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@@heywoodjablowme8120taking psychedelics definitely does not make one 'Drugged out' lol. Songs like this were invented because of psychedelics. Psychedelics are good for you, everything else is wack
"Stevie was an endless, open channel that music just poured out of. He made people who'd never touched a guitar in their life want to pick one up and start playing, and he made those of us who'd played live onstage with him before want to quit."..............Eric Clapton.
Stevie Ray is so talented that it just surges thru his whole body like electricity. He has so much talent that there is no way he could have done anything else in life. He did not have a choice.
The appreciation and respect on your face is as strong as Stevie Rays talent. I was at his last performance in Wisconsin. Eric Clapton was the headliner. Stevie blew him out of the water.
Dear Polo, wonderful to see your reaction to this SRV performance and your respectful comments. Some stars burn more brightly in the sky. Stevie Ray left this world six weeks before his 36th birthday in 1990, so we didn’t get to hear his mature development as an artist; a huge loss to us all. He took the music further by literally channeling emotions into sound. Epic, indeed.
Stevie Ray Vaughan is without question and not taking anything away from any of the greats...the greatest blues guitarist that's EVER walked the planet, he has no equal, he's the Alexander, he's the Mike Tyson of guitarists. A tremendous talent without comparison.
Not to many musicians can play a guitar with the precision that Stevie Ray Vaughan did he brought back what was missing for a long time to the blue's ,the music just seemed to flow out of him like pure light. Love all his music will forever be missed !!! 🎸🔥🤘💯..... 10:35
Thank you for not talking through or pausing too many times during your viewing. Great revue, and props to the band. Just observing your face told me how you felt, your comments, beautiful. Chris on drums was just on point and I would have thought I was in the jungle wondering where the village was. I think this may be my fave, I'll never tire of his Voodoo magic no matter how many times I see this. Stevie is the Witch Doctor. That song has got to be the greatest, even with so few words, that opening is infamous thanks to the first genius on guitar. Noticing how many comments say Jimi would be proud makes me happy. These two GOATS of different decades would have probably made an incredible connection. Ying Yang. RIP, you guys. ☮️
That's the special thing about Stevie Ray. Every performance was unlike the one before or the next, but all were stellar. We're very proud of his legacy here in Texas. Thank you for loving him as much as we do. 👌
Stevie Ray Vaughn was made of Texas Blues. The music absolutely just erupted from him, and it seemed like it was never ending. It felt as though he could keep playing, and playing and playing, and the sounds would just never stop. I was living in Austin, Texas when I discovered his music, and when he died, it hit me like a ton of bricks. And even though Stevie could play incredibly fast and powerful licks, he could also make that guitar cry. I'd recommend listening to Little Wing, Life Without You and Riviera Paradise.
He said he was a mix of the original American masters and then learned new ways from English blues players like Clapton and Page and others and it made him drop any blues purist thing he had and just go with his own thing. I don't think a talent like that can be pinned down to any one place or influence or time. They just happen, sometimes in the most mundane places as well. He regarded himself lucky to get into blues music and then combine it with the English attitude of being firmly based in blues and old rock and roll, but still trying to make it new and fresh, and he did that better than them all, as even Clapton himself has many times said, and he showed the pinnacle of playing. Clapton was in awe of SRV when he was in the zone and couldn't believe what he was seeing. He loved it.
This is why I live for blues rock, blues guitar. Musicianship like this. Has been, is now and wil forever be my very favorite genre of music. I like all music but this is what moves my soul.
An amazing guitar player supported by a fantastic band! I so wish I had discovered this genius while he was still alive and performing! Seeing and hearing him in concert would easily be among the very best musical experiences ever! I am so glad we have these great recordings and videos so we can continue to enjoy his musical mastery and honor his legacy.
This performance is amazing. Absolutely blows me away. This song takes me back to the very moment I heard for the first time. I can remember this moment as if it just happened. 🔥🔥🙌🏽
I was fortunate to see Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble in November 1989 when they toured with special guest Jeff Beck. This song was the highlight of the show for me. It was only 9 months before his tragic death. RIP legend.
