How the Two Greatest Guitar Players Wrote THE SAME SONG
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- Опубліковано 23 жов 2022
- Who did it better, Hendrix or SRV?
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Last vid got hit w/ copyright and blocked worldwide, so here's another considerably less good but still very good piece of content for you. Sry bass players
John Entwistle would probably find that hilarious
Lmao kudos to your wife your partaking. Killer hat 🤠
what exactly was deleted?
Hendrix's estate strikes again!
The last one was 14mins long I believe. I good chunk of content lost.
Texas Flood was actually written and recorded by Larry Davis in 1958. So if Red House sounds similar, there's a good chance Hendrix was inspired by the song.
You beat me to it, I was typing the same thing then I saw this comment
Few people mentioning this, I think it's important to point out though that Larry Davis didn't actually play lead on the origanal. I can't remember the name of the person who did but they could really shred for the fifties. You can hear precisely where SRV lifted a lot of his version from.
Very true.
nice, never knew that little nug!
Bro, the blues progression in both songs have been around since not too long after slaves came to America. It’s like saying since the ABC song came before twinkle twinkle little star, then one of them is more original. They both are tunes from Beethoven or whatever. It’s the blues, and it’s been around for over a hundred years my guy
Stevie Ray Vaughan was grounded and set in the blues. Jimi Hendrix was like a Martian in the blues. Both have their own unique musical qualities.
I always fondly thought of SRV and Hendrix to be two sides of the same coin. Two extremely unique guitarists of their respective time, with of course SRV nailing multiple covers of Hendrix's music, even making it his own in some ways.
Yep, Hendrix is the good side, SRV is the white side.
And yet they both gleen their influences from Clapton
Nah
@@paradiswest4395 ha
Sorry you look like you’re jacking off in the intro no cap
Wait until Tyler finds out that these guys both wrote the same song called Voodoo Child Slight Return 🤯
Wait…I thought Jimi wrote “Voodoo Chile” and Stevie wrote “Voodoo Child”, right? 😊
And Little Wing 😂
@@cecole jimi wrote both
They also both did a song called Little Wing, but Stevie couldn't come up with any lyrics so he just played guitar a lot more
Larry Davis,1958 -- which precedes Hendrix --- wrote Texas Flood.
Don't inbox him anything you haven't won
There probably won’t be a retraction.
Thing is he’s already made more off this video than one that might have stated “Hendrix and Vaughn both paid tribute to an earlier artist in their own ways.”
And we’re all just making it worse…
I suggest you listen to the songs all of them then go listen to tbone walker's dont put your love on me so strong. There is the red house intro texas floods rhythm which the intro is in texas flood as well so texas flood is a inversion in ways mostly in placement but hey love em all and lets all keep learning dont forget the countless before that that got all of us to where we are and where were going
Ok, the answer is VERY simple. Stevie was a huge Hendrix fan, emulated his playing, and even his look. So, of course, he is going to write and play a song like Hendrix.
clickbait. the truth so simple. original vs immitaror
Except SRV didn't write Texas Flood. It had become a blues standard by the time Hendrix came on the scene. It was written in '58 by Larry Davis.
@@DonP_is_lostagain I don't know that but in his style of playing, Stevie copied Hendrix and Hendrix copied someone else or mixed a couple of people. The clones just do their take, whether you are talking Hendrix clones, or EVH clones. To me, Hendrix is still the best.
@@tennisnutts7370 Hendrix had big influence from Curtis Mayfield and Muddy Waters. SRV’s biggest influence was Albert Collins and his older brother. Both unique and incredible. But every great guitarist learns from their inspirations and makes it their own. You know it’s SRV and you know it’s Jimmy when your hear that first note. The greatest guitarist in the world is your favorite guitarist since one is not quantifiably better then the other
@@tennisnutts7370 srv takes the music to another level.
Texas Flood is nearly a perfect song.
I’ll never forget when I was driving home to Fort Worth from Dallas (where SRV was born) and I had this song playing while we were in the middle of a flood. Downtown Dallas was practically underwater.
In that moment I knew exactly what the song was about.
There’s Hendrix then everyone else, jimi is the Goat don’t ever forget that He had soul for days!!!!!!!
I must say Tyler, the quality and content of the last about half a dozen videos have been just so entertaining and great, thank you
Thanks Tyler! I love it when you do this style of video. I got to watch the original version of this video and loved it, its too bad it got claimed. I always learn so much from you're Chanel and guitar super system. Keep up the great work! 🤘🎸
Uhhh SCAM
I mean the telegram thing
I love red house, amazing song!
