i prefer Albert's voice and guitar playing, because of timing and tone. But the point in music is not so much who's better, but what they can do to make the other sound better than they are. Fun!!! Albert and Stevie were both aware of that and enjoyed the experience. I just noticed on utube how Norah Jones did so many concerts with other hot musicians.
dont see happenin bro. maybe some bar in the deep south of texas or louisiana it is. but musicians these days are the lil itty bity puppets of the music corportations
Good Lord have mercy, it just don't get no better than this. The only thing I can think of to make it any better is to have invited Buddy, Freddie, BB and Eric to play along in the backround. Brothers of the Blues forever........
i love how stevie is so humble and respectful to albert, even though as far as skills go stevie is better, but to stevie albert will always be his guitar hero.... now thats awesome
i know it takes skill man, but freddie (even tho his style is so fuckin awesome, i try to copy him too) only plays one unique style but as for SRV he can play almost anything, but yeah having a right handed guitar flipped upside down is hard but look at coco montoya, doyle bromhall or dickdale (even though different genre) or even babyface.... they have the same right handed guitar flipped to be played lefty but they can sure play different styles....
@fezzard yes stevie definitly had a complex perception on how a guitar can be played, and thanks for adding some credibility to your statement by naming some artist who also play a right handed guitar flipped, im going to go look them up now. It's nice to meet a more intelligent person on the internet for once.
@likechicken1 Also check out Igor Prado. He's a brazilian lefty blues artist who plays upside down like Albert King. You'll see from his playing that his trick bag is nothing short of a right hand player. He's just amazing. He's got quite a few songs on Youtube.
hahaha the mustache...why didn't anyone tell him :p...thanks for posting!! was looking for a full version of this song for a looong time..powerful combo, those 2..
Albert is really diggin' Stevie's solo. Great! Albert was a hard man to please sometimes which I have witnessed a few times in some of his live performances scolding his band members for too loud or whatever. He would give that look! Pretty funny. Shook his hand once in the late 60's, a huge man with a commanding presence but a very nice person. Mr. Albert King's guitar playing was original anyway you look at it. Amazing what a few notes can accomplish.
I've been listening to Stevie and Albert King for years now and I think that the effect their music has on me will never fade. Its just so honest and true and if you've been through the blues or have had the blues than you know the feelings and the emotions behind the song and you can't help but relate to it.
Albert King is one of Stevie Ray's biggest influence and the riff that Stevie plays is one of Albert's signature riffs. Stevie can also sound like Albert when he wants to. To show respect for him like he does in this tune.
All of these foos bitchin about repitition don't have no videos of them playin' guitar. Now Stevie is a saint of music...we who are in touch with the great energy got no doubts about it. Come on to my page and check me out playin some guitar too. Aint much new....but the energy is always fresh....blues baby, it keeps you young and vibrant and keeps all of the people who love it ready to love more. Ha ha. Respect!!
hahah dont thumbs down his comment (ahhotdogg) its true... srv IS GOOD.... BUUUUT he really did use ALOT of repetition. i learned this shortly after i picked up playing his music
Stevie Ray Vaughn is one of my favorite guitar players and I am really into his music. Yes, if you study Stevie Ray Vaughn he does have key phrases that he repeats. You're right, that is not bashing. All players do that play inprov. lead riffs, particularly the blues. That is not a slam in anyway, that is just a simple fact of playing guitar.
It must have been weird for Albert to hear a lot of his licks played by Stevie. Also for all you stevie clones I bet he isn't playing through his super reverbs, Vibrolux, it could be the dumblk ehead behind him, But he would sound like Stevie through a Crate Amp.
Steve's licks are inspired by Albert King you can hear it. Im not sure you play but if you do you would hear Albert king in Stevie's licks. Buddy Guy, Hendrix, T-Bone, Wes Montgomery, some Freddie but Albert was his main influence.
look, i didnt say the blues was like it, its a joke. im just saying, metal just traces from the blues. so no ffense. the blues is waay better than metal
People take inspiration from all kinds of genres, so in no way am I incorrect for what I said. They may be two completely different sounds, but I don't think its your place to be the judge of whether they are relative or not, because clearly you don't know. What may be "noise" to you, can be someone's life written into a song.
