FIRST TIME HEARING STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN VOODOO CHILD
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SRV was out of this galaxy. RIP Stevie, we miss you every day.
Im with you 100%
Amen!
I would also say to listen to "Texas Flood" at El Mocambo. Not sure if this is true, but I've read in comments that Stevie went to pay his respects to Jimi's family and they gave him Jimi's Wah pedal. If that's true, he made pretty good use of it here. This is one of my fave Jimi tracks.
This is true
Yes "Texas Flood" that way he can see that SRV can sing too better than Jimi!
Absolutely true story.
Facts
It's true.
....and another SRV fan is born. Welcome to the club! This is my fave live version.
Extended version, rockoplast, and Nashville where he plays while shaking hands with a fan, those are good versions. This one too but I can't find many versions where I was disappointed in his tolerance level that night.
Yea you only have to hear him once and you are hooked forever haha
That guy is Stevie Ray Vaughan. He's a true Texas treasure. We Texans consider him to be the best there ever was, or ever will be. We catch a lot of shit for saying that, but we don't care. Hell, it ain't bragging if you can back it up. Stevie Ray could back it up. We love him and miss him every single day. 🤠🥳
Mini girl , Stevie Ray is missed the world over . Stevie Ray and Albert King in session full show for me is the finest blues I have watched …😘😘😘
Texas blues guitarists deserve all the props they get. Jimi admired Billy Gibbons, and he would have loved the hell out of SRV.
I ain't from Texas, but I would totally agree. There are none better than Stevie Ray. Not before, not after. I'll take the shit with you.
Dude from Cleveland, your rite Texan he was the greatest, first time I was in Austin had to go to the Continental club just to be by at CC a place where the man played. You have the right to be proud, hell I am to as he was from the states.
Been watching many great guitar players for over half a century. 1st concert was The Beatles. Saw Cream, Hendrix, Duane Allman, etc. No matter how good, there was a human trip up somewhere ... of course. Not this man. Never heard him miss ... not once. He simply opened the gate & it flowed.
Who is this guy? I humbly give you the answer…. The G. O. A. T. !
“Texas Flood” live at El Mocambo will blow your f’ing mind!
Nice to see young people meet the Blues GOAT from Texas…..
Basically an 8 minute solo with a few words thrown in. What you listen to was what SRV would call the "Texas Blues". He put his own style to an already great song.
SRV ~ 🎸🐐 ...THE goat
**Life Without You at Capitol Theater **
**Voodoo Child at Starwood Theater in Nashville**
**Texas Flood at El Macambo**
Every time I've watched someone's first time seeing this performance I just get the biggest kick outta the reaction to that iconic intro and their growing disbelief in what they are seeing and hearing.
Granted I grew up in Texas - but for my money SRV was as good as it gets. God that dude could play 🎸
Yeah, you didn't have to know anything about a guitar to know SRV was something "different" in a great way.
Welcome to the wonderful world of Stevie Ray Vaughan you was asking if it was a cover of Hendrix yes it was.
Stevie was a huge Hendrix fan, this is his tribute to Jimi. If you would like to view some of his more individual songs check out "Texas Flood" live from the El Mocombo. For a glimpse of professional on stage cool check out "Look at Little Sister" from this same show (austin city limits, 1989) and for a sample of his smooth vocals & songwriting "Life Without You" from Capitol Theare. He had a #1 hit with "Crossfire" from the same austin city limits in 1989 - that one is a barnburner! It is also worth doing a little research about the person he was, a gentle, humble, funny & smart man who had a difficult childhood and someone who helped so many others achieve sobritery after he waged his own battle with drugs & alcohol. I really like your reactions and now with the addition of SRV, I plan to become a subscriber. Heaven got a great addition to the band & a good soul when they got Stevie!
i love the way drummer Chris Layton makes this song his own - he's an amazing, under rated musician
Rest in peace, Stevie. You need to hear more of his stuff. He was widely regarded as one of the best guitarists in the world.
