This is from the album "Family Style". It was the culmination of a lifetime dream of the brothers to record something together. It wasn't ready to be released before Stevie passed🙁. It is really a fun album🎸🎶‼️. You missed a lot of snippets of the boys when they were young and out playing in the yard. Rewatch sometime. Thanks for bringing this today.👋🙌🎉🎊👏🎸🎶✌️💙
I love Jay and Amber but it just hurts my heart when they close their eyes during an iconic video and don't watch what's going on. I understand being overtaken by the music, but you're missing a chance to see past history.
Jay & Amber, you'll love Jimmie Vaughan's "Tuff Enuff" when he was in The Fabulous Thunderbirds!!! edit- Jimmie co-wrote "Tick Tock" with Nile Rodgers.
Just can't find much better of a tune....LOVE the Vaughan Brothers....I miss Stevie: SO MUCH!! Lyrics really make you think on this one....very touching!! Thanks for MAKING MY DAY!!! HUGS!! ❤❤❤❤
Jimmie Vaughan, as a member of The Fabulous Thunderbirds, has contributed to some cool songs. Here's a list of some of their noteworthy tracks: "Tuff Enuff" - This song is perhaps one of The Fabulous Thunderbirds' most recognizable hits, known for its catchy melody and Jimmie Vaughan's bluesy guitar work. "Wrap It Up" - A classic rhythm and blues track with a blend of soulful vocals and bluesy guitar licks, showcasing Jimmie Vaughan's signature style. "Why Get Up" - An upbeat and energetic song with a great groove and Jimmie Vaughan's exceptional guitar playing. "Powerful Stuff" - A blues-rock track with a gritty edge and memorable guitar riffs by Jimmie Vaughan. "Look at That, Look at That" - This song features Jimmie Vaughan's bluesy guitar work and harmonica, creating a lively and infectious rhythm. "Rock This Place" - A rollicking rock and blues tune with Jimmie Vaughan's guitar skills taking center stage. "Can't Stop Rockin'" - This collaboration with B.B. King combines the talents of two legendary guitarists and results in a captivating blues track. "My Babe" - A cover of the classic Little Walter song, featuring Jimmie Vaughan's electrifying guitar solos. "Love in Common" - A bluesy ballad that showcases the band's versatility and Jimmie Vaughan's emotive guitar playing. "Too Many Ties That Bind" - A blues-rock track with a soulful edge, highlighting Jimmie Vaughan's guitar prowess. These songs represent a mix of blues, rock, and R&B, and they demonstrate Jimmie Vaughan's exceptional guitar skills and The Fabulous Thunderbirds' ability to create a unique and captivating sound
No need for me to give suggestions after this list. Definitely dive into The Fabulous Thunderbirds Jay and Amber. And please listen to Life By The Drop from SRV's last album The Sky Is Crying.
Great tune and a message that is more important now than when it was released. There is so much bad in the world currently that we need a channel like this and the community you have created to remind us that all is not lost and good people still exist. Thanks Rob Squad. ✌️
Produced by Nile Rodgers of "Chic" and producer of huge albums Bowie-Lets Dance, Jimmie Vaughan- Strange Pleasure, and Out There, and so many huge albums
I was at the Austin Opera House when they did that for Stevie's live album. After they finished, they said the engineer had a problem with the recording, and they would have to do it again.
Jimmy Vaughan, an accomplished blues guitarist in his own right, was the guitarist for The Fabulous thunderbirds, a band worth reacting to as well. The Vaughan Brothers album was released just 1 month after Stevie's passing. If you get a chance, check out the Vaughan Brother's performance of "Pipeline".
This is from the Album The Vaughan Brothers Family Style it was the last album he recorded before he passed and it was not Released until Stevie passed
This album was ready to go and I believe they had a tour planned but Stevie was killed before this came out. That's why in the video it only shows older shots of him.
Thank you so much for checking out this video! This is from the Family Style album released in 1990 after SRV's tragic death. Again, thanks, Rob Squad !
I remember when this came out. The Berlin Wall had come down, the Cold War ended, musicians were singing songs of love and hope, and for one brief shining moment, world peace seemed like it could become a thing.
You should definitely do SVR "Life by the Drop". This is a clean and sober SRV with a beautiful song about his addictions. Great acoustic guitar from SRV. It broke my heart when he died. RIP.
Jimmie is also an amazing guitar player. The little clip of them playing together is from the song Pipeline, they play together on a double neck guitar. You should definitely do the video.
