Stevie Ray Vaughan - Life Without You (Reaction) WHAT AN INCREDIBLE GUY!
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In the 80s, I worked as a bouncer in a blues club in Memphis. My mother in law at the time came up to me and said, "I have someone who wants to meet you.". Standing in front of me was a man with wearing a poncho reaching out to shake my hand. I was star struck to be in front of one of my heroes, Stevie Ray Vaughan. A few weeks later, I was working the floor at the club and there was a tap on my shoulder. Holy cow it was him again but this time he called me by name. "Joe, we are jamming after the club closes. I want you to sit in with us.". I didn't leave the club until 7 a.m. and got to sit and jam with the man himself. Your reaction to a genuine man like Stevie is beautiful. What you see in this video is 💯 him. A few short months later, I found out about his death and was heartbroken. We lost a legendary man but his soul lives on through people like you. Thank you for this video ❤
Suuuure...
And that, was the greatest guitarist who ever lived. Gone way too soon 😞
So sad
That guitar was given to him from his wife,he named the guitar LENNY,and he wrote a song named Lenny,he died in a helicopter crash going to meet her in Chicago after they were divorced,SAD,he never made it home to her,he even soberd up just a fierce taking of a wonderful human being,love❤you stevie,say hi to jimi
What he learned about being Human is Sorely missed today, in a society being divided by hate. S.R.V RIP.
Good Morning 🌞 Maddy ..David Bowie hired a young hotshot named Stevie Ray Vaughn to play on Let's Dance & it catapulted Stevie into deserved fame & appreciation 😊
Wow!!!
Had the pleasure of seeing Stevie ray a couple of weeks before he was killed in a helicopter crash. RIP Stevie legend never die
John Mayer inducted Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble into the Rock N Roll Hall of fame.
You actually nailed it when you said he was responding to himself. It's called a "call and response" usually done between two musicians, it comes off as a little self indulgent when some players do it with their singing, but Stevie pulls it off beautifully.
How can you watch this and not be a fan.i been a fan from the begining, rock fans held him back,
This concert was from after he got clean and sober. He had 4 years clean when he died in a helicopter crash and he absolutely had a great message to share. He was a really good soul and the world lost a good and a truly humble man that day. I'm just grateful that he left a legacy of some exceptional music for me and others to enjoy and guys like me and others like John Mayer who are a million times better guitarists than I will ever be to learn from and enjoy.
Not to be that guy, but this was a year before he got clean. Which is why I prefer the Nashville 1987 performance of this song, cause he tells everyone about almost dying from his years of substance and drug abuse!
@@csi2448 okay. I'll be honest with you I didn't watch the entire video. I guess I probably sort of assumed it was from later as I don't really recall him doing much talking during this song in earlier videos that I have personally seen of this song but of course I haven't seen all of them
@@user-pe1dt9hh8y It's okay. I'm just a huge SRV fanboy. So I know the dates by heart for pretty much all of these shows lol
I watched him play in his living room. All feeling .Never any pattern to his playing. Cried the day he left.
The song is a tribute to his longtime friend Charlie Wirz. Charlie had built the White Strat for Stevie and that was the reason for the switch
Stevie makes the guitar scream and cry all at the same time over the loss of his friend Charlie.
Little Wing and Texas Flood...live at Mocambo...Riviera Paradise are 🔥
Greatest guitar performance on youtube!!!
The greatest guitar player ever!
Definitely
He was
agree with hendrix and malmsteen
I would not say SRV was the world's greatest guitar player, but if I could play the guitar like anyone that ever lived it would be this dude.
And my gosh I must say, Maddy, your a gorgeous woman. Enjoyed the review.
that guitar switch tho....
there isn't a single guitarist who hasn't been inspired by him in one way or another ever since his first album dropped!!!
You just have stumbled across the greatest guitar player to have ever lived and ever will be.
SRV = THE G.O.A.T.