we are all a product of our influences. and you are right. i apologize. i am big fan of the rock/blues. like stevie ray or hendrix. also love bb king and clapton. i dnt care much for slip knot or anythnig. alot of it just appears to be about pure hate and evil, just nonsense. but you are right in saying that we all have different tastes. we will always live ina diverse world. and thats fine. i must of came across as stubborn, but i was just passionate. :)
As you can see, Albert was a lefty. But for a little trivia, he had his guitar still right handed, that means his base E was on bottom, and the high E on top, thank god for long fingers, that he had!! So he would pull instead of push string in a bend. As a final not, he was tuned B E B E G# C# Stevie had a guitar set up the same way he messed with.
albert would have been lived easily 10 - 15 years more ef he would have been shorter and weighed 40 kilos lessers ( albert was 1.92 cm /6.8 - 6.9 feet tall and weighet something aobuta 130 kilos )
So few notes, such an amazing guitar solo. I love the way Stevie pays homage to one of his heros here by playing the licks he learnt directly from him. Stevie seems to have had a genuine humility about him.
IIRC Albert King was Stevie's idol, or mentor of sorts. So after SRV became famous, they head to Hamilton, CA, and lay this down in a radio station.
Albert King/Stevie Ray Vaughan: In Session. Probably one of the sickest blues records there is.
(And btw, albert king plays a more traditional blues, and likes bends and legato. Stevie plays more of a 'high octane blues' as coined bu Buddy Guy and emulated by Hendrix. IMO that's the magic of blues, that it can be so diverse within one framework)
sooooooo amazing....the two top legends in my opinion. could you imagine being in that room recording this....i woulda cried...prolly... haha. amazing post
Is it just me or does Stevie Ray seem shy towards Albert. Like in the beggining of the video Albert is talkin and Stevie is like....yeah....I know... I dunno he just seems shy.
WOW.... thats all you can say, such a great guitarist was stevie his passion and skill is what todays music sorley lacks, he was taken to early but his music and passion will live on. God bless u stevie R.I.P
why srv and gary moore never have played together??excuseme if the question is stupid but i'm young and i'm still learning about blues history.srv is one of my favourite guitar players,and i like gary moore too,but it's really strange that they never play together.there was some kind of rivalry??
man i hate ignorant fucking Europeans this is what america should be about this is what were about blues was created here youve prolly never been here were not all fat lazy slobs that your news makes us out to be fuck off and go eat some fucking crumpets bitch
Ok,I admit stevie is really really good,his mixture of speed,unique playing,and soul make him a amazeing blues player and A great contribution to American blues.However lets not forget that Albert king is also A great contribution to American blues,he is also ONE of the many bluesmen that inspired Stevie.
Speak about Eric Clapton and Albert King how many you want, but none of them could touch Stevie, and I mean it! None of them. Eric himself said it that Stevie would blow him of the stage and that Stevie was the purest musical channel he ever saw and Albert said that Stevie totally mastered the guitar like nobody else and really was beyond his favourite guitar player.
BTW. Stevie has some of the very best and influential guitar sounds ever!
Its like 'HEY we get to see greats here, free!' Why not find look for a "special" site to argue about what one thinks of this music, compared to totally different music and sounds. And arguing with nasty language over who is better than who, ven by "BLUES lovers" -its just not productive to sharing blues or keeping it alive. People with ACTUAL comments about SRV and Albert King or JUST blues -rock on! Support the blues, dont fight! What an elegant cool video, thanks for this post!
RIP
aragee 1 year ago
Albert's tone is just damn sexy!
lozuk2111 1 year ago
Awesome. I'm a new fan.
TluvzBigJ 1 year ago
@TluvzBigJ welcome among us !
iyep 1 year ago
@TluvzBigJ Welcome, take a look at SRV's discography and get blown away by his music, it will never go back.
educassiano 1 year ago
CLASSIC
ljsm187 1 year ago
i prefer Albert's voice and guitar playing, because of timing and tone. But the point in music is not so much who's better, but what they can do to make the other sound better than they are. Fun!!! Albert and Stevie were both aware of that and enjoyed the experience. I just noticed on utube how Norah Jones did so many concerts with other hot musicians.
Gotta love it!
geehuckwow 1 year ago
look how stevie pays attention to albert king....this i hope it will happen again with other great musicians sometime...