But texas flood is absurd. I probably wouldn't believe the el mocambo version was real if it wasn't recorded
its better than the record!
Wow, you’ve outdone yourself - so much info to unpack in this one . There were times on your wide shots that I couldn’t help but wonder how some of those licks would have sounded on the baby sitar! Great playing, great video!
Stevie Ray Vaughan’s Testify always reminds me of Hendrix so much. I was shocked that Jimi didn’t write it
Testify was an Isley Brothers record. Jimi played on it as session-player prior to The Experience. Stevie just covered it
Bethany’s mind blown in the car had me dead🤣 loving the skits again!
Gary Moore did awesome on Hendrix songs too!
There's a red house over yonder.
That's where my baby stays.
This is why I always come back to your videos.. Funny with a ton of useful information. Hendrix and SRV.... 2 of the best players of all times. Thanks for sharing!!!
Your winning man glad your talent is about guitar. Your videos make people find songs they never heard before of great albums
Learned those licks in the 60's, blues go's back before Jimi and Stevie
Music IS win. Very good. You nailed some of those licks as they felt them. I subscribed ✌️ 🎸
Great one Tyler! The intro cracked me up, but I also learned something new in SRVs digitation thanks!
Tyler lost it half way through the video, haha. Killer playing, dude, keep on doing a great job. Your videos really amuse me and there's so much to learn from you!
Great video man of these two icons !
Awesome playing
Awesome Tyler! 🤘👍
Awesome video!!!
Major difference is that Jimi wrote "Red House", but Stevie Ray did not write "Texas Flood". Stevie Ray was a brilliant guitarist, but Jimi wrote many beautiful songs. Jimi also remains one of the very few artists who have taken a Bob Dylan song and made it their own (All Along The Watchtower). I have a great deal of respect for Stevie Ray, but when it comes to writing songs, Jimi was in a class by himself.
Nobody takes away from probably one of the best songwriters of our time. Bob played it just how he wanted as how he saw it. I prefer the Dylan version personally. One of my favourite Dylan songs among others. Nobody disses a master songwriter no matter who played it. Covers are great as long as they pay homage to the writer. Hendrix payed homage.
@@jackiemorris66 I don't think it's taking anything away from Dylan. It certainly isn't dissing him. And how did Dylan himself feel about Hendrix's version of "Watchtower"? He "...amended the structure of his initial track for later live performances to be more like Hendrix’s, explaining: “I liked Jimi Hendrix’s record of this and ever since he died I’ve been doing it that way,” adding: “Strange how when I sing it, I always feel it’s a tribute to him in some kind of way.”
The best version of All Along the Watchtower is by XTC.
Beautiful.
this is some sacred blues knowledge. Thanks for the licks
From Wikipedia:
"Texas Flood" is a slow-tempo twelve-bar blues notated in 12/8 time in the key of A flat. Davis wrote it in California in 1955 and the song is credited to Davis and Duke Records arranger/trumpeter Joseph Scott. Although Davis later became a guitar player, for "Texas Flood" Fenton Robinson provided the distinctive guitar parts, with Davis on vocals and bass, James Booker on piano, David Dean on tenor saxophone, Booker Crutchfield on baritone saxophone, and an unknown drummer. The song was Davis' first single as a leader and became a regional hit."
Good video Tyler, I like how you illustrated some of the difference in the styles of Hendrix and Vaughan.
What sweet tones you got there!!
Sick video! Chillin and riffin
Beautiful break down of the styles.. even me being a drummer and basses. It helps me relate to my guitares ...great content.. keep it up 🤓😎🔥
Great video Tyler!
As a suggestion you may want to dive into Buddy Guy's catalogue since he deeply influenced Stevie Ray and Hendrix.
Fun fact Hendrix wrote "Red House" originally for Buddy Guy.
Brilliant video.
Great video Tyler! And Bethany looks Killer in that pink cowboy hat and sunglasses!
Love the silly so much more when a great new insight comes with it. Nice!
Since that damn chopper went down, do y'all sometimes wonder, in the upside down or where ever the hell we go when we expire (hell even?) If Hendrix and SRV have been jamming the most epic jam ever since? You know it can go on for centuries and it will NEVER get old, right?
There are tons of blues tunes that are like this.
Insane tone bro
really good video bro.
Man, I LOVE that Lake Placid Blue Strat!!! I have a much, much cheaper version; Squire 60s Vibe LPB, with literally everything upgraded. I just live that color!
Fascinating comparison between the two players, also. I’ve always found their playing to be aimilar, but I chalked that up to SRV’s version of “Little Wing.” This is so much more in-depth. Very cool! Thanks.
