When she smashes them on the ground, I know they are most likely props... I really hope they are props.. please someone just confirm that they are props
I worked at Mars Music in Dallas and SRV had just died. My buddy Chris in the warehouse said Jack you like blues would you like to see SRV's Guitar. I said sure. I opened the case and it was this Hamilton strat that was in this video. I took it out of the case and played it for 15 minutes. Respectfully wiped it down . closed the case and the next day it was shipped to Billy Gibbons in Houston. For years I wondered about that guitar until I saw this video. I was like Man! That was the guitar I Played. RIP SRV. Peace Truth.and Love Jc
GOOD for you, John. What an honor. SRV turned his life around there toward the end. I sincerely hope that included a personal relationship with Jesus ...
I was today years old (60!) when I saw this video for the first time. And I live in atx to boot. It did make. I most certainty did laugh out loud. Anyone know what that cow is in the video is that lost Austin kitsch?😊
There have been a very select few in all of music that had that touch. He was one of them. Skin color doesn't matter because he played from the soul. Only the greats ever do
I watched a SRV's video for the 1st time when I was almost 19 years old, back in 2021. it grabbed my attention in such a way that I really wanted to play the guitar!. My son who is only 3 years old love this song so much that we listen to it almost every single night at least 2 or 3 times! RIP SRV, what a super talented guy u were. thanks to ur music me and little son enjoy a bit of time in a way I cannot explain but I love so much!
I think this is definitely a little tongue-in-cheek. He owned a lot of guitars. He probably really did have them hanging in his closet and stuck behind the sofa!
@@MrPorsche91730 And when you look at the early Stevie Ray Vaughan's styling and even the way he positioned his guitar higher, he was pretty much copying his brother at the time. Only later he changed his style of clothes, the gauge of the strings and pretty much the entire approach to the way he played guitar. While Hendrix is usually mentioned as a biggest influence on Stevie's style of playing, it is endearing to see how much of an influence his big brother had on him to get him on that path in the first place. And Jimmy Vaughan is certainly a great player in his own right.
Still remember crying when SRV died . Total shock . Was it really 33 years ago ? I was a young man playing in a blues band in Brisbane Australia . I don’t play live anymore . just at home . What a groove “ Cold Shot” is .
Yeah, what a loss that was brother. Maybe you should try and play live again. I would if I could, but I lost my middle finger on my fret hand so I can't.
Can i ask what you find so great about playing live? I honestly have horrible stage fright and also, i like the comfort of playing alone, but i've been watching people play live and i just don't have that itch to do so either, but i see people really enjoying themselves and just interested in what people think of the excitement of playing live. @@etherashe5164
He was a true trans hero. It seems like he was going to come out as trans before he died…….Stephanie was going to be his name. So sad…..to think what he could have done for trans tight.
@paul signac true. SRV was a great communicator, made you feel it.... I wouldn't doubt if the amp jack up the sleeve was his idea I think guitar made him feel that way
I met ol Stevie when I worked at the DFW airport. I was a pre-board screener, and he and his band came through. Soft spoken and one cool dude. He asked if he could send his guitar through the x-ray, I said ok, I sent it through and he and his band members laughed at the x-ray. He said "Have a good one bubba" I said, Yessir Mr. Vaughan and that was last walk through apt security for a great man. Rip Stevie Ray Vaughan, you were truly the Master of the Blues and rock and roll, you are missed, Bubba!🤠
He was such a great guy in every way. I don't understand why he had to go through the most horrible death that he didn't deserve. I know he's in heaven but it just hurts that he had no choice of how he would get there. I will listen to his music forever❤❤❤❤❤❤
Sometimes horrible things happen to good people. It's just the reality of life. At least he died instantly in the crash and didn't suffer. The lesson I choose to take out of these circumstances isn't that life is unfair, but life is a gift that can and often is taken at any time. It's not to be taken for granted and nothing is owed to us. I also try to remember that the best way to honor a great artist's legacy is to build on it yourself, get better at the guitar, or whatever your passion is. Make it a world of LOTS of great art, not just the art of the dead.
Billy Gibbons would like a word with you. Actually Gibbons (from ZZ Top) seems like such a humble and nice guy he would probably just agree with your comment, but he has incredible chops and deserves his place in that Texas Blues royal family along with Stevie.
