoo Chil live , little wing live.- SRV WAS THE GOAT.
My favorite is Little Wing. Definitely a classic, along with Voodoo Child.
Albert King was a mentor of his. He also worshipped Jimi Hendrix. All the great old Bluesmen loved Stevie.
I am sooooo happy you jumped in the SRV rabbit hole!!!! I couldn’t wait for your expression when he put the guitar behind his back 😂
There are so many amazing videos. I love them all!!! Every suggestion is worth checking out. I personally love love love Life Without You live from The Capitol Theater. But whichever one you do next will be great!!!!!
I always love waiting to see reactors when he slings it behind the back!
You have been introduced to a Legend. Live performances unbelievable. SRV is still 🔥.
The late great Stevie Ray. Always brought it. Another is Tin Pan Alley. (SRV with Johnny Copeland) Pure Fire. GOAT status.
There are several videos clips out there of him playing with BB King. You can see how much he respects the legend...and how much the legend respected him back!
Great reaction to the GOAT, brother. 'Dirty Pool' has always been my favorite, but everything he does 🔥. Watch the entire 'El Mocambo' concert one day. It change a lot of people lives. Inspired many to pick up a guitar and listen to blues! Gary Clark, Jr, Eric Gales, Albert Collins, Tab Benoit, Samantha Fish, Gary Moore, Joe bonamassa... Enjoy the journey brother!
Great list and I'll add Kenny Wayne Shepheard, Johnny Lang and Buddy Guy as well.
I don't understand why there aren't more Gary Clark Jr reactions. Especially "This Land". I feel like that's a song/video that everyone should see in their lifetime
Dirty Pool seems overlooked. One of his best songs, especially live.
@@brewswillis9783 agreed!
Best blues guitar performance ever recorded - IMO Youve got a LOT more SRV ahead of you and I envy you the joy of first time discovery as you take the journey. He also played with the blues legends, BB King, Albert King, Buddy Guy, many others as well like Eric Clapton etc. its a very long list - if you go back and listen to BB King (I) think Stevies playing is way better, partly because BB King said this of himself compared to SRV -- "I play in sentences, Stevie plays in paragraphs"--lol I saw Stevie play live twice back in the day, I still have the ticket stubs and ill never forget it, Stevie did things with his guitar no other blues player had done -- but Stevie ALWAYS showed mad respect to all the blues legends that came before him and he never tried to upstage them when they played together. RIP SRV
RIP SRV you will live on forever through your music!
Greatest guitar player that ever lived! RIP SRV
You've got to react to his version of "Voodoo Chile" and "Tin Pan Alley" live with Johnny Copeland
His cover over Voodoo Child live is legend.
No matter what video you see if SRV playing, you know, it’s from his soul. Or just hearing it on a recording. The same, soulful playing.
You have found one of the top 3 blues guitarists ever in my opinion. SRV is from Dallas. He died in a helicopter crash in 1990.
Please do his cover of Jimi Hendrix " Voodoo Chile" 🔥
Great reaction bruh.
RIP SRV
Austin
@@joncasity6099 he was born & raised in Dallas, Texas
Cool...but wrong
Looked into it...you're right random CZcams guy
He reps Austin way harder now that he's dead....what gives?
Look at Little Sister is unique, he breaks a string and keeps on playing as he swaps out his guitar. Never misses a beat. So good!!!!!
This guy is in both the rock ‘n’ roll Hall of Fame, and the blues Hall of Fame. He really is the G.O.A.T.. You really should check out voodoo Child live from Austin city limits, and life without you live at the Capitol theater. You will not regret seeing either of those.
3 minutes into the song:"He is killing it, bruh!"
Me: laughing in Blues
Next, try any song from the 1989 Austin City Limits show. You can thank me later. Voodoo Child is especially 🔥. It's the video your guitar watches when you are not at home.
Now remember, the video you're watching is him playing at the time of his life when he was pouring cocaine into his whisky, morning, noon and night. He wasn’t a big guy, maybe 5’7”, but he would do enough cocaine in one day that would kill a much larger man. He started drinking when he was six, into drugs at 14. He nearly died from the cumulative effects of drug use in 1986. Doctor told him, you can quit now and you may live, or keep using and you’ll be dead in 30 days. He said he’d quit, had one final drink (a glass of champagne), went into rehab and was successful the very first time. His bandmates (they were more like brothers) did the same because they wanted to support him in his recovery. Even a lot of his road crew got clean. The 1989 Austin City Limits show is one where we was clean.
