The first time I saw him was in 1987 and I was absolutely BLOWN AWAY. For the first 30 minutes I was going out of my mind because I was absolutely convinced there was a second guitarist hiding just out of sight.... the sounds he was making were UNBELIEVABLE. Not to sound cliche but it was truly a spiritual experience for me.
Fortunately, I was able to see him three more times before he died. I've only cried for the death of one stranger in my life and that was SRV.
Great Musicians, sadly, do need to die. Or else what would it be like if they were still alive? Great, but no so great other than dead. Think about it, They were here and made an impact in our lives. Why Is it that we lose all the Good Ones? Its like theyve dunn enough in a very short amount of time, & off they go. Jim Morrison, Jimi Hindrix, Janis Joplin, Kurt Cobain, John Lennon, and Stevie Ray. R.I.P. You All are very Missed and very loved, and Your Music Lives On, and still moves our souls.
look at all the amazing musicians that have died SRV, ,Randy rhoads, Dio, John Bohnam and cliff burton. Holy shit God must be having a ridiculously amazing concert
You can hear Jimi's style in his playing, which was quite an asset 4 him back then! He's the first guitarist besides Hendrix that I had ever seen play an entire solo of a song with his guitar behind his back without missing a note! He also said during a vid. interview that he practiced so much that the tips of his fingers would literally peel back & he would just take & super glue them back on! Now that's dedication! lol.
He was only 36, Born Oct. 3, 1954 and died Black Monday Aug. 27, 1990. It seems like he lived longer. Just think of all the music he had in his mind to just to play, Only lived to 36. I think the Kid of 14 or so can't measure up, but we will see. Would it be a good thing?
Very interesting video!! So surprised that during the cource of the video, When the interviewer asked him, What got his interest in guitar ... That he didnt mention Albert King, Or Jimi Hendrix ... Hes been quite candid about that in other interviews ... Thanks for sharing!!
He used drugs and alcohol.But he was awsome guitar player AND singer.Today,those Metal,ROCK if we can call that rock players using drugs and alcohol and they dont know about music or anything.So R.I.P,SRV.
Stevie: Well it depends...*plays Castles Made of Sand* You can caress it, or you can sting it *ping* *news reporter jumps back and almost craps in his pants*
In blues guitar, even after death SRV is still a mighty king in the land... may he RIP, as a proclaiming Christian - he conquered drugs by the power of the blood - he's now with the King of Kings: Jesus Christ, I can't imagine him not playing in heaven.
oh man, how jealous am i of that interviewer....sitting right next to him....i couldn't ask any questions....id be too busy just staring in awe!!!! too bad i wasn't old enough to appreciate his music when he was alive i was 6 lol...but i do now....your legacy lives!!! RIP SRV.....
Very cool interview. He was completely absorbed into playing guitar. As aspiring guitar players, we all want to be like Stevie in one way or another. What an incredible player.
Got a lot of my playing style from him. Unique in his own way. He will be missed physically but not spiritually. He is a part of every new guitarist out here
What is so tragic about ol' SRV...he was HEAVILY into drugs and alcohol...managed to kick them all, only to die in a freak helicopter crash. Read the book "Caught in the Crossfire"...at one point, he would dissolve a gram of cocaine in a shot of whiskey to wake up in the morning. TO WAKE UP! Sheesh, that's hard living.
@jesuschrysler123 We can't judge him for his behavior. Please talk about the musician and don't forget you probably have a lot of defects, simply different of his or any others'.
@wagnertful ...wasn't trying to judge him for sure, we all have our demons no doubt. I was trying to state the tragic irony of him finally straightening out his life only to be killed in a freak accident. I imagine how much great music we'd have today if he were still around.
@musicismylife5876 I know he went clean, read my comment...he kicked all his addictions and ended up dying in an accident. It's tragic, he's my absolute favorite musician, I'd never judge him.
No matter how many times I see Stevie Ray and hear him is never enough! He was most definitely an 'original'. You can see SRV's heart and soul everytime he spoke, sang or played. Stevie, we all miss you so very much, but know one day we will all be together- forever! Till then, we'll just have to keep on listening to what you left us via cd's, dvd's and computer sites such as this one. Thanks for the great gift you gave to all of us- we love ya!