+limp biscuits no.1 fan :/ yeah mate I realise, stevie made a beautiful rendition of little wing, but I'm sure you already know that, I was just pointing it out that's all
Man...I would think it would be the other way around...Steve Miller opening for Stevie. I sure wish we could plug him into his guitar and bring him back. RIP Stevie...after all these years we still miss you
I had one of those girlfriends, one day she said: "Why do you have all those guitars, when you can only play one at a time?" I only had eight guitars then.
Been jammin on Stevie Ray all my life. Lived down the street from him as a child. I'm 63 now. Will always love him ❤️ See you on the other side my friend. ❤️ 💜
Saw SRV twice lil 6-9000 seat place called star plaza in Merrillville. My older brother was a bouncer at Mickey Gillies in the early 80s and Stevie came playing. The Chitlin circuit knew I loved Hendrix and said this guy is the truth. My friend was an usher there in high school, and he got us to meet Stevie Ray both times. He spent 45 minutes talking to us he was a man’s man for talking that long. He’s a legend for that wicked guitar he played. Thank you
Great story. You're very lucky. I met a cat years ago who played drums for Ike and Tina Turner on the Chitlin Circuit. Dude named Jack White (but not the White Stripes one.) He had some great stories.
34 years ago. They first said it was Eric Clapton. Then they came back on and said it was Stevie and I was floored.. Thanks for the badd ass music Stevie !
Lyrics: Once was a sweet thang baby, held out love in our hands Now I reach to kiss your lips the touch don't mean a thing And that's a cold shot baby, yeah that's a drag A cold shot baby, I let our love go bad Remember the way that you loved me, do anything I said Now I see you out somewhere you won't give me the time of day And that's a cold shot darlin', yeah that's a drag And that's a cold shot baby, we let our love go bad I really meant I was sorry, for ever causin' you pain You showed your appreciation by walkin' out anyway And that's a cold shot baby, yeah that's a drag And that's a cold shot baby, we let our love go bad So sad, too bad, so sad Don't let our true love run cold baby
Man, this is a great music video. Unexpectedly funny, nicely referential and just the right amount of corny to the point where it's just cute and not cringe. I'm happy this exists as a part of the SRV legacy.
Gosh I miss that guy. I know that Heavenly Father must have needed a guitarist to lead his heavenly band, and that's why he was called back, but dang we sure miss him here. Just downloaded a bunch of his music to my iPad. When I was little the Vaughan Brothers "Family Style" was my FAVORITE tape for years. It was great to play it again and reminisce. Rest in peace big brother.
People say he made a deal with the devil, nobody knows what stevie got but satan got some rockin guitar lessons. Hes with the Lord now cant imagine what hes playing today
The part where he keeps grabbing another guitar behind the couch is great, but the part where he manages to grab the guitar as she throws him off the roof, that's what kills me every time, can't stop laughing!
@@Mrbrycejames Stevie is seen playing his Hamiltone strat on the couch (guitar with his name in the neck),...however, at the 2:03 mark, Margaret grabs the guitar from him which is a cheap budget prop guitar she pulls from Stevie's hands while Stevie reaches behind the couch for the Hamiltone he just had. Then at 2:09, the same scene was repeated, or played over....... It's clever editing.
I grew up listening to Stevie Ray and now have a 15 year old daughter who loves listening to him too. Not just him but many rock legends I find my daughter singing along with. She’s gone far back in music history to stuff from Simon and Garfunkel Jim Croce Gordon lightfoot just to name a few
I miss Stevie Ray. No one can or has ever come close to him . He starts playin and your body starts movin. And you’re in shock watching him wondering hth he did what he did. Dude was a prodigy and that’s an understatement
I just got introduced to SRV music. I'm in love with him.. OMG bad ass all I can say. Its unfortunate hes no longer with us to continue to knock socks off. ❤🎶🎸
I have watched this video 2000 times, i can't get enough, SRV lived for his Music, MAY BROTHER STEVIE R.I.P. You gave us all a smile on our faces, your music will be Heard as long as People Can Hear, Cousin Figel
Recognisig i would talk to you like some steve urkel in this double talk situation..some kinda..yeah im talking rubbish in brain, i know it good from talking german..and this thought is always there..have been on holiday last month and there was much more space for life in my brain..
