Stevie Ray Vaughan - Life Without You “Live” (Reaction) | Rick’s Request
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I cried like a baby the day he died - still remember that tragic day. The greatest player ever in my book!
I was driving to work when it came on the radio, I had to pull the car over and cry. My boss actually sent me home I was so devestated
This performance has everything - him playing behind his back, one-handed, and with his teeth...not to mention one of the most touching (and true) inspirational messages in music.
Yesssss omg
He also lost a tooth while doing it. Lol. You can see him talking to his techie off stage saying "I lost a tooth. It's gone"
Nobody noticed the switched guitar, the dropped pick, the tuning the amp/guitar, but the best part is the inspirational speech!! When man and guitar become one!!!
@@lasagnasux4934 U can also see him looking for it on the Stage floor.. ♠W.G.
toothpick
The best video on UA-cam for me. There is for sure nobody better than SRV. Stevie and the guitar are one instrument. I wouldn't be surprised that the people at that concert still hear ringing in their ears. He only knew one volume...more. I read he had an amp made special for him cause all the ones available only went up to 10. He got some made with 12 or more. Thanks for doing this great video from Stevie!
I’ll bet you didn’t even notice the stage hand swap his guitar 30 seconds into the song due to a broken string.
Yep, SRV gave him a shout out at the end - that was smooth work
And he broke a tooth off later in the song.
Not sure he broke a string here. I have read that the guy whose passing inspired this song built the white guitar, so he prefers to play the song on that guitar. That might have been the reason for the change.
Omg he's good!! The words of this song and the message is powerful.
Yesss
I’m curious. Was this your first time listening to srv ??
💔 he was a beautiful man.
@@SimplyKSimone The Greatest Simply
The Evil that we have walking the Earth today, then you get a Guy this talented and so very humble taken so young, where's the justice? [SRV the only REAL GENIUS I've ever come across on a Guitar] Stevie, Thank you for the Love You Passed Our Way Brother RIP x
Yes gone to soon
I consider myself so lucky to have seen him TWICE!
Very 🙏🏽
I grew up listening to him and nobody can even come close to being as good as he was . And me and just about all of my family plays music and I have a couple first cousins that are really really good. So I'm sticking to my guns about SRV . Especially when it comes to the Blues ! Now I'm a Big Jeff Healey fan and Joe Bonamassa to . SRV and Jeff and Joe are my top 3 .
Charley made the guitar, SRV named it Charley, he plays Charley when he sings the song he dedicated to Charley on his passing.
My favorite Stevie Ray Song. He makes that guitar cry. And he has a beautiful voice.
The best there ever was and the best there ever will be!!!!!!!
10:27 -- Stevie looks over to the side of the stage before saying, "I lost a tooth."
Sweetheart you just witnessed greatness on a whole different level Steavie Ray was a legend gone way too soon R.I.P.
One of the greatest guitar players of all time! May he rest in peace 🙏
the guitar is just an extension of his body...blessed with God given talent
The man will never cease to amaze me, no matter how many times I've seen his videos or the lucky couple of times I got to see him in Austin as a kid. Gone too damn soon. RIP brother...
I wish i could have heard him live at least once
@@SimplyKSimone I'm not actually sure I even understood what I was getting to see at 18 in a bar in Austin. But that unbelievable ability shown through the beer haze and the second-hand high from the bar. I kept up with him through the years living in Houston and was very thankful to have caught him by chance a couple of nights. I know I'm old these days, but I grew up at the right time and I too am sorry you didn't get to see some of these people live.
@@mrmiscast I was at his last two shows at Alpine Valley. I was 20 at the time and I honestly had no idea what I was about to witness either. I was in awe after his performance. He took me to a spiritual place I have yet to visit again in my lifetime. I actually walked out on Clapton because his music was a distraction from my experience. No loss though. I had seen Clapton before and would many times after that show. And, Clapton came out and proclaimed SRV as the greatest guitarist he had ever seen or heard. Then he said, "How in the hell do I follow that?" He proceeded to play ballads and it became a couples concert. I've seen hundreds of shows in my life and those SRV performances are still alone on the top shelf.
