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definitely "Texas Flood" from live at El Mocambo. Also, he's not a blues guitar player. He's the GOAT blues guitar player.
Word
Gotta do it
FACTS.
Definitely a top choice.
You have not heard the guitar until you watch this clip.
More Stevie Ray Vaughan please. Voodoo Chile, Texas Flood and Little Wing. He's the GOAT.
Sky is falling
More pleeeeaaaassseeeee. His voice is good. His guitar talent is mind blowing. This song isn't gonna show it. Voodoo child .Texas flood etc will showcase the total talent
I second these recommendations. His cover of Voodoo Child is mind blowing. Even his Sound Check was superior to most live performances.
Hell yeah dubya cant forget about tin pan alley too.
@@davidyeo8731 oh yah so many you could do a whole channel.
Ah a Texas legend. The GREATEST guitarists ever. RIP my man. We miss you.
I do indeed think he is the greatest of all time. it was in a SRV tribute video a bunch of blues players made where BB king said something to an effect of "he was amazing. when i solo i play a little piece here and there and let the melody breath. Steve could channel an hour long solo on the spot i never seen anything like it, it was like he was channeling it it right out of the air."
I remember where I was and what I was doing when I heard that he had passed.
BB King “I’ve said that playing the blues is like having to be black twice. Stevie Ray Vaughan missed on both counts, but I never noticed.” “The beautiful thing about learning is that no one can take it away from you.”
You have no idea. SRV is the greatest guitar player that ever lived. "Life Without You" live at the Capitol Theater.
The Texas Goat.
Texas Flood, Voodoo Child, Little Wing (anything he plays).
His ‘Life by the drop’ will close my funeral.
Love Little Wing, that doesn’t get much appreciation, in my opinion
@@christielysdale1815 Agreed! The El Macombo performance is absolutely heartbreaking. But in a good way. Love this man and Double Trouble. RIP SRV.
That acoustic is nice, but Stevie on a Strat is stratospheric.
The best thing about BBKing and Stevie is that the they always said the other one was the best player in blue's
Great video with BB, and many others
To be fair, BB King said that about alot of people. He was just very humble that way.
Stevie always said Albert King was the best ever.
and they were both correct in saying so.
And the fact that BB KING and ALBERT KING said that although he was white, Stevie had the soul of black man, possibly two black men in his body.
We lost an amazing artist in that crash. RIP.
O, you just discovered one of the greatest Guitar players of all time, and the greatest in his genre for sure, congratulations! If you love the blues, you opened a whole chamber of treasures right now. So sad that Stevie and his musicians died in that damn helicoper crash way too young! And I love his vocals as well. Next "Texas Flood" please...
The GREATEST guitar player EVER!
@@jamesrussell8571 , never say ever... this dude e.g. is just beginning:
Marcin - Kashmir on one guitar:
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VERY talented, I am impressed.. still no SRV, but who knows where that kind of talent will take him Thank you!
@@jamesrussell8571 , I'm a huge fan of SRV for sure, that's what brought me here after all (besides being a sub to MrLboyd). What makes him unique, set aside his amazing skills on the guitar, is the unit his playing and vocals compose, I don't know how to put it better, it's like his voice is just another layer on his guitar (or v.v.). Yet I disgust absolutisms, that's why I opposed. There's so much talent out there, on any instrument, many of whom we maybe never hear of (it is easier nowadays though with the internet, in my days it was mainly the industry who decided what I was going to listen...). Just today I ran across a wild young lady from Bali. Indonesians seem to be highly musical folks in gereral, but this girl is fierce. If you don't know her yet, check out Ayu Gusfanz as well...
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@@Hundhammer Once again
I am amazed at the talent she possesses. I would even dare to say she approaches a young Satriani... another true master of the art. THANK YOU AGAIN!
His cover of Stevie Wonder's "Superstition" is a pure gem!
Here is the best version ever. ua-cam.com/video/Rw5AdcIYx8M/v-deo.html
My 13 year old nephew is obsessed with this dude... he dresses like him and no word of a lie, he plays guitar like him too
Texas Flood should definitely be your next SRV
Agreed! The El Mocambo performance is the best! Kudos to your Gypsy Axe player!!
@EvilHero says you, like I said, I have absolutely nothing to prove to you, if you think you know best, sleep well thinking as much
How cool is that? Before he does get a really big gig going on, play him Stevie Ray talking to the audience, gently imploring young people to leave drugs alone, and not to “...stay too long at the party...it’ll kill ya...”.