I was working at a car dealership detailing cars when I heard he died. Broke my heart. I actually had to sit down for a minute. What talent he had. Sucks he's gone . Love your videos. Listen to Riviera Paridise. That's hands down, my favorite song of his. Absolutely beautiful song.
Love love love seeing SRV reactions. Listening to his music has literally helped shape me into the person I am today, no exaggeration. I can remember as far back as 2 or 3, listening to his genius with my family on trips to go camping. Or making it a family night watching his music videos on VHS. I did a report on him when I was a junior in high school and we played a few songs of his at my dad's funeral, including a song about him by arc angels. People like to debate whether or not his vocals were up to par comparatively. Well ... No, the man was a beast when it came to shredding on his guitar. But I can definitely tell who exactly it is as soon as he opens his mouth.
It’s always amazed me that he didn’t break more strings with the way he bends them. A true guitar legend. He wore off the finish and paint on that guitar. That ladies and gentlemen should tell you all you need to know.
I watched a Stevie Ray documentary that had so many blues legends talking about Stevie, BB King, Muddy Waters…. Clapton…. They were in awe of his guitar playing. Hendrix was awesome and Stevie Ray is something else!
I first saw SRV in the early '80's on the program Austin City Limits. My mouth flew open, I was stunned. Saw him 3 times, the last was 3 weeks before he died. He was sober, on point and on fire at that concert. My all-time favorite, agree with you Polo on his passion. His live performances were a religious experience.
Bringing tears to my eyes ! Discovered him on Austin City Limits too.. I m still in awe No words Thanks for no comments while SRV playing... Polo, love watching your face as SRV plays A truly amazing experience!
I've yet to find a bad one tbh. Everyone is so different and brilliant in its own way. It's quite insane really. It makes you think most of this is probably just dreamed up on the fly, it's like channeling. I can't explain talent like this but it pushes me a lot closer to believing in a God if he can create a human with a gift like that.
Yeah, we don't say it enough: Double Trouble has been fantastic in every piece i've seen/heard them in. It's easy to lose sight of just how good they really are; who, onstage with Stevie, is not going to be subsumed by his wizardry? Thanks, Double Trouble, for holding it together artfully. Peace - PS First-timer, here. What a beautiful reaction. Really respectful. You won my subscription. Thanks -
Polo, I still remember the day SRV perished. I was going to a bday party. Had to turn around and go home. Thanks for preserving his memory via a wonderful reaction.❤
Thank you for doing this video! I’ve been a huge SRV fan for decades but I don’t think I’ve ever seen this specific performance. This was incredible, thanks again! RIP Stevie 🙏🏻
Jimi Hendrix was the OG, and nobody could do what he did, until SRV came along. Both were taken way too soon. And maybe there was a reason but we will never know. I dont remember when Jimi died, but I will never forget when Stevie died. It was so sad because he had a very deep addiction to cocaine, but the last 6 months or so before he died, he cleaned up and beat it. I wasn't at his last show in Alpine Valley, but I have read that he was in another dimension. Clapton himself said that he stopped playing and watched in awe. And then hours later he was gone. RIP SRV! You are missed!
My favorite all around musician of all time. Would love to see your reaction to his studio/video version of Little Wing. It's one of those songs you don't hear, you feel it.
That was the best performance of that song he ever did. Clean, sober, and at the top of his game. That whole episode from Austin City Limits is mind blowing. I agree with you: there's talented then there's gifted. Stevie was gifted. He and the guitar were one. Fabulous musician and equally so as a human being. Gone way too soon. Check out Riviera Paradise. My favorite studio version.
