IMPOSSIBLE!! | Stevie Ray Vaughan - Texas Flood (from Live at the El Mocambo) REACTION!!!
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STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN IS MY FOVORITE GUITARISTS
One of the greatest guitarists EVER!!
Fun fact: SRV's guitar strings were extra thick, and he'd still sometime end up breaking them while playing.
To see him live is a true spiritual experience. He's my favorite, too!
@@wolfmanscott8669 True Stevie used 13 gauge strings for a long time, he also tuned down his guitars in Eb tuning to loosen the strings a bit, making it possible to do big bends even with those thick strings. Not only did he still break strings, he also always had super glue in his guitar cases to mend his fingers from splitting them all the time as well.
It makes me so very happy to see young people enjoying SRV . He was an awesome guy as well as being an excellent guitarist.
Warms my heart that young folks can appreciate the Masters of the past, the Blues is eternal.
Reaction videos from the young'uns have become one of my favorite things to watch on UA-cam.
Music has mostly been soulless synthesized pap for the past 15 years, these kids get so turned on when they experience handcrafted soulful musicianship.
It really helps me recapture some of the magic of when I first got turned on by these songs. I love it.
Amen
Double AMEN!!
Triple that! Keep it alive!
Totally agree
I knew Stevie, and you have no idea how much it means to me to see you kids learning to appreciate him and to show him so much love. Thank you!❤️ Donna G
Then you knew his nickname from the younger years. Not many people know it. Can’t say it because I am white but it starts with Little. Never be another Stevie.
Michael Gilbert I just seen your post did you no Stevie personally were you a close friend I only ask because I can't seem to learn enough about him I am a country fan but my gosh when I heard him and seen the video of him doing voodoo child I almost wet myself he was so far past amazing I'm not sure what to call him except almost God like I mean he wasn't even human when he had that guitar in his hand I would just like to talk to someone that new him personally
@@jeffmcdonough5531 I would say we were acquaintances with a strong connection. I’d visit with him backstage when he was in my area. We spoke by phone one time, 6 weeks before his passing. Try to find me on Facebook. Donna Gilbert. My profile picture is Stevie Ray and me. I love sharing the little I know about him
With others. ❤️ Donna
@@Donnagilbert6497 oh wow yes I will look in a little bit it would be really cool to talk to you and here what you new of him he was such a monster with that guitar I have never seen anything like it
When Stevie played, the music was never forced, he didn't even have to think about it, the music just flowed out of him like a river !
You are spot on. it's almost as if he is unaware of what he,s playing
There's got to be a better quality of video out there for this performance. Haven't seen picture quality like this since Neil Armstrong walked on the moon.
i think they did that to avoid copyright strikes
Haha. You think Neil Armstrong walked on the moon. ;-)
🤣🤣🤣🤣 you're wrong for that 😝😂😂😂
😂😂😂
LOL........now there is a real subject to react to..........Good one!! Dr G
Stevie is a favorite son of Texas. He lived in my city for many years, and we loved him well.
Salute from Austin, Texas.
Saw him in Austin so many times.
He fought addiction, he tried to help anyone going through it. He was beloved by so many. His brother played for The Fabulous Thunderbirds. One of a kind, oozing talent. RIP Stevie
SRV did not "ooz" anything. Do you have any proof of oozing?? Did you personally witness this oozing?
There is a giant statue of Stevie Ray Vaughan in Austin Texas. He was born in Oak Cliff though one of the roughest neighborhoods in Dallas. there will never be another guitar player like him. One of the best in the game. I play blues guitar, like Stevie. I played for hours a day. I’m sure he can play for days. Interesting fact, he played with a thicker strings there are for the best tone, which is really hard to bend. They say he had hands like catchers mitts though. Giant hands and fingers. Truly a legend. RIP. Texas represent.
I've gone there many times and sat there at the base, smoke a joint and talked about music and the afterlife!! No, seriously!!!
I'm not sure, but didn't they move to Oak Cliff when he was a small child?