Stevie spent the last five or so years clean and sober. Pretty amazing as he was once near death because of d&a...
@EvilHero check out a young Australian guy named Taj Farrant, or a young British guy named Toby Lee. Joe Bonamassa has had Toby Lee play with his band several times. Neither young man is over 12 I believe. Taj Farrant is the rock & roll version of the bluesy Toby Lee and they are both prodigies and gifted beyond words.
Encourage him to continue!!!!!!!!
Do your blues-loving soul a good turn and dive deep into this Texan’s catalog.
Even his sound check videos are FIRE.
Texas Blues by a guitar master who loved Jimi Hendrix. You need to hear him play electric. Anything from him on Austin City Limits.
I specifically would like to see more of this specific type of content
Me too
Hendrix, BB King, Derek Trucks - all appeciated
Everybody needs some SRV in their life! August 27, 1990 will forever be the day the music died. We miss you Stevie.😢
A terrible, terrible day. I heard the news and sat down and started crying. It was so sad.
OMG, you've found SRV! Woohoo! I really hope you get to watch Texas Flood Live at El Macombo. It will be an epic experience. The man was a guitar genius, this doesn't even scrape the surface. Enjoy your new adventures into his music! - Chelsea
Texas Flood. This man played the guitar so hard with such thick gauge strings his fingernails would come off. He'd glue them back on with Super Glue.
Rest In Peace Stevie he’s been gone for 31 years.
The fact that he's killing this song on a 12-string is amazing by itself. I luckily got to see Stevie several times before he died and those shows were the closest thing to a religious experience that I can describe. Literally ANY SRV live video is incredible.
You have NO IDEA WHAT YOU HAVE JUST DISCOVERED!!! The BEST GUITAR PLAYER OF ALL TIME!! STEVIE RAY VAUGHN!! OMG!!! GET READY SWEETIE FOR THE RIDE OF YOUR LIFE 😌
You rockin with the GOAT now! Do Texas Flood from the El Mocambo… Guaranteed face melter!
Stevie Ray Vaughn was THE best! He was from Texas and died in a helicopter crash August 28, 1990. During the tributes to him BB King called him one of the all time greats! Eric Clapton was touring one time with SRV opening for him on a certain date and he asked the stage manager or his own manager "I have to follow THAT?! How am I suppose to follow up behind this guy?!"
He's in my top 5 guitarist 🎸 .. Duane Allman ... Jimi Hendrix .. Stevie Ray Vaughn .... Jimmy page .. Eric Clapton .....
there are others Roy Clark, BB King, Chet Adkins Glen Campbell to name a few
Wait’ll you hear him play electric. Probably the greatest , IMO. And Albert King mentored him quite a bit- there’s video of them playing together. You’ll hear the Jimi Hendrix influence on the electric- especially when he covers Jimi! Voodoo Child, Little Wing. Texas Flood is my fave by him!
"Couldn't Stand the Weather", great yet somewhat overlooked SRV track, and any concert tracks as he was jaw-dropping live
This is one of my favorite songs by him for sure. top 3.
'Texas Flood' live at the Macambo is the best SRV performance you'll ever see
TRUTH.
I've seen my dad cry exactly two times in my life. The day my son was born and the day STV passed
Something I like about you is that you recognize talent and greatness quickly, often within a minute. You also respect it; discuss it professionally and kindly. Good on you.
👏👏💯EXACTLY💯👋👋
Man, SRV is arguably one of the greatest electric guitar players in history. Check him out... deeply.
RIP to the greatest blues man to ever touch a guitar
PS: SRV is from Texas
Truly the greatest guitarist ever. He and his instrument were one. When he performed, you could FEEL what the guitar was saying.
SRV is the GOAT... This is one of his more simple songs but always been one of my favs. Too many other songs of his that are awesome so just pick something and enjoy!
SRV was the greatest blues guitarist of all time IMHO. If you haven’t seen him before, you’re in for a treat if you explore his catalogue. Nice reaction 🌺✌️
That man is the 🐐 of the guitar world. You will find no person better. Probably ever!
Do Texas Flood you have no Idea what a GOAT SRV is on the guitar.
He's from Texas, he opened Blues to the generations that hadn't heard it... RIP Stevie miss you all the time❤❤❤
He’s from Dallas. Listen to this one when he’s playing his strat.
I grew up in the 60's/70's, I miss this music. SRV was, is, and always will be a phenom.
