@@rupe53 So what is your point? SRV wrote plenty of good songs himself. He also did not die of an overdose at 27. I loved Hendrix don't get me wrong. Jimi Played plenty of copy songs himself. All of the great musicians did.
@@rupe53 I think what the original poster was referring to was the proliferation in the 60s and 70s of local bands playing their hearts out. Whether they were trying to be the next big thing, be local celebs or just make a few dollars and meet girls, small guitar-led groups were everywhere. I was in a couple of them in my teens in the mid-60s. Most of us weren’t as talented as this young man, but our area of NE Ohio produced The Human Beinz (Nobody But Me) and Phil Kaeggy among others.
@@robertcampbell8027 ... we had similar, being within an hour of NYC. The Rascals and Mountain were semi local. Dave Brubeck and John Scofield actually lived in town. These days we have Keith Richards, Jose Feliciano locally. (Meatloaf just moved away) Ace Freely lived here for a few years too. It's amazing how many good bar bands we have these days... and some are VERY young. We're talking high school kids as Dead or Phish cover bands.
Wow, both Stevie Ray and Jimi would applaud this performance - what an extraordinary display of guitar mastery, and with the Voodoo Child performance, we all witnessed an emerging gift of being able to interpret the spirit of one of Jimi's most memorable compositions. May this young man's talent, and passion for inner expression through the guitar, continue to evolve.
I've been playing the electric blues harp for 30 years all over this planet. Keep swinging guys, keep swinging. The Blues never dies! You are a delight for an old man. Peace! from Dresden / Germany
@@BallistaBomber ... the production I saw was pretty decent, but more like when you see an "all star" type show with too many people on stage at the same time. At least I still have an ear to pick out the better players and they did eventually boil down a few songs to smaller groups, which were much better. That show was Jon Anderson doing Yes music, so some fairly complicated music. Took 2 guys to pull off "Clap" and they nailed it! (kinda like dueling banjos going back and forth)
I absolutely love it when the teenagers listen to and play their interpretation of iconic artists from my era. My 15 year old grandson plays some.great riffs of Hendrix, Yardbirds and Cream Clapton and Albert and Freddie King. He respects and loves all types of music and.styles. His dad bought him a 59 Les Paul Gold top and a 68 Strat and I would have given him my 70 Gibson 335 Sunburst Tobacco. or my SG if I still had it. Keep the blues alive!!!
In 1976 I was in a band at Jordan. Played bass. My first band. Glad to see it carried on. Real music, and this kid shreds it! We won the talent contest too. Beetdiggers rule!
Was thinking the same thing. Our attention is obviously drawn to the guitarist since it's two very well musicians known for their iconic playing. However, the drummer should not be overlooked! He was spot on as well.
Very good.I like how he made it his own.Clapton said about Stevie that he was a faucet turned on,and it just flowed out.Thats how you do it boys.Anyone can imitate someone else,Make it your own and you'll go far.
It's been a minute....still SM0KIN ! Voo-Doo is one of my favorite tunes. I try to support EVERY musician & vocalist who takes on such a Great number from 2 of our GREATEST Performers......Stopped counting when I heard the 203 cover....Just one word: IMPRESSIVE!
OUTSTANDING!!! Long Live your Rock N Roll band. I'd like to here some Robin Trower from this very talented trio. Jimmy and Stevie must be smiling looking down .
I found this totally by random. This was one of my granddads favorite songs if not his favorite. He passed back in late January. Amazing performance, thank you.
Holy mackerel! I hope they won! I’ve been playing for years and I can’t play anywhere near the level of that kid! Great band! Great job! Congratulations!!!
I like how this kid feels the music, I don’t think he is playing for the audience but for his soul and love for Music, as consequent people likes his music.
Very very very well done I've played guitar for nearly 40yrs and these kids have tremendous opportunities waiting for them. ,,that is just the facts awesome very well the stevie and Jimmie would be very proud of these youngsters I guarantee that,
Awesome job guys, Stevie & Jimi would be proud... Just keep on rockin and make it your own. I met Stevie Ray Vaughan once in Vegas at a lil bar called the Hobb Knob, he was a real nice fella... Stay cool and Rock On Dudes... 😎
Nice one playing stevie makes a change to most kids playing all well known bands nice playing stevie would be proud as you well know brilliant guitarist nice hendrix nice to see you playing the greats keep it up 👍
I can relate. Played in a band while in high school In the mid 60's in louisville kentucky. The Daydreamers. Still playing. Hail Hail Rock And Roll. The big difference today. I play in church to serve Our Saviour. AMEN.