Stephen was born at Methodist Hospital on October 3, 1954, in Dallas, Texas. Big Jim secured a job as an asbestos worker, an occupation that involved rigorous manual effort. The family moved frequently, living in other states such as Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Oklahoma before ultimately moving to the Oak Cliff section of Dallas.
Man I heard that statue got vandalized recently smh shit made me mad. Would love to visit there one day.
@Dario Hall just imagine !!!! 13s hahaha ..... thats insane ^^
Congratulations. You two have just experienced the greatest blues rock guitarist that ever lived.
God bless Texas and all of the musicians that have come from Texas.
“You see, we are here, as far as I can tell, to help each other; our brothers, our sisters, our friends, our enemies. That is to help each other and not hurt each other.”
-- Stevie Ray Vaughan
Amen, brother Stevie.
This is an example that one solo, one performance can change the world...cheers from Chile
Stevie ray plays guitar better .. behind his back ..than most guitarists could ever dream of playing the reg way
So sad but yet oh so very true!
Back in '84 in high school, sitting in the school bus at a track meet, we were listening to Texas Flood from Austin City Limits that I had on cassette tape. I was describing what was happening during the song as he spun around, unbuckled the strap, put the guitar behind his back, buckled the strap back on - not missing a beat and then continued with the solo.
Some smart ass from the back of the bus said, "it don't sound no different behind his back!"
To which I replied, "Exactly his point!"
I love watching the next generation discovering and enjoying the great Stevie Ray Vaughan! Amazing!
It's so great watching you younger generation appreciate true gifted timeless music legends...expanding your horizon in the process...so great ...you give us older folks hope for the future .
I got to see him live in a small club back in 1978. Hardly anyone knew of him than. G.O.A.T. Eric Clapton agrees. Gone to soon.
Stevie played with such passion and feeling, music that came from the depths of his soul, he was in a class by himself !
GREATEST Blues Guitarist to ever walk the Earth!
Good to see a new generation appreciating Stevie ray!
Stevie is the man nobody else like him. I was driving when they announced on the radio that he died I pulled over and cried.
I did the same thing when I heard about Chris Cornell
My friend who went with me to the Stevie Ray concert called me at work, told me about the helicopter crash. I cried my eyes out. What a loss.
@@BP-ge9sj I know it's a terrible loss you're lucky you got to see him perform.
@@CanadianGrown yeah it sucks , all these awesome rock stars are passing away.
Me, too. He died flying out of Alpine Valley, Wisconsin.... 😢😭
This cat still amazes me to this day. I heard him for the first time back in the day, and said Woah!!!! My favorite guitarist! There's no one like him.
His fingers don't get tired. He breaks heavy-guage strings, gets a guitar swap and doesn't miss a beat.
I read he played 12’s!
he played 13s but drop tuned to E flat. Monster bends with 13s is extraordinarily painful for any average guitarist. Stevie must have had incredibly strong fingers.
Its so great to see another generation find and appreciate SRV!!!! Makes me smile.
Man..RIP Stevie,he was special
Yes he was RIP SRV.
He uses a pick most of the time, but went to finger picking for the softer melody. Greatest Guitarist EVER. A freaking wizard.
I disagree. Roy Buchanan was an amazing player. Walter Trout is another who’s still alive. I won’t mention Gary Moore, Rory Gallaher, Paul Kossoff and many more...
@@johnnyrvf but you did mention them. LOL.
@@ssacra22 Speakers too high?
STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN~ Pure Legend!!!!
"Like the guitar is his soul!" You're nailed it! Love your appreciation for his soul. He was an open channel for music, beauty, and love to flow through!
When Stevie was learning to play, he would play till the blisters came off his fingers then glue the skin back on so he could keep going.
sorry bro you are doing a disservice to Stevie with that bullshit
That's true. He would glue them back
@@jconearth6686 nah you are with your bullshit. That’s a known fact, the man did use superglue on his fingers. It’s well documented from his friends, band mates and guitar tech. If you would have done any research you’d know this
You all have just witnessed, and experienced the G.O.A.T.!!!!!
