STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN - THE SECRET SOUND CHECK 1989°
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- Опубліковано 17 сер 2019
- the second part of Stevie Ray Vaughan sound check where you can see other details of the sound search to perform a solo for the Zucchero in studio (Ardent studios Memphis) filmed by De Simone Giacomo.
"sounds ok man, but it's going to be a problem" lol
He says, "but the buzz is going to be a problem"
@@lthoedt Thanks, I stand corrected! makes more sense 😂
I don't think I've ever seen SRV without a hat on before.
Because he was going bald.
Yeah it’s kinda like Jeff Lynne, never seen him without sunglasses !!
Same here! Until watching this video, I'd never even realised I hadn't seen him without a hat haha.
its like joa satriani and his glasses
..when he plays behind his head, the hat comes off.. e.g. .lovestruck baby at El Macombo
Stevie could play just a few notes and you knew it was him. It was all in his fingers, heart and soul. RIP Stevie.
Seeing Stevie in such a candid setting, so relaxed, and clearly after he had gotten clean, has me yearning so badly for what might have been. There was nobody like him, and we are all the worse off having lost him so terribly early.
Dude... If these 2 Monsters met, and jammed together..
Holy mother of God and Jimi said... Can I sit in........ Beyond human copmprehinsion
Yes We Are!! And I Have This Strong Feeling That Stevie Really MISSES Everybody!💞
NobodY like him hahfha so who was hendrix. Total copy.
Agreed! Watching this on the anniversary of his passing. All I can say is I am so grateful that in all the universes and infinite possibilities, we lived in and shared the same timeline with this man. Think about how incredible that is- we lived and shared life, albeit far too brief, with this legend. So grateful for him and his music!
Sorry but all blues based guitarists sound alike. They all play the same licks and use the same scales.
Stevie Ray Vaughan, was a one of a kind musician, and singer. I watch at least one live video of him "Each and Every Day"! For real. SRV will not be forgotten. He was by all accounts, a sweet and humble man. All of us that are his fan's love him, so very much. 💞
Oh wow! I so enjoyed watching this. A true treasure find of sweet Stevie Ray. And a true rarity to see him without his hat on. He was so amazing!
First time to see SRV without a hat.. Great playing.
Pensé lo mismo. 😁
STEVIE LOOKED GOOD AND HEALTHY , DAMN THE WORLD SURE MISSES IT SOME STEVIE
This was the greatest guitar player that ever lived it’s the first time I’ve seen him with his hat off, my hat is off to you Stevie, I pray you made it to heaven.
I was fortunate enough to see SRV three times in person his sound was so unique and enormous it was almost like a beautiful music Tornado.
I'm glad that many videos like this still exists so we can remember Stevie Ray Vaughan.
STILL Loved & Forever Missed! Soul💞Soul, Stevie, My Brother In Recovery✝️💗😘
A very gifted and talented person, SRV.
Had this gone on for several hours I’d still be here, completely enthralled. Miss you Stevie.
I'm with you Sarah!
Oh, thought you said “un-rattled” haha. Me too!
That dude was on another level when it come to being a guitar player granted he had some great influences but then he in turn influenced a lot of players after him! Sarah Michelle you have great taste
I saw him in Joplin Mo. a year or so before he died. Excellent performance... R.I.P. Stevie.
Sarah I too could listen to Stevie just noodling around on the guitar all day
The way he plays those licks gets me every time.
😳 WOW 🤔 This is really great to is just how he was a up and coming great lead rhythm guitarartist 🙏🎤🎸🎼🎵🎶🎬🤗😉👍!
Don’t be sad he’s gone, be glad he was here!
With Stevie's sound, I can seem to smell the hot tubes while they glow bright orange. Such a fantastic player and such a great sound.
Kid Memphis recorded in that very room @ Ardent ...so cool..another great underground guitarist...and then there is Stevie!! yes!!
SRV was taken from us way too young. I'm glad that I had the privilege of seeing him live in 1988.
I was blessed enough to see SRV many times during my time in Austin, 82-04. Quite the performer. Always a great show. Antone's, Roam In, Auditorium Shores, etc.
Such a wonderful man and clip. Died way before his time obviously. RIP in heaven Stevie!