Great reaction! He actually lost a tooth during that performance. You could see him mouthing it. Replay it. Try reacting to his song Lenny live @ the El Mocambo! Unreal! He is the GOAT!
Wow lol really check out his playlist for my channel
@@SimplyKSimone I watched every rection to Stevie you’ve made so far! All are great. Honestly tho, you can’t go wrong with “Lenny” such a beautiful instrumental he wrote for his wife lenora “Lenny”. Very bluesy and jazzy feel. Live at the el mocambo is a great performance of this song.
However there is another very underrated version where Stevie is playing Lenny for the last time after having not played it for 2 years because he and Lenny got divorced. In this performance, Stevie goes off his usual trail of the song and makes it sound entirely different, it sounds like he’s saying not only goodbye to his ex wife, but like he’s saying goodbye to the song as well. That performance does make me emotional
At 10:50
The message stevie is sending out is so needed in today's world .we are all brothers and sisters .srv still blowing minds in 2024
There's good players then there's great players then there's feeling he's from a different planet best player ever
He also had a special way of making his guitar sound like it was actually crying. Incredible man.
Oh wow! I tend to think I know all things SRV but I had never seen this performance. What a powerful message in this one. Thank you so much Simone and Rick for sharing.
Thank you for watching
I can't stop crying with you ❤🙏❤I'm a 63 year old musician from ATX who knew Stevie as a musician. The most humble gentle soul I've ever met. I lost my wife of 27 yeses in 2012. This song is just too much...❤🙏❤
Yesss 🙏
Thanks for all the love you passed our way, Stevie. RIP
I really wish you could have seen him perform live. I was fortunate enough to see him way back in 1983. It was an experience I'll never forget
This man touches your heart.
I am a guitarist and no one takes me to the place this man does! I am lucky enough to have seen him live two times. A twice in a lifetime experience!
Stevie is soulful smooth ..none better to ease into a calm cool state of mind
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 next day was one of the saddest days of my life. The lineup was Eric Clapton, SRV, Robert Cray and Buddy Guy. RIP SRV!
What an incredible showman he was.
if you watch closely, after he finishes playing the guitar with his teeth, he turns to his right and smiles and said, "I lost one of my teeth!" to his guitar guy just off stage.
Every time I hear this song I’m struck by a fact. The world lost so much when Stevie passed the biggest loss we lost a man of music and love.
You are so correct, sitting on the grass 75 feet from the front of the stage, watching his last concert was a Blessing Straight From Jesus! Watching the helicopter he was in take off into the fog 45 seconds before he met Jesus is something I will never forget!!!
TY , he passed away on the 27th day of August.. 2 days from now. Its amazing how things happen for a reason. like me coming your page on this day.............. and celebrating his life and see you enjoy what I was blessed to get to see in person........
Stevie wrote this so ng for his friend Charley Wirz who was a mentor and helped Stevie in how he designed his guitars and who died of a heart attack. This white guitar they both worked on and Stevie named it Charley. His other beat up guitar with SRV was called Number One. . Stevie is my favorite and a genius on the guitar but he sobered up from a very bad drinking and cocaine addiction in the fall of 1986 with bassist Tommy Shannon who was his best friend. I love the man even more because he helped so many to sobriety in a gentle humble way.
He was amazing
SRV, un ser humano increíble, un fenómeno irrepetible. Saludos desde Argentina! Gracias
I've been an SRV fan since the early 80s and I still love watching these videos over and over. The emotion he brings to each performance. Plus he's so comfortable playing the guitar behind his back, it's so effortless, so natural for him. Way better than most players playing it in front of them.
Hes amazing gone to soon
Love Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble! You can’t go wrong with Stevie.
Welcome back SKS to the Hall of Guitar Heroes with this wonderful reaction to the Truth= Mr Stevie Ray Vaughn !
I was lucky to see him live 5 times ! 1st time 1979 in a Dallas bar and the last time was the night of his death at Alpine Valley Wisconsin at a concert featuring Robert Cray headlined by Eric Clapton all joined on stage at encore by Blue greats Buddy Guy and Hubert Sumlin.