Margaret Wiley is the actress playing Stevie's girlfriend in the video. She passed away in 1999. "You're always picking and tuning on that guitar... Well, why don't you do some picking and tuning on me??" She's great in this. Absolute classic, the song AND the video.
Had the pleasure of hanging out with her in the late 80s in Antones office during one of the anniversary shows.Doug Sahm was also with us that night.What a lady.She wasnt from Texas but we damn sure claim her.
When she opened the closet door and see all the guitars 😂😂😂 Stevie Ray Vaughan was a guitar master and is one of the guitarist of all-time. R.I.P Stevie Ray Vaughan thanks for sharing your love of the blues with the entire world.
This mv maybe the most funny thing in the music history,I love and enjoy it so so much. What I think is particularly great is that in the story, he died of music and was reborn in music. （Guitar represents music ）Finally, please allow me to say that it was a stroke of genius for Steve to find this lady to be the heroine. If I were the director, I would definitely want them to have a wet French kiss.
Probably the funniest music video ever! Excellent song, excellent cast, great story line...and it didn't have to be fancy or complex...after 35? 40? years, it is so funny and so fun to watch! We miss you SRV!
Stevie's face at the end reminds me of Mike Myers in Wayne's World. 'Zang!' :) This whole video is like Wayne's World meets The League Of Gentlemen. I love it.
I'm from Dallas never heard of him until this video when I was a kid laughed so hard at this video but I became a fan at that point and broke my heart whenever I heard about that crash one of the greatest guitar players ever RIP SRV
Stevie’s girlfriend has so much charecter& sass- as I’ve gotten older, I realize she’s got real beauty goin on❤ SRV, is the goat if Texas Rockin Blues! Love that man forever🎶💙🎶💙🎶
Jimi and Stevie were/are different players. Although, Stevie is in my opinion the greatest of all time. He took a little of every player he admired and made his own. That includes his brother!
Recuerdo la primera vez que lo escuché , nada volvió a ser lo mismo para mí en el mundo de la guitarra . Un genio de la guitarra , por eso está considerado dentro de los 10 mejores de todos los tiempos .
Fantastic video. Simple but powerful. SRV was a great guy. He was into drugs but recovered. He chattered with his fans after the concerts to tell them his experience on drugs to convince them to do no take them. Love his playing.
![Stevie Ray Vaughan & Albert King - Blues At Sunrise [HQ]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/JFxU7t3E63I/mqdefault.jpg)
I lose it everytime he pulls out another guitar from behind the couch
Still funny to this day.
I like how it switches every time to a random Jaguar or something.
When she smashes them on the ground, I know they are most likely props... I really hope they are props.. please someone just confirm that they are props
@@malcolmbartlett3169 yes they are
@@mikkywhalan Thank you, two weeks of stressing out finally lifted!
I worked at Mars Music in Dallas and SRV had just died. My buddy Chris in the warehouse said Jack you like blues would you like to see SRV's Guitar. I said sure. I opened the case and it was this Hamilton strat that was in this video. I took it out of the case and played it for 15 minutes. Respectfully wiped it down . closed the case and the next day it was shipped to Billy Gibbons in Houston. For years I wondered about that guitar until I saw this video. I was like Man! That was the guitar I Played. RIP SRV. Peace Truth.and Love Jc
Youre a lucky dude!
Too cool!
John Connors 111 Awesome story! 👍😁👍
GOOD for you, John. What an honor. SRV turned his life around there toward the end. I sincerely hope that included a personal relationship with Jesus ...
Nice story, man! But, are you the leader of the resistance against the machines controlled by Skynet?
Still one of the best music videos ever made. Just hysterical.
I was today years old (60!) when I saw this video for the first time. And I live in atx to boot. It did make. I most certainty did laugh out loud. Anyone know what that cow is in the video is that lost Austin kitsch?😊
My favorite video of all time.😂
I knew the song but not the video. I’m 33 and was introduced to him when I was a teen. I love him so much 😭
Right on.
I like this dude but I think this may be the worst video I have ever seen...??
That's the best music video I've seen so far.
like EVAH!!~? certainly one of the funnier ones!
No other music video tops this one! Real talk.