Man I started playing publicly in Jr. High School and continued traveling around the country rocking out for decades. I am paying dearly for it now with hearing loss but I sure had one heII of a good time.
@@robertstultz2260 oh for fuck sake...with out jimi hendrix SRV doesn't exist...SRV was a hendrix wanna be...and BTW jimis drug of choice was pot...you really are ignorant...
Pay attention. This kid will be somebody someday. He's got the licks, he's got the looks, he's got the voice, he's got poise in front of a crowd, he's got the audience. All he needs is original music and he'll be a phenom.
These fellas are GOOD !! 😃 It's fantastic that people of their generation are learning to become the great talented Artists that SRV and Jimi Hendrix were. These two young men are making Their mark in the world. More power to them Both ! They're Very Good. Great Tribute. 😀🌈👌
Went to Highschool with some very famous guys. It was crazy for some years. People come and go. God bless them for keeping us entertained. But rock an roll will never die. I think "the aliens" started it.
Good job guys and good on the school staff as well. When we were this age doing this kind of stuff, those teacher's couldn't get us off the stage quick enough. They were SO tight assed. Good luck guys.
OH YEEEEEEEAH!! THIS TRIO HELLA-ROCKS!!! KEEP THE FIRES BURNING GUYS!! KEEP ON KICKIN' ASS & TAKING DOWN NAMES!! Very well done! You guys owned that stage!! Salutations & congratulations on pulling it off JUST LIKE THAT!!
Have worked in music stores for the last 30 years and believe me the best young players today are playing this music!! rap doesn't lend itself well to guitar!!!!!!!
God bless these youngsters for even knowing, and even considering learning, Stevie Ray Vaughn and Jimi Hendrix 👊🏻🤟!!!
Props! CRUSHINGLY PERFECT!!!
Why not study the best,so you can become the best.
God had nothing to do with this music. Remember rock and roll us the devils music.
God bless em!
@@stevensilverman4863 really? I thought the blues and gospel had a baby and called it rock and roll.. perhaps yin and yang
Legend has it the frontman knocked up 4 cheerleaders and 2 teachers that night 👏🏻 well done sir
Elvis Presley once said he became popular overnight when he performed at his high school talent show.
Hahahaha
At the same time, or in close rotation? 😎😎😎😎Rock and Roll will never die…
I heard one was your mom. now you call him Daddy!
And a couple of sexy grannies.🤣
This is amazing. What a tight band. This is what he 60's and 70's music scene was about. Well done kids.
only one problem... SRV didn't make a name for himself till the mid 80s... and that was playing Hendrix tunes that were already 20 years old.
@@rupe53 So what is your point? SRV wrote plenty of good songs himself. He also did not die of an overdose at 27. I loved Hendrix don't get me wrong. Jimi Played plenty of copy songs himself. All of the great musicians did.
@@johnkilty5091 ... my only point was the original post stated 60s / 70s and I pointed out SRV didn't make a name for himself until the 80s.
@@rupe53 I think what the original poster was referring to was the proliferation in the 60s and 70s of local bands playing their hearts out. Whether they were trying to be the next big thing, be local celebs or just make a few dollars and meet girls, small guitar-led groups were everywhere. I was in a couple of them in my teens in the mid-60s. Most of us weren’t as talented as this young man, but our area of NE Ohio produced The Human Beinz (Nobody But Me) and Phil Kaeggy among others.
@@robertcampbell8027 ... we had similar, being within an hour of NYC. The Rascals and Mountain were semi local. Dave Brubeck and John Scofield actually lived in town. These days we have Keith Richards, Jose Feliciano locally. (Meatloaf just moved away) Ace Freely lived here for a few years too. It's amazing how many good bar bands we have these days... and some are VERY young. We're talking high school kids as Dead or Phish cover bands.
Stevie and Jimi are proud
This kid is freaking 100% on target! Got the spirit, got the style, and making that electric guitar get people screaming! Yes!