Always adored SRV, then met one of my BFF - went to stay with her in Austin, and in my guest room - look out, to the right, and there's the house he lived in!! Mind BLOWN!! She has told me so much about him, she worked in the industry and knew him well, knows Jimmy etc and a tonne of other music greats. She used to work at Antones, worked there for years so knew everyone.. RIP Stevie. Follow a lad call Scott McKeon who's played/toured with Doyle Bramhall Jr, Tom Jones, Eric Clapton who idolises SRV, Rory Gallagher etc and is well worth seeking out, very good musician
I think you should look up the UA-cam video of Stevie Ray in the studio with Albert King in 1983. They knew each other for a long, long time and Albert was one of Stevie's idols when he was learning his craft and you can see Albert was tickled to see just what Stevie Ray was evolving into. Both great guitarists and so much love and respect between them. You will like it.
I have been playing Voodoo Child for years and have never come close to replicating Stevie's performance. There is awe inspiring an infuriating genius to his playing. 🤘
It makes me happy you finally got to this amazing cover but I’m sad you’ve gone so many years without hearing it. SRV is a master blues man and a legend. This is one of my fav performances. 🤟🏼🔥
You're spot on, man. Artists do express themselves in ways that let you know the music is part of them. I too think this is probably the best version of Voodoo Chile he did.
To know how good he truly was, find "Sound Check What? "...it was recorded informally with Stevie doing a Sound Check on various instruments when he was barely awake after a LONG night..it was in his soul.
I was lucky enough to see him live about a year before he died in that tragic helicopter crash. It was an amazing experience. One I will never forget. The guy was just unreal on the guitar.
Nobody has or ever will assault a guitar like SRV. I'm not talking mindless shredding. He truly feels his music on an unparralled level. When you have men like Albert King shake their head in amazement, you know this cat is other worldly. So glad I was alive during his playing career and we have his music forever. I urge you to react to Gary Moore doing a tribute to Jimi Hendrix playing a smoking rendition of Red House at the Fender Strat 50th concert. They have some HD versions on YT. Gary has left us, but his contributions are well respected. Many think he might be the most underrated axe player ever.
He did two shows on the PBS show Austin City Limits. The first show was in 1986 or so and this performance is from the 1989 episode. They are out there. I suggest you watch them and see the growth in his performance between the two. He was clean and sober in the 89 show. Watching them back to back you will see the difference in his craft. He left us way too soon.
According to Hendrix, being a voodoo chile meant going on the road and becoming a magic boy. This has roots in Robert Johnson's Crossroads blues where something must be sacrificed in order to achieve supernatural talent. Jimi and Stevie both made sacrifices for their music, toiling in small clubs during the early parts of their careers. At some point, their talent became transcendent. They made sounds with the guitar that no one had heard before, or can explain. Stevie revered Jimi, and through his own style has somehow elevated this song. Thanks for reacting to this as more people need to be aware of SRV.
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This performance will ruin the guitar for you.
Stevie Ray Vaughn shredding it is the secret to the universe! ...great reaction to a phenomenal artist man!
We've got to give credit to Double Trouble for their great backing for Stevie
Heck yeah
Yeah but faarrr k hard to look good backing up Stevie lol
They were also fantastic in The Arc Angels.
Not an easy job.sheesh.
Love me some SRV!
Arguably the greatest guitarist that has ever lived. RIP SRV!
No argument here. SRV iss the goat.
Yeah people argue over the dumbest things like who is the best basketball player. Jordan is clearly the Stevie Ray Vaughan of basket ball.
This was when he was clean and sober. This is him at the height of his super powers. Absolute GOAT!!!
Everyone knows musicians sound better all F'ed up on drugs. He's literally doing a cover of a drugged out guitar playing God.
Sober or not this man is kicking ass and takin names on this right here.@@heywoodjablowme8120
Exactly... this performance exudes total control and channeling into #1 which is just crying out under Stevie's grip.
For those unaware, #1 is the name of this legendary guitar.
@@heywoodjablowme8120taking psychedelics definitely does not make one 'Drugged out' lol. Songs like this were invented because of psychedelics. Psychedelics are good for you, everything else is wack
"Stevie was an endless, open channel that music just poured out of. He made people who'd never touched a guitar in their life want to pick one up and start playing, and he made those of us who'd played live onstage with him before want to quit."..............Eric Clapton.
