huh? best ever? seems you all have forgotten johnny winter??? and oh yes JIMMIE VAUGHAN??? anson funderburgh.... shhh another jimmie whats his name??? starts with an H...
you all need study his licks sometime. srv is a great player but he uses the same lcks all the time
Lol, another person who hasn't heard the bootleg evidence. Don't worry, there's a major underground project right now preparing to show people the TRUE evidence of SRV's music prowess. Soon people will know that there was more to SRV than just what they play on the radio.
Jimi was certainly an incredible psychedelic player, while SRV was definitely flamboyant, IMHO a much more refined guitar player in any genre he played, respectively, there's no comparison!
Being SRV's last televised appearance, it is one for the books... FO SHO!
I still have this performance on VHS somewhere haha, along with his Unplugged 12 string 3 tune solo on MTV - also was simply AMAZING now on youtube. Must see! Compare; *SRV's cover of *Jimi's; *Little Wing, is where comparison ends!
@csinner63 Mate, SRV did more than a cover of Hendrix’s Little Wing. He did to LW what Hendrix did with his cover to Hey, Joe, aka the ultimate version. Damn, even a die hard Hendrix fan should be capable of some objectivity
@cavalrytm Hahahaha, I won't. Neither will I tell him the same Grammy-Award winning instrumental was voted "Best Guitar Solo Ever" in 2004 by UK Guitar One magazine. Not that I'm a fan of lists and rankings, quite the contrary…. but it's still a sign of well deserved appreciation
The solo in this is absolutely brilliant, the way he just moves fluidly through the notes is just so far beyond most guitar players, definitely one of the very very few great blues players of all time, best in the modern era by miles!
One of my 2 fav blues cats stevie ray vaughn. The other being buddy guy! I just love the tone of stevie rays strat and his licks are out of this world!!!!
Night Music was the greatest music showcase ever. I still recall the day I heard SRV died. I was devastated. I'm so glad I can relive his greatness on here.
Stevie's hands are a blur on the solo... and I'n not talking about the video quality! Hard to believe he, and now Hiram, have left us. If the afterlife is a paradise, it's gonna have a great soundtrack!
I can't stop watching this video. Such an amazing band of true, raw talent. Omar is the groove master. I never knew Hiram Bullock passed away in 2008, which makes this clip all the more poignant. Darryl Jones on bass and is that Don Alias on congas? Too funky! Way too kool!
man if only SRV was still alive, hed be beyond anything!!!!! id love to see SRV play Chris Duarte... if you havnt heard chris duarte, well i suggest you look him up! you'll be dazzled!
SRV is one of my top two favorite guitarists. The other is Jimi Hendrix. SRV & crew rips through Crossfire here with an extra guitar and added drums. Cool version of original SRV & Double Trouble Crossfire. Listen and savor since they ain't making any more like this. We lost him and his rare musical talent too soon! As we did with Jimi as well.
SRV, really the best ever bluesman for an overall blues package, ever...and you look at the props he give to his influences and the people he's jammed with...any wonder why he came out with total package he did? respect from young and old, no matter what music/playing background...can bend those heavy strings super slow or keep the blues comin' at a fast tempo with oozing feel...no blues left untouched or mastered, that's Stevie Ray Vaughan. a legend. a bluesman of the highest order!!!
I agree. The man was a true genius at what he did. And you really come to appreciate him when you try to learn his style. Perfect rhythm and clean perfect lead guitar. What a gift!!!
I Really miss this show! All of these guys who are still alive and still playing, should bring this back on the air! And only hire strong, hungry talent just like this!
Look at the drummers face when he starts this song. I've played it back over & over. Damn-it he knows they are fixing to kick our asses and there's nothing we can do about it!
God Bless you guys. Keep on playin' wherever you are!!!
i don't think there's any need to question that pinch harmonic bro, especially live. a well placed pinch harmonic can easily add a lot of punch and style to a given riff, and a good guitar player can easily add a pinch harmonic whenever they want to. i'm not disagreeing with you man, just saying that either way, he pulled it of excellently. use heavy-gauge picks for better pinch harmonics and for better overall control of the strings. i use 1.5mm to 2.0mm Dunlops for awesome pinch harmonics.