The vibe from seeing him live was a desperate energy to give it his all like he knew he was on the clock and his time wasn't long
Oh my i wish i could have !! Thanks for watching
He was raw talent. Knew everything about that guitar. And what it would do RIP SRV
I saw him at the Iowa State Fair in 1987 and it was the greatest concert I ever was able to experience.
How many artists do you see doing that today !? So so Good and one of the most decent human beings that ever lived . It's really sad how he lost his life and was totally clean and sober and that's one of his greatest accomplishments .
I never saw Hendrix or Marley, but I did see Stevie Ray. New Years Eve 1988(?) at the Fox Theatre in Atlanta.. It was all you could imagine Stevie bringing down the house and several thousand very drunk people screaming their asses off......
Saw him twice in Chicago in the 80s…yes, I’m old..loved your heartfelt, sweet reaction. Very respectful of the artist.
I am so glad I was lucky enough to see him live in Tampa two weeks before he passed away...:) Such an amazing show and his opening band was Jeff Beck. Then they both came out together and played for almost another hour as if it was a private show for all of us lucky enough to be in the arena that night...
I wish I could have
Last time I saw him...October 84. In Dallas. Indescribable. Folks play the guitar, but SRV expressed through the guitar! Gone way too soon!
When Stevie got clean and sober and turned his life over to God he stated that he didn't wanna be a master of his instrument; he just wanted to be an instrument of the master.
Fantastic performance and seemingly done effortlessly by Stevie Ray Vaughan, he was almost too good.
The funny part is when he was playing with his teeth, on the last strum his tooth came flying out his mouth. Right after that you notice him looking down at the stage looking for his tooth, then he turned to the side line " lost my tooth, gone " kept playing like nothing happened.
When I saw him the weird thing was while he played absolutely no one stood we were ALL fixated by his stage presence.
This song hits you like me, brings tears to the eyes. The sky is cryy gets me too❤
Check out Live 3rd from the Sun. At the Festival. Mind blower Big Time. See whst Stevie can really do with a guitar. ❤❤❤❤
Pure heart
I was so fortunate to have seen Stevie twice!
Thx....He is awesome
My heart just hurts when I see him. This is the most beautiful song from a beautiful soul. Miss him.
Gone too soon
@@SimplyKSimone yes he was taken so soon. I was fortunate enough to meet Stevie on 2 occasions in a relaxed setting. He was a gentle and kind man. ❤️
Da GOAT! You should see him play behind his back!😎👏👏👏👏👏🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥👍
OMG ! This is one of his greatest performances and his message is so heart touching 💜 Girl you just Rock On 💓 Love Love Love it ❤️
I cry every time
He's crying for his friend, the late Charlie Wirz, the engineer and maker of the guitar he's playing, a close friend, and owner of Charlies's Guitar shop in Dallas, Texas. He's also crying for the cruelties in the world.
Too cool.
What can ya say but WOW!!!
Great reaction great artist love and respect from the UK 👍👍👍👍👍👍🌟😀😀 amazing 👍
He did the dime roll on his amp as rolling all the knobs up to 10 for that song.
There will never be another like Stevie, not in talent, soul, or heart.
This man had so much soul it is crazy. Not to mention the more I watch him he had such style. Thank you for posting this reaction. ❤❤❤
great guitarist, great singer, even greater person who loved his fellow man! Love your appreciation for talented artists! BRAVO...
I was lucky enough to see him live twice, blew me away.....
Omh I wish
I love your reactions,Simone, And let me add,you are beautiful
Saw him seven times between 1983-1989. First time in a nightclub in DC. Last time at Cap Center with Jeff Beck. Simply the greatest. I got to meet him by the buses after the show at Constitution Hall in 85. He signed my hat SRV. What do you say to someone this talented? All I could say was I enjoyed his music and hoped he would return to DC. He said to me in that Texas accent, "Sure thang buddy" and off went the greatest guitarist I have ever seen or ever will.