After he got clean and sober and became a Christian, he said he didn't want to be a master of his instrument but an instrument of the Master. Taken too soon. Another great reaction.
This is strange. I've seen this performance many times over the years and I could swear he wasn't wearing an ouroborus as an earring. Do you remember that always being there? I feel like that must've been edited in somehow. I would have spotted it. But then, I could be mistaken.
Edit: I must have been mistaken. I just checked . It is there in other videos
This is what modern blues sounds like and Stevie is one of the best ever. Adjusting amps and pedals on stage is somewhat of a no no and most of the time is done during sound check before the performance. Conditions can change however and from time to time it has to be done on stage. Stevie is a master guitarist and performer so forgiveness is given without hesitation. Enjoy this because you will never see Stevie live again.
Angels have waited for so long, now they have their way; take your place.
Miss you pop. See you in due time.
His guitar was changed out and he didn’t miss a beat….
"He's dueting with his guitar" is such a fabulous take on SRV.
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@@MaddyReactions The dueling in Blues is called "Call and response"
Nailed it - and on the John Meyer connection as well!
He does it so well that even a first time listener gets it. He was a MASTER of blues and the guitar. Combine his soul and the "conversation" as Albert K refers to it becomes mesmerizing.
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I LOVE SRV, he is my favorite guitar player. When I listen to this message he speaks during this solo it brings tears! If we could only practice this ! Love each other!
Best guitar player to ever walk the planet.
"I use heavy strings, tune low, play hard and floor it. Floor it. That's technical talk."
~Stevie Ray Vaughan
Niceeee! Lol
@@MaddyReactions BB King used the lightest strings he could find. It's all good!
them 13gauge are almost impossible to break but he does it often
@@MaddyReactions hello of france...you are incredible description of steeve rhay vaughan...beautifull merci beaucoup !!! bye
"Heavy strings". That is an understatement. His grip strength had to have been off the charts. I've watched other players on YT try to use the same gauge strings that Stevie played so effortlessly and they failed miserably
I don't know if you noticed, but he started the song playing a red guitar. He went to tune it and signaled to his tech to get him another. He never missed a note in the change. No one else could do an instrument change mid-song and no miss a beat. SRV was one of a kind. Thank you Stevie, for all the great music you left us to enjoy. And thank you, Maddie, for the reaction.
He does it at ACL when he's playing "Look at Little Sister" and breaks a string - check that one out but be sure to get the full length version where they leave the entire keyboard solo in.
There is another reason why he changes guitar and specifically for the one that is Charley, this song was written for the person who made that guitar (Charley Wirz) and who unfortunately passed away and was a friend of Stevie, the song was recorded with that guitar and live always play this song with that specific guitar
@@kevinmclaughlin8975 another great moment was at the end of the show in Nashville in '86 or '87 when he broke a string while playing voodoo child...
Makes me laugh every time 😅
He also breaks a tooth during this...
Man you just ruined my day. I’ve watched this video no less than 100 times, and I’ve never caught that change! Thank you for forcing me to watch it, watching for new things.
Stevie and Prince very much alike in the respect that they were eccentric and want the sound.
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It's all good, not just John Mayer, but a lot of blues players learned things from this master.
Never seen anybody like SRV. Playing the guitar was somehow spiritual for him. And for his audience. Always watch him live - good god he could play.
So amazing to watch!
Amzing live and I was so lucky to see him a few times , He played life without you and i was a few feet away , he went into this rap about how you had to look after yourself for yourself and the people who love you just after he had cleaned up form alcohol and coke and went into the most incredible heatfelt solo , A few weeks later he was dead RIP
I have seen great guitarists. Jimi, Jeff Beck, Steve Vai, but Stevie Ray was unrivaled. RIP my brother.