Never heard this before you guys played it. I'm in love with it and it's message. Gotta go download it. Great song and wonderful reaction. The ♥️ LOVE ♥️ goes both ways! We all love you guys and your whole family. And that includes Meatloaf too 🐶
Family Style is an eclectic mix of songs by the brothers, not necessarily in the styles we usually connect them with. It is a super album which I still have on vinyl from when it was released.
Jay & Amber, I hope I can speak for others when I say, We love you guys too. ❤ I've been watching you and your family for a good while now and you never disappoint.
Jay and Amber i really love you too. I don't know what i would do if you stopped. It makes my days better i always look forward everyday listening to good music together.
One of my favorite stories about them is Stevie told that he wanted to play Jimmy’s guitar and Jimmy would tell him not to touch it but as soon as Jimmy would leave the house Stevie would grab jimmy guitar and start playing it and another one was where Jimmy was trying to teach Stevie some cords but Stevie had a hard time catching on Jimmy told him if o have to show You one more I am going to kick your butt and the next thing you know they was scuffling
Amber, I love you and your family so much ❤️ You made me cry when you talked about us, the family 😊 Me and my family are going through a very hard year and it doesn't seem to be letting up. So, thank you guys for helping me make it through the days when I doubt my strength!
The video here had featured Jimmy at the first of it and Stevie through older footage. The album that this song came off of was released a few weeks after Stevie Ray's death.
The necklace that Jimmy is wearing in this video is the one Stevie had on when he was killed in the helicopter crash, it's hard to watch without crying. 😪
You need to listen to some of the Fabulous Thunderbirds hits like Tough Enough. Also check out the band Arc Angels they formed after SRV death with Double Trouble and family friends Doyle Brahmhall and Charlie Sexton.
I've said this many many times before, you guys are two very beautiful souls. I'm so glad you guys found each other and I found you. a person with a good soul is a strong thing, two together are unstoppable. Step back and look at what you two beautiful people have done. How many people are out there loving each other and making other people smile because of you. I've never had the pleasure of meeting you and it may not mean much but I am proud of both of you and I wish you well. Keep up the good work!
I have also never heard this one before! Very beautiful and very relevant any day and especially today! Also made me tear up! 😢❤❤ I love how you two are so open to reacting to pretty much anything and open to sharing your feelings with us! You have such beautiful hearts and souls and I hope to continue watching your reactions!❤❤
So, so good! RIP SRV! This whole album is fire! Kind of getting choked up listening, knowing that with what is going on all over the world today, the message really hits hard. Check out "My Babe" by the Fabulous Thunderbirds!
Cool ,smooth sound and very catchy beat and guitar, really good. To digress Amber wanted to get into more 90's the other evening, so a couple of great 90's tracks are 'Angels by Robbie Williams and 'See the Lights' by Simple Minds-Colin Ward
I can only imagine Stevie Ray's and Jimmy's parents enduring many days and late nights as their amazing sons perfected their skills with amps cranked up to 11. Great choice of song to react to.
Y'all should check out telephone by Stevie and Jimmy. It's great to see young folks like you guys appreciate great music that I grew up listening to. It really makes my day. Thanks for keeping it alive.
Stevie,mostly a blues man....Jimmy mostly a southern rocker...together = brotherhood!! RIP SRV!! lots of good Fabulous Thunderbirds songs...think they're first really big hit was Tuff Enuff although my fav was always Two-Time My Lovin'...oh and Wrap It Up is damn good!!
The fact that this song was a hit shortly after Stevie died made me miss him even more. Even now I usually get a little emotional when I hear this song, especially seeing the clips of Stevie and his brother playing as children. It illustrates how short life can be.
A couple favourite songs from Family Style are "DFW" and "Brothers". Jimmie was with the Fabulous Thunderbirds and a song you should check out is "Tuff Enuff". Another slow song by Stevie is "Life by the Drop", with this song Stevie plays Acoustic Guitar. Keep having Fun on this Magical Music ride that we all are enjoying.
Jimmy still plays around Austin a lot. One of the greatest rhythm guitarists, ever. Check out his old band The Fabulous Thunderbirds “The Crawl”, “You Ain’t Nuthin But Fine”, “She’s Tuff”. All blues rock bangers!
I absolutely LOVE 💕 you Amber Jay & you’re babies. Imagine what this world would be without all this Hate in this world 😢you ALWAYS put a smile on my face! I’m so happy I found your channel. GOD BLESS ❤🙏🏻
Very cool video for a great song. Another great song off that album is Telephone Song. That is definitely more a Stevie song. Jimmy Vaughn was the guitarist for the Fabulous Thunderbirds. Check out Wrap It Up that was a pretty bad hit for the Thunderbirds. If yo want to check out a really cool song from Jimmy solo. On the sound track for From Dusk To Dawn. There's a song Jimmy has on there called Dengue Woman Blues. From Dusk To Dawn would be a good movie to check out for Halloween on your movie reaction channel. George Clooney, Quentin Tarantino, Harvey Keitel, Juliette Lewis, Salma Hayek, Cheech Marin from Cheech & Chong. Very cool movie.