These are the kind of videos that really make me appreciate youtube. Never would of saw it otherwise. Always missing you Stevie. We don't get many like you.
The man's a tool but he did ask some good questions. What a decent person Stevie is unlike some of those other arseholes that call themselves musicians thesedays. Hendrix was the same in an interview - honest, quietly spoken but supremely confident.
"well you feel it first and then you learn how to do it. it takes a whole lifetime..." damn. that and every time time he plays the guitar are my favorite parts of this video
@GuitarJackson213 he isnt acting weird... this is who he was and he was a great human being. everything he says in this video is real talk; much respect
Effin' GOLD! I literally welled up when he played that little intro riff from "the wind cries..." I know, I know, I know. Jimi and SRV are two diff ppl but it was so awesome to hear that!
Nothing more than TS808 tube screamers and a wah...sometimes an old Uni Vibe. Other than that it was his thick gauge strings and tube amps. Not to mention the feeling. As far as the tone on the white guitar he's playing, it his lipstick tube pickups that were wired special buy his guitar tech.
Dude that sounds like a lot more than just a ts and feeling. Could that warbleish sound he has going on in some parts he plays be the univibe. I dont use that effect I have a chorus
Most likely that's his Dumble Steel String Singer, it's an old dumble amp that gives a vibrato type tone...somewhat similar to a vibe. Can't see his amps though but it was definitely one of his amps he used a lot. Gave him that tone on Cold Shot.
What an awesome musician and human being Stevie was. Obviously the interviewer didn't have a clue but Stevie went with it anyway. I think it's one of the better interviews I've seen, not because of the guy interviewing but because of Stevie. A different view of Stevie than the usual I think.
@chuecco - I know what you mean, Chuecco...I am Canadian and this was a local morning programe...at 10am this was a show for blue-haired grannies...the Host was very corn-ball...this is why they say Canadians are so polite...we have better morning shows now, thank God...;)
@chuecco Come on, give the interviewer a break. He obviously is not a guitar player and is trying to help the general public learn the different styles Stevie plays.
@tothatextent yeah maybe youre right, its just that if had the chance to speak with srv i wouldn't be asking such questions, but probably my questions would bore general public.
On a side note, i was watching this video again and i think that if i was the interviewer i could not resist to ask stevie to hold one of his guitars...
t seems all the good musicians are dead,undiscovered,old,winding down their carriers, or partailly retired...now were left with a big steaming pile of hanna montana and jonas brothers pop rock crock...god they can suck my cock....let's bring back some "real" music to this country !!!
the best guitarist ever to completely submerse himself mentally into his music, and mean every note that he plays. his emotions are shown so well through playing his guitar, thats how he speaks to us and the world.
The man.... period.
boogerracing 2 weeks ago
Does anyone knows this pedal effect? Rotovibe? Uni Vibe?
blusismylife 1 month ago
does anybody know what kind of uni-vibe he was using here? or at all?
bluesguitarfan100 2 months ago
The first time I saw him was in 1987 and I was absolutely BLOWN AWAY. For the first 30 minutes I was going out of my mind because I was absolutely convinced there was a second guitarist hiding just out of sight.... the sounds he was making were UNBELIEVABLE. Not to sound cliche but it was truly a spiritual experience for me.
Fortunately, I was able to see him three more times before he died. I've only cried for the death of one stranger in my life and that was SRV.
See you in Heaven, friend...
ChunkyWhiteGuy 2 months ago 2
castles made of sand :D
pinoM3626 3 months ago
finger in ass to nose, hello. Now that's a classic.......
Maybe coffee?
mrbretty5 4 months ago
LIke how he refers to his giutars as woman...
Then I gota bunch of cheap woman that look expensive but who dont sing as much as bitch and whine.
PIlotrcm 4 months ago
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PIlotrcm 4 months ago
Great Musicians, sadly, do need to die. Or else what would it be like if they were still alive? Great, but no so great other than dead. Think about it, They were here and made an impact in our lives. Why Is it that we lose all the Good Ones? Its like theyve dunn enough in a very short amount of time, & off they go. Jim Morrison, Jimi Hindrix, Janis Joplin, Kurt Cobain, John Lennon, and Stevie Ray. R.I.P. You All are very Missed and very loved, and Your Music Lives On, and still moves our souls.
