Drummer reacts to "Riviera Paradise" (Austin City Limits) by Stevie Ray Vaughan
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- Опубліковано 27 кві 2024
- Thank you to our patron Todd M for this wonderful pick... just gorgeous. This guitar was singing straight to my soul. He was such a special guy with so much heart and soul... I can only imagine the magic he could have come up with he was still here. Thank you for this Stevie. This was pure beauty.
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#srv
Call me crazy, but I want this song played at my funeral. It’s one of the most beautiful pieces of music I’ve ever heard.
You’re not crazy lol
Bryan it has been played at funerals and assisted the passing of many souls. I have told my daughter I want this particular version playing as I am journeying back home...✨🌟⭐️
@@harrietmiller3982 I had no idea this has been played at funerals. I’m definitely picking this version also
@@bryanschuler7158 you have excellent musical taste💙🎸🎶💯 and it means you certainly aren't crazy✌️
@@harrietmiller3982 Thank you so much!
The greatest guitarist to have ever played. Period.
"This one goes out to everybody who's still suffering in any way." SRV.
Riviera Paradise is considered to be Stevie's masterpiece. Absolutely agree. 🌠
My soul hurts every day without Stevie.
When you watch the 1983 appearance, you say he can really play that guitar, and then you watch the 1989 appearance and can't believe he was even better.
This soft breezes, warm sand, blue sky, gentle waves on a crystal blue sea. The mind gets to relax and drift away on the vacation Stevie is taking you along on.
When I am having a stressful day this just calms me, it is my favorite SRV performance.
I Always recommend this SRV song. I definitely consider it his Masterpiece.
This beautiful composition by Stevie seems to express all the pain, introspection, forgiveness, comfort and healing that Stevie experienced through his recovery from addiction. He dedicated it to "all who are still suffering in every way" and you can just sink into that gentle place while listening. I sometimes play this to relax before bed or just to settle into a calm place to quiet my thoughts. Stevie may be gone, but his presence can still be felt through his music, and I think this masterpiece intentionally connects his heart to ours.
Reece Wynans, been a part of Joe Bonamassa ' band for past decade....check out " Goin Down" live from Greek Theater....Reece tears the colors off the keys....❤✌️
Absolutely one of his best live performances.
SRV ~ 🎸🐐 The goatiest goat in all of goatness
Double Trouble...
Drums: Chris Layton
Bass : Tommy Shannon
Keys: Reese Wynans
This song and performance hits in a place that NO other song does.
by far my fav from him
I cry tears of longing for Stevie, he touches my soul. I have to remember I am blessed to have seen him live and on TV. I do wonder what he would have done as he grew in his sobriety.
I could watch and listen all day long to SRV. 🎸🎸🎸 🙏🏻RIP to a legend.
Austin City limits is a legendary live, on TV, performance venue for the very best of the best.
The last ACL that I saw was Jack White.
Well done on the reaction, Lee. SRV is unmatched , and my memory of seeing him in concert live will always be with me.
Great message about life, needs to be said no matter how seemingly obvious it is, you have to speak the words to live the life. For what its worth it carries weight and it great to use your platform to speak truth especially in the moments where our hearts are open after the beautiful touch of music like this. Truly one of Stevie's shining moments. Peace/
The song Lenny live at the El Macombo ! That performance is out of this world !!!
His soul just flows through his guitar !
Thank you for the share!! SRV was one of a kind and Reese simply killed it!!!
Probably my favorite SRV song and performance.
This guitar, Lenny, went up for auction in 2004. It sold for $623,500.00. It is now displayed at Guitar Center. I think it is an absolutely beautiful guitar❤️
I was wondering if this was the same instrument he played "Lenny" live. Kind of a brown/cherry. Uses it for clean tone songs.
This performance and concert is my favorite because of the quality, sober, top notch playing, and the fact he was home in Austin at a time and the world was his oyster. Then it hits when you realize it was near his end. So many p.o.s. are still kicking and fate takes this guy. I've had lots of trauma and loss in my life but always hopeful and trying to have purpose. SRV inspires me still but reminds me loudly how precious time is. Wish that brother had more.
Time is certaiy precious and we never realize till it's too late... sometimes, at least a few will recognize it and enjoy what they have, while they can.
A MASTER PLAYING A MASTERPIECE!! 😢🐐🎸🔥😍
The following year is when the helicopter crashed, I had to take the next day off from work and just listened to his stuff all day.
Was sitting in the rocky mts years ago at 16,000 ft by my self with this song playing in the car..absolutely transcendental..
Reflective…
Then was startling, the way Stevie made his keening guitar cry out so many times.
Stevie said that he wasn’t very good at school, that he couldn’t express himself well with words, and that the only way he had to express himself was with his guitar. He played all the time and held nothing back. Maybe he figured out everything he was supposed to learn here and was allowed to graduate early. The day he died was so horribly shocking though. The first report I heard was on the radio, they announced a helicopter had gone down, no survivors, our condolences to the Vaughan family. What!? Jimmie? Stevie? Both? It was Stevie. They had made a record together, I’d heard the first single two days before.
I just want to give you a big Stevie hug!❤
🙌👏🎸🎶‼️This is the masterpiece that is Riveria Paradise🎶. What you saw in Toyko was just a quick outline of what it was to become.
Please know that you can never say oh I heard that song already as there are so many different versions of the same song.