I've been a huge Stevie Ray Vaughan fan for yrs and I think you can see why, Stevie was raised by a very abusive alcoholic father who Jimmie said took most of his abuse out on Stevie and he didn't know why but I know why Stevie Ray was a kind sensitive small child that his dad knew he could intimidate and make cry very easy. I was the tiniest child in my family and my mother could make me cry all the time by telling me she never wanted me and would lock me in a cold dark basement with no windows and a dirt floor, hit me with a board with nails in it and I was the perfect child for this. Stevie started drinking at the age of 8 and would become a alcoholic and addicted to cocaine he almost died but you can go one of two ways an angry hateful person made at the world or you can be a better person then the person who raised you and what to be the total opposite and the went to rehab owned by Eric Clapton and ask for help. Stevie was only 4 yrs clean and better then ever when he was killed but spread the word about his experience with his demons. LOVE LOVE LOVE STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN
Wow that’s emotional sorry this happened
He just changed the guitar without loosing any tone , RIP SRV
He said “ I lost my tooth”. Thank you Charley Ha! Man is a legend! Never missed a beat. You can see the gap where his tooth was
And that my friend is a Masterclass performance !!!! RIP Stevie!
Oh so sad 😞
@MaddyReactions, some research into his background is warranted he inspired many guitar players
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You should see his Texas Flood live @ El Mcombo 🎸🎼🎶🎵🎵🎶🎶🎶
Stevie had it figured out way back in 1985 and it absolutely applies today.
A neighbor gave Mayer a Stevie Ray Vaughan cassette, which cultivated Mayer's love of blues music. According to Mayer, his fascination with Vaughan started a "genealogical hunt" that led him to other blues guitarists.
Simply put, the man is a guitar legend, you’ll be diving back into him for sure
Most definitely
@@MaddyReactions Texas Flood...live at Mocambo..
@@fredtello 2nd that!!!
@@fredtello Yeah ! "Texas Flood" or "Little wing" at El Mocambo !
Or Tin pine alley from Live at Montreaux ft Johnny Copeland, mind blowing!!
SRV defined GOD mode, in so many ways, not just the guitar.
So awesome
No one ever does a reaction vid of the song he wrote for his wife ,Lenny. So sad because to me it’s the most beautiful thing he ever played. Would love to see maddys reaction.
He wrote this song about his friend that he got his guitar's from , so much love for his friend, he was one of a kind
"TEXAS FLOOD" LIVE AT EL MACOMBO!!! GREATEST GUITAR PERFORMANCE ON UA-cam!!!
For me Stevie was and still is the greatest guitarist of all time but for once in his life the greatest thing in this performance was the message he spoke. Stevie you and your kind in this world is greatly needed and missed.
This Man wouldn't sale his Soul so they took him out! He loved our Creater so much that his Physical Body was worth it to not offend God! My Stevie spirit be with God.🙂🙏
After he broke his tooth he turned towards us smiled and said yup broke a tooth
"Stevie was an endless, open channel that music just poured out of. He made people who'd never touched a guitar in their life want to pick one up and start playing, and he made those of us who'd played live onstage with him before want to quit."..............Eric Clapton.
Anyone notice the smooth guitar switch? Total pro!
Didn't seem to phase him one bit.
Yes I did. There are several videos where he breaks strings and changes guitars and if you were just listening and not watching, you’d never know!!
He was one of the most humble celebrities I've ever met. Loved his fanscand always made time for them.
Stevie Ray Vaughan “Texas Flood“ LIVE at El Macambo. Even more epic than anything you’ll ever witness.
Stevie Ray's words "we've got to pick each other up when we're down, and not put nobody down when we're up" are words to live by. Hopefully, you'll react to more SRV like Texas Flood or Love Struck Baby Live at the El Mocambo. 🙌✌️
Love it
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If you like this you really you really should see Stevie Ray Vaughan live at El mocambo playing Texas flood arguably one of the greatest guitar solos ever played r.i.p. SRV 🎸🐐🎶🎤
He broke his tooth doing that too, he is the GOAT, and we miss him, life without you, is life without SRV.
If you noticed during the end when he was playing with his teeth, that he looked over to his stage hand and mouthed, "I broke my tooth" and you can see him looking in front of him for his tooth. That is a true master willing to sacrifice a body part for his art.