Wow, both Stevie Ray and Jimi would applaud this performance - what an extraordinary display of guitar mastery, and with the Voodoo Child performance, we all witnessed an emerging gift of being able to interpret the spirit of one of Jimi's most memorable compositions. May this young man's talent, and passion for inner expression through the guitar, continue to evolve.
Let's lay it down correctly, Jimi Hendrix wrote it, Stevie ray Vaughan pushed it along!!!!
@@davidfulford9493 go sit down
Actually an awesome cover of the song. No one probably actually knows what the hell it is, but mad props dog
Pride and joy with some other shit lmao
im sure at least the front rows knows
I've been playing the electric blues harp for 30 years all over this planet.
Keep swinging guys, keep swinging.
The Blues never dies!
You are a delight for an old man.
Peace! from Dresden / Germany
The young man put the joy in Pride and Joy. Very nice feel for putting his own attitude into classic rock lyrics. Easily pro level guitar work.
Awesome with the sauce
Awesome! This give me hope that today's youth still has rock and roll in their blood! Keep it up want to see you keep going!
next time you hear the School of Rock is in your area you should check it out. This is basically what they do and they are VERY good!
👊🏻🙏🏻
@@BallistaBomber ... the production I saw was pretty decent, but more like when you see an "all star" type show with too many people on stage at the same time. At least I still have an ear to pick out the better players and they did eventually boil down a few songs to smaller groups, which were much better. That show was Jon Anderson doing Yes music, so some fairly complicated music. Took 2 guys to pull off "Clap" and they nailed it! (kinda like dueling banjos going back and forth)
Go check out Band Maid. A girl band from Japan. It will blow your mind.
@@mojomanmurph1925 ... gotta say they are good at what they do and they are certainly high energy.
god damn... best high school talent show performance I've ever seen. how does this not have millions of views yet??
Because no one outside of Texas or the guitar community knows who Stevie ray vaughan is
@@jacobstrmiska7085 exactly
Let's keep it that way. Let's keep it as a little gem for us who know who SRV is!
I'm mexican and of course know who SRV was. He was a beast!!!
Must be a bad case of tin ears
Just casually a guitar GOD at a HIGH SCHOOOL!? Talent show - god damn dude, you are awsome.
He is definitely enjoying playing this...
Whoever introduced them to SRV.. you did a great job
Dad of course!
Awesome guys hope this is just your beginning to real rock blues music. Now you have to explain to class mates, what the heck your playing.
I absolutely love it when the teenagers listen to and play their interpretation of iconic artists from my era. My 15 year old grandson plays some.great riffs of Hendrix, Yardbirds and Cream Clapton and Albert and Freddie King. He respects and loves all types of music and.styles. His dad bought him a 59 Les Paul Gold top and a 68 Strat and I would have given him my 70 Gibson 335 Sunburst Tobacco. or my SG if I still had it. Keep the blues alive!!!
Extremely talented for high schoolers
In 1976 I was in a band at Jordan. Played bass. My first band. Glad to see it carried on. Real music, and this kid shreds it! We won the talent contest too. Beetdiggers rule!
"I guess you guys aren't ready for that yet...but your kids are gonna love it."
Funny!
I was thinking the same thing. Marvin Berry's about to call his brother on these guys.
Way to quote a movie called "Back to the future"!!!!
@@markwilmeth3082 never heard of it.
Well Done Young Friends! SRV & Jimi Henix Two Of My All Time Faves!
AMAZING JOB BY THIS SMALL BAND THE ONE'S ON THE GUITARS AND YOU CAN'T FORGET THE DRUMMER DID A GREAT JOB TOO....!!!
Was thinking the same thing. Our attention is obviously drawn to the guitarist since it's two very well musicians known for their iconic playing. However, the drummer should not be overlooked! He was spot on as well.
The drummer was excellent and so are the guitarist
Jacko from Sha Na Na would have loved this
The hair and the jacket
I'm glad to see that at least some of our youth knows what good music is.
Very good.I like how he made it his own.Clapton said about Stevie that he was a faucet turned on,and it just flowed out.Thats how you do it boys.Anyone can imitate someone else,Make it your own and you'll go far.
Bruh that tone 🤤
@Dexter Moser Dexter I'm not sure that you know what tone means
soo damn good
Saw both SRV and Jimi live. This band was GOOD. Guitarist made their renditions his own and nailed it! Incredibly well done!