He helped many other musicians get clean afterwards (Bonnie Rait says she would have died if not for him) and helped thousands of fans get sober. You can find a speech he gave at an AA meeting on CZcams (he, his band, and his road crew would find a meeting no matter what city they were playing in ). It’s generally not kosher to share a person’s private story when giving an AA speech, but it’s never been taken down. His brother, Jimmie, said if it helps one person, Stevie would want it to stay up. Once he got clean, he got even better, more focused, happier… He had almost 4 wonderful years before being killed in that damn helicopter crash.
As talented as he was with music, he had an even bigger heart and would do just about anything for a person. No inflated ego, soft spoken, loved everyone. I grew up and live about 10 miles away from his stomping grounds, in the same generation. To us, he was a local boy of who we are still immensely proud, even after 32 years. I and other locals visit his grave several times a year, and dozens from around the country and the world come to visit each year. No matter when you go, there are always fresh flowers, guitar pics, etc left on his grave. A few locals, every time we go to his grave, we make sure marker, and his parents’ marker, are nice and clean. He is still well loved.
Nobody ever played guitar like SRV, and no one will ever again. And yes, B.B. King was one of his inspirations.
BB King, Albert King, Jimi Hendrix, Lonnie Mack, all inspired him. Respect to them and others, but SRV is simply on another level. GOAT.
Stevie Ray Could tear that shit up, hell yeah one of the greatest guitarist 🎸 of all times. Gone way to soon. RIP Stevie. 🙏 Stevie also has a brother who he looked up to who is equally as good, Jimmy Vaughan. Chech out the video where Stevie and Jimmy play the same guitar 🎸 at the same time.
Well now you just GOTTA check out Jeff Healey (try See The Light live) who plays just as well but does it blind and laying the guitar on his lap! 😎
I was fortunate to see SRV & Double Trouble 3 times and there's no doubt that he's the GOAT!
SRV always had a great group.....COLDSHOT LIVE,....See Reece... the best of keyboards...warm you up for Stevie!!
Watch - Stevie Ray Vaughan soundcheck ... off the chain. I seen him live once and I was never the same ... He was and will always be the greatest guitarists in history
He was considered Texas Blues. Something that was fading since Johnny Winter. He was instrumental in it's comeback. Even greats like Eric Clapton took notice. In an interview, Eric said that he had to pull over to the side of the road to listen to Stevie when he came on the radio for the first time.
David Bowie asked him to tour with him. He played guitar for Bowie on the song "Let's Dance".
GOAT...
China Girl, too. Stevie played for that entire album.
Love seeing a new SRV fan being made before our eyes. Great reaction Greg!
He has played with BB king. And Eric Clapton. And Johnny Copeland. And so many more. And every. Single. One of them. Everyone. They all say that he absolutely blew them out of the water. Eric fucking Clapton said he almost couldn't walk out on stage to perform after him, because he made him feel inadequate. BB said this about him, once.
" I've said that playing the blues is like having to be black twice. Stevie Ray missed on both counts, but I've never noticed."
He was the most humble, talented, and amazing live musician ever. Ever. Didn't even know how to read music. Taught himself, mostly, was a grade school drop out, and was horribly abused by his father. Stevie Ray was taken from us, far too soon, when he was just getting to his prime. Why? Cause God wanted guitar lessons, I guess.
Don’t stop at Stevie. Blues guitarists are a unique breed, especially the early dudes, Lightning Hopkins, John Lee Hooker, Albert King, Muddy Waters - keep going.
Great first reaction👏🙌💯‼️my favorite artist of all time🎸🎶‼️💙. That guitar was an appendage of his body. The first 30 seconds of my first time watching him I was struck by the intense intimacy of his relationship with his 🎸. We have been missing him intensely since 1990 when God brought him back home but his legacy, love, music, and inspiration still goes on stronger every year. Reactors like yourself discover him and turn him onto other people. Always do live performances, watching him totally immersed in the musical moment is where a lot of magic lies🌟✨⭐️. First time landing on your channel cuz I saw his name. *Note: his last name is spelled Vaughan. I will be back for more cuz I have no doubt you will start down this amazing rabbit hole✌️💙
GOAT! There's a reason all of the great blues artists of the day wanted to collaborate with him. He, BB King and Albert King played together a few times.
SRV ~ 🎸🐐 THE goat of all goats
You just witnessed one of, if not, THE best guitar performances of all time. Period.
Albert King was Stevie's main man.
Do yourself a HUGE favor:
**Life Without You at Capitol Theater **
**Voodoo Child at Starwood Theater in Nashville**
*Tightrope at Austin City Limits 1989**
Back in the early 70s I was visiting a friend in Austin, Texas and this friend took me to a somewhat rundown bar. You know, the kind with peanut shells on the floor and smoke in the air. There was a blues band playing. They were pretty good and we were enjoying the music and having a few drinks when a guy sauntered in and sat at the table next to us. As soon as the band finished the song they had been playing the lead spotted the guy next to us and said, "Hey Stevie why don't you come on up and jam a little with us?" That's when I knew I was in the presence of the greatest blues guitarist in the world. I wept when I learned of his tragic death (stupid helicopter). The world will never know another like him. RIP SRV
He was the guitar and the guitar was him. RIP SRV.