LocoPelirojo13 4 months ago
we love and miss you in Austin, Stevie!!!!!!!
scottleeper 4 months ago
what does he say at 0.47?
theberto 5 months ago
@theberto
better turn it down, sometimes
peterblack62 5 months ago
that reporter was goin crazy when he started playin, haha, he loved it!
dejavu00strat 5 months ago in playlist SRV playlist
look at all the amazing musicians that have died SRV, ,Randy rhoads, Dio, John Bohnam and cliff burton. Holy shit God must be having a ridiculously amazing concert
nugeforprez 6 months ago
You can hear Jimi's style in his playing, which was quite an asset 4 him back then! He's the first guitarist besides Hendrix that I had ever seen play an entire solo of a song with his guitar behind his back without missing a note! He also said during a vid. interview that he practiced so much that the tips of his fingers would literally peel back & he would just take & super glue them back on! Now that's dedication! lol.
LoganUpABongHit 6 months ago
SRV 4 EVR
brohmanski 6 months ago
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Stevie handled this so beautifully.
Passion, love and dedication.
THESUNDANZEKID 6 months ago
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THESUNDANZEKID 6 months ago
interviewers are idiots, let's face it. "were you ambitious?" NO SHIT
MrBenIPresume 6 months ago 4
@MrBenIPresume I love it...Were you ambitious and Stevie is like "what ever that means, I was tryin ya" This interviewer is a dumbass hahaha
Birdkillersteve 2 months ago
Stevie was somethin' else.... simply Great!
ladybluluv 6 months ago
All time favorite band ACDC, but SRV comes a DAMN CLOSE 2nd, its hard to even attempt to emulate his sound on a gibson
mcblubbernugget 6 months ago
"Show me how to put feel into it.."
Stevie shoulda said "get the fuck outta here guy..."
"If you have to ask, you'll never know.."-----RHCP
CoachG1000 6 months ago 3
Al Pacino interwiew?
fefe83013 7 months ago
he made his guitar talk
masterplumberjimmy 7 months ago
He was only 36, Born Oct. 3, 1954 and died Black Monday Aug. 27, 1990. It seems like he lived longer. Just think of all the music he had in his mind to just to play, Only lived to 36. I think the Kid of 14 or so can't measure up, but we will see. Would it be a good thing?
wdwalker861 7 months ago
srv makes me feel unworthy to pick up a guitar. its a shame he was taken from us so fast.
paceboys1 7 months ago
God I miss him ... thanks for sharing this!
DLAGray 7 months ago
Very interesting video!! So surprised that during the cource of the video, When the interviewer asked him, What got his interest in guitar ... That he didnt mention Albert King, Or Jimi Hendrix ... Hes been quite candid about that in other interviews ... Thanks for sharing!!
jamminjoe44 8 months ago
He used drugs and alcohol.But he was awsome guitar player AND singer.Today,those Metal,ROCK if we can call that rock players using drugs and alcohol and they dont know about music or anything.So R.I.P,SRV.
duskobusko1 8 months ago
What about this White Guitar? That is not Fender...
mibru2512 8 months ago
4:55 I love how stevie ray says hes not joking :D
PSXGAMER22 9 months ago 2
he had the Jimi Hendrix wah pedal._.
indagadavida 9 months ago
Stevie Is such a chill dude, would of loved to have met him
Pacoono23 9 months ago 2
Who's the fucken boner interviewing him?
mackdeltafilms 9 months ago
Stevie: Well it depends...*plays Castles Made of Sand* You can caress it, or you can sting it *ping* *news reporter jumps back and almost craps in his pants*
I lol'd
RIP Stevie, nobody could sting it like you.
ZeppelinFan6980 9 months ago
Hes is and will always will be my number1 idol and guitar slinger. The music world has never been the same without him.
KAR1P3R 9 months ago
there wase no one like Stevie
vergeetartiesten 10 months ago
And would be better off without the latter.