Since you've done The Vaughan Brothers you should do Santana Brothers. Santana Brothers is a 1994 album by Carlos Santana, his brother Jorge, and his nephew Carlos Hernandez. I would recommend: En Aranjuez Con Tu Amor, Contiigo or Luz Amor Y Vida.
Yiu must fi Jimmy's band. The Fabulous Thunderbirds. Tuff enough. Little bit of Stevie in hom. Love you guys. Peace and love. Keep on rocking. Let's go Hoos
Jimmy is Stevie's older brother. When Jimmy started playing guitar, little brother had to follow. The Fabulous Thunderbirds was Jimmy's band. SRV was playing in bands at 14. ☮❤🎶
Please review 'Things We've Handed Down' by Marc (Walking in Memphis) Cohn. Guaranteed to grab you by the feels and transport you back to the birth of the WEE ones!!
Hey y'all, I'm Gerry from Tulsa. I love that you played the Vaughn Brothers. I am currently sitting across the table from my best friend and Tulsa musician, Charlie Redd. He is the backup singer for Jimmy Vaughn, going on 20 years now. Toured the world with him. He too is digging the fact you are playing Jimmy and Stevie. Keep it up guys, we enjoy it
Thank you both for ratifying what I and many people grew up with, it was real and emotional. I love that you get it. Life moves on but, we are all the same. God bless you all... MUSIC LIVES....
Look up the Johnny Carson Tonight show with The Fabulous Thunderbirds. They play Tough Enough and Wrap It Up back to back without a commercial break. Jimmy V on guitar. The Thunderbirds were the original house band at Antone's in Austin, TX, a premier blues venue in the whole country. Stevie Ray played there nant times, and more recently Gary Clark Jr, as well as many top current blues guitarists, male and female.
Thank you for another great reaction video. Loved your message. If you want to see some more Jimmie Vaughn check out this jam session with Jimmie, Eric Clapton, Buddy Guy, Robert Cray and friends at the Crossroads Festival. Awesome guitar jam! ua-cam.com/video/Kh5lcx0kAMo/v-deo.html
Unfortunately Stevie passed away before the video was made so it's all stock footage of SRV. Jimmie was the older brother that inspired Stevie to play.. Check out Jimmies band The Fabulous Thunderbird's
Check out the 'Fabulous Thunderbirds' with Jimmy Vaugh, they were before Stevie Ray got famous :) This is a very 'Timely' reminder that the Age of Man is almost finished, Got Jesus :)
Finally been trying to get them for long-time. Knew Jimmy before SRV, actually the didn't get along well when first met Jimmie couple years or so loved both of them as people as well still talk to Jimmie who's some is good as well. YOU guys talk about delta blues well I was introduced to Vaughns by blues artist named Omar Dykes From Ms met in Austin he later did blues album with Jim you'll love him deep voice harmonica ,come on great blues guitarist introduced me to Vaughn S. AS THXS TO HIM Omar and the Howlers Down in Mississippi you'll be back
Want a live slow bles one with both Vaugns and two other great blues artist was at this show. Live from Austin City limits JIMMIE Vaughn, SRV, Angela Streheli, KIM Wilson Jimmies lead singer Harmonica player in his band Fabulous Thunderbirds Ben trying lon time
I realize with this that I am kind of surprised that you guys haven't found Jimmy Vaughn's band The Fabulous Thunderbirds. Tuff Enuff was a big hit for them. However, first I want you to listen to John Hiatt - Have A Little Faith In Me.
Hey, Kathy, here - OMG SRV and his brother!!! Heaven!! OMG, I loved it!! Never have heard this one either. And I agree with you about this one. It is different from any other SRV songs that I know. It is sweet. And really guys? You are the two that bring a little happiness and fun on a daily basis for me. I am 68 and only recently decided to check out UA-cam about 5 months or so ago, and your channel was one of the first ones I found. I just think you guys are two of the most positive people I get to "interact" with some days. Not for any reason other than when it gets cold, I don't like the cold! LOL So, thank you for the joy you two bring to your audience. There is a reason your channel has grown, and why we keep coming back to watch. It's you two! Peace out and stay blessed!