Would love to see and hear you break down the version of Red House done by G3 with Satch, Vai, and Eric Johnson. Some of Johnson’s licks in that version are just insane, and of course, Satch shows off his bluest blues ever.
2 weeks ago I listened to these songs back to back and I talked about why they sounded similar to my dad.
Thanks for the awesome video and great licks. 😺 all the way until you either hear it or break a string trying.
Thank You sO' much
Tyler 🎸🎴
Music Is Win 🎵🎶✳️
REQUEST! For those of us who try so hard to sound like the greats, can you tell us what pedals you use when you are playing? You nail all the artists you play and I have a hard time as a newer player. Maybe a little picture of the pedals you’re using in the lower corner of the vid when you play?
Anyway, great vid, thanks!
Is not much the pedal that make him sound like the greats but the amps, that’s the main source of sound from your playing, but sure you’ll still need some pedals, I stack my ts9 with a steel string by vertex and I get a pretty similar tone to Stevie’s.
Hendrix used several fuzz pedals (some modified by Roger Meyer), Stevie used some version(s) of the Tube Screamer, but it’s their Strats and their amps that just add to the tone.
Great vid 👍
That prs is a BEAUTY
i dont what this vid is about, but having jimi and srv made me in
hi Tyler......i do have a pretty good appreciation of Hendrix and SRV....i think Hendrix was fearless, thats where "Jam back at the house" studio version is quite different from any other song. I love the classical greats like Brahms who make massive chordal movements to bring rhythm into the tonal realm....i think Hendrix understood that the fretboard represents every imaginable instrument..... the song has reflections in the melody to time when he played with Curtis Mayfield and when distortion was not "the thing to do" wherein high tones of almost country-like bending were reinforced.
would appreciate as never hear much commentary on "JBATH" TY JOSH NEW ZELAND
Your "melted my own face" comment encapsulates that feeling of nailing a certain tone, playing the perfect lick, or stomping on the right pedal at just the right time (with no one else but you in the room).
Tyler, you always look like you're working so hard when you play.
You're describing guitar face. It's very common.
Tyler,
I love how you are dead right about the differences in their playing. Especially their phrasing. SRV really was into Jimmy. There's video's of him jamming I'm guessing in Texas in front of what appeared to be hard-core country crowd playing Jimmy. He was wearing his fringes, and all his country western clothes yet too. I couldn't tell if the crowd was pissed or enjoying it. I also noticed he has his tremolo bar on top which would drive me crazy.
I was listening to SRV playing Little Wing (his almost 7 minute version) and you're definitely right about him being cleaner sounding and I was surprised that he plays it quite a bit faster (IMO). Not faster like a competition but just a bit quicker yet still sticking to the Jimmy sound.
Can I ask a favor of you sir...lol. I can't or take Nugent anymore! I even challenged him to play the solo(s) on The Damn Yankees song come again because I know it is not him. Not to mention any whammy work is almost certainly not by him. I even made the challenge easier for him, I said "I will give you, or donate $20,000 to your charity if you can even tap your fingers that fast. That was just over a month ago. Well, I took a bigger shot at last night which I will gladly share with you but I want to adhere to your comment rules so I won't post them here..lol.
The favor would be the video you have of him after he insulted Joan Jett (again) and then at one point tried to play guitar and he just royally sucked you were laughing and also I belive really used you ever so subtle, kind, sarcastic humor on him. Yes, I am LMAO right now thinking of that video and your reaction, comments, and so on. Any help would be great. I compared him to J. Edgar Hoover at one point if that's gives you any indication of what I might have said.
Thank you Tyler!
Sincerely,
Jeff
6:05 Always so funny to hear those guitar-guru advices: "don't copy others" or "don't learn songs note for note"...how do they think did SRV learn??? he just played the hell outta every single song he liked...and he wouldn't stop until he could play the whole thing note for note as heard on the record...in order to craft your own sound, you have to have a starting point, and that starting point is your influence's licks. When you got that, do variations and make them your own.
*plays wicked blues licks the whole video* 💙 that's all thanks
Hendrix stuff gets knocked offline pretty fast, but the trick seems to be playing it in standard tuning, instead of tuning down to where Hendrix was, the machinery that detects the songs to copyright strike seems to not work in standard.
Do a progression video for the passing of the torch between jimi>srv>john mayer
So there i was, casually driving with my drone flying, shooting some beautiful cinematic clips; and this here song came on my FM radio
Third time trying to watch this video, hopefully it doesn't get blocked again
I feel like the difference between Texas flood and red house is that I Jimi massages your ears and makes you say “ that’s nice” and Stevie Ray Vaughan slaps you in the face and for some reason you wanna get slapped in the face again and again because he does it so well lol
yawn
Tyler you remind me of the real life version of jack black in school of rock i didnt notice it till just now you have the exact energy 😅
Very cool!