Actually a good BBW if she get that mean look off her face. LOL
110% the best
Me too
SRV is the only human to have ever pulled off the soul patch
valid
Nonsense Dizzy Gillespie had a soul patch years before SRV
Geddy Lee??
@@billhassell434 I think he means white dude.
There have been a very select few in all of music that had that touch. He was one of them. Skin color doesn't matter because he played from the soul. Only the greats ever do
"You're always pickin' and tunin' on that guitar! Why don't you do some pickin' and tunin' on me!" Now that's a Cold Shot baby.
Nice
grabs guitar from behind the couch. ... then grabs another guitar from behind the couch!
Maybe cuz she wasn't nearly half of good looking as those guitars
One of my favorite 80's music video liners!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
honour123 that was played by the late Margaret Wiley. She passed away in late 1999.
I'd take a Good Guitar over a Bad Woman any day
Hell yeah man
is it still same XD
@@woolfulrebellion ok get out ur in the wrong place
@@woolfulrebellion no u don't see ur in the wrong place
@@woolfulrebellion no need to get pissed off sweetie
I watched a SRV's video for the 1st time when I was almost 19 years old, back in 2021. it grabbed my attention in such a way that I really wanted to play the guitar!. My son who is only 3 years old love this song so much that we listen to it almost every single night at least 2 or 3 times! RIP SRV, what a super talented guy u were. thanks to ur music me and little son enjoy a bit of time in a way I cannot explain but I love so much!
I love how SRV is poking some gentle fun at his guitar infatuation. The man was attached to his instrument at birth.
I think this is definitely a little tongue-in-cheek. He owned a lot of guitars. He probably really did have them hanging in his closet and stuck behind the sofa!
I believe I saw an interview or something where he said his brother had a guitar first and he would sneak in and play it
@@cra-craintenn6327 that's true. He played since he was strong enough to pick one up as his big brother Jimmy Vaughan had one
your not wrong, he was entraced with guitar before he even knew what it was
@@MrPorsche91730 And when you look at the early Stevie Ray Vaughan's styling and even the way he positioned his guitar higher, he was pretty much copying his brother at the time.
Only later he changed his style of clothes, the gauge of the strings and pretty much the entire approach to the way he played guitar.
While Hendrix is usually mentioned as a biggest influence on Stevie's style of playing, it is endearing to see how much of an influence his big brother had on him to get him on that path in the first place.
And Jimmy Vaughan is certainly a great player in his own right.
stevie ray, the king of cool
fender guy and blues
Nobody will ever be as cool as SRV
Sorry, that was Dean Martin.
C'mon guys, the king of cool was Miles Davis.
he has a buttchin
The legend had it all, amazing skill, the voice, and the humor
My five year old daughter loves this music video. The dummy flying off the building makes her laugh.
Had forgotten about this video and it brought back fond memories of one great entertainer.
And a lot of cocaine with crown royal
Damn he looks so badass with that hat covering his eyes
ed is not here like Indiana Jones in Temple of Doom on the airplane...
dude he has a buttchin
@@ashwinvishwakarma2531 thats just his beard lol
No not really
@@ashwinvishwakarma2531 buttchins are hot
Love the actress who nailed this part. She was the perfect fit for this video.
Not fat enough
Not fat enough
Over 30 years has passed, but you're still so missed Stevie Ray!
İt's been 33 years but he still the best bluesman I've ever heard
Absolutely. Rip Stevie.
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09/27/1990
@@Ironhandjohn He died in August dude
Fuck Curt from Nirvana, give us SRV !!!!!!!!!!!
Still remember crying when SRV died . Total shock .
Was it really 33 years ago ? I was a young man playing in a blues band in Brisbane Australia .
I don’t play live anymore . just at home .
What a groove “ Cold Shot” is .
Yeah, what a loss that was brother. Maybe you should try and play live again. I would if I could, but I lost my middle finger on my fret hand so I can't.
Can i ask what you find so great about playing live? I honestly have horrible stage fright and also, i like the comfort of playing alone, but i've been watching people play live and i just don't have that itch to do so either, but i see people really enjoying themselves and just interested in what people think of the excitement of playing live. @@etherashe5164
God bless and never stop. SRV and blue's forever.
He was a true trans hero. It seems like he was going to come out as trans before he died…….Stephanie was going to be his name. So sad…..to think what he could have done for trans tight.