No matter what the world has told us soul has no color Stevie had it in droves
Ain’t that the truth ✌🏼
I'm not from the South (Northern Yankee here), but I'll tell ya it's great to see young people listening to REAL musicians!!!!
he was more than incredible . saw him in concert in hawaii just before he died . never heard him before and he hit me like a ton of bricks . incredible . loved his show .
Welcome to The Blues, kids! Check out Led Zeppelin- When the Levee Breaks. It's a rock/blues must hear.
The thing is about Stevie, his soul flowed through his guitar. Nothing less than greatness just pouring out of that man.
I saw SRV 4 times. He was from Texas. Everytime I saw him I wanted to sell my guitars. The guy was an absolute monster.
You have been Baptized...........Your soul has been cleansed.....Look at the joy on your faces.....Its spiritual......
I'm 64 and he's still my favorite! If he were still alive I believe he'd be 65 now. What a loss at such a young age. But, at least his last few years he was clean and sober, and was a born again Christian...
I just love seeing you 2 enjoy STEVIE RAY VAUGHN 💜💜💜I'm proud of you young man! You look so happy and proud to show your girl STEVIE RAY. RIP to the one and only.
Stevie Ray was the Son of theThree Kings, Albert, Freddie, BB! My opinion no one played the guitar more effortlessly or with more passion than Stevie Ray Vaughan!
His fingers have bled, he played in Albany New York back around 1986 I believe, and and they asked the audience if anybody had some super glue. I had my van and tools and kit bag, so I raised my hand and said I think I do. So one of his Entourage came out to the van with me and I brought a small duffel bag in and went backstage. I'm at Stevie Ray Vaughan there and a couple of singers were ripped up a little bit. He amazed me by literally taking the super glue and putting it on his fingers (that had to hurt like hell), thank me and they gave me a free bar tab and I got an autograph. Stevie Ray then went back out on stage and played his last set of the night, and he didn't miss a beat. Absolutely amazing amazing man
💗 💖 💘 💝 💟 ☮️
Yeah that's an old guitarist trick. I've done it a few times myself.
Great story. I grew up in Albany. Was the show at JB Scotts?
Oh wow !! Thank you so much for this ❤️❤️❤️
It makes this old dawg so happy to see young'uns like y'all enjoying the virtuosity that is SRV. Good music, no matter the genre, will always be appreciated. Too bad SRV was taken from us so young. You know he would have brought a lot more happiness to many, many others. People aren't doing bad things when they're enjoying good music... Be the preachers of good music and honor the work that went into the making of a musician like SRV. Though I'm a northerner, we up here have a very special place in our hearts for Stevie, as he loved visiting and playing at a club called El Mocambo, in Toronto. May he Rest In Peace.
God Bless....
Greatest blues guitarist to ever walk the earth. Many have strived to become him, no one has and they never will. RIP SRV
Can't understand why 41 people would dislike this video. Two young people discovering, enjoying and sharing one of the finest guitar players in the world. Glad to see their joy in Stevie's music. Peace.
It’s called envy, that all it is.
Stevie Ray at the age of 10 was goin' down the road on his bike playin' the Guitar behind his back. The Niethbors where callin' us on the phone about what Stevie was doin' it made there jaws drop to the ground they couldin' believe what they where seein' I'm Stevie's Little Sister. Kiya Lynn Vaughan. ❤❤❤❤ My Brother was the Guitar. He taught me everything I know bout playin the Guitar. My other sister Cheyenne. Mu Big Brother Jimmie taught Stevie a couple of cords when he was 7 years old we been playin' ever since. I am now 68 and can't play behind my back like I used to. But I'm still playin'. Thank's to my Stevie Ray. ❤❤ I wish he was still here with me. ❤❤ We where thicker then 2 bug's on a bumper. We alway's will be. Stevie Ray will alway's be my #1. ❤❤❤❤
I love the fact that both of you enjoy ALL music. Don't limit yourself. Make your own choices no matter what everyone else listens to
Don't underestimate the band. It is incredibly hard to put down beats for someone like SRV who was known to fly into amazing unplanned guitar solos. The band (Double Trouble) was very talented.