VictorGTone 1 year ago
dont see happenin bro. maybe some bar in the deep south of texas or louisiana it is. but musicians these days are the lil itty bity puppets of the music corportations
SRV24243 1 year ago
Good Lord have mercy, it just don't get no better than this. The only thing I can think of to make it any better is to have invited Buddy, Freddie, BB and Eric to play along in the backround. Brothers of the Blues forever........
rmachayes 1 year ago
I think not much about the Skills but the blues in general.....I believe he respects that the most...
Biohazard81 1 year ago
Talk about kicking it!!! These guys are making all kind of points. Love this so much.
nefsjud 1 year ago
Im loving SRV chucking out those Albert King licks, right infront of the man who inspired them. True respect.
hugleberthumperdink 1 year ago 3
3:27 albert say whoa so many consecutive bends.
likechicken1 1 year ago
Stevie is like SHIT IM IN A CANDY STORE ! MY IDOL!
hemet92544 1 year ago 2
Truly nothin better to watch, then the masters at work. Brilliant !
Hippyy123 1 year ago
now this is good stuff, listen to the blues each day and you can feel this good-fact
badhands22 1 year ago
Amazing stuff!!! Legendary performances from both.
oldportboy 1 year ago
i love how stevie is so humble and respectful to albert, even though as far as skills go stevie is better, but to stevie albert will always be his guitar hero.... now thats awesome
fezzard 1 year ago 23
@fezzard bare in mind that freddie is playing a right handed guitar fliped upside down, that takes skill
likechicken1 1 year ago
i know it takes skill man, but freddie (even tho his style is so fuckin awesome, i try to copy him too) only plays one unique style but as for SRV he can play almost anything, but yeah having a right handed guitar flipped upside down is hard but look at coco montoya, doyle bromhall or dickdale (even though different genre) or even babyface.... they have the same right handed guitar flipped to be played lefty but they can sure play different styles....
fezzard 1 year ago
@fezzard yes stevie definitly had a complex perception on how a guitar can be played, and thanks for adding some credibility to your statement by naming some artist who also play a right handed guitar flipped, im going to go look them up now. It's nice to meet a more intelligent person on the internet for once.
likechicken1 1 year ago
@likechicken1 Also check out Igor Prado. He's a brazilian lefty blues artist who plays upside down like Albert King. You'll see from his playing that his trick bag is nothing short of a right hand player. He's just amazing. He's got quite a few songs on Youtube.
iceman273 1 year ago
@likechicken1 i dont see how itd be any harder than learning normal guitar by ear. itd be hard to teach someone that plays like that.
TheBrowndawg 1 year ago
This is just the best. I love Stevie and he loved Albert!!!.Thank you for posting this, wonderful.
nefsjud 2 years ago 3
wow. ty so much for uploading this, ive played this album so many times
zibamanzar 2 years ago
Two of my all time favorites of any genre. Both players have not always received their proper due. very mellow and very cool !!!!
1812richardk2 2 years ago 3
1:16, dude recording this looks like "oh man, this is going to come out killer!"
hemet92544 2 years ago 2
you can tell how much stevie looks of to albert. he looks like a little kid compared to king.
swat7070 2 years ago 4
hahaha the mustache...why didn't anyone tell him :p...thanks for posting!! was looking for a full version of this song for a looong time..powerful combo, those 2..
llennusz 2 years ago
albert is a man he feels so much and is in very light mood!excellent!
supralee 2 years ago
i just noticed that albert king has a hitler mustache
ynkysrbest 2 years ago 14
yes he has he is joker by the way:)
supralee 2 years ago
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Well, he was Hitler's son-in-law, after all. ; _)
psychkoala 2 years ago
@ynkysrbest On anyone not evil I prefer to say Chaplin mustache.
lordbalron 1 year ago
Albert is really diggin' Stevie's solo. Great! Albert was a hard man to please sometimes which I have witnessed a few times in some of his live performances scolding his band members for too loud or whatever. He would give that look! Pretty funny. Shook his hand once in the late 60's, a huge man with a commanding presence but a very nice person. Mr. Albert King's guitar playing was original anyway you look at it. Amazing what a few notes can accomplish.
rwm48 2 years ago 2
albert king was a supreme master. it's one thing to learn to play albert king licks. it's another thing entirely to actually invent them.
stardust260872 2 years ago 4
Yeah, but nothing like Stevie Ray Vaughan.
grga888 2 years ago
what an amazing groove this great song has
stardust260872 2 years ago
I love good music.