Demojunky73 10 months ago
Fucking Americans. If it ain't drugs it's the bible. He needed neither.
Demojunky73 10 months ago
@Demojunky73 dude chill.... really... immature
Cavenmusic 10 months ago
Did you listened to the beatles on the radio?
MsCaleb79 10 months ago
I love SRV. and I think the interviewer does a great job too.
dougy12 10 months ago
I cried the day he died, and this video brought tears to my eye today. WHAT A MIGHTY SOUL!!
The feel, the sound, the humility... Truly touching interview. RIP Stevie.
blackdog667 10 months ago 2
I cried the day he died, and this video brought tears to my eye today. WHAT A MIGHTY SOUL!!
The feel, the sound, the humility... Truly touching interview. RIP Stevie.
blackdog667 10 months ago
how fucking unreal was he honestly none better
Godwin117 11 months ago
I didn't know that TEXAS had a NAVY?? When was it disbanded?
zombyzapper 1 year ago
In blues guitar, even after death SRV is still a mighty king in the land... may he RIP, as a proclaiming Christian - he conquered drugs by the power of the blood - he's now with the King of Kings: Jesus Christ, I can't imagine him not playing in heaven.
lastdaysguitar 1 year ago
man this to god givin good. love him.
TheTrigger900 1 year ago 2
GRANDEEE!!!!!!! ARGENTINA
49115907 1 year ago 2
He's so high... lol.
coolmodine 1 year ago
"if I didn't (feel it) I shouldn't be there."
JinnyCarey 1 year ago
oh man, how jealous am i of that interviewer....sitting right next to him....i couldn't ask any questions....id be too busy just staring in awe!!!! too bad i wasn't old enough to appreciate his music when he was alive i was 6 lol...but i do now....your legacy lives!!! RIP SRV.....
texblue27 1 year ago
Why did you have to leave us?....Man...NO ONE plays the guitar like my man SRV....pure magic...
johneboy216 1 year ago 2
What a great guitarist he was......I think he'd been smokin' sumthin' before this interview tho.......
fredthejunkman 1 year ago
Stevie had the best blues voice.
tothatextent 1 year ago
he looks like a pirate and its the coolest thing ive ever seen
iamthewalrusization 1 year ago
"You were discovered..." "By my parents. I popped out & my parents went "There he is!" " Love it!!
dreamer1215 1 year ago
Well to be quite honest with everyone here you know he was fairly high but man i know he sobered up when he got older only the good die young
stcl3 1 year ago
Very cool interview. He was completely absorbed into playing guitar. As aspiring guitar players, we all want to be like Stevie in one way or another. What an incredible player.
lonetazdevil20 1 year ago 3
Got a lot of my playing style from him. Unique in his own way. He will be missed physically but not spiritually. He is a part of every new guitarist out here
dechamo 1 year ago 6
do they still sell V-nex like that and was it chilly that day??
MsGORGONS 1 year ago
What is with this interviewer? I don't care what era this was....omg!
ForcedAgenda 1 year ago
This guy was spun in this vid....
Bruinsma1987 1 year ago
who endorsed his guitar? Micke...MAllll what?
thanx
fattirevsbud 1 year ago
Srv is a legend...this interviewer, is a dumbass
hockeytd 1 year ago 3
What many people forget about Stevie is, that he had committed his life to Christ and is in Heaven playin his rifs for God.
Bird1777 1 year ago 3
@Bird1777 After he got off of drugs? Seriously want to know?
joseph941000able 1 year ago
What is so tragic about ol' SRV...he was HEAVILY into drugs and alcohol...managed to kick them all, only to die in a freak helicopter crash. Read the book "Caught in the Crossfire"...at one point, he would dissolve a gram of cocaine in a shot of whiskey to wake up in the morning. TO WAKE UP! Sheesh, that's hard living.
jesuschrysler123 1 year ago 12
@jesuschrysler123
Yes. Yes it is.
psychkoala 1 year ago
@jesuschrysler123 We can't judge him for his behavior. Please talk about the musician and don't forget you probably have a lot of defects, simply different of his or any others'.
wagnertful 8 months ago
@wagnertful ...wasn't trying to judge him for sure, we all have our demons no doubt. I was trying to state the tragic irony of him finally straightening out his life only to be killed in a freak accident. I imagine how much great music we'd have today if he were still around.
jesuschrysler123 5 months ago
@jesuschrysler123 dude he went clean damn u dont know shit >:/
musicismylife5876 5 months ago
@musicismylife5876 are you blind?