Great reaction damn I need a drink now ✌️😁🥃
Aah there is life beyond rap music . Good job kids
SRV is like a maple tree, you tap into him and he gives you his soul. RIP SRV, save me a seat in Heaven brother.
These kids got a queen poster! Parents doing a good job
Saw him live in Austin 1985! Great!
You two, beautiful young Brother and Sister, have just experienced the G.O.A.T.!!!
He is, the only guitarist that used the heaviest gauge guitar strings, yes, with out a pick, just his fingers. 👑
Greatest guitarist and a better man than anyone will ever know.
Kids? You both got alot to listen and learn. This is my generation your listening to. Its refreshing young people as yourself are opening your minds to real talent!
Awesome track and one of the best guitarists of all time SRV
It's good to see young people learning about Stevie Ray Vaughan especially this particular video it is my opinion one of it might be best guitar solo's ever
Back in the day it was jokes that "guys wished they could make love to their woman, as good as S.R.V. does his Guitar"
I saw Stevie in concert in Tallahassee back in the 80's. Best concert of my life. He blew the place away. Still my favorite musician to this day.
Stevie played like water running over rocks in a stream. You felt it in your soul like sitting by river on a quiet day
Bless your young hearts, you made an old man smile today! Cheers!
You will never see anyone ever again like this man..
Like a lot of guitar players out there who know stevie, we've all tried to play with the same intensity he played. And I guarantee you, at least 99% of those who try, fail. Your left hand gives out in about 20 seconds and you feel it begin to cramp up. This man played with that same intensity for hours on end every night all his life. Goat material
I love you two. Your great together. And you both play great music. 10 thumbs up.
Definitely puts his heart into it. The emotions in the music - blues/rock
Texas Rhythm and Blues
Music is the only true universal language that transcends all boundaries
Stevie played with his brothers in the Double Trouble band and they kicked ass. I believe Hendrix was an influence in some of Stevie's tunes, and there'll never be another SRV..we love ya Stevie and miss you and your fantastic music,you are definitely one of the great ones!
Now that girl is pretty. Stevie Ray, he's something else. Leaves jaws hanging open. The quality of his playing didn't drop when he switched to behind his back. He even saved a trick; after he sang 'I'm leaving you baby' the first time he played a super-speed all-strings-ringing blur technique that has an amazing texture.
Without a doubt Stevie was the Greatest of all time.
I really appreciate seeing y'all checking out the GOAT.
🌟🎸🌟THATS!!!!!!! WHAT WE CALL HERE IN THE GREAT STATE OF HOUSTON TEXAS A 100% GENUINE TEXAS BLUES!!!!! MAN !!!!! WE LOVE OUR STEVE RAY VAUGHAN AND WE MISS HIM VERY MUCH THANK YOU GUYS FOR KEEPING HIM ALIVE!!!!!! HE WAS ONE ☝️ OF A KIND AND THERE WELL NAVER BE ANOTHER STEVIE 🌟🎸🌟RAY VAUGHAN AND DOUBLE TROUBLE REST IN PEACE BLUES MAN 🌟🎸🌟🌹🌟
Jazz is the best. Pure American music.
Stevie ray Vaughn 1 of the best to learn and play the blues at this level and just master the sound he wanted to project his talent taken way to soon but we all got a taste of another like jimi Hendrix, Clapton, and eddie van Halen, wow theres so many that have hit the elite level of playing your Reaction was Incredible just what someone who just heard Stevie ray Vaughn great Job you 2 👏👏
I was probably 17 when I first saw SRV. He is still my fav. RIP SRV
Yes! I love me some Stevie Ray Vaughan!
I was privileged enough to see him live in 1981 and still haven't recovered. He breaks strings all the time because he plays very heavy gauge strings and they don't like to bend. He had big strong hands otherwise he wouldn't be able to get that sound that's so distinctively SRV. GOAT IMO
Agree with the young lady that Stevie's vocal voice is special too. He and his brother Jimmy, of The Fabulous Thunderbirds band, grew up in Dallas, Texas and came if age as musicians in Austin, Texas at the Antone's venue, the premier blues bar by the 80s.