In addition to Texas Flood, live at el Macambo, I would suggest Tin Pan Alley featuring SRV with Johhny Copeland for a real blues treat.
you MUST check out some of his performances with electric guitar - especially Mary Had a Little Lamb live at Austen City Limits!
Texas Flood Live at El Mocambo is a must see for sure. Also Tin Pan Alley with Johnny Copeland. So many great performances from this man.
This sums it all up:
I've said that playing the blues is like having to be black twice. Stevie Ray Vaughan missed on both counts, but I never noticed.
B. B. King
Stevie Ray Vaughan is a Texas original. You can't beat his playing.
He is one of the GREATEST guitarists EVER!!!
Texas Flood live at El Mocambo is a must listen for any guitar blues fan.
I love Stevie Ray Vaughn
He's a guitar 🎸legend..love Stevie
The GOAT of all time, he is one of the Trinity of Texas Music, its Willie, George Strait and Stevie Ray
SRV! The legend. To experience his unbelievable abilities, check out "Lenny", live at the El Mocambo. You won't be disappointed!
RIP Stevie ... you are a legend ... loved seeing you live ... would leave high in a trance ... totally amazing ... sadly missed ...
That is a 12 string acoustic... Very few artists would have picked that for MTV unplugged live.
Also (I'm a guitar idiot) is playing rhythm and lead at the same time?
@@mattb1974 that was normal for SRV. But pulling out a 12 string and owning it, that was special.
they should have played Rude Mood from this same show crazy what he does with the 12 string.
We all lost SRV too soon. RIP great one. You should try his rendition of Little Wing.
Stevie Ray Vaughan - "Leave My Girl Alone" - Live from Austin TX.
Yeah🙌👏✌️‼️. You just fell into the best rabbit hole there is‼️. Such an amazing body of work he left us. Always do live performances. As great as he is to listen to, the true magic is in watching him make music. Transcends and transforms himself and us. A lot of requests for Life Without You, a song Stevie wrote after his good friend Charlie Wirz passed away suddenly. If you choose this one please choose at the Capitol Theatre. It has everything. Also SRV and Johnny Copeland doing Tin Pan Alley for down and dirty blues at its finest💙💙💙. Can't wait for more🎸🎶‼️
Jut in case you were unaware Mr. Boyd, but Setevie Ray Vaughan was one of the greatest guitarists to have walked the face of the earth.
Texas Flood, any of the live videos. This guy is the GOAT with a Fender Stratocaster.
SRV, was born and raised in Texas. He's played and toured with the great BB King. BB has influenced and mentored many artists, that became legends just like he is.
Texas in the house!!! One of the best guitar players ever, lost him way too soon🥰❤️
He's a great singer from Texas, but his guitar skills are incredible! He is truly missed and left us too soon.
Awesome! Stevie Ray was the real deal, the genuine article! Full on Texas blues. Appreciate you doing this. Hope you do more of his. Gone much too soon, sadly missed.
This is an acoustic version...you have to hear him PLUGGED IN...he's a master guitarist. Never heard one man make so much music. Stevie is from Dallas, Texas.
He was an amazing artist.
Stevie Ray Vaughn was a legendary blues guitarist, loved him.
One of the best guitar players ever
Nevermind the fact , the man is doing this on a 12 string guitar. Amazing stuff. Such Brilliance. Welcome to SRV's world, it's a great place.
Texas flood is another great song by SVR
And does it on a 12s . He an alien. One of the GREATEST guitarists ever
If you start down the SRV road, you will be busy for a while, but you will NOT be disappointed. Absolute GOAT.
I gave a thumbs up before the Video even started. As a BW who loves music Stevie Ray Vaughan is in the top five of my favorite guitarist. I remember sitting at my desk at work on August 27, 1990 when it came over the radio that he had died in a helicopter crash. He made a big impact in a very short time. Thanks for sharing his music.
SRV was 1 of the first 10 people on the show. He is the G O A T. Love him.