im not saying that he did by accident, just simply stating that it can happen by accident. srv is perfectly capable of it, he could do anything, he was the greatest. i can only wish to play guitar like he did. :)
Honestly ,this is the most funky i have evere heard Stevie Ray Vaughn.The band really lays down a nice grove for him to play and sing over.I seriously doubt his regular back-up band could match these seasoned musicians.I wonder what his career would have been like had he had a group of guys like these to back him up .WOW
Honestly ,this is the most funky i have ever heard Stevie ray vaughn.The band really sets a nice grove for him.I seriously doubt if his regular back-up band can match the soul and grove of these seasoned musicians.I wonder what his career would have been like had these guys been his regular back-up band .WOW
Fuckin' great. I never tire of this clip. Love 3:53, Stevie and Hiram gettin down with their bad selves. Hiram and the gang are better than Double Trouble. God bless you Stevie!!
I'm a jazz cat & a bebopper, never heard of SRV at all. I used to watch Night Music after I got home from my Sunday night gig for lit two years. Nobody I every talk to has ever heard of it. I remember seeing this and being blown away.
You know, I saw Hendrix live at Winterland when I was a kid. The thought crossed my mind that there was Jimi influence but Stevie's raw energy told me he was the real deal.
Imagine those two cats jammin' in heaven! Great clip thanx for postin'.
i think that for most of the people there in this viedeo this was one of theire beautifull day in theire lives.They looks like they have a lot of fun TOO FUN!
This song is amazing and the night music band made it pretty sweet too. Stevie's playing is just amazing like always and the band is loving being able to play with him. Notice how the bassist breaks a string. And it's cool that he shows Stevie that he broke it too. It's funny hearing and seeing Crossfire without Stevie's signature string pull. Anyway thanks for the upload. R.I.P. Stevie!!!!!
im sorry but since when did it matter what race you were, when could black musicians suddenly so things white people couldn't, they have more power in their voices and im guessing have better natural dancing rhythm, but im sure a White band could do this just as well
yea well thats true LOL, he seems so "half-hearted" about his playing, you see him live and he looks like he doesn't want to be there, very talented but no passion like the drummer here
and i wasn't saying Double Trouble inparticular could play as good as this I was mentioning white people in general because the message i got from you was that "only a black band could pull that off", but still now you compare Double Trouble to these guys i agree, this bands Soul, Jazz and Funk Style goes well SRVs Texas-Blues ryhthm
SRV plays Blues-Rock and has elements of Rock 'n'Roll, Pyschadelic Rock, Progressive Rock, Jazz Fusion, Soul and Funk all in his music no matter what band hes with and if were still alive i think if he were to go into that dominant area of Blues, Soul, Jazz and Funk with a backup band like this he could've created a whole new style of music
Thats true. SRV really had a sense of funk in some of his playing and I think this band amplifies that. I probably worded my original post wrong, but I think the groove of this band suits him well.
I say screw color. I live in the heart of the south. I'd say no matter what color you are youre gonna have the blues. the man can play. but i'll tell you that this man is just playing. when he's with tommy and layton. he's fucking rocking. Who couldn't play with him. you got a guitarist who can play. any band can get up and play with him.
its pretty ironic we see David Sanborn AKA one of the greatest saxophonists of all time at the start, because this performance with a horn section in it would be perfect, and this song actually has horns in it aswell
Yeah I agree, color should have nothing to do with music. He was a master of the blues no matter what color he was. This band does fucking rock though!!!
The lick at 2:44 to 2:48 are4 secs of improved time that says it all .. KILLER!
allguitarscnc 2 months ago
huh? best ever? seems you all have forgotten johnny winter??? and oh yes JIMMIE VAUGHAN??? anson funderburgh.... shhh another jimmie whats his name??? starts with an H...
you all need study his licks sometime. srv is a great player but he uses the same lcks all the time
billgator2005 2 months ago
@billgator2005
Lol, another person who hasn't heard the bootleg evidence. Don't worry, there's a major underground project right now preparing to show people the TRUE evidence of SRV's music prowess. Soon people will know that there was more to SRV than just what they play on the radio.
cavalrytm 2 months ago
that band is pumping more than double trouble
lyntonio 5 months ago
nobody ever got more outta the pentatonic scale
tripelb1 5 months ago
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Jimi was certainly an incredible psychedelic player, while SRV was definitely flamboyant, IMHO a much more refined guitar player in any genre he played, respectively, there's no comparison!
Being SRV's last televised appearance, it is one for the books... FO SHO!
