The king of the blues, the late B.B. King once said that he loved to watch Stevie play, because Stevie would walk out on stage, and within a couple of notes it was like Stevie tapped into his own private radio station, and we all got to listen along. High praise indeed!
Theres more where that came from. The guy has soul. He plays the whole guitar. Attacks the guitar i should say and it sings with emotion. He is completely connected with it and is in total command. A master and true artist. Your ears and emotions are his medium. Cant thank you enough for bringing this out of the past.
That is true passion you are witnessing💯. It's not about pain, only effort, expertise, and pure passion for making music. He is shredding on 0.13 gauge strings that 90% of people can't even play and he gets swept up in the music he is playing, will be subbing for more Stevie Ray! Suggesting one of his original works called Riveria Paradise from the 1989 Austin City Limits venue.🎶💙🎸🎶
Welcome to the blues. You got it right. Its down in their souls. A strong feeling coming through. Check out more SRV and some other great blues artists. Your'e gonna love it. Good job to you both.
Thanks for the video memories! I saw SRV and Double Trouble at a small venue bar downtown in Austin, TX in the early 80's. Didn't know who he was when I went in, but sure did after his show. Happy trails to ya'll!
The blues is nothin' but feelin' ❤❤❤❤ He's been playin' guitar behind his back simce he was 10 years old gone down the road on his bike. Nothin' new for Stevie. ❤❤ He's also my Brother. ❤❤
This amazing live performance was recorded at a small blues venue call the El Macombo on Danforth Ave in Toronto Canada. There were maybe 100 people that had the privilege to witness SRV one in a lifetime experience.
He is the greatest guitarist of all time in my opinion. He played 13 Guage strings that ripped his fingertips off, he then super glued them back on. Absolute savage.
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What you just witnessed was the greatest blues player that has ever lived. The legendary B B KING said “I play the blues in sentences. Stevie Ray Vaughan plays the blues in paragraphs.” He also said, referring to Stevie Ray “the best blues man I ever heard was a white boy from Dallas, Texas”.
This is a transcendental performance - the audiences are teleported somewhere else during each 'change', and always enjoy the ride. As much as anything else, this performance is evidence that SRV understood the value of Showmanship. He wanted energize the audience before the climatic end - and he did.
I love SRV so much...Pink Floyd is my fav, love the Stones and of course Zeppelin, but my biggest regret is that I never got see this man live - huge swing and a miss. Rest in peace Stevie, your music, especially your videos, will live forever (and blow away Schoolteachers - LOL).
SRV definitely feels what he's playing. You can witness it by watching him play the same song at different venues and although you know it's the same song, he plays it like he's feeling it in the moment with added improv. In my opinion, he's definitely in the top 3 best there ever was. RIP SRV!!
I was fortunate enough to see his last two shows in Fargo and East Troy (Alpine Valley). Clapton was there too the night of that terrible helicopter crash that took Stevie’s life.
@@brithaddenhadden8383 Oh let me guess, because he played for Queen... Give it a break, Queen isn't a top tier band, I don't care how gay they are. Can't even come close to Led Zeppelin, 10 years after, Pink Floyd, and many others. Just because all u idiots want to virtue signal doesn't make it so. Just be honest for once.
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Perfect reaction …you let the artist do his thing uninterrupted… Trusting viewers to wait….I listened to your analysis.. very respectful….youngsters… I saw him 3 times….he was a monster Thanks for this
Some of the SEXIEST BLUES I'VE EVER HEARD!! There will NEVER be another SRV. RIP, STEVIE!! Stevie FELT his music, SO MUCH: HE WAS the MUSIC!! Those feelings came out in his facial expressions. Thanks for this reaction!!
You can have your favorite, but SRV is my Guitar playing G.O.A.T. . I count myself lucky to have seen him in concert 4 times. 😎 Gone WAY Too Soon. RIP , Stevie.