Please come back, Stevie Ray! We need ya' now more than ever!
Never Be Another Like Him…..
His Gift of Musicianship Ability to Sing Front Vocals and Milk tones Way beyond the Best of the best guitarist is Still Holding True Today
🙏REST IN PEACE STEVIE
YOU WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN 🙏🇺🇸
Grew up near kiest park in oak cliff texas.
New people that worked for dad and Uncle in tool and dye plant..had bootleg home videos of him in the 80's..was a huge fan. He died my senior year in high school...it was liked getting punched in the gut. Went to the public memorial service they had at kiest park. .Stevie Wonder Bonnie Raitt Eric Clapton Buddy Guy..just to name a few all paying respects to finest blues player to ever come from the Great Lone Star State..and we have produced some of the greats!
His music is playing in my Heart at all times.
He was a a hurricane of monster tone...or could whisper the blues right in ur ear!
The Pride of Texas..the Strat he played was an appendage to his own body..it poured thru him from another place!
Stevie Ray Vaughan....I'm so proud to be named after you and I'm so sad that I never got the privilege of meeting you and seeing you do what you loved to do. You are and will always be my idol. Your talent and memory will never fade so long. As I am alive. Thank you so much for the gift that you left us. rest in peace forever Stevie Ray...I love you brother.
With a name like that you better bring the HEAT!!!!
He looks good without the hat on! Stevie is in the zone here trying to get his sound right! LOVE IT!
His sound checks were always over the top. He was so so so ...words fail me here.
He was recording the solo for "Madre dolcissima", a song from Zucchero. You can hear it a the end when he's standing in front of the mixing desk.
My guitar playing would be nothing without this man. All I ever wanted was to cop his licks as a kid. He was, and still is everything to me as a "guitar player." RIP Stevie. TY.
I hear you brother !!!
So do I,I must have seen SRV a dozen times n saw him live at RPI, upstate NY,with Jeff Beck,the best blues guitarist ever...
I'm the same, I would be no where without Stevie, learning his licks kept me off the street and just overall made me what I am today, I still get chills listening to his stuff
copped
You copped his lick
In my opinion, I believe he was the greatest guitarist. RIP Stevie.🎸
Sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo cool. Thank you for the great post.
Awesome!!
Incredible!!
Che emozione vedere Stevie ❤
I love Stevie Ray with or without his hat. Man, he was damn fine!! ❤️
Magic. Amazing. Leyend 🙌🙌🙌
Thank y8ou for sharing this....I still think of him every day! I saw him 5 times....
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Hey I'm S R.V
I don't need to look at what I'm doin.
I feel the fretboard speak to me !
The legend
The icon of modern blues.
Gone WAY too soon.
Had so much life and music still to offer the world.
We live and miss you Steve Ray.
The brilliance of any musician is in then work that they out in their craft! The man was gifted.
I spent a month recording at Ardent in Memphis.. Been in that same room. Met Jimmy Vaughan there. Great studio. A lot of history.
Otherworldly talent
I recorded a sound check of SRV in 1989 at Red Rocks - literally played 10 minutes to an empty venue with sounds echoing all around and I just happened to be there, gear in hand. Amazingly, I got caught taping BB King later that evening, and they TOOK THE TAPE!!! Always wondered about that loss. Anyway, love your recording!
Wow that must have been something
He looks healthy and sober here.
Almost two years clean.
He probably was. He had been sober for awhile before the crash that took his life. Totally sucks
I thought he got sober in 85
I was going to say the same thing. Saw him at a live show in 1985...he was amazing. His playing seemed effortless. But he looked to be in pretty rough shape for a young guy...his brother opened with his band the Fabulous T-birds and they did a bit where they played a double-neck guitar together.
He looks so good in this clip. Healthy & vibrant.
Amazing. Nobody sounds like him. Miss him every day.
One of the all time greatest blues guitarists ever
That single coils buzz really tells how high the volume was. His playing was so fast and accurate .. so sad that he's gone .. still my #1 guitar player. Rip SRV ..
Absolutely man. He was the best there is, best there was, and best there ever will be
First note.
Goosebumps.
I love SRV so much! I've never seen him without a hat though...... I can't believe we lost him 30 years ago - I still think of him daily.....