SRV is by far my favorite to watch. I loved your reaction to him. I’ve definitely subscribed and looking forward to more SRV reactions. I love Life Without You live from the Capitol Theater. It is a completely different style from SRV.
Sadly... Stevie died in August of 1990 in a helicopter crash. He was playing at Alpine Valley in Wisconsin. It's close to Chicago. He played that night with Buddy Guy, his brother... Jimi Vaughan... Robert Cray, and Eric Clapton. They closed... all playing together... with Sweet Home Chicago. Stevie brought the house down, and blew everyone else off the stage. He got on the helicopter to go back to Chicago... an hour flight... and it slammed into the side of a hill because of fog. He was 35. You only get genius and brilliance and light like that in flashes. That's why we only had him for a short time. He was a beautiful human being, and I miss him. I was 18 when he died, and I cried like a baby when I heard. The list of celebrities at his funeral was amazing. They included Bonnie Raitt and Stevie Wonder. I love you, Stevie... and good for this guy for this video. PEACE. Stevie grew up in Oak Cliff... a rough area of North Dallas, Texas. He came from nothing, and started when he was a teenager. Even then, everyone knew he was ridiculously good. He fell into a vat of old grease when he was 15, and working at a burger stand. He vowed right then and there that he would NEVER work a regular job again, and would only play guitar. WE ARE BLESSED.
Stevie Ray Vaughn came after JIMI HENDRIX. So he had someone to model his music from.
JIMI HENDRIX IS AN WAS THE ORIGINAL BADASS GUITAR PLAYER. HENDRIX STARTED IT ALL. UNFORTUNATELY, HE DIED EARLY TOO. ALL THE GOOD DIE YOUNG.
You gotta remember Jimi Hendrix wrote the song, put Lyrics & lead riffs & rhythm to it, play it and it's his own. Stevie is just copying it & kickin it in high gear but remember the song is already written and established for him to play. Which is a whole lot easier than from scratch, but still killer. Either way Jimi still number 1 in guitar & vocals, SRV number 2 in guitar copying his music with extra flair. BUT, Here's the REAL Deal, they asked SRV one time, why do you always play Jimi Hendrix covers on your albums???.... and SRV says; " CUZ HE'S THE BADDEST CAT I KNOW".
As far as I'm concerned, Enuff Said brother!
Another reactor said it best. Before he heard this performance, he said "Only one person can play Jimi Hendrix songs, and that's Jimi Hendrix." Then he saw this. Then he said "Only 2 people can play Jimi Hendrix songs: Jimi Hendrix, and Stevie Ray Vaughan."
'nuff said.
Used to listen to Jimi playin' this every day back in '69 before I picked up my wife after work...in the US Army... then years later SRV...did the same thing to my brain and my innards...
It’s a Jimi Hendrix song stevie Ray Vaughan is a brilliant version also Gary Moore did a brilliant version as well which is worth checking out
I love at the very end there. Stevie looks out into the audience @10:26 to see if they're still alive.
So crazy hearing people say who is this guy. One thing social media got right is letting these legends live on so younger generations can discover them, so they'll never be forgotten. SRV is the GOAT. No matter what anyone says, I'll debate it till the end. He's the best to ever do it
There's not one person better than SRV. SRV far surpassed Hendrix imo. Although Hendrix was unbelievably inventive and a natural. Maybe the most natural guitarist ever.
As a guitarist SRV was better than Jimi. As an Innovator and creator it’s Jimi all the way. This is just my opinion but I know two things I think both set of fans can agree on and that’s
1) they both died way to young
2) it would have been great to see them share a stage and play off each other.
Check out Texas Flood Live at The EL Macambo I think and again just my opinion that is the greatest guitar performance ever
Stevie was always great but this is a mature and sober SRV at the height of his game, shortly before his death at age 35. It's worth remembering that Jimi was only 27 when he passed, and wondering what else he might have accomplished if he had lived another eight years.