Hi C & A I'm still baffled that there's people still haven't heard of Stevie Ray? I do realize that people have there lives to lead and I'm a 66 year old musician and since I was 15 my life was involved in music😎so I can't judge anyone else🙏 I'f you want to see SRV at his besst where he truly earned his GOAT status watch his video Live from 1989 Austin City Limits performane of Look At Little Sister where he breaks a string in the middle of a solo and changes guitars😧it's AMAZING
this man sang on his guitar than every other guitarist ever did. instruments want to be the human voice, if you know how to play them, they work, they sing. this is a prime example of this
Nice reaction, had a hunch you would like this one. There are many GOATS but he is one of the most revered by his contemporaries. Such an untimely departure, he and gotten clean and was just getting started. RIP
SRV at the El Mocambo - song is Lenny in honor of his wife....hard licks, soft teasing of the notes, best guitar performance ever.....ever.....ever.....ever
I am glad you got my request and know that you will really like the Stevie ray cover of voodoo child. and as I said you should really check out gary moore as he is also an amazing guitarist.
This is hard core blues at it's Apex! Blues artists don't just play the music they feel every single note thus the grimaces on their faces and the contorted body language...Notice the sweat just pouring down his face...Beth Hart sheds as much sweat when she sings...it's indeed a passion when you feel the music...Many guitarist thought that SRV was channeling the music through his fingers to his guitar because as explained by one, might have been Clapton, that even the best will have a slight pause here and there as they transition from one lick to another...not SRV it just flows seamlessly and yes the whole damn song becomes a solo...All I can add is with Jimi and Stevie jamin up in the spiritual word it must be pure sweet heaven!
Welcome to Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble! One of the things that made Stevie great was surrounding himself with damned near perfect band members who just want to support the song, which as you noted was in this case basically one long guitar solo. Chris Layton on drums and Tommy Shannon on bass are there, and you almost can't notice, which was the intent. I'd recommend checking out the studio version of "Riviera Paradise", from Stevie's final record In Step. Double Trouble had added the great Reese Wynans on keyboards, and Stevie graciously relinquished some of the spotlight to this other excellent soloist. One of my big regrets in life in regard to music is that I never got to see them live. Looking back, I'm pretty sure I had the opportunity, but never went. Don't wait for the next tour, because it may never happen...buy tickets for who's touring today!
You are spot on it was physically painful to play 13 gauge strings and attack the guitar as he did..,you probably wont see but a hand few attempt to ever replicate this physicallity ever again! Long live the King!
STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN played with his brother in The Fabulous Thunderbirds band; I heard them at THE DOUBLE DOOR INN Charlotte, NC He is ranked at number 7 among the greatist gutarists. May he RIP.
For future video reactions, when using those kind of headphones, the side with the wire on it is always your Left ear speaker. It matters. Panning/Balance. They even have an "L" and a "R" on each side. Stevie Ray Vaughan --- Look At Little Sister
You just watched something the likes of which you may never see again in your life!, jump down the Stevie Ray Vaughan rabbit hole, there’s a lot of good stuff out there, I suggest Tin Pan Ally live with Johnny Copeland, and life without you at the capital theater live, it’s best to watch SRV live, also anything from these performances at the El Macombo are great!❤
Your comment of how his facial expression looked like pure torment is interesting… and you also noted the amount of sweat dripping. This is because he was indeed living in torment. He had just been revived from a cocaine overdose only one hour prior to this performance. And the real tragedy was that he eventually got completely clean and sober, only to perish in a helicopter crash. RIP Stevie, you were the one.
The slow string-bending comes from Albert King (also rip), Stevie's friend and mentor. Albert was a pioneer of the electric blues, and he played a upside-down Flying V guitar. His influence can be found through, Eric Clapton, Gary Moore, David Gilmour, and many others. For further Albert King, try, You're Gonna Need Me, You Sure Drive A Hard Bargain, I Love Lucy. While Stevie's play is phenomenal, here, I thought that the song went on a little too long, without enough changes to the music. Peace
Now that you've see the greatest guitar performance ever check out the greatest vocal performance ever with Bobby Hatfield of the Righteous Brothers singing Unchained Melody live on the Andy Williams Show live 1965! Then the absolute insane chaos of the mega talented Focus doing Hocus Pocus live from 1973 Midnite Special!!!
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His whole show was a guitar solo. SRV fans should check youtube for any of his live performance in Tokyo, Japan where he is wearing a red velvet outfit. The Voo Doo Chile slight return version from Tokyo is on the edge.