Thank you for sharing 👍🇺🇸🇺🇸
I got the pleasure of seeing him play in a very small bar in Texas one weekend a month a Friday and Saturday night for 12 months. About 2 years before he ever put out an album. He was awesome.
You lucky dog. Happy for you.
Amen to that! Sweet Stevie! A great musician, and singer. He gave his heart and soul, into his music. He is loved all over the world, and will alway's be remembered. 💖
Wish he was alive today would pay anything to see him live 🎸 R.I.P Stevie! 🤟
The music we missed, man what a legend.
God love Mr. Vaughan!
Stevies sound was evolving. I’m so sad that we didn’t get to see where it was going.
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@@IzziedeD yesss, IMO that has been the next evolution in guitar styles. it seems to blend a lot of genres into one, jazz, rock, blues, metal etc. and its open to anything since its very jazz oriented in nature allowing for dissonance to be used as a main melody. its awesome.
@@IzziedeD haha
Yes indeed! It would have been a whole other level. A level that I don’t believe we have yet so see and hear from any other artist since him. That level still hasn’t been approached in my humble opinion.
@@IzziedeD I feel like Stevie had hit peak before he died - We were lucky to have him as long as we did.
No one will ever come close to this Magician!
Amazing! This film footage is so historical. Forever SRV
The world is so much poorer without him. He looks great here, glad he found some peace for a couple years before he died. Another humble, amazing artist gone way too soon. His sound is impeccable (though that 60Hz hum is pretty overwhelming), he makes it look so simple. Thank you Stevie. RIP.
I totally missed this guy and have only just found him. Dear God, what I missed, what a player. Taken far too soon.
Love knowing that that man played in my home town at Ardent studios and live gigs. Saw him the year before he passed away playing at the Beale St Music fest. Great man.
Real world baby! All that hum and buzz are glorious.
Stevie Ray Vaughan was a great producer and as we know,was the greatest guitar player in a lifetime..His very own studio and he wrote and sang his songs before stepping on a stage to reveal a song he wrote along with band members helping out in the struggle of music..captivation and genius was behind Stevie Ray Vaughans blue's and rock n roll lyrics..all know a matter of a short time,a song was ready for the stage and the fun loving fans of Double Trouble and Stevie Ray Vaughan..success was ahead of them..
Really really miss him! What an amazing talent
Way cool❗️😎
1st time,I ever saw Stevie without his hat on!,His Music lives on Forever!!!
Stevie has one of the coolest tones ever!!! I love it!
Saw him MANY times, all the way back to the Cobra's. Saw him the last night he played Austin (Auditorium Shores) and he talked about sobriety and played the greatest performance I had ever seen.
I wanna thank Stevie for the great jams he gave before he left. RIP.
MISS YOU STEVIE GOD BLESS YOU 🙏🙏RIP
If he just played this sound check for eternity, it might be hard to stop watching and listening lol
That zoned in look at the end is like his "eye of the tiger" so to speak. Someone at an elite level in their craft can dial this in and when they do, look out because something amazing is about to happen. Damn it's amazing what he did in his short time here.
I miss Stevie Ray.. He is still my favorite guitarist
Miss you so much Stevie. RIP
Thanks for adding this 1.iv seen it last year I believe but please upload some more.we love SRV.
Ive seen all the great ones live. He was the best. Not even close.
The secret was in his heart, soul and fingers
this is also true!
I was lucky enough to go and see him in Australia in 1984.
Some very cool promoter thought we needed some culture here....
30 years ago today. 8/27/2020. I'll never forget it. Eating spagetti with my mom & dad.
I was 20 years old. News was on & announced he had died in a helicopter crash. I dropped my fork &
just couldn't believe it. I cried that day.
Thank the gods we still have his music.
The fluidity of his playing..how his hands moved. Just amazing.
Lord have mercy, I miss this man and the music he created.
One of the very few men who truly earned the title "legend".
Pauses are beautiful
LIKE JIMI,STEVIE,LEFT US ALL TOO SOON,THEY WERE TWO OF THE GREATEST GUITARIST OF OUR TIME IN THIS LIFE. MISS THEM SO MUCH.😎🎸🔊🎶☮️ BOB.