There was no one more passionate about his craft than SRV. Such a shame that all the great ones die young. RIP Stevie
Yup. Gone but never, ever, ever forgotten!
They die young before hipsters can pretend they weren't a big deal.
🔥Stevie said that his talent was a gift from God that he was working hard to pay it back.
Paid in Full, Stevie. Paid In Full, sweet man.🌠
No words. Except to think about what it takes to accomplish that. With a 3 piece band. He had a God given talent
SRV's ability adjusting his knobs in real time is amazing to watch. He is so fast and fluid!
Like no one else can then or since...
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Stevie Ray is so talented that it just surges thru his whole body like electricity. He has so much talent that there is no way he could have done anything else in life. He did not have a choice.
SRV - the king of blues rock.
Was such a beautiful person and nobody plays like SRV could. What a huge heartbreaking loss.
The appreciation and respect on your face is as strong as Stevie Rays talent.
I was at his last performance in Wisconsin. Eric Clapton was the headliner.
Stevie blew him out of the water.
Dear Polo, wonderful to see your reaction to this SRV performance and your respectful comments. Some stars burn more brightly in the sky. Stevie Ray left this world six weeks before his 36th birthday in 1990, so we didn’t get to hear his mature development as an artist; a huge loss to us all. He took the music further by literally channeling emotions into sound. Epic, indeed.
He is so underappreciated as a guitarist.
Riviera Paradise gave us a glimpse of what the mature Stevie would've been capable off
Stevie Ray Vaughan is without question and not taking anything away from any of the greats...the greatest blues guitarist that's EVER walked the planet, he has no equal, he's the Alexander, he's the Mike Tyson of guitarists. A tremendous talent without comparison.
Not to many musicians can play a guitar with the precision that Stevie Ray Vaughan did he brought back what was missing for a long time to the blue's ,the music just seemed to flow out of him like pure light. Love all his music will forever be missed !!! 🎸🔥🤘💯..... 10:35
This man was on and from a different planet. So ahead of his time. Gone way to soon. Will never be replicated. So good
Stevie was the best, hands down! I still listen to him all the time. Miss him immensely. Pure talent!❤
Thank you for not talking through or pausing too many times during your viewing. Great revue, and props to the band. Just observing your face told me how you felt, your comments, beautiful. Chris on drums was just on point and I would have thought I was in the jungle wondering where the village was. I think this may be my fave, I'll never tire of his Voodoo magic no matter how many times I see this. Stevie is the Witch Doctor. That song has got to be the greatest, even with so few words, that opening is infamous thanks to the first genius on guitar. Noticing how many comments say Jimi would be proud makes me happy. These two GOATS of different decades would have probably made an incredible connection. Ying Yang. RIP, you guys. ☮️
That's the special thing about Stevie Ray. Every performance was unlike the one before or the next, but all were stellar. We're very proud of his legacy here in Texas. Thank you for loving him as much as we do. 👌
Stevie Ray, Austin Texas Blues born! What a gift to the world and his star burned hard and fast and left us too soon 🎸
Masterful ! I have loved this guy for many years. Thanks for giving him a listen...this is truly God level playing.
That performance - on Austin City Limits - is the definitive version of that song, IMO. It even surpasses the original Hendrix rendition.
Totally agree; this entire ACL performance is an absolute treasure to have as a time capsule of his genius.
Agree 100%
Yes....feel the same!
One of the most explosive openings ever. SRV guitar just explodes.
The All guitar pros MASTER !... But we have to give an INCREDIBLE CREDIT to his baseman & drummer... AWESOME ! ... ❤❤❤
Gold......this guy makes me realize how far and away he is from anything a mere mortal could do...... absolutely incredible, wish he was still with us
Nasty, most talented 2 hands ever to hit the strings . The music world knows this to be true.
Stevie was just flat out THE coolest cat ever. Smooth, effortless and raw. Miss him a lot.