Redk00laid 2 years ago
This is a great video from one of my favorite recordings. Thanks for posting it.
heathdwatts 2 years ago
So beautiful!!!
Grandma mary
Fr3derick 2 years ago
stevie's voice is incredibly high pitched in this!
ed1962 2 years ago
Voice? ya mean Albert's as SRV does not sing or are you referring to his tone?
merrilltim 2 years ago
noooo when they are talking! stevie sounds like a child!
ed1962 2 years ago
Ok, well his teeth aren't so great either but he still can wail right.
merrilltim 2 years ago
I've been listening to Stevie and Albert King for years now and I think that the effect their music has on me will never fade. Its just so honest and true and if you've been through the blues or have had the blues than you know the feelings and the emotions behind the song and you can't help but relate to it.
Formlessexpressions 2 years ago 2
naw they aint R.I.P. they is playin that great gig in the sky
jmac2wenty1 2 years ago 2
@jmac2wenty1 "Will Mr. KIng and Mr. Vaughn please report to The Throne room."
srvinfinity 2 years ago
I've got this album on my mp3 player, and if it were a record, I would've worn out the grooves a LONG time ago. Two legends....absolutely amazing.
il1k3c3r34l 2 years ago 2
albert king's voice is fucking amazing
hellomgatao123 2 years ago
amazing, im listening to this everyday
Johniisss 2 years ago 2
freaxmax, I gotta agree. Imagine seeing them two giants together.... I jes' never get tired of listening to to this jam.
Texusify 2 years ago
lovin it
Redk00laid 2 years ago
thnx for posting this on youtube (Y) GREAT!! lalalaaaa will a matchbox hold my clothes
Jowhke11 2 years ago
I love them both, i wish they could come back :(
StarfireEKS 2 years ago 2
I love the blues! RIP SRV.
HabitatUnderground 2 years ago 2
Is there any better jam session than this !
Love it to pieces
freaxmax 2 years ago
"that's why i wonder, will a matchbox hold my clothes? "
buckshot728 2 years ago
Great!
Very GOOD!
babbonatale0987 2 years ago
what year
sandythebear 2 years ago
Albert King is one of Stevie Ray's biggest influence and the riff that Stevie plays is one of Albert's signature riffs. Stevie can also sound like Albert when he wants to. To show respect for him like he does in this tune.
MrJdawg6969 2 years ago 4
All of these foos bitchin about repitition don't have no videos of them playin' guitar. Now Stevie is a saint of music...we who are in touch with the great energy got no doubts about it. Come on to my page and check me out playin some guitar too. Aint much new....but the energy is always fresh....blues baby, it keeps you young and vibrant and keeps all of the people who love it ready to love more. Ha ha. Respect!!
RollingReunion 2 years ago 3
love that hitleresque mustache albert is sportin
hapi4u1 2 years ago
cool man
AmandaJantinaGeertje 2 years ago
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lol hitler stache
theoneandonlygaloth 2 years ago
esto es la verdadera musica.
this is the true music
purk12 2 years ago 3
The only viable reason why he seems "repetitive" is because he's grounded in blues. If he got into other genres like Jimi did, it'd be different.
JoshuYT 2 years ago
ＢＥＡＵＴＩＦＵＬ！！
fujicity 2 years ago 2
MALAYSIA BOLEH!!
Amir14Ameero 2 years ago
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SRV is using the same licks he used in Little wing, and just about all of his songs, hes good, but repetive
ahhotdogg 2 years ago
hahah dont thumbs down his comment (ahhotdogg) its true... srv IS GOOD.... BUUUUT he really did use ALOT of repetition. i learned this shortly after i picked up playing his music
quomodocunquize 2 years ago
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He is I agree despite the thumbs down, lol it's not bashing him but it is true he is kinda repetitive
bush555 2 years ago
Stevie Ray Vaughn is one of my favorite guitar players and I am really into his music. Yes, if you study Stevie Ray Vaughn he does have key phrases that he repeats. You're right, that is not bashing. All players do that play inprov. lead riffs, particularly the blues. That is not a slam in anyway, that is just a simple fact of playing guitar.