This is such an expressive emotional journey. You easily recognized the pain and suffering so beautifully expressed but it also wraps you up in a warm, golden hug bestowing peace and comfort. It provides understanding for the suffering while encouraging the strength it takes to move beyond the pain to the joy of freeing your soul. I have never been an addict but .i recognize the suffering taking place and this is such a soothing balm for a weary spirit✨🌟⭐️
This is my favorite of all of Stevie's work.💯. I hope you explore more of his own work as he was an excellent song writer. Aint Gone 'N' Give Up On Love as performed at the Capitol theatre 1985 is fantastic and won't be blocked. (you've done 2 from there already).
Love Stevie Ray Sundays and your deepening connection to our Stevie💙🎶🎸💙🎶
Great suggestion!!! I love the Capitol Theater of Ain’t Gone And Give Up On Love the best!!!
@@conniehorton1981 it has always been at the top of my list as well✌️💙‼️🎸
Watch the video of guitar greats talking about Stevie. Especially what Clapton and BB King said helped me understand why i love Stevie so. He was an overflowing well- music poured from his being. There never seemed to be transitions in the songs, just a continuous flow that couldn't be stopped until he put the guitar down. He never played a song the same way twice.
Stevie is gonna take you with him on whatever journey he wants... You're going... You may not know it when the song starts, but in just a few bars you're in...
Absolutely....well said!
Yer on a roll 🥐
with the nice picks lately. Keep it rockin' now. 🎵🍯🎶✌️
Great reaction, srv is the goat for sure. Please check out "life without you "at the capital theater, thanks
I think your reaction today was beautiful ❤️. I agree w Harriet’s suggestion of Ain’t Gone And Give Up On Love live from The Capitol Theater.
I agree too! And while you are at The Capitol Theatre react to Change It lol💞✌️
@@starfire6122 YES!!!!!
Who needs words when the guitar sings instead
The guitar on this is 'Lenny' A gift to Stevie from his wife, Lenora and a few friends. He couldn't afford it at the time.
You will hear this on smooth jazz stations also….just such a cool vibe song
The great thing about his 89 Austin City Limits is that the camera director had the wherewithal to have a lot of close ups on his hands playing.
a great playlist song...on the beach...
🙌👏👌🎸🎶‼️Yeah can’t wait💙
Hey man, great commentary. You mean what you say, I feel. I think that's kinda rare, I appreciate that.
Last track on last studio album with Double Trouble.
In Step.
Sublime.
SRV is one of a kind. There's a 14 yr old however that does an amazing job playing SRV and other songs by music greats. Taj Farrant is touring the US. He has had 4 original songs in the last year Crossroads, Cruz, Bad Trip and House Always Wins, go to #1 on the worldwide blues charts. He has a new song 2x2 coming out in May. Taj is compared to SRV a lot. I think he favors Gary Moore's sound but he and his guitar are one. You watch him and you have to remind yourself he's 14. Taj is playing at some of the big blues festivals this summer and is going to be opening for Buddy Guy a few nights. He's also a performer on the Joe Bonamassa blues cruise next March. My favorite is him playing Gary Moore's Parisienne Walkways. There's a video of his tribute to Gary but there's lots of videos of Taj. I'm sending the video of him playing Rivera Paradise. ua-cam.com/video/RtSffLW8RXY/v-deo.htmlsi=ORZLT4Ksgxseq5YY
Reese!!!!
It's his last song on his last studio album with Double Trouble. That's Reese Wynans on the keys. More recently he played for Joe Bonamassa the last 10 years even though he's in his 70s. Not sure if he's on the latest tour since he turns 77 this year.
RIVIERA PARADISE WAS THE NAME OF OR A TRIBUTE TO THE FACILITY HE DID HIS REHAB.
Do you react also to SRV's great idol - James Marshall Hendrix?
So beautiful... need to do cold shot.. video is great
THE GUY ON THE KEYBOARD NOW PLAYS WITH JOE BONAMASSA.
Great reaction . Awesome
If Someone accuses SRV of "Only" playing the blues , play "Riviera Paradise " for them to shut them up . The story of the studio take that got on the album is in itself amazing . The band had been working on the song all day & couldn't get it . One take to slow , another too fast etc. The engineer had kept tape rolling through out the session & they try again and this time they are On It ! But the reel of tape was running out & the engineer knew he had the take , but would they finish up before the tape ran out ? He gets drummer Chris Laytons attention finally & signals to him to wrap it up and they do so just in time as the tape ran out right after they concluded that take . Sometimes Luck smiles on you
Only the good die young...
This is what Pink Floyd would sound like if they were from Texas. This is the most chill tune.
Yes this version is better than Tokyo
Reese still tours except now he tours with Joe bonamassa 👏👏👏👏
Pain? Cry for Help? What are you going on about son?
The piece is called "Riviera paradise". It's a positive dreamy piece. There's notb the slightest thing negative about it. This is like lying on a beach on the French Riviera.
Sweet pain.
I have heard that riviera paradise was the name of the rehab center where Stevie got clean. Can anyone confirm?
He went to Charter Lane in Atlanta GA. He had worked on Riveria Paradise for years and it turned into this masterpiece💯
@@harrietmiller3982that makes sense since he played it in Tokyo before he was clean. Thanks for the answer 😊
@@healing344 you are most welcome👌✌️💙🎸🎶
Its a real disaster that he was taken too soon from us...for me , there was and is no better man on guitar