No your orgasm analogy is not ridiculous and after watching that song I've always felt like he and guitar both needed a cigarette! SRV didn't just play the guitar, he felt deep down to his soul the notes he was picking, he was expressing his emotions through it. If you want another one to be wowed over then check out his Voodoo Chile from Austin City Limits.
Give a listen to "Look At Little Sister" by Steve Ray with Jeff Heally. OMG! Two of the best on a SRV song. Jeff was blind since the age of 2, so his method on the guitar is quite unique. God called both home long before their time.
There are really great guitar players but none of them can go to where Stevi plays. Stevi is a poet who plays and sings his prose. No one has ever or will ever again do what Stevi does.
Stevie was plagued with drug problems in his earlier career. This was his best performance on tape, but he also was in a cocaine induced coma one HOUR before this show. Doctors were rushed to administer vitamin injections and IV fluids to rouse him. Hence all the extra extra notes and sweat. RIP SRV
10:44 That really is funny about guitarists, but there's an actual reason - ever listen to a guitar with a heavy "wah" sound on it and realize you're mouthing the wah a little? Guitar has such a uniquely vocal timbre and frequency range that if you resonate with it, it actually feels like speech. Then when you strap one of those things on and get in flow with it, you and it become one thing. People make fun of it being an extension of our crotches, but - while, yes, that's a thing too, it's actually a representative for the voice box and 3rd eye.
This is one of (if not THE) greatest guitar performances ever.
1 of ten maybe . few blues guys , steve vai , eddie van halen . randy, Buckethead , fk man i can go on
and of course Yngwie Malmsteen
The king of the blues, the late B.B. King once said that he loved to watch Stevie play, because Stevie would walk out on stage, and within a couple of notes it was like Stevie tapped into his own private radio station, and we all got to listen along. High praise indeed!
Theres more where that came from. The guy has soul. He plays the whole guitar. Attacks the guitar i should say and it sings with emotion. He is completely connected with it and is in total command. A master and true artist. Your ears and emotions are his medium. Cant thank you enough for bringing this out of the past.
thank you for your nice comment
Stevie was the absolute best! AND was a kind and humble soul as well!
Yep after he got off that BS coke before not so kind
Welcome to the Texas Blues. I am so glad that today's youth is discovering and enjoying an artist we've been enjoying for over 40 years.
SRV's guitar is beautiful. Every pick scratch, dent, buckle rash, sweat stain tells a story. That guitar has a lot of miles on it. ✌
He was God's gift to us. Gone way too soon. Had the pleasure of being at his concert
Your ears have been blessed.
That is true passion you are witnessing💯. It's not about pain, only effort, expertise, and pure passion for making music. He is shredding on 0.13 gauge strings that 90% of people can't even play and he gets swept up in the music he is playing, will be subbing for more Stevie Ray!
Suggesting one of his original works called Riveria Paradise from the 1989 Austin City Limits venue.🎶💙🎸🎶
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Welcome to the blues. You got it right. Its down in their souls. A strong feeling coming through. Check out more SRV and some other great blues artists. Your'e gonna love it. Good job to you both.
Thanks for the video memories! I saw SRV and Double Trouble at a small venue bar downtown in Austin, TX in the early 80's. Didn't know who he was when I went in, but sure did after his show. Happy trails to ya'll!
The blues is nothin' but feelin' ❤❤❤❤ He's been playin' guitar behind his back simce he was 10 years old gone down the road on his bike. Nothin' new for Stevie. ❤❤ He's also my Brother. ❤❤
This amazing live performance was recorded at a small blues venue call the El Macombo on Danforth Ave in Toronto Canada.
There were maybe 100 people that had the privilege to witness SRV one in a lifetime experience.
He was one the great wonders of the world!
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Thanks for not pausing that’s the way to do it guys.
He is the greatest guitarist of all time in my opinion. He played 13 Guage strings that ripped his fingertips off, he then super glued them back on. Absolute savage.
