Never met Stevie, but if you were around in the 80s, you remember all the egos in music at the time,and then you had one of the best ever blues/rock players, blows most everyone else away, and is more humble and polite than any others, except maybe AC/DC, they were known for kindness and humility towards fans, just like Steve.
What a legend he truly was... and a hero! because he showed me that you can get sober and not need drugs and alcohol to play! He in fact came back and played better! and preformed better! He was freaking amazing! He is a GOD to me for showing me that... and to never give up on what you truly love and your talent. He showed us all that you can do it. Why he had to be taken from us so soon and sudden... I'll never understand it? I still can't believe it!?
I Loved Stevie SO Much! I Can Never Seem To Find Enough Video Or Audio Of Him That I've Not Already Seen....And There Are Still Times I Almost Forget - And Can't Believe - AGAIN - That He Has Been Gone All This Time!😢 I'm Just So Thankful For All The Memories Stevie Left, His Great Voice & Music, His Live Shows That I'll Never Forget!!❤ The Angels Waited For You, Stevie - Keep The Music Goin' Till We Are All There To Join You!💞Soul To Soul!
Stevie got clean in 1986, and he took his sobriety very seriously. Many musicians have credited him with showing them the way, including Bonnie Raitt, Tommy Shannon, members of his road crew, and his brother, Jimmie, often talks about Stevie taught him to get sober. Stevie is an icon to recovering addicts, maybe his most important legacy.
I remember my dad RIP Captain, he watched this way way back when I was in school. He confirmed that John Hammond was the man seeking out Robert Johnson to play In NYC so the world would know who he was. They went to find him to bring him up to NYC and found out he was dead just three days before they got there. The whole thong blew me away. One that my dad was that cool and I never knew it Two I didn't know what a serious career John Hammond so many blues artists. Then I heard some of his radio spots from the 1940s and further blown away. Hammond had to be the coolest white guy ever. His son plays a nice acoustic too.
We need a movie about SRV
i would love to see that
they made that movie about queen and i really liked it, a stevie movie with the same director would be a smash
Wow yes i totally agree it would be awesome
Agree, there are already movies about hendrix, i think it's time to have a movie about stevie
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Jimmie is really protective of the rights to Stevie’s music and image so it’s gonna be really hard to get a movie made
Never met Stevie, but if you were around in the 80s, you remember all the egos in music at the time,and then you had one of the best ever blues/rock players, blows most everyone else away, and is more humble and polite than any others, except maybe AC/DC, they were known for kindness and humility towards fans, just like Steve.
Thanks for the post. Whenever I come across a bit of film that I hadn't seen before, it's almost like he's still here with us, still jammin'.
Stevie looks so good here. Just love him. RIP Stevie....
What a legend he truly was... and a hero! because he showed me that you can get sober and not need drugs and alcohol to play! He in fact came back and played better! and preformed better! He was freaking amazing! He is a GOD to me for showing me that... and to never give up on what you truly love and your talent. He showed us all that you can do it. Why he had to be taken from us so soon and sudden... I'll never understand it? I still can't believe it!?
Such a blessing... to stumble upon this gem!!! 💙💙💙💙💙🙏🏻🙏🏻
I Loved Stevie SO Much! I Can Never Seem To Find Enough Video Or Audio Of Him That I've Not Already Seen....And There Are Still Times I Almost Forget - And Can't Believe - AGAIN - That He Has Been Gone All This Time!😢 I'm Just So Thankful For All The Memories Stevie Left, His Great Voice & Music, His Live Shows That I'll Never Forget!!❤ The Angels Waited For You, Stevie - Keep The Music Goin' Till We Are All There To Join You!💞Soul To Soul!
Excellent footage. Stevie will always be the best..thanks for puttin this out there...very rare!
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Oak Cliff 🙏🙏🙏 Legend.
Salute Oak Cliff👍
David, Bow - ie.
Have never heard someone say it like that lol.
Love this man.
Thank you for sharing this video. :)
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So fortunate to see him live. Great guitarist.
Thanks for this video. CAN NOT BELIEVE, this is the first time seeing this, as I thought I have seen most of his stuff.
11:00 into the video. If you recall anything Stevie said or played,recall these words first. Stevie died a warrior- salute,bro
Fabulous!
Thank u for sharing this footage ,rip srv 💜
4:00 I love boogie-woogie piano. Gettin harder n harder to find it nowadays.
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To all you 4 who gave this video of the GREAT SRV a finger down (🖓) on behalf of ALL SRV FANS I GIVE YOU A ONE FINGER HAND SAAALUTE!!!!!! (🖕)
That is how he looks at the time
Yngwie who? Never heard of her...
I remembered the story of him having a kiwi partner
love struck is johnny b good
The fake blind man Stevie Wonder eyes
Dude was coked out of his gourd whilst pushing, “Don’t Do Drugs”. That’s rockstar shit right there.
He got sober in 1986 and was all about helping other to get sobriety.
Stevie got clean in 1986, and he took his sobriety very seriously. Many musicians have credited him with showing them the way, including Bonnie Raitt, Tommy Shannon, members of his road crew, and his brother, Jimmie, often talks about Stevie taught him to get sober. Stevie is an icon to recovering addicts, maybe his most important legacy.
Better to say nothing...wunk
I remember my dad RIP Captain, he watched this way way back when I was in school. He confirmed that John Hammond was the man seeking out Robert Johnson to play In NYC so the world would know who he was. They went to find him to bring him up to NYC and found out he was dead just three days before they got there. The whole thong blew me away. One that my dad was that cool and I never knew it Two I didn't know what a serious career John Hammond so many blues artists. Then I heard some of his radio spots from the 1940s and further blown away. Hammond had to be the coolest white guy ever. His son plays a nice acoustic too.