55yrs later the youngsters
Saw Jimi twice in San Diego. Never saw SRV unfortunately. Played in a band that did alot of SRV though.
I don't know why exactly, but this brought me to tears. So proud of those boys.
Two great guitar legends in one show. Love it. Rock n roll will forever live on!! These three young men have amazing talent!!!
Keep doing what you're doing!!
In the infamous words of John Lennon...." I hope we passed the audition". I believe these kids did just that. Stevie Ray would be proud.
Great ending, too. Loved that ovation. Pure joy.
It's been a minute....still SM0KIN !
Voo-Doo is one of my favorite tunes. I try to support EVERY musician & vocalist who takes on such a Great number from 2 of our GREATEST Performers......Stopped counting when I heard the 203 cover....Just one word: IMPRESSIVE!
Great job! America used to have night clubs that played local talent from east coast to west. Half the country is starving for live local music imho.
Here before this vid blows up
OUTSTANDING!!! Long Live your Rock N Roll band. I'd like to here some Robin Trower from this very talented trio. Jimmy and Stevie must be smiling looking down .
I found this totally by random. This was one of my granddads favorite songs if not his favorite. He passed back in late January. Amazing performance, thank you.
ME 2, TOTAlly at random
awesome
They could not pick better musical heroes to emulate. 2 of the best blues guitarists out there. Well done!
Holy mackerel! I hope they won! I’ve been playing for years and I can’t play anywhere near the level of that kid! Great band! Great job! Congratulations!!!
I like how this kid feels the music, I don’t think he is playing for the audience but for his soul and love for Music, as consequent people likes his music.
Great to see the heavy support from the audience. Obviously the band killed it, great group of kids at that school!
You 3 bad asses sounded great!! The fact you are al high school students is even better. One of the best high school performances I have ever seen.
The whole band is spot on. The guitarist is a gifted musician and a natural performer. He didn’t learn that stage presence, that comes from within.
Whats the two song called? I couldn't hear what he said the name was
@@Itszoeeeeeeeeee Stevie Ray Vaughan- Pride and Joy
Jimi Hendrix- Voodoo child
Young men, you are playing songs by two of the very best, great job!!!
Very very very well done I've played guitar for nearly 40yrs and these kids have tremendous opportunities waiting for them. ,,that is just the facts awesome very well the stevie and Jimmie would be very proud of these youngsters I guarantee that,
That folks is a classic example of great parenting
This was as good as napolian dynamite tearing up the floor or Marty mcfly school dance! Really enjoyed it 👍
SRV still shaping the music seen 30+ years after he was taken. What an influential musician he was. Great skills.
Awesome job guys, Stevie & Jimi would be proud... Just keep on rockin and make it your own. I met Stevie Ray Vaughan once in Vegas at a lil bar called the Hobb Knob, he was a real nice fella... Stay cool and Rock On Dudes... 😎
Wow! This young man is a natural. Great job! 💚 🎸
Nice one playing stevie makes a change to most kids playing all well known bands nice playing stevie would be proud as you well know brilliant guitarist nice hendrix nice to see you playing the greats keep it up 👍
Awesome playing and singing!
I can relate. Played in a band while in high school
In the mid 60's in louisville kentucky. The Daydreamers. Still playing. Hail Hail Rock And Roll.
The big difference today. I play in church to serve Our
Saviour. AMEN.
OUTSTANDING!!!! Are these guys the rebirth of ROCK???
Wow this is amazing! Great singing and improvisation.
They had 2 songs to do and they totally nailed it.
Good to see the young ones still like the oldies
They are very talented! I hope they never stop playing.
Man I started playing publicly in Jr. High School and continued traveling around the country rocking out for decades. I am paying dearly for it now with hearing loss but I sure had one heII of a good time.
Красава пацан! Россия смотрит ❤❤❤
You have to give to the young man if you got the balls to do a Stevie Ray song and do a descent job as he did he should have won!!! Good job 👍
the balls to do SRV??? SRV is simply a student to jimi hendrix
@@446hemi Jimi Hendrix was a damn acid head. His playing was terrible played out of tune and out of his mind!!! SRV twice as good!!!
@@robertstultz2260 oh for fuck sake...with out jimi hendrix SRV doesn't exist...SRV was a hendrix wanna be...and BTW jimis drug of choice was pot...you really are ignorant...