TripperLV 2 years ago 4
Ok now i'll have this sound bouncing in my head for three or four days...so sticky (in a really nice way)
radagast8787 2 years ago 2
It must have been weird for Albert to hear a lot of his licks played by Stevie. Also for all you stevie clones I bet he isn't playing through his super reverbs, Vibrolux, it could be the dumblk ehead behind him, But he would sound like Stevie through a Crate Amp.
BluesHeavy 2 years ago
He's playing his own licks, not Albert's.
grga888 2 years ago
Steve's licks are inspired by Albert King you can hear it. Im not sure you play but if you do you would hear Albert king in Stevie's licks. Buddy Guy, Hendrix, T-Bone, Wes Montgomery, some Freddie but Albert was his main influence.
BluesHeavy 2 years ago
I love Albert abd the Phase 90 sound he picked up later on. They are probably playing like this now..
BluesHeavy 2 years ago
those bending licks stevie plays sound so good!
andrewbaltzer 2 years ago 2
nice
WallowingGrizzly 2 years ago
Sweet ..two Blues brothers..
Matchbox...Terrific..
Mariekesone 2 years ago
i guess blues is the grandpa of metal LOL
mkayky 2 years ago
the blues aint related to metal at all. let me tel you that. the blues is too powerful and deep to be related to such emmm 'noise'
LoWeSiE123 2 years ago
look, i didnt say the blues was like it, its a joke. im just saying, metal just traces from the blues. so no ffense. the blues is waay better than metal
mkayky 2 years ago
Oh and for the record,
People take inspiration from all kinds of genres, so in no way am I incorrect for what I said. They may be two completely different sounds, but I don't think its your place to be the judge of whether they are relative or not, because clearly you don't know. What may be "noise" to you, can be someone's life written into a song.
mkayky 2 years ago
we are all a product of our influences. and you are right. i apologize. i am big fan of the rock/blues. like stevie ray or hendrix. also love bb king and clapton. i dnt care much for slip knot or anythnig. alot of it just appears to be about pure hate and evil, just nonsense. but you are right in saying that we all have different tastes. we will always live ina diverse world. and thats fine. i must of came across as stubborn, but i was just passionate. :)
LoWeSiE123 2 years ago
What does one look in music: soul, rhythm, and soul... If you find these traits it is for you.
oros123456 2 years ago
STEVIE RAVE ON
Jeddystardog 2 years ago
As you can see, Albert was a lefty. But for a little trivia, he had his guitar still right handed, that means his base E was on bottom, and the high E on top, thank god for long fingers, that he had!! So he would pull instead of push string in a bend. As a final not, he was tuned B E B E G# C# Stevie had a guitar set up the same way he messed with.
ihop54 2 years ago
I LOVE the King Brothers. That was my grandmother's last name, hey maybe I'm related to BB. I sure hope so!!
RagazzaBlusera 2 years ago
LOL!
Innuendoes 2 years ago
what is the name of music?
Very good music...
Gabriels2Bethania 2 years ago
the genre is called the blues, the daddy of jazz, r&b and rock.
the song is called matchbox blues, played by albert king and stevie ray vaughan :)
mavericknoone 2 years ago
Matchbox
Innuendoes 2 years ago
I love it when Stevie says "I KNOW" I could watch this video over and over and over again lol
LaLaLandSRVMayer240 2 years ago 2
Fantastic!!!!!!!!!!!!
jasperiffic 2 years ago
albert - the velvet bulldozer, great stuff
waffen2 2 years ago
albert would have been lived easily 10 - 15 years more ef he would have been shorter and weighed 40 kilos lessers ( albert was 1.92 cm /6.8 - 6.9 feet tall and weighet something aobuta 130 kilos )
HeavyMetalDude95 2 years ago
Well, the height he couldn't help but I'm sure the weight didn't help. He made his point though ;-)
lucifer73 2 years ago
he was 6'4 and roughly 250 pounds.
THEBIGKOSTRINSKY 2 years ago
My god. Great philosophy, this is the blues.
DiamondSoul 2 years ago
Two guitar greats....Awesome post.
ottawarattlers 2 years ago 4
Albert has one HELL of a VOICE! Not to mention that guitar!!!
thestratlars 2 years ago 10
You're tright he HAD one hell of a voice he died in 1992 in Memphis of a heart attack .