@@andyfoxy3140dont post that garbage here...spreading lies is a real shit move
I still can't believe he's gone
James Evans
Nor can some of us believe that Margaret Wiley (1949-1999) is gone.
so sad?
@paul signac true. SRV was a great communicator, made you feel it.... I wouldn't doubt if the amp jack up the sleeve was his idea I think guitar made him feel that way
Same
There will never be another SRV. Ever.
You ain't wrong.
This was on MTV constantly when it first came out. We all thought it was hysterical. And one of the best things ever played in MTV.
Was originally the fifth track off his second album, Couldn't Stand the Weather, released in 1984.
@@ClassicTVMan1981XStill is.
@@kajem575 💯🎯
My first introduction to SRV.
I met ol Stevie when I worked at the DFW airport. I was a pre-board screener, and he and his band came through. Soft spoken and one cool dude. He asked if he could send his guitar through the x-ray, I said ok, I sent it through and he and his band members laughed at the x-ray. He said "Have a good one bubba" I said, Yessir Mr. Vaughan and that was last walk through apt security for a great man. Rip Stevie Ray Vaughan, you were truly the Master of the Blues and rock and roll, you are missed, Bubba!🤠
U should said u have the little wing section of the plane.. jk 😊
@@MitchClement-il6iqgood one lol
Don't know why, but watching Stevie playing his guitar makes me relax :D
same here.
It's just an extension of his arm. Music just comes naturally!
I’m currently going through a breakup and his music is what I listen to to cope with. And it’s doing one helluva job.
Yes , now that you mentioned relax yes I guess it's so smooth & relaxing ( that just came to me as I was writing) smooth & relaxing .
Me relaxin holidays with bunch of srv's..hype is always absurd..fame is a whore
He was such a great guy in every way. I don't understand why he had to go through the most horrible death that he didn't deserve. I know he's in heaven but it just hurts that he had no choice of how he would get there. I will listen to his music forever❤❤❤❤❤❤
Sometimes horrible things happen to good people. It's just the reality of life. At least he died instantly in the crash and didn't suffer. The lesson I choose to take out of these circumstances isn't that life is unfair, but life is a gift that can and often is taken at any time. It's not to be taken for granted and nothing is owed to us. I also try to remember that the best way to honor a great artist's legacy is to build on it yourself, get better at the guitar, or whatever your passion is. Make it a world of LOTS of great art, not just the art of the dead.
Happy Birthday Handsome. We really do miss you here in Texas.
По нему скучают все и в России тоже !!!❤
I can't believe there are 1,000 people in this world that could dislike this. Stevie will forever be the king of Texas blues
The song is great. The video is weird to say the least.
Billy Gibbons would like a word with you.
Actually Gibbons (from ZZ Top) seems like such a humble and nice guy he would probably just agree with your comment, but he has incredible chops and deserves his place in that Texas Blues royal family along with Stevie.
They can't be real.
@@Deadprez41 We are
Have to have a crazy woman to relate, just my experience@@mrhomes204
2:25 Good reference of jimi hendrix
That's f*cking dark humor right there
I was talking about the poster behind the woman
@@dominikweber4305 She should've been puking, though.
@@bigmomma2712 LMAO
2:25 Jimi Hendrix poster.SRV really liked that guy
It's just the producers it's not his personal room 😂
2:26 has jimi Hendrix posters in the background
That's was one of Stevie's influences
+limp biscuits no.1 fan :/ yeah mate I realise, stevie made a beautiful rendition of little wing, but I'm sure you already know that, I was just pointing it out that's all
+BREAKFAST ! Jimi is every guitarists influence !!!!
yeah but is a Particularly big influence of Stevie Ray
My friend called him a white Jimi Hendrix. You can tell he was a heavy inspiration on Stevie Ray Vaughan
RIP Stevie...he was the greatest guitarist I ever saw live.....
Lucky bastard. :)
HE GOT JIPPED IMAGINE THE TUNES WE WOULD HAVE TODAY IF HE DIDNT GET JIPPED
he got jipped
Same here, I saw him OPEN for Steve Miller, I was ready to go after the SRV set
Man...I would think it would be the other way around...Steve Miller opening for Stevie. I sure wish we could plug him into his guitar and bring him back. RIP Stevie...after all these years we still miss you
Love that lady; she absolutely makes this clip
Hey... Isn't you??????