Stevie Ray Vaughn was made of Texas Blues. The music absolutely just erupted from him, and it seemed like it was never ending. It felt as though he could keep playing, and playing and playing, and the sounds would just never stop. I was living in Austin, Texas when I discovered his music, and when he died, it hit me like a ton of bricks. And even though Stevie could play incredibly fast and powerful licks, he could also make that guitar cry. I'd recommend listening to Little Wing, Life Without You and Riviera Paradise.
And Texas flood
Riviera Paradise is a whole different side of SRV's music - Amazing as always tho...
He said he was a mix of the original American masters and then learned new ways from English blues players like Clapton and Page and others and it made him drop any blues purist thing he had and just go with his own thing. I don't think a talent like that can be pinned down to any one place or influence or time. They just happen, sometimes in the most mundane places as well. He regarded himself lucky to get into blues music and then combine it with the English attitude of being firmly based in blues and old rock and roll, but still trying to make it new and fresh, and he did that better than them all, as even Clapton himself has many times said, and he showed the pinnacle of playing. Clapton was in awe of SRV when he was in the zone and couldn't believe what he was seeing. He loved it.
Had the pleasure of seeing him a half dozen times, other than Jimi Hendrix, no one comes close when it comes to pure guitar skill.
the mesmerized look all over your face is priceless!!!!!
There have been maybe a handful of folks in SRV's league. Ever. I've seen this countless times and am still breathless every time.
This is why I live for blues rock, blues guitar. Musicianship like this. Has been, is now and wil forever be my very favorite genre of music. I like all music but this is what moves my soul.
SRV is the blues. Nobody has matched his passion or heart
Such talent. May his memory be a blessing.
Polo that look into the camera when he was shredding says it all my friend
I've seen this 100 times and still get goose bumps!! Why are these legends taken from us so soon !
An amazing guitar player supported by a fantastic band! I so wish I had discovered this genius while he was still alive and performing! Seeing and hearing him in concert would easily be among the very best musical experiences ever! I am so glad we have these great recordings and videos so we can continue to enjoy his musical mastery and honor his legacy.
This performance is amazing. Absolutely blows me away. This song takes me back to the very moment I heard for the first time. I can remember this moment as if it just happened. 🔥🔥🙌🏽
Same for me.
I was fortunate to see Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble in November 1989 when they toured with special guest Jeff Beck. This song was the highlight of the show for me. It was only 9 months before his tragic death. RIP legend.
I was working at a car dealership detailing cars when I heard he died. Broke my heart. I actually had to sit down for a minute. What talent he had. Sucks he's gone . Love your videos. Listen to Riviera Paridise. That's hands down, my favorite song of his. Absolutely beautiful song.
SRV… the GOAT!!!!
Stevie Ray Vaughan, Albert King, and BB King.Red Rocks Colorado 1984 the best of the best I was so lucky to have been there to see it all
Mary had a little lamb. At Austin city limits live. One of his greatest performances
Truth
For sure!
SRV was a neighbor of mine. He was next level! The world lost a gem! RIP.
Thanks for reacting.
God Bless Texas!
Love love love seeing SRV reactions. Listening to his music has literally helped shape me into the person I am today, no exaggeration. I can remember as far back as 2 or 3, listening to his genius with my family on trips to go camping. Or making it a family night watching his music videos on VHS. I did a report on him when I was a junior in high school and we played a few songs of his at my dad's funeral, including a song about him by arc angels. People like to debate whether or not his vocals were up to par comparatively. Well ... No, the man was a beast when it came to shredding on his guitar. But I can definitely tell who exactly it is as soon as he opens his mouth.
His anniversary is in 6 days on the 27th. RIP SRV 🎸
Stevie was a once in a lifetime talent, but as a 3-piece band, they were all so cohesive it was insane.
It’s always amazed me that he didn’t break more strings with the way he bends them. A true guitar legend. He wore off the finish and paint on that guitar. That ladies and gentlemen should tell you all you need to know.
STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN IS & ALWAYS WILL BE THE ULTIMATE MASTER!!!💜
The one thing people fail to mention about SRV is that he was a incredible showman. The ultimate entertainer.
never LOST ON THE NECK, he is amazing and this one should have lived to term,i wasn't done listening to his genius,not even close RIP GENIUS
Absolutely no one speaks to my heart and soul like SRV❤️. I loved your reaction!