Videowatcher76 2 years ago
So few notes, such an amazing guitar solo. I love the way Stevie pays homage to one of his heros here by playing the licks he learnt directly from him. Stevie seems to have had a genuine humility about him.
fyleckie 2 years ago 9
Fyleckie...Absolutely spot on, sir.
bluesatsunset 2 years ago 4
i agree, and I love this song!
samstrat999 2 years ago 2
that was just BEAUTIFUL
Flyin2hawain 2 years ago 6
IIRC Albert King was Stevie's idol, or mentor of sorts. So after SRV became famous, they head to Hamilton, CA, and lay this down in a radio station.
Albert King/Stevie Ray Vaughan: In Session. Probably one of the sickest blues records there is.
(And btw, albert king plays a more traditional blues, and likes bends and legato. Stevie plays more of a 'high octane blues' as coined bu Buddy Guy and emulated by Hendrix. IMO that's the magic of blues, that it can be so diverse within one framework)
CiPhEr505 2 years ago
absolutely. i own this album, and it is definitely one of my favorites
samstrat999 2 years ago
there are a lot of good players, and then there is SRV, and THEN there is chad kroeger
RFeynman 2 years ago
what????!!!!!!!!!
ynkysrbest 2 years ago
when srv gets into the jam that was magical. sends chills up my spine.
robinsl27 2 years ago 3
Rest in peace Stevie Ray Vaughan and Albert King...this is one super jam!
bluesonthelake 2 years ago 3
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Is it just me or is there some sexual tension betwen them? HAHA! Great tune though, considering I'm usually into Death Metal and Drum and Bass. (y)
tdwp1992 2 years ago
sooooooo amazing....the two top legends in my opinion. could you imagine being in that room recording this....i woulda cried...prolly... haha. amazing post
Bluestouse86 2 years ago 4
funcking making history.
srvalfaro 2 years ago
albert and srv=magic
1superaton1 2 years ago 4
simply terrific
suegab7 2 years ago 3
the song has got a nice groove
Bluzer86 2 years ago 2
jeeeeaaa
Krmaca 2 years ago
it doesnt matter how good or famous i am, if i was sitting next to SRV id be as intimitdated as fuck.
orenben1 2 years ago 2
this song has such an amazing groove.....can't stop playing along!
fyleckie 2 years ago 4
I can't think of another musician who's died in the past 20 years whose loss was as regrettable as SRV.
Maybe Mark Sandman.
MrMuddToYou 2 years ago 8
seriously is fuckin sick. cannot stop moving to this song at all. absolutely elite
atheistbychoice 2 years ago 2
definatly...
MuddyRum 2 years ago 2
stevie really puts a blues lesson on by making so many unique phrases in so very few notes
Mungrass 3 years ago 3
this is just got laid off my girl left me flat tire don't know what to do blues right here. damn what would these guys be doing if they were alive
robinsl27 3 years ago 2
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king would be alot better if learned a few other notes, stevie dont need to respect him that much, SRV took kings stuf and made it ten times better!
bighurt130 3 years ago
now that's just tripping my friend...
MuddyRum 2 years ago 4
Fantastic stuff!
Makes you all glad inside!!!!!!
Kristoferlfc 3 years ago 2
A blues master who finger picks the blues.. an anomaly as far as a Flying V is concerned, and he just kicks ass with it!
OneTimer1127 3 years ago 2
srv was so respecting the man there.
he played to albert just what he`d learned
from him. obviously he not only learned the notes but got the feel which is all important.
krang07 3 years ago
Is it just me or does Stevie Ray seem shy towards Albert. Like in the beggining of the video Albert is talkin and Stevie is like....yeah....I know... I dunno he just seems shy.
diablofreak1989 3 years ago
No. He was just happy playing along with Albert. Stevie was never shy when a guitar was in his hands.
grga888 3 years ago 2
probably haha
justo824 3 years ago
I hear that Albert was not "keen" on young white blues players. Stevie was an exception. He was so greatful.. he was chosen!