@@lix88440000 Impossible. That woman died in 1999.
Poetic justice?
DerTodesmeister how?
Diane Johnson played brilliantly by the late Margaret Wiley. She passed away in late 1999.
I had one of those girlfriends, one day she said: "Why do you have all those guitars, when you can only play one at a time?" I only had eight guitars then.
I can only ride one motorcycle at a time, I still have three.
It's sad how people that don't play don't understand. Different ones for different situations.
Why does she has more than one pair of shoes when she only can wear one at it time?
@@satanlaffing couldn’t be said better man, keep jamming and shredding guys
how many you have now, for my b day i got a flying v lmao
NB :: "no stevie"s were harmed in the making of this clip"
LOL
Also no guitars were hurt in the making of this video
😂🤣😂
@@garrettLevi0511 just some cheap looking props
Been jammin on Stevie Ray all my life. Lived down the street from him as a child. I'm 63 now. Will always love him ❤️ See you on the other side my friend. ❤️ 💜
Stevie always had the best looking hats
As a kid this video taught me how important it was to practice guitar, at all costs...
Only a dude from Oak Cliff Texas can be this cool..
Albert King, pretty much held very, very few in high regard. Stevie was one of those few.
This has to be my favorite my music video anyone has ever made
This and the one SRV did for Superstition (where Double Trouble gets it instead of him).
I used to drop everything when this video was played on MTV back in the day!
I like me some Stevie Ray Vaughan sometimes. Great tune
👍
Love stevie.. but his band doesnt get enough credit. the drummer and bass player rock
exactly, they may not look amazing in the video or studio recorded tracks, but go listen any live and its awesome
Think of what Steve Vai's band goes through, Vai made an entire orchestra disappear behind his spotlight.
Lol
Chris Layton on drums & Tommy Shannon on bass. Later Reese Wynans on keyboards.
DEAD-ON. Every beat, every time, every song.
I agree with you so much. Stevie is obviously the best one, but if you're gonna be covering Hendrix you're gonna need a good drummer and bassist
Saw SRV twice lil 6-9000 seat place called star plaza in Merrillville. My older brother was a bouncer at Mickey Gillies in the early 80s and Stevie came playing. The Chitlin circuit knew I loved Hendrix and said this guy is the truth. My friend was an usher there in high school, and he got us to meet Stevie Ray both times. He spent 45 minutes talking to us he was a man’s man for talking that long. He’s a legend for that wicked guitar he played. Thank you
Great story. You're very lucky. I met a cat years ago who played drums for Ike and Tina Turner on the Chitlin Circuit. Dude named Jack White (but not the White Stripes one.) He had some great stories.
34 years ago. They first said it was Eric Clapton. Then they came back on and said it was Stevie and I was floored.. Thanks for the badd ass music Stevie !
Lyrics:
Once was a sweet thang baby, held out love in our hands
Now I reach to kiss your lips the touch don't mean a thing
And that's a cold shot baby, yeah that's a drag
A cold shot baby, I let our love go bad
Remember the way that you loved me, do anything I said
Now I see you out somewhere you won't give me the time of day
And that's a cold shot darlin', yeah that's a drag
And that's a cold shot baby, we let our love go bad
I really meant I was sorry, for ever causin' you pain
You showed your appreciation by walkin' out anyway
And that's a cold shot baby, yeah that's a drag
And that's a cold shot baby, we let our love go bad
So sad, too bad, so sad
Don't let our true love run cold baby
In my opinion, one of the greatest music videos of all time. Just pure straightforward entertainment. No artsy horseshit.
The video was filmed when late night TV played music/videos by Texas artists. Austin Texas in the 1980"s
I love Jimi Hendrix he is awesome I love his music. He is in my top three guitarist
rumor has it, he's still grabbing guitars in heaven.
There's a Guitar Dispenser behind his couch in heaven! 😁👍
Bro your profile so cool
Legend has it that St. Peter handed him a vintager Strat at the Pearly Gates and said " Come on in, by the way, The Lord requests your presence"
Man, this is a great music video. Unexpectedly funny, nicely referential and just the right amount of corny to the point where it's just cute and not cringe. I'm happy this exists as a part of the SRV legacy.