My two favorite tracks from this album are YOU'LL BE MINE and the TELEPHONE SONG. The brothers clearly enjoy playing together on this after the early years when it wasn't necessarily true. Jimmy was k kwn to have been a bit of a bully toward Stevie. But during his meteoric rise in the 8o's, and after a stint in rehab, they were able to seal the crack in their brotherhood. This music is the proof of that healing. We wish was time for more, but time ran out for Stevie. May he rest in peace.
Jimmie Lee opened the door for his little brother. Until Stevie Ray came along Jimmie was one of the most respected blues guitarists in Austin Texas, which is really saying something. He is most famous though as the front man and lead guitarists for The Fabulous thunderbirdd. Their biggest hit, and it was big, was TUFF ENUFF. Check it out!
Perhaps my favourite song from the Family Style album, is Telephone Song. EDIT: Actually I just went to listen to the album again, as I hadn't listened to it in a few years, and remembered that Hard to Be, is also amazing. This has been quite the trip down memory lane.
If you're going to do songs from "The Vaughan Brothers" album "Family Style", you have to do "The Telephone Song". It rocks. This video brings tears to my eyes, with the old home movie footage of Stevie and Jimmy when they were young.
Jimmy was Stevie's #1 guitar hero. To see one of Jimmy's most famous moments check out 80's classic "Tuff Enuff" with his band the Fabulous Thunderbirds. This is happy but sad - Stevie was gone when they made this video. He'd just repaired his relationship with hi brother and the music they started making and evolving, no telling where things could have gone. Instead of thinking about the sad part of this, it is better to know it can still spread joy and that is just how time and change works. Put your light out there to anyone you can - you can touch and change somebody with the simplest act or moment. Peace//
Jimmy Vaughn was the guitar player for The Fabulous Thunderbirds. They are great as well you should check them out.
Tough Enough would be a good song to check out by the T Birds
Wrap It Up would be another great Fabulous Thunderbirds song.
This is from the album "Family Style". It was the culmination of a lifetime dream of the brothers to record something together. It wasn't ready to be released before Stevie passed🙁. It is really a fun album🎸🎶‼️. You missed a lot of snippets of the boys when they were young and out playing in the yard. Rewatch sometime. Thanks for bringing this today.👋🙌🎉🎊👏🎸🎶✌️💙
I love Jay and Amber but it just hurts my heart when they close their eyes during an iconic video and don't watch what's going on. I understand being overtaken by the music, but you're missing a chance to see past history.
@@candacemay7187 agree 100%
I understand getting swept away but watch it while reacting‼️👋✌️
Family Style is such a great record! What is better than 1 Vaughan? Answer : 2 Vaughan Brothers on 1 record!😊
I got Family Style back in the Columbia House CD days. Still, one of my favorite albums. I love "Mama Said".
Jay & Amber, you'll love Jimmie Vaughan's "Tuff Enuff" when he was in The Fabulous Thunderbirds!!!
edit- Jimmie co-wrote "Tick Tock" with Nile Rodgers.
Who else pictures Al Bundy when Tuff Enuff plays?
Very Nice, and Amber Your comments 'from the heart' were really Wonderful! Great Reaction, and Love You Guys! :)
Just can't find much better of a tune....LOVE the Vaughan Brothers....I miss Stevie: SO MUCH!! Lyrics really make you think on this one....very touching!! Thanks for MAKING MY DAY!!! HUGS!! ❤❤❤❤
Jimmie Vaughan, as a member of The Fabulous Thunderbirds, has contributed to some cool songs. Here's a list of some of their noteworthy tracks:
"Tuff Enuff" - This song is perhaps one of The Fabulous Thunderbirds' most recognizable hits, known for its catchy melody and Jimmie Vaughan's bluesy guitar work.
"Wrap It Up" - A classic rhythm and blues track with a blend of soulful vocals and bluesy guitar licks, showcasing Jimmie Vaughan's signature style.
"Why Get Up" - An upbeat and energetic song with a great groove and Jimmie Vaughan's exceptional guitar playing.
"Powerful Stuff" - A blues-rock track with a gritty edge and memorable guitar riffs by Jimmie Vaughan.
"Look at That, Look at That" - This song features Jimmie Vaughan's bluesy guitar work and harmonica, creating a lively and infectious rhythm.
"Rock This Place" - A rollicking rock and blues tune with Jimmie Vaughan's guitar skills taking center stage.
"Can't Stop Rockin'" - This collaboration with B.B. King combines the talents of two legendary guitarists and results in a captivating blues track.
"My Babe" - A cover of the classic Little Walter song, featuring Jimmie Vaughan's electrifying guitar solos.
"Love in Common" - A bluesy ballad that showcases the band's versatility and Jimmie Vaughan's emotive guitar playing.