CrazyTrain0111 5 months ago
@CrazyTrain0111 how dude he went clean for over 5 years.
musicismylife5876 5 months ago
@musicismylife5876 He says in the comment that he kicked drugs.
CrazyTrain0111 5 months ago
@musicismylife5876 I know he went clean, read my comment...he kicked all his addictions and ended up dying in an accident. It's tragic, he's my absolute favorite musician, I'd never judge him.
jesuschrysler123 5 months ago
@jesuschrysler123
so what? I stick my finger up my asshole then place that finger under my nose and inhale deeply to wake up. now THAT'S hard living.
PIlotrcm 4 months ago
wow this dude was a good player :)
TheMasterRCH 1 year ago
he was in to a lot of coke....
rodrigoconstantino 1 year ago
Do you think that is much better SRV's songs than Eric Clapton's or the opposite?
Kutzno 1 year ago
it's good to hear that Hendrix left an Heirloom hahaha =)
tablax 1 year ago
oh boy...I love this guy playing....he left us too soon....
andreaoyole 1 year ago
6:35. Thickest guitfiddle string I've seen in my short life.
TheViewFromUpThere 1 year ago
rofl what a dumbass news guy asking stevie ray if he was influenced by the beatles...hes a blues player not a pop player
branch1234 1 year ago 2
No matter how many times I see Stevie Ray and hear him is never enough! He was most definitely an 'original'. You can see SRV's heart and soul everytime he spoke, sang or played. Stevie, we all miss you so very much, but know one day we will all be together- forever! Till then, we'll just have to keep on listening to what you left us via cd's, dvd's and computer sites such as this one. Thanks for the great gift you gave to all of us- we love ya!
valluvssrv 1 year ago
These are the kind of videos that really make me appreciate youtube. Never would of saw it otherwise. Always missing you Stevie. We don't get many like you.
bleedrr 1 year ago 2
Stevie didn't die. He went home.
bondman00794 1 year ago 3
JIMIS WAH WAH!!!!
KInggomez64 1 year ago
@KInggomez64 i know man!!
tablax 1 year ago
he is on coke here i believe
mattfeigenbaum 1 year ago
@mattfeigenbaum, Stevie?!
Fredemig 1 year ago
SRV & Hendrix; cosmic soul brothers. This music almost makes me believe in God.
MuddyG 1 year ago
wow
Dr9000 1 year ago
well he was asking when u dont put feeling into a note what does sound like? but when u but feel into it u care more
deathbysilence1 1 year ago
The man's a tool but he did ask some good questions. What a decent person Stevie is unlike some of those other arseholes that call themselves musicians thesedays. Hendrix was the same in an interview - honest, quietly spoken but supremely confident.
6557andrewg 1 year ago
just amazing to see how he can play that well. blues is hard to learn for real but it comes from ur heart.
deathbysilence1 1 year ago
srv for ever!!!!!!!!!
klv400 1 year ago
thank god i got to see him live
on CStW and Texas Flood tours
for an encore at one show his brother came out and sat in a chair with a double-neck
and started playing the bottom neck
then Stevie came out, walked up behind him and started playing the top neck
un-freak'n-believable
god bless SRV
then
smp156 1 year ago 2
"well you feel it first and then you learn how to do it. it takes a whole lifetime..." damn. that and every time time he plays the guitar are my favorite parts of this video
bimwopbarn 1 year ago
"could you do anything with it right away?" ????
What a dumbass. I don't think this guy has ever picked up any instrument in his life!!!
RockNostalgic 1 year ago
SRV one man...one legend
PIETROROCKER 1 year ago 2
this man is the fuckn beast>>>
o56kid 1 year ago
daaamn, at 3:15 he was doing castles made of sand! i would have loved to hear him do that song
motownmadness89 1 year ago
respect.