Looks very good for 1984.
Thanks ,well said .
I'll miss you forever Stevie forever.Ever tell my time comes?I will miss you
Gosh I miss that guy. I know that Heavenly Father must have needed a guitarist to lead his heavenly band, and that's why he was called back, but dang we sure miss him here. Just downloaded a bunch of his music to my iPad. When I was little the Vaughan Brothers "Family Style" was my FAVORITE tape for years. It was great to play it again and reminisce. Rest in peace big brother.
What a kind thing to say :)
With all the great musicians we've lost, if heaven exists its rockin' now
People say he made a deal with the devil, nobody knows what stevie got but satan got some rockin guitar lessons. Hes with the Lord now cant imagine what hes playing today
The part where he keeps grabbing another guitar behind the couch is great, but the part where he manages to grab the guitar as she throws him off the roof, that's what kills me every time, can't stop laughing!
The scene where he grabbed another guitar was just one scene but was used over and over
@@CluelessSheepNazi4270 That's pretty funny... they edited that cleverly, but yeah the second time she grabs it, it's the first guitar again haha
Gotta love a drummer in your hospital room
@@CluelessSheepNazi4270
Where else have you seen it? I’d love to see
@@Mrbrycejames Stevie is seen playing his Hamiltone strat on the couch (guitar with his name in the neck),...however, at the 2:03 mark, Margaret grabs the guitar from him which is a cheap budget prop guitar she pulls from Stevie's hands while Stevie reaches behind the couch for the Hamiltone he just had. Then at 2:09, the same scene was repeated, or played over....... It's clever editing.
My absolute favorite Stevie Ray Vaughan video!
I grew up listening to Stevie Ray and now have a 15 year old daughter who loves listening to him too. Not just him but many rock legends I find my daughter singing along with. She’s gone far back in music history to stuff from Simon and Garfunkel Jim Croce Gordon lightfoot just to name a few
The farther back you go away music is a better it gets
I knew he brought his drummer and bassist whereever he went.
They have a name..... Double Trouble.
Yea dude, I know the name of the band. I can't believe you were compelled to attempt to correct me. @@francus7227
Chris river Layton and Tommy Shannon
My Lord how i miss this man and all the music he still has to share with us. RIP beautiful soul.
This is not only one of my favorite songs, but also one of my favorite music videos
Thanks Mister blues man
His voice sounds really smooth and sweet in the video.
I miss Stevie Ray. No one can or has ever come close to him . He starts playin and your body starts movin. And you’re in shock watching him wondering hth he did what he did. Dude was a prodigy and that’s an understatement
Happy Birthday, Stevie Ray Vaughan 💙 🎉!!!
I just got introduced to SRV music. I'm in love with him.. OMG bad ass all I can say. Its unfortunate hes no longer with us to continue to knock socks off. ❤🎶🎸
Stevie Ray Vaughan is one of the best ever!
I have watched this video 2000 times, i can't get enough, SRV lived for his Music, MAY BROTHER STEVIE R.I.P. You gave us all a smile on our faces, your music will be Heard as long as People Can Hear, Cousin Figel
💗 💖 💘 💝 💟 ☮
❤️ love it too it’s a classic
His voice and his playing always gives me double Goosebumps... he was so special❣️❣️
Recognisig i would talk to you like some steve urkel in this double talk situation..some kinda..yeah im talking rubbish in brain, i know it good from talking german..and this thought is always there..have been on holiday last month and there was much more space for life in my brain..
Margaret Wiley is the actress playing Stevie's girlfriend in the video. She passed away in 1999.
"You're always picking and tuning on that guitar... Well, why don't you do some picking and tuning on me??"
She's great in this. Absolute classic, the song AND the video.
Had the pleasure of hanging out with her in the late 80s in Antones office during one of the anniversary shows.Doug Sahm was also with us that night.What a lady.She wasnt from Texas but we damn sure claim her.
She makes the video
Gotta love the ending when she plugs him in ! That was perfect..
I wish music like this were the norm today instead of what we have.
There is NO ONE today they even closely resembles the talent of SRV....It is sad what rock n roll has become.
Jeff Champagne this is blues but some of his songs are a fusion
Jeff Champagne there is talent. They just don't play like SRV.
I can't argue with that...