"Too Many Ties That Bind" - A blues-rock track with a soulful edge, highlighting Jimmie Vaughan's guitar prowess.
These songs represent a mix of blues, rock, and R&B, and they demonstrate Jimmie Vaughan's exceptional guitar skills and The Fabulous Thunderbirds' ability to create a unique and captivating sound
No need for me to give suggestions after this list. Definitely dive into The Fabulous Thunderbirds Jay and Amber. And please listen to Life By The Drop from SRV's last album The Sky Is Crying.
Another of the Thunderbirds older fun songs you missed is "She's Tuff" ...... just sayin'
Great tune and a message that is more important now than when it was released. There is so much bad in the world currently that we need a channel like this and the community you have created to remind us that all is not lost and good people still exist. Thanks Rob Squad. ✌️
Back then there was just as much bad in the world as there is now
Saccharine.
Produced by Nile Rodgers of "Chic" and producer of huge albums Bowie-Lets Dance, Jimmie Vaughan- Strange Pleasure, and Out There, and so many huge albums
You guys have got to see the duet with Jimmy and Stevie playing Pipeline on a double-neck guitar at the same time
YES! Great video, amazing playing by the Vaughn Brothers on the same guitar! They would freak.
Freakin awesome video!!!
I was at the Austin Opera House when they did that for Stevie's live album. After they finished, they said the engineer had a problem with the recording, and they would have to do it again.
Here's the link to Pipeline. ua-cam.com/video/TdmlEZAWYIM/v-deo.htmlsi=MKG30LZiOioHln7C
A must watch, imo.
This tune still brings a tear to my eye...Much Love to you all! 😘
Jimmy Vaughan, an accomplished blues guitarist in his own right, was the guitarist for The Fabulous thunderbirds, a band worth reacting to as well. The Vaughan Brothers album was released just 1 month after Stevie's passing. If you get a chance, check out the Vaughan Brother's performance of "Pipeline".
This is from the Album The Vaughan Brothers Family Style it was the last album he recorded before he passed and it was not Released until Stevie passed
Amber and Jordan you may like The Vaughn Brothers,;-(Pipeline) you MUST watch the video not just audio. Keep up with the good work 😎👍
This album was ready to go and I believe they had a tour planned but Stevie was killed before this came out. That's why in the video it only shows older shots of him.
When they played together, Stevie Ray always praised his older brother...a very humble man...
That was ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL, I cried the whole time, God BLESS us all
I love that they are both soooo genuine!!!
Thanks kids; you are making my day. Period.
Thank you so much for checking out this video! This is from the Family Style album released in 1990 after SRV's tragic death. Again, thanks, Rob Squad !
I remember when this came out. The Berlin Wall had come down, the Cold War ended, musicians were singing songs of love and hope, and for one brief shining moment, world peace seemed like it could become a thing.
Have you reacted to The Temptations’ Papa Was A Rolling Stone ? If you haven’t you are missing out …has horns 😊
Jimmy was a member of The Fabulous Thunderbirds
Jimmy did a tribute album to Stevie. Where several Blues artists past and present participated. The end jam session was phenomenal. A must see.
You should definitely do SVR "Life by the Drop". This is a clean and sober SRV with a beautiful song about his addictions. Great acoustic guitar from SRV. It broke my heart when he died. RIP.
Here is a video of both Vaughn brothers playing one guitar at the same time: ua-cam.com/video/GSHDWIxPoaA/v-deo.html
Jimmie is also an amazing guitar player. The little clip of them playing together is from the song Pipeline, they play together on a double neck guitar. You should definitely do the video.
This whole album is phenomenal ❤
Jimmy Vaughn was leader of the Fabulous Thunderbirds. "Tuff Enuff" "Powerful Stuff" "Wrap It Up" "Rock This Place"
Never heard this before you guys played it. I'm in love with it and it's message. Gotta go download it. Great song and wonderful reaction.
The ♥️ LOVE ♥️ goes both ways! We all love you guys and your whole family. And that includes Meatloaf too 🐶
If you like saccharine.
Family Style is an eclectic mix of songs by the brothers, not necessarily in the styles we usually connect them with. It is a super album which I still have on vinyl from when it was released.
One of my all time favorite songs...Thanks for reacting...Stevie`s song " Crossfire " is an awesome song also.
They did it already. Good video.
Thank you...Usually I check first, but I did not check this time to see if they had done it...I forgot that they did it.@@joshsmith302
If you've done any reactions to The Fabulous Thunderbirds, then you know Stevie's brother. If not, "Tuff Enough" is a great place to start.