Great reaction, a must see is "life without you "at the capital theater, it's truly incredible ! Srv will always be the goat ❤thanks
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What you just witnessed was the greatest blues player that has ever lived. The legendary B B KING said “I play the blues in sentences. Stevie Ray Vaughan plays the blues in paragraphs.” He also said, referring to Stevie Ray “the best blues man I ever heard was a white boy from Dallas, Texas”.
Saw him in 1989 shortly before he died with Jeff Beck. It was total magic. The man just flowed his soul through his guitar.
This is a transcendental performance - the audiences are teleported somewhere else during each 'change', and always enjoy the ride. As much as anything else, this performance is evidence that SRV understood the value of Showmanship. He wanted energize the audience before the climatic end - and he did.
I love SRV so much...Pink Floyd is my fav, love the Stones and of course Zeppelin, but my biggest regret is that I never got see this man live - huge swing and a miss. Rest in peace Stevie, your music, especially your videos, will live forever (and blow away Schoolteachers - LOL).
Fun fact: Stevie played on David Bowie’s “Let’s Dance” as well as other songs on the LP.
RIP, SRV.🎸
And Bowie couldn't have him get credit, so acted like he was playing in the music video. SrV walked on him after that.
@@Capnamerica84 Stevie was smart not to tour with Bowie.
SRV definitely feels what he's playing. You can witness it by watching him play the same song at different venues and although you know it's the same song, he plays it like he's feeling it in the moment with added improv. In my opinion, he's definitely in the top 3 best there ever was. RIP SRV!!
wow, he really changes it depending on how he's feeling!?
@@cadifferentreactionsoh my yes‼️
that's really cool
Srv Tin Pan alley live with Jonny Copeland and Life without you live at Capitol theater are amazing!
The man was a freak and force of nature. Great reaction, guys. Your production is looking good.
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@@cadifferentreactionsYou’re doing fine…
THE G.O.A.T.
according to a worldwide poll brian may is the greatest guitarist in history !
I was fortunate enough to see his last two shows in Fargo and East Troy (Alpine Valley). Clapton was there too the night of that terrible helicopter crash that took Stevie’s life.
BEST that ever walked the Earth.
Absolutely!!!
brian may is the best in history according to a worldwide poll !
@@brithaddenhadden8383 Oh let me guess, because he played for Queen... Give it a break, Queen isn't a top tier band, I don't care how gay they are. Can't even come close to Led Zeppelin, 10 years after, Pink Floyd, and many others. Just because all u idiots want to virtue signal doesn't make it so. Just be honest for once.
@@RodMcarty-r9i as a woman who loves Queen I do not trust anyone who doesn't love Queen !
One of the best.
Stevie Ray Vaughan is the G.O.A.T on guitar and singing 😁👍👏🔥🎸🇺🇲💯 !!!
Incredible performance.
Agree that you should look at "look at little sister" with Jeff Healey.
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Welcome to SRV. He should always be seen live. So, check out his song "Mary had a little lamb" LIVE at Austin city limits.
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Perfect reaction …you let the artist do his thing uninterrupted…
Trusting viewers to wait….I listened to your analysis.. very respectful….youngsters…
I saw him 3 times….he was a monster
Thanks for this
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What you witnessed is a Legend. ☮️to all.
welcome to Stevies world
Life Without You live is another great SRV performance
Some of the SEXIEST BLUES I'VE EVER HEARD!! There will NEVER be another SRV. RIP, STEVIE!! Stevie FELT his music, SO MUCH: HE WAS the MUSIC!! Those feelings came out in his facial expressions. Thanks for this reaction!!
One of the GOATS, what a loss but he left a lot of music so check out some of his other classics like Voodoo Child.
You can have your favorite, but SRV is my Guitar playing G.O.A.T. . I count myself lucky to have seen him in concert 4 times. 😎 Gone WAY Too Soon. RIP , Stevie.
SRV is from Dallas, Texas and made a name for himself in the bars of Austin, where they put up a statue of him after he died in a plane crash.
Stevie passed in a helicopter crash. Saddest day that I will never forget.
It is so much fun watching people lose their Vaughanginity!