TREYOLDHIPPIE 3 years ago
WOW.... thats all you can say, such a great guitarist was stevie his passion and skill is what todays music sorley lacks, he was taken to early but his music and passion will live on. God bless u stevie R.I.P
livin4solos 3 years ago
two kings in the same room, i luv it
cuffshane 3 years ago 2
That rocks soooooo much. Love it.
rockgod073 3 years ago
dos grandes
Royelmesias 3 years ago
those BENDS!!!
seanSHRED87 3 years ago 2
why srv and gary moore never have played together??excuseme if the question is stupid but i'm young and i'm still learning about blues history.srv is one of my favourite guitar players,and i like gary moore too,but it's really strange that they never play together.there was some kind of rivalry??
gabilxc 3 years ago
Two of the greatest Blues guitarist ever! Jamming together, what more can you ask for... where can I get a copy of this on dvd if possible?
cedarblues 3 years ago
The Gibson Flying V is originally made for Blues. These day's it more known as a metal-guitar
This song has an amazing groove to it!!!
yoursatan 3 years ago
I would never have thought that a flying V would work so well in the blues. Albert King sure proved me wrong.
MrWoloohojian 3 years ago
Stevie's guitar & Albert's voice FTW!
darkshinobi29 3 years ago
Soo nice sound en beat:) Love it:)
zaro007 3 years ago
fantastic blues,probebly the best
jonkontant 3 years ago
Blues to the max.....yeeea!
2cruzy 3 years ago
my 2 fav
focusonmusic 3 years ago
yes, this is what america should be about
CloakNoDagger 3 years ago 2
man i hate ignorant fucking Europeans this is what america should be about this is what were about blues was created here youve prolly never been here were not all fat lazy slobs that your news makes us out to be fuck off and go eat some fucking crumpets bitch
flobedashi 3 years ago
And did you contribute anything to blues music? Absolutly nothing.
31mccann 3 years ago 2
great
Krmaca 3 years ago
I love when they talk in the beginning =D This is true blues.
Hurplepaze 3 years ago 8
Ok,I admit stevie is really really good,his mixture of speed,unique playing,and soul make him a amazeing blues player and A great contribution to American blues.However lets not forget that Albert king is also A great contribution to American blues,he is also ONE of the many bluesmen that inspired Stevie.
ipodjunkie5 3 years ago 3
Why can they not make (I guess I mean promote) music like this these days?
DramaTubeFag 3 years ago 11
sex in a kitten
camnixon44 3 years ago
calfornia
lidpage 3 years ago
Ooooh, thats so good.
biminitwst 3 years ago 2
GREAT
Krmaca 3 years ago 2
SRV>great blues guitarist
amboyGG 3 years ago
srv <3
frokki 3 years ago
Speak about Eric Clapton and Albert King how many you want, but none of them could touch Stevie, and I mean it! None of them. Eric himself said it that Stevie would blow him of the stage and that Stevie was the purest musical channel he ever saw and Albert said that Stevie totally mastered the guitar like nobody else and really was beyond his favourite guitar player.
BTW. Stevie has some of the very best and influential guitar sounds ever!
grga888 3 years ago
I agree for the TONE IS DEFINITE a personally thing and this is a very good combination!!
A MASTER OF BLUES (for me) SRV, and great voice of ALBERT!!!
BLUES on real mean...
suzanavlada 3 years ago
i like a lot this song !
giacjack 3 years ago
oh hell yea, drink tons n jaaam to this, do it albert, kick ass
lburntitus 3 years ago
mothafucka this song makes me feel gooooood
BluesTS808 3 years ago
Albert and Stevie in the best conmbination possible - the SRV guitar and the Albert voice - David Blues N.
DBluesN 3 years ago
The master in action!!
NirvanaRockz 3 years ago
the masters you mean
Minekom2007 3 years ago 3
3.37 pure rage nyyarr
HLecterPHD 3 years ago
Its like 'HEY we get to see greats here, free!' Why not find look for a "special" site to argue about what one thinks of this music, compared to totally different music and sounds. And arguing with nasty language over who is better than who, ven by "BLUES lovers" -its just not productive to sharing blues or keeping it alive. People with ACTUAL comments about SRV and Albert King or JUST blues -rock on! Support the blues, dont fight! What an elegant cool video, thanks for this post!
TREYOLDHIPPIE 3 years ago 2
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i love albert but why does he have that hitler mustache?
nivicious 3 years ago
cause he wants to dumb ass... dont question the man!
oquedo 3 years ago 4
Rides for the ladies man....!
kdw456 3 years ago
Oh, he rocked that moustache better than Adolf ever could.
DefWish 3 years ago