I moved to Toronto 3 years after this concert and often went to El Mocambo on Spadina. This concert was legendady even then (pre U Tube). One guy said he could not sleep for 2 days after this concert and I believe him
Been too kewl if they do a collaboration showing Jimi and Jimi And Jimmy.. best guitar players for their era 💯
STEVIE RAY VAUGHN WAS FROM TEXAS. TEXAS BLUES ROCK. GREAT GUITAR PLAYER, UNFORTUNATELY,DIED IN A FATAL PLANE CRASH. WE NEVER GOT TO SEE HIM REACH HIS FULL POTENTIAL.
Stevie went to the father of Jimi and asked permission to do the cover.
Pa gave Steve the wawah pedal of his son.
"Go ahead".
He was heavily inspired by and looked up to Jimmy Hendrix and apparently bought Jimmy’s foot pedal after Jimmy passed away. The song was in tribute / memory of Jimmy’s excellence. In the end, SRV became a blues guitar legend himself and was a heavy blues influencer to bring blues back in the 80’s. He was strangely ahead of his time and yet very old school too. He played side by side on stage with famous top old school blues guitarists, including Albert King and BB King. SRV may have been a TX man with a southern accent that never learned to read music - but he played from his heart and with true soul. It’s rumored that back in those days, Eric Clapton once said the only time he ever got nervous on stage was when he was playing next to SRV. 😂 I like your array of music. Subscribed. ✌🏼❤️
He is bending them 13 gauge strings like they are plastic training strings
Stevie idolized Jimi and would say he was by far the best player. While Jimi was an innovator, I think SRV was a better player. Make sure to check out Texas Flood live at the El Mocambo
Hi Jordon I'm Scott! I normally don't comment on videos on UA-cam, but after watching your reaction to Pink Floyd's Comfortably Numb Pulse Live and now Stevie Ray Vaughan, I just couldn't resist responding. I actually just came across your channel the other day, and I've already subscribed after watching your music reactions. You have a great personality, and you seem very genuine with your reactions which is awesome to see. It's been really great watching you discover all of the artists and songs you have so far. Since you really enjoy guitar solos (I love them too), you really should check out Stevie Ray Vaughan playing Texas Flood (Live at the El Mocambo version), and you've got to check out Eddie Van Halen performing Eruption Live. That one is sure to blow you away. Other songs you should also consider would be Lynryd Skynyrd's Free Bird, and AC/DC's Back in Black since you enjoyed Thunderstruck so much. I can hardly wait to see what you discover next!
Bless 🙏
@@justjord4088 Thank you for the wonderful reply and your positivity in general. It is very much appreciated given everything that is happening in the world recently. I meant to give you the link to the Eddie Van Halen Eruption Live video that I think you should react to. It's probably the best version I've seen of it anywhere. I really hope you enjoy it, and I can't wait to see your reaction!
Eddie Van Halen Eruption (from Live Without A Net)
youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DL9r-NxuYszg&sa=U&ved=2ahUKEwjlgY3PyejxAhWQAZ0JHf7uDiYQtwIwAHoECAMQAQ&usg=AOvVaw14VTNJIgQHyMMlW4GAjeDo
Yes, it's a cover of Hendrix. SRV is the greatest rock/blues guitarist who ever lived. He drew influence from Jimi and SRV came along some 15 years after Jimi passed away at 27. Jimi trailblazed what you see here from SRV. 15 years later, SRV took what Jimi taught to the next level.
Simply bullshit. Jimi took his music galaxies further than SRV. Is it because SRV played some licks (always the same licks btw) a bit faster? SRV was super traditional whereas Jimi was an explorer, an inventor and a visionary.
I love the Austin city limits concert! One of his best! 😎👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 WHO IS HE YOU ASK...Only the greats blue guitarist ever. I personally think his version of this song is better then Jimmie Hendricks version!