I watched a Stevie Ray documentary that had so many blues legends talking about Stevie, BB King, Muddy Waters…. Clapton…. They were in awe of his guitar playing. Hendrix was awesome and Stevie Ray is something else!
he push strings to another world
I first saw SRV in the early '80's on the program Austin City Limits. My mouth flew open, I was stunned. Saw him 3 times, the last was 3 weeks before he died. He was sober, on point and on fire at that concert. My all-time favorite, agree with you Polo on his passion. His live performances were a religious experience.
Bringing tears to my eyes ! Discovered him on Austin City Limits too.. I m still in awe No words Thanks for no comments while SRV playing... Polo, love watching your face as SRV plays A truly amazing experience!
When a guitar player wears the paint off their guitars, you know they play with everything they've got in them.
forget brownie. forget lucille. #1 is the most legendary guitar ever created
Yea, there ain’t no pause button when listening to SRV ! It’s such a energetic, nonstop pace and flow. Great review!
SRV will always be missed. RIP Stevie🙏
SRV will always be my favorite road music and ‘Voodoo Child’ is one of my favorites.
As a guitarist myself, this is by far my favorite performance of this cover.
I've yet to find a bad one tbh. Everyone is so different and brilliant in its own way. It's quite insane really. It makes you think most of this is probably just dreamed up on the fly, it's like channeling. I can't explain talent like this but it pushes me a lot closer to believing in a God if he can create a human with a gift like that.
Yeah, we don't say it enough:
Double Trouble has been fantastic in every piece i've seen/heard them in. It's easy to lose sight of just how good they really are; who, onstage with Stevie, is not going to be subsumed by his wizardry?
Thanks, Double Trouble, for holding it together artfully.
Peace -
PS
First-timer, here. What a beautiful reaction. Really respectful. You won my subscription.
Thanks -
Polo, I still remember the day SRV perished. I was going to a bday party. Had to turn around and go home. Thanks for preserving his memory via a wonderful reaction.❤
A must see is "life without you "at the capital theater. A true legend! Srv will always be the goat.
The amount of control he has for his instrument will never be replicated.
There is a reason Hollywood Hulk Hogan paid to have this as his intro music.
Thank you for doing this video! I’ve been a huge SRV fan for decades but I don’t think I’ve ever seen this specific performance. This was incredible, thanks again! RIP Stevie 🙏🏻
First here, first listen, wow ! Best guitarist and performer of maybe all times. Love you Polo
Jimi Hendrix was the OG, and nobody could do what he did, until SRV came along. Both were taken way too soon. And maybe there was a reason but we will never know. I dont remember when Jimi died, but I will never forget when Stevie died. It was so sad because he had a very deep addiction to cocaine, but the last 6 months or so before he died, he cleaned up and beat it. I wasn't at his last show in Alpine Valley, but I have read that he was in another dimension. Clapton himself said that he stopped playing and watched in awe. And then hours later he was gone. RIP SRV! You are missed!
In my opinion. The greatest guitarist ever! Don't know why in all the lists he's not rated that way!
My favorite all around musician of all time. Would love to see your reaction to his studio/video version of Little Wing. It's one of those songs you don't hear, you feel it.
Love this guys reactions and reviews 🔥👏
SRV used his whole body to play. That's passion!
That was the best performance of that song he ever did. Clean, sober, and at the top of his game. That whole episode from Austin City Limits is mind blowing. I agree with you: there's talented then there's gifted. Stevie was gifted. He and the guitar were one. Fabulous musician and equally so as a human being. Gone way too soon. Check out Riviera Paradise. My favorite studio version.
Everything you said is spot on. G.O.A.T. nothing will ever convince anyone is better!