J Mac you and me both! I don't even want to listen to any of today's music!
When she opened the closet door and see all the guitars 😂😂😂 Stevie Ray Vaughan was a guitar master and is one of the guitarist of all-time. R.I.P Stevie Ray Vaughan thanks for sharing your love of the blues with the entire world.
This mv maybe the most funny thing in the music history,I love and enjoy it so so much. What I think is particularly great is that in the story, he died of music and was reborn in music. （Guitar represents music ）Finally, please allow me to say that it was a stroke of genius for Steve to find this lady to be the heroine. If I were the director, I would definitely want them to have a wet French kiss.
Probably the funniest music video ever! Excellent song, excellent cast, great story line...and it didn't have to be fancy or complex...after 35? 40? years, it is so funny and so fun to watch! We miss you SRV!
wish this guy was still around playing music man is a legend!!
Never fails to cheer me up. RIP Stevie.
Umas das melhores intros de guitarra que já ouvi!
One of the best music video I'v ever seen; with incredibile texas blues. R.I.P Stevie Ray Vaughan, you are one of my favorite guitarists!
I never met anybody that didn't like Stevie Ray Vaughan
Greatest music video of all time!
Oh man… just thinking about what was and what could have been. The thought of SRV becoming an old blues man… just heartbreaking all these years later.
Greatest music video of all time, rest in paradise king.
Takes you to the extreme, absolute tone, absolute grove, vocals….
the whole world will always be in love with his musical talent a true legend indeed
Stevie's face at the end reminds me of Mike Myers in Wayne's World. 'Zang!' :)
This whole video is like Wayne's World meets The League Of Gentlemen. I love it.
This song turned me on to Stevie, whem mtv was mtv... long live the Goat!!!
Great blast from the past ...SRV ... taken away too soon ... cryin' Texas blues now ...
Yes, it's quite nice. :)
Texas Flood ! With All ! The Tears !
I love it .. Stevie was one of the greatest Guitarrists ever..
el gran y unico stevie ray vaghan señores.....fuerte ese aplauzoo
34 years today! Rip S.R.V.!
No way! So sad.
My heart goes out to you and his family and friends. I loved him and his music he will forever be remembered by all of us
Stevie ray vaughan is something else man
The coolest man to ever grace this planet. One of the most sorely missed guitarist. Your music will live on forever. ROCK ON SRV.
I'm from Dallas never heard of him until this video when I was a kid laughed so hard at this video but I became a fan at that point and broke my heart whenever I heard about that crash one of the greatest guitar players ever RIP SRV
Stevie’s girlfriend has so much charecter& sass- as I’ve gotten older, I realize she’s got real beauty goin on❤ SRV, is the goat if Texas Rockin Blues! Love that man forever🎶💙🎶💙🎶
He was and is a legend. What more he could have accomplished if that helicopter didn’t crash. RIP Stevie. You are missed
Love this video! Stevie Ray was one of the Greatest!
Greatest guitar player of all time.
Crystal Hammer After Jimi ;)
Jimi and Stevie were/are different players. Although, Stevie is in my opinion the greatest of all time. He took a little of every player he admired and made his own. That includes his brother!
Yes. And that's their gift. Their different styles. But in my opinion I still have to say SRV Is the GREATEST GUITAR PLAYER OF ALL TIME.
Crystal Hammer Ok, you win ;))
Lol.
Stephen „Stevie“ Ray Vaughan 3. Oktober 1954 - 27. August 1990.
For 33 years now missed and not forgotten.
The greatest vhs music video ever
Recuerdo la primera vez que lo escuché , nada volvió a ser lo mismo para mí en el mundo de la guitarra . Un genio de la guitarra , por eso está considerado dentro de los 10 mejores de todos los tiempos .
He had his own class and style with a approach all guitar 🎸 players would die for peaceful ✌️ Stevie
O Stevie Ray Vaughan foi e sempre será considerado um verdadeiro mestre!!!!!
RIP and long live Stevie Ray Vaughan (October 3, 1954 - August 27, 1990), aged 35
You will always be remembered as a legend.
Fantastic video. Simple but powerful. SRV was a great guy. He was into drugs but recovered. He chattered with his fans after the concerts to tell them his experience on drugs to convince them to do no take them. Love his playing.
best music video ever