I still have this performance on VHS somewhere haha, along with his Unplugged 12 string 3 tune solo on MTV - also was simply AMAZING now on youtube. Must see! Compare; *SRV's cover of *Jimi's; *Little Wing, is where comparison ends!
csinner63 5 months ago
@csinner63 Mate, SRV did more than a cover of Hendrix’s Little Wing. He did to LW what Hendrix did with his cover to Hey, Joe, aka the ultimate version. Damn, even a die hard Hendrix fan should be capable of some objectivity
Jesrama1 4 months ago
@Jesrama1 Well that's exactly what I was being "Objective" while complimenting each in there own right... I think that much is obvious^^^
csinner63 4 months ago
@Jesrama1
"SRV did more than a cover of Hendrix’s Little Wing"
Yeah, he did a "Grammy-award-winning instrumental expansion of a formerly untouchable rock classic". But shhhhh... don't tell csinner63.
cavalrytm 3 months ago
@cavalrytm Hahahaha, I won't. Neither will I tell him the same Grammy-Award winning instrumental was voted "Best Guitar Solo Ever" in 2004 by UK Guitar One magazine. Not that I'm a fan of lists and rankings, quite the contrary…. but it's still a sign of well deserved appreciation
Jesrama1 3 months ago
The other guitarist is Hiram Bullock
kovakoe 6 months ago
Two people have broken computer speakers...
jik4446462 6 months ago
OH his Voice Melts My Heart ♥♥♥♥♥ Stevie Ray Vaughan ♥♥♥♥♥
diann46 6 months ago
WOW. AMAZING!!!
Heighten666 7 months ago
OMG explosively SRV, thank you for posting !!!
eisenyeo 7 months ago
excellent le live
ca envoit
et ils se donnent
A very very good LIVE on TV
hansgardner 8 months ago
Wonder who the two dimbulbs who don't like it are.....
BucksOwin 8 months ago
Broken string too!!!
BucksOwin 9 months ago
I saw him in Dallas less than a year before his death. Love this cat. Thanks for the video!!!
gorlaxxx 10 months ago
Lordy, I miss SRV so much!!! I also watched Nightmusic religiously while it was on for an inexplicably short time!!!
1953jazzman 11 months ago 2
RIP SRV AND HIRAM
maccxoph 11 months ago
Stevie in the "Crossfire" RIP My Friend
twolf811 11 months ago
Zero to sixty in two seconds.
cyoteblues 1 year ago 3
they was so lucky to play with stevie !
krasher123456 1 year ago
@krasher123456
I was so lucky to have seen him here in Austin .
hieronomy 1 year ago 2
RIP
krasher123456 1 year ago
Tom Barney is funkin out man!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
landart67 1 year ago
The solo in this is absolutely brilliant, the way he just moves fluidly through the notes is just so far beyond most guitar players, definitely one of the very very few great blues players of all time, best in the modern era by miles!
tet1963 1 year ago 2
That kicked major ass
sevenswordsx7 1 year ago
That was great.
blackcrow6667 1 year ago
What the name of the song?
Πώς λέγεται το κομμάτι????
panteliosar 1 year ago
@panteliosar
Crossfire aderfe!!! :)
SteveFEn7DER 1 year ago 3
@SteveFEn7DER <== Σ' ευχαριστώ!!! Επιτέλους και κάποιος Έλληνας που να ακούει ποιότητα!!!!!!!
panteliosar 1 year ago
@panteliosar γεια και απο μενα παιδια! :)
odingr 1 year ago
@odingr
WRAIOS!!!!!
panteliosar 1 year ago
all the greats are going to heaven, getting to be slim pickens here. this band is killer too.
stratocaster1greg 1 year ago
Fantastic! Thanks for posting!
novocain13 1 year ago
this is almost too good,,you know? its like my ears cant even take it its so good
shickywhicky 1 year ago 2
This is awesome
shane1v 1 year ago 2
One of my 2 fav blues cats stevie ray vaughn. The other being buddy guy! I just love the tone of stevie rays strat and his licks are out of this world!!!!
yungdub27 1 year ago 2
Love Stevie's tone, any tips on how I may get a sound close to his?
leonheonpeonweonkeon 1 year ago
Night Music was the greatest music showcase ever. I still recall the day I heard SRV died. I was devastated. I'm so glad I can relive his greatness on here.
floydrules19 1 year ago 3
Stevie's hands are a blur on the solo... and I'n not talking about the video quality! Hard to believe he, and now Hiram, have left us. If the afterlife is a paradise, it's gonna have a great soundtrack!
dbcoll1957 1 year ago
i miss reese and double trouble.
