Відео

This chick doing the interview was a total goon. She didn't deserve to be in the same room with any of them.

I thought you weren’t supposed to cross the streams! 😜 Such greatness & originality & virtuosity on that stage. Crazy sauce.

Thank god, I thought the distortion of my guitar was bad eq or me being an amateur, Truly them studios, and that Amp Head of stevie If i recall right its a randall or sum. Man was not kidding, fucking beast

So In order to play Texas Flood, you need to take that much cocaine?

Did have finger tips a bit black only if the guitar was not played for 6 weeks. But not AS BLACK like his. Wow! His fingers seemed to be wrapped in tape too

from a very young age I remember hearing my dad play Stevie Ray in the house and on the record player and he just spoke of the dude like he was a god. Now looking back at 19, playing guitar myself, hearing this version of riviera paradise and knowing it was the last time he ever played it Just gives me chills every single time. Some of, if not, the smoothest guitar playing you will ever hear. Without a doubt in my mind the greatest guitar player to ever live. The guitar was second nature to Stevie and it feels like it was just another part of his body, truly an icon. Rest in paradise Stevie Ray Vaughan.

It’s on DVD or Blu Ray ??? Please God ….. ❤

I first heard this version back in 2016 when I was learning How to play acoustic guitar, and I looked through the deepest places on internet trying to find for the tabs on this version, but I couldnt find. It's september 2024 and I still havent found it

Yeah!

Young Stevie is a hell of a player

still crying, still remembering

3:41 Rene Martinez saved Stevie one more time! Man, the string snapped but yet, Stevie played a tremendous solo!

Major bb licks on spot

A man and his Strat, they can rule the world!

Stevie’s high e string is imbreakble

Two kings being.

I love every cameo of Stevie

Kindest man to ever hold a guitar.

I never knew that they played this together, they don’t putted in the album

Holy shit!!! It’s real!!! Wow! I never seen this before and I bought the Live concert on DVD. Wow! Thanks for the upload! RIP SRV

I am thrilled to have found this, I thought there was no recording of this, there's no video of it, which is a crying shame!

Really gone to soon...he was amazing and I love watching him play.

40 yrs and I still can't

Clapton just eliminated more competition. If SRV was still alive Clapton would hardly be mentioned

Io me li ricordo tardo pomeriggio. E c erano 4 gatti. Ma vennero pure nel 1984 ???

So he did it again but its no-where to be found. His later career has been hugely ignored by his estate. No live release from the In Step tour at all. lots of bootlegs yes but nothing good. bizarre.

Why did he not sing on this?

Something else he was! ❤

I'm listening on 8/28/2024 I vividly remember hearing the 'breaking news' on that August day so many years ago.

I was in Austin today, and paid Stevie’s statue a visit. I can’t believe it’s been 34 years already. I still remember my mom coming outside while I was playing street football to tell me that she’d heard on the news that we’d lost him. None of my peckerhead friends understood why I broke into tears.

They seemed to bring out the best in each other!

Stevie, on this day 34 years ago, you would be playing in this show. We all love and sorely miss you. Thank you for all the songs of love, freedom, and inspiration you've sent our way.

He was indeed a voodoo child 😞

Everytime I see this, I wonder what it would’ve been like to be in the same room with RB and Jimi!! I bet the paint flew off the walls! They were good friends!! Where would we be without music

Awesome

To think not even a day later Stevie, Jimmy and his wife would die in a crash. After a killer performance. So sad man

Stevie on an Indian riding into the sunset??!!!!!……COOL!!!!

what an incredible show! a must listen to anyone, especially guitarists, but any music liver will be a RV fan after listening to this!!! ua-cam.com/video/IkHC6fxxG4g/v-deo.htmlsi=GPGnBjCshBWJfZLR

I have to say, Janna was youngest gold digger I’ve heard of. There may have been others but I’ve never heard of them

I’ve listen to just about every live show out there of SRV and this was his best performance

I tell you man, the Tightrope solos were just out of this world.

I did not know he died 3 days before my birthday

This sounds like the raw audio. The other videos they compress SRVs guitar and makes it sound neutered. This is great!

SRV was a better guitarist clean and sober……

I remember my dad RIP Captain, he watched this way way back when I was in school. He confirmed that John Hammond was the man seeking out Robert Johnson to play In NYC so the world would know who he was. They went to find him to bring him up to NYC and found out he was dead just three days before they got there. The whole thong blew me away. One that my dad was that cool and I never knew it Two I didn't know what a serious career John Hammond so many blues artists. Then I heard some of his radio spots from the 1940s and further blown away. Hammond had to be the coolest white guy ever. His son plays a nice acoustic too.

If you ask me Hendrix is Channeling Himself through SRV.. Those that attended this unique evening had NO idea what they were witnessing at the time!!

Albert King hardly even complimented Stevie - he was jealous, and it was obvious. King was “ok” of a guitar player - he had his own style - big deal - it wasn’t anything ground breaking, kind of boring IMO. I’ve seen quotes from interviews with King where he was the same way with Hendrix. I guess he knew he was a “has been”, and getting old and on his way out of this world - grumpy old man

absolutely EPIC!

Stevie wasn't merely a source of blindingly fast miracle notes, he had a depth and soul to his presence and playing that shone brighter than all the stage lighting. Like a daily meditation, a dose of Stevie every day goes a long way to keeping your head on is this &*#$(& world!!

His voice just pierces through the body