Stevie Ray Vaughan paid tribute to all the blues legends, Tbone Walker, all the Kings (BB, Albert, Freddie), Albert Collins, Jim Hendrix, and all the greats from the records he played and learned from. His family was musical, and his brother Jimmy Vaughan played the Dallas and Austin circuit, which little Stevie emulated, and ultimately surpassed everybody. Thanks for drawing attention to him. He is sorely missed forever.
Texas Blues
God sent us Stevie Ray and we sent him back way too soon. If listened to this video a thousand times and each time it gets better. Come back home Stevie Ray. RIP.
THE Best ever !!! Love Stevie Ray could listen to his music ALL day !! Any thing of his you would play you will love / R.I.P. Stevie Ray!
Stevie Ray Vaughn -The Sky is crying, is another awesome song!
Any of his Jimmie Hendrix covers...VooDoo Chile, Couldn't Stand the Weather, Little Wing...
Pride And Joy, Willie The Wimp, Crossfire, Mary Had a Little Lamb, Riviera Paradise (jazz like)...anything live from El Mocambo, and he was one Austin City Limits twice.
Dont you just love the fact that you are hearing things that you've never heard before?? I had someone turn me on to Primus and bucket head lately, and was amazed. I love all genres, as long as they are talented, and Stevie Ray was the MASTER. I love your reactions. We can all open our minds to different music...
SRV played everything by ear. He couldn't read music. Astounding.
I highly recommend Life Without You live at theCapital Theater, Tin Pan Alley live with Johnny Copeland, Look At Little Sister Live in Austin 1989 I think it was - smoothest guitar swap after SRV breaks a string...some of my favs off the top
Thank you so much for this heartfelt reaction to my Buddy, Stevie. You should know that Stevie was as kind, gentle, and humble as he was talented. Some other very bluesy performances to check out “ Tin Pan Alley” with Stevie Ray and Johnny Copeland from Montruex, “Mary Had a Little Lamb,” from Austin, 1989, and “Leave My Little Girl Alone” also from Austin, 1989. For two incredible instrumentals, try “Lenny” and “Little Wing” from the El Macombo. That should start you off!!! ❤️Donna G
Must here “Little Wing”….your life will be changed! To really blow your mind, listen to BB King & SRV play “Blues at Sunrise.” You will want more…. I’m 58, recently lost my 36 yro son. He loved A Perfect Circle and the lead, Maynard. He would listen when I played SRV…loved him as much as I ❤️🩹
When SRV finished with that guitar they both needed a cigarette! This is how the blues SHOULD be played, man!
That was a great reaction - thanks. What Stevie did to a guitar was illegal in all 50 states!
Try Stevie Ray Vaughan, “Ain’t Gone ‘n’ Give Up on Love” Live at the Capitol Theater 1985 !
He's part of the "MASTER CLASS"
Other than Texas Flood my next favorite song by SRV is "Mary Had A Little Lamb"
I never get tired of seeing reactions of the point he starts playing behind his back or the smooth change overs when breaking strings, he's already blown them away with his "normal" playing then BOOM goes nuclear on them!!
Look for the SRV and Albert King sessions - two great masters going at it. One thing I love about him is that he uses the whole guitar - from low to high registers, chords, single notes, slow, fast - everything.
BB King and Buddy Guy (more so) were huge influences and peers he worked with and learned a lot from. In the end they both indirectly put him at a whole new level for obvious reasons... arguably the best of all-time.
B.B. King was definitely one of his influences, good ear man
He not only could play like a demon, but he could sing too!
Pride and joy is a great 1. Couldn't stand the weather is unbelievable.
A Texas treasure. Growing up in the Austin area I saw him about 8 times. Still miss him.
That us just tipocol Stevie Ray Vaughn he's got some music out there you just won't believe it's one man playing the guitar
Stevie Ray was a favorite of my sisters and I. My oldest daughter could sing pride and joy when she was six. One of the greatest musicians to come out of Texas, and there have been quite a few.. RIP Stevie Ray
3rd stone from the sun. live from the Festival. See what he can really do with a guitar. Mind Blower. Ya'll been warned. ❤❤❤❤
What is sometimes forgotten is what he means to music in Texas. Generations who come after him in his wake and influence to be inspired to make Texas music. Gary Clarke Jr, Los Lonely Boys, Charlie Sexton... He stands up there will Willie Nelson and Selena as most influential Texas musicians.
Just pick anything he ever did. Pure greatness