One of his finest performances.
Another blues guitarist I think you would like is Jonny Lang. He was 16 when he cut the record “Lie to me”. I know that you guys would enjoy it.
Tony
Indiana
I have that album!!!
Oh yeah I loved Johnny Lang too!!
He uses a pick. During that slow part of the song, he is picking with his fingers, he goes back to the pick when he is wailing on the guitar. Stevie Ray Vaughan is one of the best if not the best guitarist that has ever lived. He is my favorite guitar player.
SRV was a force of nature, maybe the only man worthy of Jimi's throne.
LOL...playing behind his back and singing without missing a note on the guitar...truly a master of his craft...gone too soon.
Stevie is a guitar god. He basically freestyled every show. No song was ever the same as the last.
Rip Stevie. He was and still is the GOAT
Guitarist develop calluses on their fingers. Makes all the difference in the world!
Stevie was a VERY PHYSICAL player, as you can see.
There's a story where Stevie was playing a club early on, and he had torn a callus off one of his fingers. Between sets, he asked the club manager if he had any glue. He Crazy Glued the tip of his finger back together, right in front of the guy. Put the cap back on the tube. Tossed the glue back to the manager, and went back out and played his next set, good as new. Like nothing ever happened.
The show must go on, right?
Love to see young folks enjoying good music. Keep it up y’all
I don't remember the song, but on one of his live performances, SRV is playing behind his back and breaks a string. Without apparently missing a note, he switches guitars and goes back behind his back to finish up.
Only 3 words to say! The best EVER!!!
Really, chills...? I live in scandinavia and he still is melting ice.... 🐧 So good....
i still have chills when i hear this song
I really like that you are open to all different kinds of music! I enjoy watching your genuine reaction to other videos. It’s cool to see you be so open to different stuff!
RIP Stevie you will never be forgotten...the next SRV will be Taj farrant...he is 11 years old and his video with the legend Carlos Santana is second to none...carlos even goes back and turns the kids amp up
Check out Stevie playing with Jeff Healy. Jeff is blind and plays his guitar on his lap.
Two great artists taken too soon
When he was younger, he practiced until his fingertips fell off, then super glued them back on & continued practicing. He played with all the great Blues guitarists from back in the day: BB King, Albert King, Johnny Copeland, Buddy Guy, Albert Collins, etc. SRV helped revive blues guitar & gave these pioneers their due recognition on stage & off; & they appreciated his skill & generosity, as did he theirs. Look up any of the above artists to see more amazing performances with them & SRV.
Albert King was Stevie's Godfather.
It’s true. I saw him play with Buddy Guy and twice with BB King. Every time he said that he had no business being up on stage with them and they said he did. He invited Albert Collins to George W Bush’s Inauguration Ball, Johnny Copeland to Montreux, Albert King and his brother Jimmie everywhere, and half of Austin to Carnegie Hall (Angela Strehli, Jimmie Vaughan, Kim Wilson,...). He definitely tried to spread what he saw as his good fortune around.
@@lathedauphinot6820 I'm soo jealous! Being a wonderful, humble human being is what makes him so much more impressive.
Blew my mind in 90! I watched the vhs everyday after school! Tx baby oak cliff tx! Doc. This whole concert is amazing!!
His guitar needed a cigarette afterwards
Its good to see young people find good music....I'm 58 ....its hard to find good music these days
Driving across California at night form the San Joaquin Valley over the hills on the way to the coast alone, it was raining and windy when I was blessed to tuned in the radio station playing Tin Pan Alley - OMG SRV is sooooooooooooo fantastic, Jimi Hendrix came to mind. Time was in the '80's and I had to find out who was playing. The music turned a scary journey into sheer magic. It took a while hunting around to identify the artist but I was so glad to have discovered him though he passed way too young.