Now that you have lost your Vaughanginity, Texas Flood ,live at the Mocambo should be next
Loooove that "Vaughanginity" lol
Just wait until you see him play better than anyone else ... with the guitar behind his back!
One major amazing thing that Jimi did that inspired many guitar players, was his long thumb wrapping around the neck of the guitar to play additional harmonies. Notice SRV's thumb..... anyway, you have just begun with Stevie, the man is a legend. You will be gobsmacked!!
Note: Saw him 3 times, I was never the same.
Best of both worlds, Stevie & Jimi !
Gotta check out SRV Texas Flood Live At El Mocambo
SRV did for blues playing what EVH did for rock. Both are icons that never grow old.
Do the Nashville performance where he plays Voodo Childe behind his back.
And with broken strings!!!
Jimi broke new ground, ...............SRV drilled holes through it anywhere he plugged his guitar in. Hats off to his guys for keeping his back solid. SRV=the GOAT!
You just watched the GOAT.
Dont try this with a guitar made in china.
I am absolutely happy that I have found these videos. There are so many amazing artists to explore. It is a Jimi Hendrix song. SRV was an avid fan of Hendrix.
I was blessed to have seen both Jimi and SRV live. Both experiences were phenomenal to say the least. IMHO SRV is the GOAT but not by much. To be honest, I lived in Austin and saw SRV many times so that could cloud my judgement but I doubt it.
Bra...iñm a 75 yo who heard jimi´s last performance with the Experience. NEVER thought I`d hear better..... SRV is simply the BEST.... May they be playing together somewhere! Imagine that!
Ever heard of Lovebites and Band Maid? Check them out.... that's provided you like heavy metal and hard rock music.... super talented musicians...
Do LENNIE...Live at El Macambo....NOBODY plays like Stevie.
Thats a lesson I learned chasing the "Dream" ...always someone better. Once you accept that....then you can move forward......develop "you" and your style.
I'm a SRV golden oldies fan from wayback loving this video. Reminded me first time I heard SRV...Latimer Hall, Berkeley. He and Martin Lawrence destroyed V. Thomas' 'Rear Admiral'...IN my humble opinion. This? is hot...almost cut my hair!
After you watch all the other SRV stuff, (including Texas Flood at the El Macsmbo) check out Stevie jamming "Texas Flood" with Albert King.
Yes this is Stevies cover of a Jimi Hendrix song - and you aint seen NOTHING yet. You need to check out "TEXAS FLOOD LIVE AT ELMOCAMBO" - arguably the best blues/soul guitar performance ever recorded. I saw Stevie play live twice and he killed it both times. It astonishes me how many people havent heard of SRV. Hes one of the very best blues/soul guitar players to ever pick up a guitar and many legends say the same. Youve opened a big rabbit hole of SRV's work and its a great ride.
SRV was the best thing that ever came out of Texas since Janis. Truly the GOAT. He was more technically accurate, cleaner sounding, more dynamic,, more versatile and more fluid in his playing than anyone out there, I daresay even Jimi. Stevie could cover any Hendrix song and usually make it sound better than the original, this song being a case in point. I couldn't say the reverse is true. Voice aside, Stevie could go places Jimi's style just didn't fit.
No disrespect to Hendrix. He was the innovator. But SRV grew to outpace him. Jimi was a '69 Ferrari. SRV's a 2021 Lambo.
You don’t just watch or listen to Stevie Ray Vaughan.. you “experience” Stevie Ray Vaughan. ✌️&❤️
Still waiting to hear that killer solo??? He's already pounded out 3, while playing rhythm guitar at the same time!!! The whole damn song is solos with rhythm...AT THE SAME TIME!!! incredibly difficult level of skill needed to play this song the way Stevie did!!!