SRV was just so incredible to watch he was just so captavating...just incredible.🌹⚔️
Always adored SRV, then met one of my BFF - went to stay with her in Austin, and in my guest room - look out, to the right, and there's the house he lived in!! Mind BLOWN!! She has told me so much about him, she worked in the industry and knew him well, knows Jimmy etc and a tonne of other music greats. She used to work at Antones, worked there for years so knew everyone.. RIP Stevie. Follow a lad call Scott McKeon who's played/toured with Doyle Bramhall Jr, Tom Jones, Eric Clapton who idolises SRV, Rory Gallagher etc and is well worth seeking out, very good musician
As a kid my Mom always had Stevie jamming on the turntable. Eric Clapton, Traffic, and The Beatles to name a few. Love it all.
Always thoght that myself,there aresome awesome guitarist's over the years but Stevie is just on another level
I think you should look up the UA-cam video of Stevie Ray in the studio with Albert King in 1983. They knew each other for a long, long time and Albert was one of Stevie's idols when he was learning his craft and you can see Albert was tickled to see just what Stevie Ray was evolving into. Both great guitarists and so much love and respect between them. You will like it.
I have been playing Voodoo Child for years and have never come close to replicating Stevie's performance. There is awe inspiring an infuriating genius to his playing. 🤘
I had this dvd as a kid and watched it all the time. He is truely one of the greatest guitarest to ever live.
The drums and bass line are so hot but you can't take your eyes and ears off of Stevie
Bass work on this one always catches me, too.
This was near the end....He was at his best, and unreal performances was really coming out...He is and was the man...
Jimmy Hendrix couldn't wish for a better tribute then that of Stevie. I am sure they playing in heaven together.
STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN & DOUBLE TROUBLE were EPIC!!
It makes me happy you finally got to this amazing cover but I’m sad you’ve gone so many years without hearing it. SRV is a master blues man and a legend. This is one of my fav performances. 🤟🏼🔥
He is my mom's favorite and mine too. He was a guitar god and is under appreciated.
You're spot on, man. Artists do express themselves in ways that let you know the music is part of them. I too think this is probably the best version of Voodoo Chile he did.
To know how good he truly was, find "Sound Check What? "...it was recorded informally with Stevie doing a Sound Check on various instruments when he was barely awake after a LONG night..it was in his soul.
You just have to look and wonder, He was completely amazing!
Some musicians can show you talent and some show heart, this guy shows you it all and then some!
I was lucky enough to see him live about a year before he died in that tragic helicopter crash. It was an amazing experience. One I will never forget. The guy was just unreal on the guitar.
Nobody has or ever will assault a guitar like SRV. I'm not talking mindless shredding. He truly feels his music on an unparralled level. When you have men like Albert King shake their head in amazement, you know this cat is other worldly. So glad I was alive during his playing career and we have his music forever.
I urge you to react to Gary Moore doing a tribute to Jimi Hendrix playing a smoking rendition of Red House at the Fender Strat 50th concert. They have some HD versions on YT. Gary has left us, but his contributions are well respected. Many think he might be the most underrated axe player ever.
He did two shows on the PBS show Austin City Limits. The first show was in 1986 or so and this performance is from the 1989 episode. They are out there. I suggest you watch them and see the growth in his performance between the two. He was clean and sober in the 89 show. Watching them back to back you will see the difference in his craft.
He left us way too soon.
Yep when he was clean and sober he wanted mr. Jimi be proud all of that double trouble band the band 💪
Over time you can forget how impressive SRV was. Thanks for this one.
The Greatest live performances EVER! Mesmerizing 😳
Nobody could bend 13 gauge strings like Stevie Ray Vaughn could .
According to Hendrix, being a voodoo chile meant going on the road and becoming a magic boy. This has roots in Robert Johnson's Crossroads blues where something must be sacrificed in order to achieve supernatural talent. Jimi and Stevie both made sacrifices for their music, toiling in small clubs during the early parts of their careers. At some point, their talent became transcendent. They made sounds with the guitar that no one had heard before, or can explain. Stevie revered Jimi, and through his own style has somehow elevated this song. Thanks for reacting to this as more people need to be aware of SRV.
Love your reaction Videos Polo. This is one of my favorite SRV performances.