I would have Been speechless
@@SimplyKSimone You would've liked him. He was very much at ease with people and down to earth. You wouldn't know he was one of the legendary greats just from talking to him.
I loved your reaction ❤️. The message was not scripted. It came from his heart and each performance was a little different each time. But always had the same meaning of love. After he sobered up he included that in his message as well, but always just wanted love for everyone. I do get a kick when he loses his tooth and if you read lips, he grins off stage and says... lost my tooth...gone! And then just grins and continues on. He is amazing❤️
My very favorite SRV song. What a talent.
I truly loved your reaction. Stevie Ray is my favorite guitarist, he's on top of everyone else for me. I do truly wish that you could have met the man & to have then seen him later as I had the opportunity to,. He will forever be remembered by so many & so many will become new fans as time goes by who would love to have seen him in person & come to love him for what & who he truly was, for who he still is to so many of us. 🎶💜🎸💜🎶
Makes you wanna cry. Does make me cry
Yes
Thank you Rick for this request
Yes I loved it .. glad he requested it
I was lucky enough to have seen stevie play at the wellington Town Hall, New Zealand in the mid 80's I think it was. Had his big brother Jimmy and the fabulous thunderbirds open. Awesome my ears were ringing for days wicked. Cheers everyone 🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍾🍾🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🇳🇿
Hi saw Stevie play in Seattle in 1985 unbelievable, also if you look close at the 10:53 mark of your video you can see Stevie say he lost his took.
He meant to type tooth, not took
what's a "took"?...you mean his guitar pic? they always had spares taped to his Mic stand.
@@catzdollz9810 tooth, he meant tooth
@@acemodez3169 tooth? hmmmm.
Dusty Rose, it suppose to read tooth.
This is hippie music us old hippies love Stevie ray Vaughn come jam with us hippies
We have to love
Yes
SRV is the Man ! He was so Amazing that I still get emotional trying to watch his videos !
Srv transcends time and space!! The sound he created was truly as if the good lord said son heres a talent to spread to everyone no matter what race or what social standard your job is to touch people with the talent ive given you and thank the good lord he listened and the world will never be the same so thank you lord and thank you stevie, when they return me to dust this will be echoing.
That's soul period undeniable
Omg yes I wish I could have seen him play
You're just one cool Lady and I LOVE YOUR REACTIONS 💗
Aww thx
Hey, sis!!! Here for this, he put the soul up in this one!!! ~ Momma Dell
Heyyy
Sweetheart, I'm working on a time machine just for you to bring you back to the 80's... Best time ever!!!
Yes he broke one of his teeth out doing that 🤣 But The GOAT never stops ! Greatest that ever lived .
I heard omg .. I wish I could have seen him live gone to soon
Sweet
Rick Baltimore below says it right, doesn't get the attention it should. Loved that!
I agree
I saw SRV 4 times. I just wanted to go home and sell my guitars. He was a monster. RIP
I like you and your reaction. GREAT. Thank you. I a am now a fan of you.
Wow. Saw SRV at The Morris Civic Auditorium in South Bend, IN probably around 1987. Unbelievable show and man was it HOT! The AC went out in that old building and I think it was July!
Thanks I have to check it out
Wow
I actually work the show in Passaic New Jersey 1985 as a stagehand if you looking at the stage I'm on his side of the stage almost twenty feet away if that could have been less but it doesn't matter it's just one of the three shows that I did work with him great musician great human being I will miss him so much rest in peace my friend
SRV greatness
Great job
Thx
He needs to be inducted as an Official Hero of Texas as was Earl Campbell.
The Best Guitarist Ever! And, So Very Humble! Gone Too Soon!
Great guitarest
If you noticed he signals to guitar tech to change guitars at the 11 minute mark
At 10:50 he lost a tooth
Hell the sound from your intro was good.
Saw him perform once on the banks of Mississippi River on a Summer night. 6 dollars admission
Stevie was wasted. Almost died of od a few weeks later. But he was brilliant... best show I ever saw
This was his show closer
I would have loved to see him live
@@SimplyKSimone Yes. Yes you would.
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