I had tickets to see him on 10th Sept 1990 at Hammersmith in London - he was killed on 27th August 1990.....I still have my unused ticket.....
When reacting to SRV - always go for a live version. Everything improvised [same as Clapton] and no 2 solos the same. Also most guitarists play with 9 or 10 gauge strings - he played with 12 or 13....that hurts but gives such a great tone!
Jimi was one of the greatest for sure. Stevie Ray, Jimmy Page, Eddie Van Halen. Top three in my opinion. Add in David Gilmour, Alex Lifeson, Tony Iommi, Mark Tremonti,; my personal favorites
Try to survive a Lynyrd Skynyrd - Freebird - 7/2/1977 - Oakland Coliseum.
Good luck.
I think you're asking the wrong question. Stevie was heavily influenced by JImi. Hendrix passed in 1970 and SRV passed in 1990. I like to think that Stevie picked up where Jimi left off and carried that torch to the next level. If there had never been a Hendrix Stevie would have never sounded like this. But nobody ever captured what Jimi was doing like SRV. RIP to to incredible musicians.
"Texas Flood" live at El Mocambo will change your life. RIP GOAT. August 27, 1990.
i saw srv in concert about a month before his tragic death and jeff beck came out for the encore to play voodoo child with him.............omfg!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm a die hard Eddie Van Halen fan and he used to be my number 1 guitar player...until I heard Stevie. This man has yet to be de-throned on my list. Stevie is the GOAT.
You are so young, my love! There is so much more out there.
Jimmy and Stevie Ray. The Beatles, Queen. The who. Ella Fitzgerald, Led Zeppelin, Erich Clapton. And so many more.
Stevie Ray Vaughan🤘
Check out Stevie Ray Vaughan live at El Mocombo Texas Flood. It will blow your mind. ❤❤
Hendrix was great. In the top 10 of all time, for sure.
Buy Stevie Ray was a blues savant who never took a guitar lesson in his life. He was on a different planet. And the vocals? Yeah, Hendrix was much better than Stevie was. But Stevie himself once said, "Everybody's a better vocalist than I am. I'm only doing the vocals because nobody else in the band wants to."
You've just been introduced to the Bible according to Stevie Ray Vaughan.... perfect reaction. Same one we all had first time seein him. Now, make sure to react to his video of "Texas Flood" Live at The El Mocambo". You can thank me later.
I can only imagine Jimi and Stevie have a guitar battle every now and then up in heaven
Best out of 100: Stevie - 51, Jimmie - 0………Game over! Sorry Jimmie!
SRV loved Jimi Hendrix and wanted to play like Jimi and he does but SRV style ... if SRV didn’t quit his drug addiction back in the day these recordings wouldn’t never have happen...
SRV has so many good jams. Texas Flood is one of my favorites.
Jordon, if you want some hear some good blues rock, check out Joe Bonamassa especially the early Joe. Song - Blues Deluxe Live At Rockpalast.
A master if his instrument. You will NEVER see another like him. RIP Stevie. Some say God brought Stevie home early because he wanted guitar lessons.
Hendrix, SRV and EVH...the 3 baddest MF’ers to ever pick up a guitar! As a Texan I can say SRV is the epitome of Texas blues.
Austin city limits on pbs
...yes watched when Stevie was on it!!! Fan from beginning....
SRV. 1983 Little Wing. Yes it is a Jimi Hendrix cover. SRV kills! it!!!
I dont listen Hendrix much but Stevie!If you like that you will love that Session.ua-cam.com/video/4-apz26BfHY/v-deo.html
Yeah its a cover of Hendrix. SRV was a Hendrix fan, and if you notice his vibrato bar is on the top, so SRV uses a bridge from a left handed guitar emulating how when Hendrix played a right handed guitar strung backwards, and upside down, his vibrato bar was also on the top instead of the bottom like most folks.