Oh yeah! More Stevie Ray!!!!! You won’t believe what is to come as you go down THIS rabbit hole! 🥰
Literally anything by Stevie is with listening to. Blindly throw a dart, that song is great
Stevie was born (October 3, 1954) and raised in Dallas, but moved to Austin after dropping out of high school in 1972, if I remember correctly. He was self taught (with the inspiration & support of his brother, Jimmie) on the guitar, & despite never learning how to read sheet music, became very good on the guitar pretty quickly. He formed his band (Double Trouble) in ‘78 & they kinda blew up in Texas pretty quickly. In the early 80s, David Bowie heard them at a festival & offered Stevie his first opportunity to play on an album released by a major record company. Soon after, John Hammond heard him & got him & Double Trouble a record deal with Epic Records. They became famous very quickly after that & had a great deal of success until his death in a helicopter crash on August 27th, 1990. A sad event made even sadder (in my opinion, anyway) due to the fact that Stevie had only recently conquered a lifelong battle with drugs and alcohol. He was & is considered the greatest blues guitarist to ever live by many- myself included. When you have greats like Eric Clapton & B.B. King singing your praises like they’re nobodies, it’s kinda hard to argue that kind of statement.
For all the Wicca who watch you... Godsmack!!!🔥🔥🔥
One of the highlights of my life was seeing him perform live about 2 weeks before the copter crash. What a loss to the blues.
I can't believe that you have never heard of him! GOAT is an understatement!! The most tragic loss to rock and roll ever! Listen to TEXAS FLOOD!!!
This is an amazing cut, My old man has played this for me for 45 yrs now !!!!!!
Quantity never trumps quality 😉
When he recorded in the studio, they would put him on the sound stage, alone, with his amp facing him and a 30' cord...because he had the amp cranked so high, any closer and he would feedback. He would use the physical distance between him and the amp to vary the sound...in addition to his beyond stellar playing
Can't go wrong with Stevie Ray Vaughan. Texas boy.
You need to hear SRV on electric, he is the Blues GOAT!!! 🔥!!!!
Texas Flood Live from the El Mocambo will blow you away! SRV is the Goat and he proves it at the El Mocambo.
"Texas Flood" and "Lenny" (he wrote it for his wife) Live at El Mocambo, and "Riviera Paradise" Live performance.
Love the way Stevie plays guitar he is the best in the world when it came to it n Santana to
We lost one of the best guitarists of all time when Stevie died. You have to listen to some of his other songs. Would love to see you react to the likes of Voodoo Child, Tightrope and the incredible instrumental, So Excited. He was from Texas, by the way. If you like BB King, you should check out Stevie Ray Vaughan and BB King at the Texas Flood Live. He also has a really intense collaboration with Albert King too.
The best musicians understand and pay tribute to inspirations.
It is about time :) There is WAY more than this that will BLOW YER MIND. Hendrix covers; Voodoo Chile from Austin City Lights and Little Wing from El Macambo. The latter put me OUT MY MIND
BTW Once, when asked who was the best blues guitarist he'd ever known, BB King did not hesitate. "Stevie Ray." BB Freakin King
Everything everyone else said...yes. AND, we must recognize the absolute difficulty of getting that precision out of a 12 string... He is so clean...astounding.
Please enjoy discovering Stevie Ray Vaughn. You are in for a treat. Live at El Mocambo is an amazing concert. And welcome to the SRV community. 💗 Riviera Paradise is one of the most gorgeous instrumentals you will ever hear. We very sadly lost him in August of 1990. I still remember that day so clearly. Thanks for the video. Good to keep his memory alive.
Sounds even more impressive on electric in my opinion. Just so much grit. The GOAT.
Listen to pride and joy again when he's on his electric guitar it's even better
One of my all time favorites!!!!!!
Stevie Ray Vaughan lLive at the El Mocambo Texas Flood.
Was a totally humble man. When told he was the greatest, he would shrug it off and say Jimi Hendrix was and all the old blues players before him were.
He is probably one of the only artist you will find whose live tracks are actually good. Definitely need to hear something anything electric from him.
If this is your first experience listening to SRV, you are in for some real treats. I won't recommend any particular tune, I will recommend ALL of them. ;) One the greatest guitarists of my generation.
Stevie was from Oak Cliff Texas a suburb of Dallas then got started in Austin. I suggest Texas Flood at Mocambo. You're jaw will drop but I can't say why. Also Life Without You at Capital in Passaic written 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. Best vocal, great solo, and beautiful message. This one now doesn't begin to show his talents. Also Little Wing a Jimi Hendrix cover.
Stevie and Albert King.. Phenomenal! He's from Texas.
SRV is absolutely one of the best. You should check out the live sessions with him and Albert King. Two amazing blues guitar players, and you get to see the admiration and respect SRV has for Albert King, as well as hear some amazing performances. Cold shot, tin pan alley, Texas flood, voodoo chile, scuttle buttin'... there's too many great ones to list