Jay & Amber, I hope I can speak for others when I say, We love you guys too. ❤
I've been watching you and your family for a good while now and you never disappoint.
Great tune. Great video too. Fabulous Thunderbirds played in our little city and were great. Thanks.
You might want to try SRV’s Willie the Wimp and His Cadillac Coffin next.
Jay and Amber i really love you too. I don't know what i would do if you stopped. It makes my days better i always look forward everyday listening to good music together.
One of my favorite stories about them is Stevie told that he wanted to play Jimmy’s guitar and Jimmy would tell him not to touch it but as soon as Jimmy would leave the house Stevie would grab jimmy guitar and start playing it and another one was where Jimmy was trying to teach Stevie some cords but Stevie had a hard time catching on Jimmy told him if o have to show
You one more I am going to kick your butt and the next thing you know they was scuffling
Amber, I love you and your family so much ❤️ You made me cry when you talked about us, the family 😊
Me and my family are going through a very hard year and it doesn't seem to be letting up.
So, thank you guys for helping me make it through the days when I doubt my strength!
If it’s any consolation, please know that you’re not alone. ❤
Shes the most emotional and compassionate humans
It was wonderful seeing that one again. I still miss Stevie all these years later. Thank you for sharing this one, so happy you liked it.
I swear im a old white lady, but you 2 are my kids 😍👭😍👭😍👭 and I love seeing your kids in the shorts or in your videos 👭👭❤
Jimmy Vaughn is the guitarist for The Fabulous Thunderbirds,a group from the 80's to which you should react to. Tough Enough is their biggest hit.
The video here had featured Jimmy at the first of it and Stevie through older footage. The album that this song came off of was released a few weeks after Stevie Ray's death.
The necklace that Jimmy is wearing in this video is the one Stevie had on when he was killed in the helicopter crash, it's hard to watch without crying. 😪
HAVE to do Jimmy & Stevie "Pipeline" live. Trust me on this.
Jimmy inspired Stevie to play guitar. One of my all time favorite songs 😊
Their last name is spelled VAUGHAN, with two A's.
This is just after Stevie had kicked his demons and finally found a smile !
Life by The Drop is another SRV song that shows a different side of him
You need to listen to some of the Fabulous Thunderbirds hits like Tough Enough. Also check out the band Arc Angels they formed after SRV death with Double Trouble and family friends Doyle Brahmhall and Charlie Sexton.
Arc Angels were such a good band, Jay should love them
This whole album is fire. Every song. Worth a deep dive!
And.... Jimmy is Big Brother, and Pipeline is a must
This song was played at Stevies funeral 😢
A much needed song at this time. Tic toc....let's give peace a chance
I've said this many many times before, you guys are two very beautiful souls. I'm so glad you guys found each other and I found you. a person with a good soul is a strong thing, two together are unstoppable. Step back and look at what you two beautiful people have done. How many people are out there loving each other and making other people smile because of you. I've never had the pleasure of meeting you and it may not mean much but I am proud of both of you and I wish you well. Keep up the good work!
Nothing from Steamy Ray Vaughn?
I have also never heard this one before! Very beautiful and very relevant any day and especially today! Also made me tear up! 😢❤❤
I love how you two are so open to reacting to pretty much anything and open to sharing your feelings with us! You have such beautiful hearts and souls and I hope to continue watching your reactions!❤❤
So, so good! RIP SRV! This whole album is fire! Kind of getting choked up listening, knowing that with what is going on all over the world today, the message really hits hard. Check out "My Babe" by the Fabulous Thunderbirds!
SRV's gentle side shining through! 💖
Cool ,smooth sound and very catchy beat and guitar, really good. To digress Amber wanted to get into more 90's the other evening, so a couple of great 90's tracks are 'Angels by Robbie Williams and 'See the Lights' by Simple Minds-Colin Ward
I can only imagine Stevie Ray's and Jimmy's parents enduring many days and late nights as their amazing sons perfected their skills with amps cranked up to 11. Great choice of song to react to.
Best reaction channel on UA-cam
Y'all should check out telephone by Stevie and Jimmy. It's great to see young folks like you guys appreciate great music that I grew up listening to. It really makes my day. Thanks for keeping it alive.
Stevie,mostly a blues man....Jimmy mostly a southern rocker...together = brotherhood!! RIP SRV!! lots of good Fabulous Thunderbirds songs...think they're first really big hit was Tuff Enuff although my fav was always Two-Time My Lovin'...oh and Wrap It Up is damn good!!