You wont find a better Blues Guitarist than this GENIUS , No Man is or was in the same class, it's not possible, Clapton Hendrix Moore, Beck, to name a few, they are incredible Guitarists, but no one was as good as SRV. Never will be, he's a one-off!
Also check out his El Mocambo performance. You'll have a stroke. Best performance in guitar history imo.
Awesome reaction bro 👌... Next up Texas Flood live at El Mocambo..I'll be waiting to see your jaw drop lol 👌
Don't get caught up in the whose better whose best crap. There are hundreds of guitarists and thousands of musicians who can blow your mind. The best is really only your favorite and for me SRV is one of my favorite favorites. Also check out guys like John Petrucci and Steve Vai for incredible speed and technical skills. Roy Clark was a country musician from the 60's who mastered multiple stringed instruments
Definitely check them out!
Got your answer yet? Lol lol. This guy wins hands down. I grew up in tbeb60s and 70s of Supreme talent. This guy is the best I've heard. He and Jimmy are performing g in heaven
Stevie had no equal, you were just turned on to the greatest player the Blues has ever seen. Stevie single handedly revived the Blues man, nobody ever did it better.
I saw Stevie with Jeff Beck in 11/12/1989 at the RPI Fieldhouse, Troy, NY. Mind blowing!
Originally written and recorded by James Marshall Hendrix (Jimi Hendrix) - ua-cam.com/video/IZBlqcbpmxY/v-deo.html
Ironically he contributed to David Bowies only number one hit single. Lets dance....
Not bad for a 5 foot 5 inch Texas boy, huh,? ☺️
BTW, he's using Jimi's wah pedal in this.
This is the video your guitar watches while you're not at home.
Fun fact: Stevie used VERY heavy guage strings. When you see him bend notes like that please understand that 90% of guitar players can't do that.
better late than never to discover SRV. Saw him live about 7 or 8 times in my youth and I can tell you that 8/27/90 was one of the worst days of my life. I don't think that a determination can be made as to who's better between Stevie and Jimi ... they each had their time. I completely agree with one of your other viewers who suggested that you watch “Texas Flood” live at El Mocambo ... it is one of SRV's most iconic tunes and a must watch.
One of his mentors, was Albert king i believe. Blues guitarist. Stevie had great respect for Hendrix. First time i heard this song. Thought it was Hendrix.
As much as I Love Jimi Hendrix oh, I mean come on. Jimmy was innovator Stevie Ray killed it need to understand how much respect Stevie Ray add for Jimi Hendrix and the people that came before
Hendrix was one of SRV's main influence.
If Stevie sounds better, it's Jimi who set the standard and showed every future guitar player what's possible with six strings, a plug and an understanding of blues and its endless intuitive playing forever giving out something new with the same simple formula, making anyone who wants to feel connected.
The simple things in life are always the most powerful.
The best line I've ever heard about Stevie was from another famous guitarist the name escapes me right now but he said " If you don't play guitar Stevie makes you wanna learn, but if you do play guitar he makes you wanna quit"
He might be the best guitar player ever, I'm a Randy rhoads, David gilmour fan.. but Stevie Ray shreds it I might have to rethink my position.
The debate about best guitarist will go on forever. For my money, it's pretty clear if you take bias out of it. SRV is a better pure, technical guitarist and Jimmi is better showman and performer who impacted the industry more. To me...SRV is the best guitarist just in terms of straight skill, speed and accuracy.
When someone asked Jimi Hendrix how it felt to be the greatest guitarist in the world he said," I don't know. You'll have to ask Stevie Ray Vaughn."
Or react to "Look At Little Sister" from the same concert in Austin, Texas. It's DAMN near as good as Voodoo Child.
Try Roy Buchanan live at Austin city limits. Hey joe or Roy’s blues. You will not be disappointed.
Check out Randy Hanson. Excellent guitarist.
Srv always said that hendrix was better..my opinion that is a toss up..voodoo child was hendrix..RIP to both of the greats