@@robertstultz2260most cap I’ve ever heard in my entire existence as a human being
@Guts_Tod that's your opinion and I got mine buddy!!!
Yes he became famous that's Stevie Ray Vaughan!!! he was up there with the greatest, STILL ROCKING IT!!! IN 2020
respect for ising a tele
Great Homage to two legends. Kudos to the boys. Keep up the good work.
Guitar player is in heaven! Girls screaming for him...the best. These kids did a fantastic job!
That kid singer/guitarist is who I wanted to be 55 years ago.
Keep the rock flame alive, young men.
crazy work!!! sheeshhh,,
Ahhhh!! There is hope with today's youngsters after all
Great job guys !
Excellent Job fellas...it's embarrassing I can't play those tunes and I've played for almost 50yrs...
Yo this is really really good and a hell of a groove at that age rock on 🤘🏽
Stellar
Stevie and Jimmy would be proud !
For sure
These kids rock!!! wow what a guitarist at such a young age.
Wow! Just stumbled upon this. What a talented guitar player!
Absolutely incredible
Right On Little Bro.! Took me back to the old days. Glad they appreciate the music.
Pay attention. This kid will be somebody someday. He's got the licks, he's got the looks, he's got the voice, he's got poise in front of a crowd, he's got the audience. All he needs is original music and he'll be a phenom.
These fellas are GOOD !! 😃 It's fantastic that people of their generation are learning to become the great talented Artists that SRV and Jimi Hendrix were. These two young men are making Their mark in the world. More power to them Both ! They're Very Good. Great Tribute. 😀🌈👌
Rockin' that Tele!
Smokin' hot!🔥 I'm old and can do this now, but I would've given about anything to play like this in HS.
You go guys, super duper Impressive!
I played in bands as a teen in the 70s. This brings a tear just reminiscing. Rock on kids!
That drummer though!! Most excellent on the part of all three!
Went to Highschool with some very famous guys. It was crazy for some years. People come and go. God bless them for keeping us entertained. But rock an roll will never die. I think "the aliens" started it.
Wow these kids are amazing i was shocked when he started singing and nailed it ! I hope they keep rocking
I would like to think they would be proud of those kids playing there music and wish they could join them on stage
Oh please don't stop making music !!! I feel there is hope in the air !!!!!
Good job guys and good on the school staff as well.
When we were this age doing this kind of stuff, those teacher's couldn't get us off the stage quick enough. They were SO tight assed. Good luck guys.
SRV FOREVER!…great jobs kids..please keep it up…
thank you for making my night great to see rocks still alive... I was at woodstock
Great performance! The young man owned it.
Good Band Excellent Guitarist !!! They know what to
learn and play. That when rock was great! Wish we had more youth that know music!
i like the way Noam Chomsky is dashing across the stage.
great work. srv and Jimi I'm sure are loving it
Happy to see this guy's respect the past we grew up with! No rap thank God! Jimi and Stevie would jam with them because that's how they were. Amen
Holy hell, Stevie Ray would be proud of that playing
OMG.... TWO of my favorite's ALL TIME!! That was when music WAS, music!! Rock on....
Me and you man love the same music I'm planning on doing a talent show I'm might do these same songs you have my respect man
love to see kids carry on the classics, both daughters guitar son with drums
OH YEEEEEEEAH!!
THIS TRIO HELLA-ROCKS!!!
KEEP THE FIRES BURNING GUYS!!
KEEP ON KICKIN' ASS & TAKING DOWN NAMES!!
Very well done! You guys owned that stage!! Salutations & congratulations on pulling it off JUST LIKE THAT!!
Well done!!! You must have won going by audience reaction to your awesome playing! Congrats!
Fantastic job by these high school musicians. Glad to see them do a great job with great music.
Have worked in music stores for the last 30 years and believe me the best young players today are playing this music!! rap doesn't lend itself well to guitar!!!!!!!
Thank goodness some kids are playing music and playing it better than I ever did/will LOL Awesome.
Wow, that's awesome. You're going places.
Legend has it, there wasn’t a dry seat in the house after
MAY THEY THANK GOD FOR THIS BEAUTIFUL GIFT HE HAS BESTOWED UPON THEM. THEY HAVE BOTH SONGS DOWN TO THE POINT OF NO RETURN. KEEP ON ROCKIN!