Everyone misses the guitar switch at the beginning, SRV is a GOAT
He was so smooth I didn’t even notice!
You said "What was that technique"? He broke a string on the red guitar and the camera was so close, you couldn't see him switching to the white one. As others, and I, have said before, his "Texas Flood" Live at the El Mocambo is a masterpiece of guitar playing. Unforgettable! @@MaddyReactions
@@MaddyReactions he also has an amazing guitar switch in an live performance of “little sister”
he lost a tooth after playing the guitar from his mouth, thats what he told his band mates. immediately after
😆 epic
@@MaddyReactions yeah, you can see him grin and mouth “I lost my tooth” and then he looked down a lot for the next minute or so.
After plying with his teeth he tells his tech "I lost my tooth!". Then he starts strangling the guitar neck with one hand and is looking down at the stage trying to find it. lucky to see him twice. Pre and post sobriety. different kind of show thats for sure. The sober show he starts out playing If The House Is A Rockin entirely behind his back, start to finish. Crazy talented angel from heaven.
I don’t know if y’all noticed, but when he plays with his teeth you’ll notice right after he starts looking on the ground. Then he pans up and smiles and mouths “lost my tooth” he lost a tooth doing that move and kept going without missing a note
Stevie will always be missed,awesome player, not showing off it’s just what he enjoyed. He loved pleasing the crowd. Never be another like him ever
So true
Yes! Mayer was inspired by Stevie…so much that he posthumously inducted Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble into the Rock and Roll HOF 🎸
That’s awesome
@@MaddyReactionsyou’re awesome, dive deep into his catalogue, every song is excellent
He always played this song on “Charlie”, the white guitar he switched to that built and given to him by Charlie Wertz
He broke a string on his first Guitar. That's why he changed Guitars!
And has an SRV tattoo!😂
Sadly, I was at Stevie Ray Vaughn's last concert the night his helicopter crashed after the show at Alpine Valley Wisconsin August 26th 1990. The fog was so bad after the show that we stopped and got a hotel room on the way home. The lineup was SRV, Eric Clapton, Robert Cray, Stevie's brother Jimmie and Buddy Guy. RIP SRV!
Anyone that cares at all about the blues or rock and roll guitar knows who Stevie is, and respects his absurd raw talent and inhuman work ethic. Dude was a mutant, an other, a conduit to the elemental plane of music is one of my favorite ways to describe him. @6:28 He plays with some of the thickest and least plyant strings on purpose. This means that in order to bend them the way he does you need stupid gorilla strength. While playing he is actually and in real time loosening his own strings enough to alter the sound in one song, sometimes multiple times per song. May I humbly suggest watching him in the presence of other legendary players, he is just as humble and pleased to be playing with them as a regular guy would be.
Stevie couldn't read music so he played by ear. The guitar change near the beginning was because the song is about Charlie his guitar tech who died suddenly, the guitar was a gift from him and Stevie named it Charlie. His favorite guitar is named Lenny, a gift from his wife Lenora.
Wow!
Stevie's 'LENNY' guitar was also a birthday gift from his wife & a few of their friends. They all got together to chip in $50 each (I believe it was $50 each) & bought the guitar for him. It was that very night while his wife was sleeping that he wrote the song 'LENNY'! Stevie literally woke her up the next morning telling her 'You gotta hear this, I just wrote this last night while you were sleeping!' Then he played it for her!
why would he need to read music? i dont get this popular conception of reading music. nobody needs to read music
He played music not because he could, he was his music. He embodied the very essence of who he was in his playing style.
After he got clean and sober his songs and their message got better as well as as his skills.
What a guy I've always loved him an his music my brother an I would sat in our room for hours an hours injoying his music never knew why other people didn't appreciate him
STevie is who all the Great players want to be
Definitely
That technique is called a rake. You drag the pick down the strings while muting them then unmute on the last string/note. The other thing is called call and response. Quite common in rock and blues. You play or sing something and then you (or someone else) plays something in response.