Crashoverall 2 years ago
this interview was during stevies alcoholic years thats why hes acting so weird
GuitarJackson213 2 years ago
booze & dope...
o56kid 1 year ago
@GuitarJackson213 he isnt acting weird... this is who he was and he was a great human being. everything he says in this video is real talk; much respect
bimwopbarn 1 year ago
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WTF? Why did you cout out the part where he came back in KISS makeup and plays Eruption on a BC Rich Warlock?
TexasFury 2 years ago
We miss you brother,, S.R.V. - R.I.P.
pcycosocial 2 years ago 48
@pcycosocial :((:((
adamxp1524 1 year ago
Wow. Fucking great interview. Musicians can't get anymore real than this.
KevoBlues88 2 years ago
Frogtoad - The Jimi song was actually "Castles made of sand" ;-)
johndoe1971 2 years ago
Effin' GOLD! I literally welled up when he played that little intro riff from "the wind cries..." I know, I know, I know. Jimi and SRV are two diff ppl but it was so awesome to hear that!
frogtoad8 2 years ago
What effects does he have
mikeiswylde 2 years ago
Nothing more than TS808 tube screamers and a wah...sometimes an old Uni Vibe. Other than that it was his thick gauge strings and tube amps. Not to mention the feeling. As far as the tone on the white guitar he's playing, it his lipstick tube pickups that were wired special buy his guitar tech.
MoreGilmour 2 years ago
Dude that sounds like a lot more than just a ts and feeling. Could that warbleish sound he has going on in some parts he plays be the univibe. I dont use that effect I have a chorus
mikeiswylde 2 years ago
Most likely that's his Dumble Steel String Singer, it's an old dumble amp that gives a vibrato type tone...somewhat similar to a vibe. Can't see his amps though but it was definitely one of his amps he used a lot. Gave him that tone on Cold Shot.
MoreGilmour 2 years ago
Dumble Steel String Singer has a built in Uni-vibe type sound? News to me! Sounded great. I was wondering if he was using a Uni-vibe or not.
yes9310 2 years ago
@MoreGilmour that cold shot is with the leslie, the sound i herd is more like maybe the reverb that the fender combo has. but i could be wrong.
vizeck 2 years ago
whaaaat?!? SRV had Jimi's old wah???
kdjfnvjvd 2 years ago
Yeah, not sure where or how he got it though. It was eventually stolen.
MoreGilmour 2 years ago
unbelievable
kdjfnvjvd 2 years ago
no it wasn't stolen Jimmy Vaughn has it safely stored away
lm40592 2 years ago
No he uses 2 vox wah pedals. He some time duct tapes them together and uses them both at the same time.
bondman00794 2 years ago
Stevie seemed really high which he was a lot around this time period but he sounds great.
laticat 2 years ago
Stevie was great....his playing is soothing and puts a fire under your ass at the same time..
lonestar225 2 years ago
"Were you ambitious?" "Well, whatever that means, I was trying." Gotta love Stevie!!!
MoneyPieBoy 2 years ago 2
Damn its hard to see steve like this. So out of touch.
MusicMedic5150 2 years ago
Well maybe he can't speak right cuz of drugs and sounds stoned, but his playing never slipped until the very end before his breakdown
HadesDictator 2 years ago
when stevie played castles made of sand and when he "stang" it, the interviewer shat himself.
rotinaj453 2 years ago 2
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alcoholman01 2 years ago
danelectro lipsticks
BigRickBitch 2 years ago
"I popped out and my parents went 'there he is"
Th3UnionFor3v3r 2 years ago 3
This were hard times for SRV. Too mutch abuse on drugs.
CP
CarlosPinto88 2 years ago
What kind of drugs was he into?
tun875 2 years ago
Alcool and Cocain.