Hi C & A I'm still baffled that there's people still haven't heard of Stevie Ray? I do realize that people have there lives to lead and I'm a 66 year old musician and since I was 15 my life was involved in music😎so I can't judge anyone else🙏 I'f you want to see SRV at his besst where he truly earned his GOAT status watch his video Live from 1989 Austin City Limits performane of Look At Little Sister where he breaks a string in the middle of a solo and changes guitars😧it's AMAZING
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He’s the guitar hero of other guitar heroes. The undisputed GOAT.
this man sang on his guitar than every other guitarist ever did. instruments want to be the human voice, if you know how to play them, they work, they sing. this is a prime example of this
Nice reaction, had a hunch you would like this one. There are many GOATS but he is one of the most revered by his contemporaries. Such an untimely departure, he and gotten clean and was just getting started. RIP
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Nothing like Stevie playin rockin Texas blues.
SRV at the El Mocambo - song is Lenny in honor of his wife....hard licks, soft teasing of the notes, best guitar performance ever.....ever.....ever.....ever
Stevie totally "owned" that guitar...he mastered it
It was a memorable night at the Elmo, it was broadcast live on TV and FM radio in Toronto
I am glad you got my request and know that you will really like the Stevie ray cover of voodoo child. and as I said you should really check out gary moore as he is also an amazing guitarist.
I saw him perform this live in 1989 in Dallas, Texas.
We lost Stevie way to early, RIP and play on forever!
SRV was one of the last true blues artists. Stevie's blood runs blue not red. ✌
Peak level musician
This is hard core blues at it's Apex! Blues artists don't just play the music they feel every single note thus the grimaces on their faces and the contorted body language...Notice the sweat just pouring down his face...Beth Hart sheds as much sweat when she sings...it's indeed a passion when you feel the music...Many guitarist thought that SRV was channeling the music through his fingers to his guitar because as explained by one, might have been Clapton, that even the best will have a slight pause here and there as they transition from one lick to another...not SRV it just flows seamlessly and yes the whole damn song becomes a solo...All I can add is with Jimi and Stevie jamin up in the spiritual word it must be pure sweet heaven!
Welcome to Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble! One of the things that made Stevie great was surrounding himself with damned near perfect band members who just want to support the song, which as you noted was in this case basically one long guitar solo. Chris Layton on drums and Tommy Shannon on bass are there, and you almost can't notice, which was the intent. I'd recommend checking out the studio version of "Riviera Paradise", from Stevie's final record In Step. Double Trouble had added the great Reese Wynans on keyboards, and Stevie graciously relinquished some of the spotlight to this other excellent soloist. One of my big regrets in life in regard to music is that I never got to see them live. Looking back, I'm pretty sure I had the opportunity, but never went. Don't wait for the next tour, because it may never happen...buy tickets for who's touring today!
Sometimes..you can't figure it out and just appreciate how good it really is. Lol
You are spot on it was physically painful to play 13 gauge strings and attack the guitar as he did..,you probably wont see but a hand few attempt to ever replicate this physicallity ever again! Long live the King!
The blues was born in suffering. SRV extracts from that suffering a beautiful silver lining.
STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN played with his brother in The Fabulous Thunderbirds band; I heard them at THE DOUBLE DOOR INN Charlotte, NC He is ranked at number 7 among the greatist gutarists. May he RIP.
For future video reactions, when using those kind of headphones, the side with the wire on it is always your Left ear speaker. It matters. Panning/Balance. They even have an "L" and a "R" on each side.
Stevie Ray Vaughan --- Look At Little Sister
Just subbed up so glad to see people experience srv we need some Hendrix, I recommend hey Joe live at winter 10.12.68
Best guitarist ever
It’s a break up song, the emotion of the back and forth is the guitar. Listen a couple more times and it all plays out… amazing
You just watched something the likes of which you may never see again in your life!, jump down the Stevie Ray Vaughan rabbit hole, there’s a lot of good stuff out there, I suggest Tin Pan Ally live with Johnny Copeland, and life without you at the capital theater live, it’s best to watch SRV live, also anything from these performances at the El Macombo are great!❤
Saw him a few times in Austin... best guitar player I ever saw.
Yes, SRV, one of the 🐐 🐐 🐐
Stuff like this makes you question what you're doing with your life, LOL... He's that good.
It's the Blues!