Very cool! Thanks for sharing terminology! 🤗🤍🤍🤍
Except, in this case, Stevie never used a pick. That was all fingers.
He did use a pick he lost It near the end
@@anthonydawson8080 I thought he lost it when he switched guitars. Oh well.
Stevie didn't play guitar, he was actually possessed by it and the guitar played him
You know your a bad ass when you switch your guitar without missing a beet it was one of his friend s guitar that is past away0 and this song was about him rip gone but not forgotten forgotten ever
In my book the greatest blues guitar player ever. By the way his voice was terrific, another instrument itself!!
This is one of the most "laid back" performances of SRV and really great. If you want to see him really "cook" , then "Texas Flood Live at the El Mocambo" is one you don't want to miss. In my humble opinion SRV is the greatest Blues/Rock guitarist that has ever lived. Your reaction to him was great and your opinion of him is shared by practically all his fans!
HE'S BIGGEST ,
There will never be anything like this again.
SRV RIP , deep in my heart i can hear what You are tryed to tell us .
He was a wizard on the guitar .
He went to heaven too soon , to jam with Jimi ... listened by Angels of the first degree
you are absolutely right, Stevie is John Mayers biggest inspiration that set him on the blues path
I used to see him before he was famous when I was growing up in Texas! Saw him many times after he did become famous by playing here in Switzerland at the Montreux Jazz Festival! You really need to see Texas Flood Live at the El Mocambo to see the best guitarist ever! It'll be life changing, guaranteed!
Epic!
He used to play at the smallest bars and would just Rock
Glimpses of Stevie's guitar tech and his guitar goes from brown to white and it's so smooth no one notices.
RIP SRV. Thanks for all you left us.
(Stevie sacrificed a tooth on this one.)
A lot of people don't have Stevie at number one of all time but for me he's at the top Nobody knew the fretboard like Stevie I mean no one
Death wasn't strong enough to separate us from the beautiful human that is SRV.
Self taught and a non music reader he felt every note he played and so do his listener's. Pride and joy was our first Dance at our wedding ❤️ should have timed it we were knackered.
Enjoy you look in to SRV 🔥
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WOW! Impressive
To be fair many rock and rollers didn't read music
He was severely dyslexic and speaking as a dyslexic reading music was imeacely difficult.
SRV is a HUUUUUUUUGE inspiration to nearly all modern day rock/blues musicians, not even just guitarists alike. He was simply other worldly \m/
So true
Included among others is Mike McCready of Pearl Jam.
When Stevie played live, he just exuded all the confidence in the world. He went on stage just KNOWING THAT EVERYTHING WAS RIGHT WITH EVERYTHING & NOTHING COULD GO WRONG!
The thought that anything could go wrong during his performance never crossed his mind!
I believe his fashion sense & what he wore also clearly says the same thing!
It's not like he 'DRESSED UP', or had 'on stage costumes', These were his everyday clothes!
He dressed like this literally EVERYDAY!
And whether he tossed his guitar behind his back or behind his head, played with his teeth or his fingers, played lead & rhythm at the same time (on the same guitar), or played right hand only or played left hand only, he didn't have to practice these 'MOVES' before hand, the thoughts just came to him, then he was doing them!
EXPERTLY!!! EVERY TIME!!!! JUST FABULOUS!!!!
THERE WILL NEVER BE ANOTHER LIKE STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN!!!💜💜💜💜
R. I. P. WE ALL LOVE YOU & MISS YOU DEEPLY!!!!
That was the style back then, Not only did he play he was a showman. He was the representation what it meant to be Austin Weird though he was born in Dallas.
Every guitar player that means anything has been inspired by srv
I've never heard this one before. I adore his voice in this one, the way he talks to the audience, and ohmygod the guitar work ...
Maddy, I was lucky enough to get to see Stevie once. But I'll always remember where I was and what I was doing when I heard that he died. Bums me out to this day. He was as good as they come.