The fact that this song was a hit shortly after Stevie died made me miss him even more. Even now I usually get a little emotional when I hear this song, especially seeing the clips of Stevie and his brother playing as children. It illustrates how short life can be.
have you tried J. Vaughn's "pride and joy"..jimmy better..hehe .poor steve..smiles winks ..brothers..
No matter where you come from we are all brothers and sister's . Greetings from scotland 🏴 . Alba shaor 🏴
The Fabulous Thunderbirds is definately a group you will enjoy. "Tuff Enuff", "Wrap It Up", their catalog is "Powerful Stuff" ;-)
The Impossible Dream 😢💔????
We keep pushing Forward Uphill all the Way!!!!!🤗🥰✌️❤️✌️❤️✌️❤️
A couple favourite songs from Family Style are "DFW" and "Brothers". Jimmie was with the Fabulous Thunderbirds and a song you should check out is "Tuff Enuff". Another slow song by Stevie is "Life by the Drop", with this song Stevie plays Acoustic Guitar. Keep having Fun on this Magical Music ride that we all are enjoying.
Jimmy still plays around Austin a lot. One of the greatest rhythm guitarists, ever. Check out his old band The Fabulous Thunderbirds “The Crawl”, “You Ain’t Nuthin But Fine”, “She’s Tuff”. All blues rock bangers!
I absolutely LOVE 💕 you Amber Jay & you’re babies. Imagine what this world would be without all this Hate in this world 😢you ALWAYS put a smile on my face! I’m so happy I found your channel. GOD BLESS ❤🙏🏻
Very cool video for a great song. Another great song off that album is Telephone Song. That is definitely more a Stevie song. Jimmy Vaughn was the guitarist for the Fabulous Thunderbirds. Check out Wrap It Up that was a pretty bad hit for the Thunderbirds. If yo want to check out a really cool song from Jimmy solo. On the sound track for From Dusk To Dawn. There's a song Jimmy has on there called Dengue Woman Blues.
From Dusk To Dawn would be a good movie to check out for Halloween on your movie reaction channel.
George Clooney, Quentin Tarantino, Harvey Keitel, Juliette Lewis, Salma Hayek, Cheech Marin from Cheech & Chong. Very cool movie.
Since you've done The Vaughan Brothers you should do Santana Brothers. Santana Brothers is a 1994 album by Carlos Santana, his brother Jorge, and his nephew Carlos Hernandez. I would recommend: En Aranjuez Con Tu Amor, Contiigo or Luz Amor Y Vida.
Yiu must fi Jimmy's band. The Fabulous Thunderbirds. Tuff enough. Little bit of Stevie in hom. Love you guys. Peace and love. Keep on rocking. Let's go Hoos
Jimmy is Stevie's older brother. When Jimmy started playing guitar, little brother had to follow. The Fabulous Thunderbirds was Jimmy's band. SRV was playing in bands at 14. ☮❤🎶
Please review 'Things We've Handed Down' by Marc (Walking in Memphis) Cohn. Guaranteed to grab you by the feels and transport you back to the birth of the WEE ones!!
You need to listen to MORE KANSAS!!! Try Miracles and Mayhem The Pinnacle! You’ll thank me later. But you won’t listen to it.
Jimmy Vaughn? You two must listen to his group THE FABULOUS THUNDERBIRDS - Song? TOUGH ENOUGH
Hey y'all, I'm Gerry from Tulsa. I love that you played the Vaughn Brothers. I am currently sitting across the table from my best friend and Tulsa musician, Charlie Redd. He is the backup singer for Jimmy Vaughn, going on 20 years now. Toured the world with him. He too is digging the fact you are playing Jimmy and Stevie. Keep it up guys, we enjoy it
OMG! Love this song. It's been at least 15 years since I've heard this song. Y'all need to check out Jimmie's band "The Fabulous Thunderbirds"
Strange Pleasure is a great album by Jimmy..any track
is fabulous..check him out.."Six Strings Down" is a song about Stevie..nice tribute🎶🙏😎
Thank you both for ratifying what I and many people grew up with, it was real and emotional. I love that you get it. Life moves on but, we are all the same. God bless you all... MUSIC LIVES....
Read years ago that Jimmie was a better TECHNICAL player than SRV, but Stevie was more Emotionally proficient.
Look up the Johnny Carson Tonight show with The Fabulous Thunderbirds. They play Tough Enough and Wrap It Up back to back without a commercial break. Jimmy V on guitar. The Thunderbirds were the original house band at Antone's in Austin, TX, a premier blues venue in the whole country. Stevie Ray played there nant times, and more recently Gary Clark Jr, as well as many top current blues guitarists, male and female.