Scratch that itch!😂
When he's through with the guitar it needs a cigarette 😅
There is a video of him playing with a young blind guitarist named Jeff Healey. You need to watch!!!
Roadhouse blues!!!
When giants walked this earth❤
Great reaction, Angela and Callum!
thank you so much mike!
Texas Blues !!!
Your comment of how his facial expression looked like pure torment is interesting… and you also noted the amount of sweat dripping. This is because he was indeed living in torment. He had just been revived from a cocaine overdose only one hour prior to this performance.
And the real tragedy was that he eventually got completely clean and sober, only to perish in a helicopter crash.
RIP Stevie, you were the one.
Best ever besides a few blues guys. Think he has them too.
I can't even scrub my own back ,in the shower.......LOL :)
Hey C&A DifferentReactions, Go and watch Stevie Ray Vaughn's rendition of "Voodoo Child" Live from Austin Texas.
The slow string-bending comes from Albert King (also rip), Stevie's friend and mentor. Albert was a pioneer of the electric blues, and he played a upside-down Flying V guitar. His influence can be found through, Eric Clapton, Gary Moore, David Gilmour, and many others. For further Albert King, try, You're Gonna Need Me, You Sure Drive A Hard Bargain, I Love Lucy. While Stevie's play is phenomenal, here, I thought that the song went on a little too long, without enough changes to the music. Peace
When I listen this I hear a discussion between a couple of people. maybe three. Hard to explain when I'm half demented. Its still yesterday here.
Now that you've see the greatest guitar performance ever check out the greatest vocal performance ever with Bobby Hatfield of the Righteous Brothers singing Unchained Melody live on the Andy Williams Show live 1965! Then the absolute insane chaos of the mega talented Focus doing Hocus Pocus live from 1973 Midnite Special!!!
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Listened to this for years never seeing him play it.. I can't say that it gets any better watching the video. Although can't say it's any worse.
His whole show was a guitar solo. SRV fans should check youtube for any of his live performance in Tokyo, Japan where he is wearing a red velvet outfit. The Voo Doo Chile slight return version from Tokyo is on the edge.
For vocals you need to check out Aerosmith
SRV=GOAT!✌
GOAT
His fingers never leave his hand. How does he do it!?
He suffered to give you his all.
No your orgasm analogy is not ridiculous and after watching that song I've always felt like he and guitar both needed a cigarette! SRV didn't just play the guitar, he felt deep down to his soul the notes he was picking, he was expressing his emotions through it. If you want another one to be wowed over then check out his Voodoo Chile from Austin City Limits.
Give a listen to "Look At Little Sister" by Steve Ray with Jeff Heally. OMG! Two of the best on a SRV song. Jeff was blind since the age of 2, so his method on the guitar is quite unique. God called both home long before their time.
There are really great guitar players but none of them can go to where Stevi plays. Stevi is a poet who plays and sings his prose. No one has ever or will ever again do what Stevi does.
Have a listen to his Hendrix cover, Voodoo Child, please.
we will do that one at some point yes, we just reacted to the jimi hendrix version on patreon and it was amazing!
Watch Voodoo Child or Little Wing.. he breaks a sting, keeps playing til his tech bringa lit anouther guitar and he still doesn't miss a note.🤘
oh that sounds incredible!
Stevie didn't play guitar, he was actually possessed by it and the guitar played him
Stevie was plagued with drug problems in his earlier career. This was his best performance on tape, but he also was in a cocaine induced coma one HOUR before this show. Doctors were rushed to administer vitamin injections and IV fluids to rouse him. Hence all the extra extra notes and sweat. RIP SRV
u spew this fkn shet every chance u get,,,,,great guy
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You've just witnessed the best that ever was.
SRV is next level
10:44 That really is funny about guitarists, but there's an actual reason - ever listen to a guitar with a heavy "wah" sound on it and realize you're mouthing the wah a little? Guitar has such a uniquely vocal timbre and frequency range that if you resonate with it, it actually feels like speech. Then when you strap one of those things on and get in flow with it, you and it become one thing. People make fun of it being an extension of our crotches, but - while, yes, that's a thing too, it's actually a representative for the voice box and 3rd eye.
You have to react to more SRV, the GOAT! In this video you only got a small sample of his talent!
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