So unfortunate
Stevie was the guitar...the music flowed through him. Thats a very common description of his playing. I was lucky enough to see his very often. A very humble guy who set a great example for others. Stevie was taken from us way too soon but dang what a legacy he left...Yes John Mayer has listened to him a lot. Mayer is good but there has never been nor will there ever be another SRV
That was called a slide that he did. Srv was the master at doing slide, well everything on the guitar really.
That’s so cool!
I love this song so much. I've asked my family to play it at my funeral, hopefully many years from now.
Mine is his Little Wing. Hopefully, it will be a long time from now . ❤️❤️✌️
He wrote this song for his friend Charlie who had died. Lots of feeling in this one.
Great reaction / review.
As we say in Texas; y'all be safe.
No one walks away the same person after listening to SRV.
#foreverSRV
Other SRV videos:
. Pride and Joy (live)
. Tin Pan Alley (live with Copeland)
. Riviera Paradise
. Lenny
. Voodoo Chile
. SRV and Jeff Healy duet
. Session with Albert King in Canada. (Lengthy video)
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When he played with his teeth you can see him looking around the floor. He turned to someone off stage and mouthed I lost my tooth, it's gone. then said Thank you Charlie into the mic. That's who he wrote the song for
I saw him perform live 4 times 😱❤️
Randy Quaid had a party in Texas 🍻🍻
The Cotton Bowl in Dallas with ZZ Top headliner and his Brothers band The Fabulous Thunderbirds ❤️❤️❤️
In Houston with the WHO headlining the show ❤️❤️ 120,000 people partying 😏👏👏👏 great Concert...
Twice in Austin ❤️❤️
S.R.V. gave you 110 percent everytime!!!!👏👏👏
Stevie Ray Vaughans song Life by the Drop is acoustic guitar 🤔 great song 👍. Enjoy your adventures 🤠✌️❤️
Good Morning Maddy, can never go wrong with Stevie Ray Vaughan
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You need to see the soundcheck video. Stevie walks in like a pimp, eyes not quite open, grabs his guitar and an instant 100mph it is masterful
guitar strum pull up. the duet is called ask and recall. everyone who knows or feels blues has been inspired by this dude. this is no show off this is natural flow. look at his fingers and hands , he bent 12 g strings 1.5 octaves. an amazing talent and musician and died at 35 years old.
Haha...you're reaction to SRV playing behind his back is priceless!
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If you want to experience SRV's most radical playing, watch him play "Third Stone From the Sun" live at the Mocambo.
It's his homage to Jimi Hendrix.
And as someone who saw him perform in 1987, I enjoy watching folks see SRV for the first time. I get to live vicariously through your experience.
@tn_bayouwulf2949.. Awesome DVD of that show. My fav is live at Montreux 1982 & 1985. $11.99 on you know where...
Agree Third stone from the sun is a wild performance
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Agree on Third Stone - one of the greatest performances I’ve seen from SRV. I consider myself blessed to have seen him a few times before is tragic accident. He was a special player and a special man. Miss that dude.
@@crdukes1967 I saw SRV in concert only once, on his "Live, ALIVE" tour in Knoxville, Tenn. It changed me forever!
From Texas need to play Little Wing live great song and great guitar playing love the way you look and love your reactions Little Wing by Stevie Ray Vaughan live I'm sure you would love it
I talked to him for a few minute's after the sound check. What dear man and human being 😊😊😊😊😊😊
Stevie's Live at El Mocambo "Texas Flood" is perhaps the best live guitar performance ever filmed.
The guitar technique you asked about early in the video is often called a "rake."
You analysis is spot on. This man was all heart, and you feel it in everything he does. He was too good for this world.
Sunday, August 27 will be 33 years since we lost him. Still missing him!
I knew you would love this, srv will always be the goat! "Couldn't stand the weather " ," willy the wimp " superstition " just to name a few others . Great reaction maddy 🙏
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