CarlosPinto88 2 years ago
and scag right?
alcoholman01 2 years ago
he mixed royal crown with cocaine.
i think it was royal crown?
rotinaj453 2 years ago
crown royal
HadesDictator 2 years ago 2
hahahah oh i said royal crown hahah.
rotinaj453 2 years ago
the interviewer is pretty dumb. not going to lie
Hunter0421 2 years ago 2
Interviewers always semm to come across as corny twits when they interview rock leagends. Not sure why.
tun875 2 years ago 3
i kno he was like , and he helped wit ur guitars, wow
stevieray09 2 years ago
he seemed like a cool guy in person
bumsdrums 2 years ago 2
i hate him.
he is far too good on the guitar.
RIP what a talented musician, they always die fast.
nooneisusingthisname 2 years ago
RIP
slash9217 2 years ago
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SRV dosent play castles made of sand on this video He plays the wawa Hendrix pedal SRVisking HENDRIXisgod
MrSilverblues 2 years ago
no. he DOES play the intro of castles in the sand.
BackPorchPoet4 2 years ago
People should respect that this may be the only video where we can see Stevie play "Castles made of Sand"
JustM3Luck 2 years ago
yea man he shouldve played the whole song
Logankeller352 2 years ago
Please,can someone tell me what is the name of the song that he played and sang?he said it,but i couldn't understand...
mane720 2 years ago
'Life Without You'
Orland0bot 2 years ago
What an awesome musician and human being Stevie was. Obviously the interviewer didn't have a clue but Stevie went with it anyway. I think it's one of the better interviews I've seen, not because of the guy interviewing but because of Stevie. A different view of Stevie than the usual I think.
stratorarious 2 years ago 2
what kind fucking dumb question is that: "show me how do you put feeling into every note"
THAT MAN IS AN ASSHOLE
chuecco 2 years ago 33
@chuecco Not really bro it's a good question to ask a blues musician i think from watching this interview he put his research into the blues.
themasterfulbassist 1 year ago
@chuecco - I know what you mean, Chuecco...I am Canadian and this was a local morning programe...at 10am this was a show for blue-haired grannies...the Host was very corn-ball...this is why they say Canadians are so polite...we have better morning shows now, thank God...;)
brohmanski 1 year ago
@chuecco Come on, give the interviewer a break. He obviously is not a guitar player and is trying to help the general public learn the different styles Stevie plays.
tothatextent 1 year ago
@tothatextent yeah maybe youre right, its just that if had the chance to speak with srv i wouldn't be asking such questions, but probably my questions would bore general public.
On a side note, i was watching this video again and i think that if i was the interviewer i could not resist to ask stevie to hold one of his guitars...
chuecco 1 year ago
@tothatextent
Agreed. He's a nice guy, doing his best, just not a musician.
psychkoala 1 year ago
he respected his brother so much...
chuecco 2 years ago 3
RIP SRV
JG050705275 2 years ago 2
It is Stevie, not Steve and it is Vaughan and not Vaughn.
mailuj1 2 years ago 5
t seems all the good musicians are dead,undiscovered,old,winding down their carriers, or partailly retired...now were left with a big steaming pile of hanna montana and jonas brothers pop rock crock...god they can suck my cock....let's bring back some "real" music to this country !!!
THEBIGKOSTRINSKY 2 years ago 3
His music is just such a huge and beautiful mix of so many things. He is completely unique. I love you Stevie in the Lord, rest easy in Heaven.
jpgrnluv1234 2 years ago 4
What an incredible honor just to sit next to Stevie and hear him sing and play...especially that song...wow...
Johaneeeek 2 years ago 2
"or you could sting it, you know ?"
mavericknoone 2 years ago
My favorite guitarist EVER!
scrotertube 2 years ago
the best guitarist ever to completely submerse himself mentally into his music, and mean every note that he plays. his emotions are shown so well through playing his guitar, thats how he speaks to us and the world.
ovthegr8 2 years ago 5
his first wife's a babe......
HairyJoes 2 years ago 6
vaughan, people, vaughan!
moefrench 2 years ago 5
that interviewer is Peter Feniak + they talk about SRV's 3rd album release, so do the math
bodinsmore 2 years ago
Grammy awards, sold out houses around the world and prizes. >>> NOT MUCH
Touching the very essence of our souls with his music >>> EVERYTHING.
This interview was the best I've seen about him so far, thanks a lot.
educassiano 2 years ago 2