Thank you for another great reaction video. Loved your message. If you want to see some more Jimmie Vaughn check out this jam session with Jimmie, Eric Clapton, Buddy Guy, Robert Cray and friends at the Crossroads Festival. Awesome guitar jam! ua-cam.com/video/Kh5lcx0kAMo/v-deo.html
Unfortunately Stevie passed away before the video was made so it's all stock footage of SRV. Jimmie was the older brother that inspired Stevie to play.. Check out Jimmies band The Fabulous Thunderbird's
Check out the 'Fabulous Thunderbirds' with Jimmy Vaugh, they were before Stevie Ray got famous :) This is a very 'Timely' reminder that the Age of Man is almost finished, Got Jesus :)
Finally been trying to get them for long-time. Knew Jimmy before SRV, actually the didn't get along well when first met Jimmie couple years or so loved both of them as people as well still talk to Jimmie who's some is good as well. YOU guys talk about delta blues well I was introduced to Vaughns by blues artist named Omar Dykes From Ms met in Austin he later did blues album with Jim you'll love him deep voice harmonica ,come on great blues guitarist introduced me to Vaughn S. AS THXS TO HIM Omar and the Howlers Down in Mississippi you'll be back
Want a live slow bles one with both Vaugns and two other great blues artist was at this show. Live from Austin City limits JIMMIE Vaughn, SRV, Angela Streheli, KIM Wilson Jimmies lead singer Harmonica player in his band Fabulous Thunderbirds Ben trying lon time
Hello Jay and Amber. You will love THE WHO Live at the Isle of Wight 1970 Young Man Blues. It will blow you away!!!!
Please Play P.M dawn - To Love Me More.
I realize with this that I am kind of surprised that you guys haven't found Jimmy Vaughn's band The Fabulous Thunderbirds. Tuff Enuff was a big hit for them. However, first I want you to listen to John Hiatt - Have A Little Faith In Me.
Hey, Kathy, here - OMG SRV and his brother!!! Heaven!! OMG, I loved it!! Never have heard this one either. And I agree with you about this one. It is different from any other SRV songs that I know. It is sweet. And really guys? You are the two that bring a little happiness and fun on a daily basis for me. I am 68 and only recently decided to check out UA-cam about 5 months or so ago, and your channel was one of the first ones I found. I just think you guys are two of the most positive people I get to "interact" with some days. Not for any reason other than when it gets cold, I don't like the cold! LOL So, thank you for the joy you two bring to your audience. There is a reason your channel has grown, and why we keep coming back to watch. It's you two! Peace out and stay blessed!
Jimmie made some great music with his band The Fabulous Thunderbirds. You should check out "Tuff Enuff," and "Wrap it Up."
My two favorite tracks from this album are YOU'LL BE MINE and the TELEPHONE SONG. The brothers clearly enjoy playing together on this after the early years when it wasn't necessarily true. Jimmy was k kwn to have been a bit of a bully toward Stevie. But during his meteoric rise in the 8o's, and after a stint in rehab, they were able to seal the crack in their brotherhood. This music is the proof of that healing. We wish was time for more, but time ran out for Stevie. May he rest in peace.
Jimmie Lee opened the door for his little brother. Until Stevie Ray came along Jimmie was one of the most respected blues guitarists in Austin Texas, which is really saying something. He is most famous though as the front man and lead guitarists for The Fabulous thunderbirdd. Their biggest hit, and it was big, was TUFF ENUFF. Check it out!
Perhaps my favourite song from the Family Style album, is Telephone Song.
EDIT: Actually I just went to listen to the album again, as I hadn't listened to it in a few years, and remembered that Hard to Be, is also amazing. This has been quite the trip down memory lane.
Check out Jimmie’s band the Fabulous Thunderbirds! Wrap It Up and the classic Tough Enough.
If you're going to do songs from "The Vaughan Brothers" album "Family Style", you have to do "The Telephone Song". It rocks.
This video brings tears to my eyes, with the old home movie footage of Stevie and Jimmy when they were young.
Jimmy was Stevie's #1 guitar hero. To see one of Jimmy's most famous moments check out 80's classic "Tuff Enuff" with his band the Fabulous Thunderbirds. This is happy but sad - Stevie was gone when they made this video. He'd just repaired his relationship with hi brother and the music they started making and evolving, no telling where things could have gone. Instead of thinking about the sad part of this, it is better to know it can still spread joy and that is just how time and change works. Put your light out there to anyone you can - you can touch and change somebody with the simplest act or moment. Peace//
I don't know how many emails I've sent about Jimmy Vaughn and the Fabulous Thunderbirds. This will put Jimmy on the Rob Squad map.