Texas Flood: Where SRV's Soul Poured Out
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- Опубліковано 7 лют 2025
- This week, we're diving deep into the making of a blues masterpiece: Stevie Ray Vaughan's iconic album "Texas Flood"! We'll be exploring how this legendary record came to be, and how it cemented SRV's status as a guitar god. Kindly like and subscribe - it really helps this channel a lot. I do appreciate it!
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SRV is my #1 guitarist of all time. I utterly adore what he did. Others might try to play what he did, and they can hit the notes and put some accents here and there, but no one will ever be able to make it come alive the way he did. That man had a talent that is second to none. Love, love, love SRV!
His magic was in the tone & phrasing. His heart & soul was in everything he played.
Anyone can play it easily
Karen
@@dimebagvinnie644Anyone can play what? Try Scuttle Buttin.
GREAT Video man !!!
Thank you man! I really appreciate that!
Awesome , Stevie was a Legend , Excellent Brotherman :)
TY brother man 🤘🤘
🎸Thanks for this great summary. Tommy Shannon said any emotion Stevie felt whether it was pain, joy, sadness..., he played on his guitar in the moment. And it was genuine. He said that Stevie was utterly incapable of deception of any type, and that no amount of fame and success ever changed him. The way Stevie reached us was Real. Genuine. You can't fake that. Stevie may have been playing a show onstage, but he wasn't putting on a show. Big difference. And he was humble about it all. Stevie once said in an interview, that his talent was a gift from God and that he tried hard to repay it. But for the grace of God it could all go away. I say Paid in Full, Stevie. Paid in full. Rest easy Stevie, RIP. 🙏
I really appreciate it, thank you for sharing that Tommy quote. That is SRV to the t! Every time he played he just dug in and gave it his all and you can just hear it bleeding out of every note. Thanks for the kind words I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Live at the Mocambo is... legendary.
Ohhhhh yeah 🤘🤘
Got to see SRV several times back in the day in those dive bars with maybe 20 people. He played the most convincing Hendrix, better than Hendrix! I asked him during a break if he'd ever seen Hendrix, he said no but that his brother had opened for him. Huh? He added, holding a bottle of Jack, "but, I played a private party for the Stones two weeks ago". Wait, you met the Stones?? Yep. The things he did to that guitar mere feet away, truly unspeakable things, unnatural things! Tortured wails and angelic whispers, all in the same passage! Damn, now that was a band.
That is a pretty damn cool story!!!!
I was a young man in 1983 in Australia and remember hearing Texas Flood coming over commercial radio station, I can’t even remember what track it was, but to me it was a spiritual experience, there was something mesmerising about someone so I touch with his instrument a d so masterful of his tone, it was also such a refreshing change from the synth garbage that was forced into our ears..
That's pretty cool you got that experience Down Under!
@@guitarmeetsscience he became pretty famous here, everyone loved him
I was fortunate enough to see him five times the first my friends and I were three people back from the stage after the third song we looked at each other and thought WTF and the last time was the night before he passed I am a blues lover and have seen masters and he was one of them RIP
Oh wow!! That's cool that you got to see him so many times, it must have been real hell when the news hit. I remember catching it on TV and just being crushed, but to have seen him so recently before had to have really been something. He was one of a kind!
Such a good video been looking at Stevie stuff sense I was 15 on th internet and this video with the in depth about the first album was so cool nobody’s said anything about Jackson brown or that dumble as far as I’ve ever heard on a video
Thank you so much!!! 🙏 I really appreciate the kind words. I found those elements, especially the amp and Browne's studio to be pretty fascinating. Such a great album. I appreciate the kind words!
Excellent info😊
Thank you! I appreciate it! 🙏
Imagine booing this man is wild
Yep!!!
He made Clapton look like an Amateur at the Concert , Stevie died that night in a Helicopter accident !
Exactly!!!!
Google want Clapton said about hearing Stevie play. He said he felt less than when he heard him play..
❤❤❤ICONS FOREVER ❤❤❤
I saw SRV open for Huey Lewis and The News in '83-84 in Greensboro, NC (pretty sure it was G'boro, could've been Roanoke, VA - not sure). Stevie tore it up but the fans (had to have been Huey's fans) were booing and throwing toilet paper at the stage. Stevie never stopped and put on a guitar clinic!!
Ahh, the '80s...
This was on the "New Drug" tour. I hope Huey's fan's found better drugs than they were on at that point in their lives anyway
Haha his fans were going to need them badly lol.... How the times have changed when it came to who was the true legend in the house!
I always thought he wrote this song. It is in fact a cover.
My wife bugs me
Tell her you're thinking seriously about taking up drums..... Works every time
Do one on my uno #1---
FRANK MARINO
GREAT Video man !!!
Thanks so much!!