Compare the first 3 albums and ask yourself who is the best ever. Jimi tops every one before and after. SRV is great but Jimi is beyond.
Today is November 27th
Jimi hendrix's birthday
It's a good day not too hot not too cold
really loved the video but i have a request.. why don't you try doing some covers and sing them too
Aye! Nice Beemer, Tyler!
Hey man, I’ve been watching your videos for a long time and all of them are amazing, what’s your favourite video that you have done thanks 🤘🏼
Geez... I wonder who was the others biggest inspiration?
And Tyler, now you are just showing off... 😎
My legs were weak when I saw you posted this
SRV was Hendrix fan. Could it be he just started playing an old Hendrix lick without realizing it?
I didn't want to watch this one... But it's been TEN DAYS!!
Well that was pretty cool. Rock on, or, Blue on.
So really, SRV learned a ton from Jimi. Stevie played emotionally, and had great hands. But I'm left thinking SRV never wrote anything to Jimi's level. Songs or lyrics. To compare them as players is one thing...SRV sounds a little stiff to me, but that's a different subject....Honestly, SRV didn't pick it up and take it to another level. He just played it really well. I love listening to SRV, but to compare him to Hendrix is not fair. After all these years, nobody is Hendrix. And no one will be. Just enjoy what SRV did. He was wonderful.
One thing man, don't phone and drive. We love u and don't want any accident happen
Here is something I have posted before. I saw Jimi Hendrix play, summer 1969. The place was an acoustic barn. It was not like anything, as great as it was, I ever heard recorded, or a video of him. The sound had separation, clear and covered the range. At one point during Voodoo Child, he put up a wall of sound, it felt like the bass was rolling up from the floor. Not only was it the oddest combination, of 6 or 7 sounds, but you would think, he was flipping switches to produce it. To compare him to other great guitar players, is really not the question. There was nothing to compare him to.
Listen to "Gypsy Eyes" from Jimi's "Electric Ladyland" album...
The difference is .... one was an innovator and the other an imitator .
I saw them both live .
Those subtle few falling notes sliding down at the end of a lick.. in classical orchestra we called them grace notes
SRV said white guys didn’t do those notes, that they would just hold the last note or vibrato it. He learned it from the master bluesman that he so revered. He did it in his singing too.
8:05 that's also the ending lick of stairway to heaven solo!
Das hat mir, sehr gut, gefallen.
Great work...the commercials killed the flow though.
If you want a good Hendrix sound use a Whammy Pedal on the detune setting then you can flex the pedal and fluctuate between the detune and regular.. With some Univibe!! A slight reverb and reverse effect!!
And this right here is why Red House has always been my favorite Hendrix song.
Would you suppose that the SRV aggressive style is due in part to the heavy string vs Hendrix style which uses light strings?
Stevie only used heavy strings because of his aggressive style. He used to break thinner strings way to often. So the style came first not the strings.
What kind of backing track and/or song was played at 9:42 ? I really liked it
That Strat takes the prize !
Trying to find the lost blues lick...
Oh noes! Now we need to find someone to make them play bass!
Awesome
i liked that SRV tone and playing man. what gear did you use?
Tone is in the hand retard 😂
Imagine Jimi and SRV playing together.
SRV would probably put his guitar down and watch Hendrix
@@krakaka8218 I think it would be the other way round lol
they r playing together everyday...
The more I listened to SRV, who I love, the more I started to realize he was copying Hendrix. Just polishing up and adding a little Texas blues to what Hendrix played.
What fuzz pedal are you using here? Love that sound...
Bethany's hat was the real star in this video
Really fun video. Such tasty morsels. Thx!
OK, here's my take.
When Hendrix recorded Red House in the studio, all other electric guitarists should have just stopped and accepted that this was the pinnacle of electric guitar.
There is no song (before or since) that is so perfect throughout its entirety in regards to the note choice, expression, attack, tone etc etc, than this.
There are many other electric guitar pieces that have been recorded by many other guitarists but none of them are as perfect as Red House. The reason I say this is that after thousands of times listening to this track, I cannot think of a better way to play any of the notes that he played.
Please feel free to disagree with me but remember, you're wrong!
"two of the greatests"..one original more or less.. the other very impressed with the former, so much so he played and dressed like him..although he, too, was AMAZINGLY good..
writing the comment again...
I thought the same thing while listening these songs.
Luv the show. You should really teach those pickups the lyrics and they won't have to hum so much.😜👍👍😁