Man I could just listen to this guy doodle randomly for hours. Clapton said it best, it just flows out of him.
sooooooo talented
I was lucky enough to see SRV perform 3 times! Some of my best concert memories.
I like seeing him without his hat once and a while, too. Thanks for posting.
Imagine being in his presence. Incredible.
We miss you SRV. RIP. 🙏🏼
SRV IS ETCHED ON MY HEART, DAD'S HEART AND MY BEAUTIFUL FELICIA'S ❤️
Greatest guitar player the world has seen.
damn, I had chills watching this the whole time...SRV RIP brother.
WOW! Thanks for sharing this video.
Your Sound in Your Hand. .. Very Special Music Moment. .. Great Talent. .. Thank' s so Much Mr. S. R. V ... ☺😊😀/💙💙💙/👍👌👏
Just glad I saw him several times including his last stop in Alpine Wisconsin. Fog was so thick you could cut it with a knife, couldn’t see 6 feet in front of you after the concert. Couldn’t believe they were flying choppers in that.Sad time but legends never die R.I.P. SRV. Got some nice SRV memorabilia hanging on the wall so Stevies always in the house haha ☮️
I love Lenny and Riviera Paradise. I really wonder how jazzy he could have gotten in the decades to come. So much more to give. Gone way too soon!
He was definitely a fan of jazz - when I play those two sings on my hollow body archtop and set my amp for mellow tones it sounds like jazz. What an incredible artist.
This was recorded not long after he had cleaned up and gotten sober. I
remember being so happy when I heard that, because that meant he’d be around for a long time.
He was playing better than ever and he was clear eyed and seemed happy.
And then he died. Fuck. This takes me right back to that day.
I don’t look at his passing as “he died”
Stevie lost his life like too many young and up and coming artists did from the 60’s 70’s and 80’s. If you think about it there seems to be something really sinister and ominous in the similar ways their time was cut short on this earth. It’s tough to think about.
SRV, Hendrix, Morrison, Ronnie Van Zant, Steve and Cassie Gaines, Janis Joplin, Bon Scott, Duane Allman, Cliff Burton, Otis Redding, Richie Valens, Sid Vicous, Buddy Holly, Cobaine, Staley, R. Rhoades,Amy Winehouse, Scott Weiland, Chester Bennington, Chris Cornell, Prince, Michael Jackson, Robert Johnson and more than I can remember but just to name some. It’s mind boggling to think too long about and about 90% of these great musicians I listed were gone before they turned the age of 30!
Thank you to all of these great musicians and souls who left too early but gave us a part of themselves to cherish for generations to come. Rest In Peace and may the sun shine upon those who you left too early on this earth, your loved ones.
So in high school my buddy and I wanted to go see him in concert. Just before we got tickets one of our buddies decided to throw a party on the night the concert was to be on. We didn't want to miss the party so we said, hey let's catch him around on the next time. He passed just a few short months later. After that I never missed a concert again. I got to see B.B. King several times, I saw John Lee Hooker just before he passed and so on. I'll never make that mistake again.
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Bummer. I had a lot of opportunities to see him but I never did. Biggest regret of my musical life.
@Rex R I agree with you, that there is nothing mysterious about a junkie dying of an eventual overdose. You are spot on.
However; what I said was that it’s “ominous” or even slightly “sinister”
Never mysterious. I don’t think a single one of these artists deaths was mysterious. I believe we all know the cause of each ones demise.
SRV wasn’t a victim of his own drug use because he was clean and sober at the time of the accident. Some of these artists died as a result of the personal choices they made for themselves but others died as a result of someone else’s personal choices and/or mistakes.
It’s a shame that any life be lost earlier than what that souls plotted course in life should have been.
Dude I was stationed at KI Sawyer AFB in the upper pennensula of Michigan. Not too far from where he crashed. I remember hearing it in the radio and was literally brought to a tear...devastated. What a blues guitar god....
Thanks for this...I was lucky enough to have seen him three times (once on the tour with Jeff Beck!)
One of THE greatest guitarists to EVER walk planet earth.
And gone...WAY TOO SOON!!!😢
The man the legend.
I could watch SRV take a dump.
thanks for sharing this gem