ElmoLewiss 1 year ago
nobody can stop 'em.
valshebnik 1 year ago
ALL RIGHT LOVE IT NICE COOL WONDERFULL
HENDRIXOLOGIE 1 year ago
que genio dios mio SRV por siempre
ArielGiacinti 2 years ago
i think that's Tom Barney on bass.
ojingoh 2 years ago
I can't stop watching this video. Such an amazing band of true, raw talent. Omar is the groove master. I never knew Hiram Bullock passed away in 2008, which makes this clip all the more poignant. Darryl Jones on bass and is that Don Alias on congas? Too funky! Way too kool!
Colinl3052 2 years ago
Yes ! Don Alias !! This is amazing !
romainlabaye 2 years ago
And Omar Hakim on Drums !
romainlabaye 2 years ago
man if only SRV was still alive, hed be beyond anything!!!!! id love to see SRV play Chris Duarte... if you havnt heard chris duarte, well i suggest you look him up! you'll be dazzled!
SRV32566 2 years ago 2
is it just me or did the bass player break a string at the end ?
destructinater 2 years ago 2
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Colinl3052 2 years ago
Not just you! He done slapped that sucker in half!
SenseiSixString 1 year ago
RIP Stevie and Hiram. Two awesome guitarists
tpep55 2 years ago
Omar and SRV sync up so darn swell...
Cheepn1s 2 years ago
i remember the day like it was yesterday, so fucking sad.
Bluessontlavie 2 years ago
SRV is one of my top two favorite guitarists. The other is Jimi Hendrix. SRV & crew rips through Crossfire here with an extra guitar and added drums. Cool version of original SRV & Double Trouble Crossfire. Listen and savor since they ain't making any more like this. We lost him and his rare musical talent too soon! As we did with Jimi as well.
sandyray1 2 years ago 2
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GerryGerard28 2 years ago
crossfire
GuitarSlinga87 2 years ago
this duet is amazing!What is the name of this song?Please!
harleydavid2009 2 years ago
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TheBrassHole 2 years ago
I'm sorry, I meant "Cross Fire".
TheBrassHole 2 years ago 2
tank you very much!
harleydavid2009 2 years ago
GROOOOOOVIN! Yeah Stevie!!
outjazzer 2 years ago
Damn, Stevie sounds funky with a blackup band!!
fusionconfusion 2 years ago 2
SRV, really the best ever bluesman for an overall blues package, ever...and you look at the props he give to his influences and the people he's jammed with...any wonder why he came out with total package he did? respect from young and old, no matter what music/playing background...can bend those heavy strings super slow or keep the blues comin' at a fast tempo with oozing feel...no blues left untouched or mastered, that's Stevie Ray Vaughan. a legend. a bluesman of the highest order!!!
RIP.
DETCORD18 2 years ago 9
I agree. The man was a true genius at what he did. And you really come to appreciate him when you try to learn his style. Perfect rhythm and clean perfect lead guitar. What a gift!!!
debbietuna 2 years ago 9
I Really miss this show! All of these guys who are still alive and still playing, should bring this back on the air! And only hire strong, hungry talent just like this!
WOW, Stevie really went out on top! RIP Stevie.
RayfieldA 2 years ago
Look at the drummers face when he starts this song. I've played it back over & over. Damn-it he knows they are fixing to kick our asses and there's nothing we can do about it!
God Bless you guys. Keep on playin' wherever you are!!!
GlassOnion71 2 years ago 3
0:40 AWESOME PINCH HARMONIC!
RedGuitars94 2 years ago 3
wow your right that was awsome!! first pinch harmonic ive ever heard him play!!
southerndime333 2 years ago
pinch harmonics can often happen by accident. rip srv your are the greatest
LoWeSiE123 2 years ago
i don't think there's any need to question that pinch harmonic bro, especially live. a well placed pinch harmonic can easily add a lot of punch and style to a given riff, and a good guitar player can easily add a pinch harmonic whenever they want to. i'm not disagreeing with you man, just saying that either way, he pulled it of excellently. use heavy-gauge picks for better pinch harmonics and for better overall control of the strings. i use 1.5mm to 2.0mm Dunlops for awesome pinch harmonics.
DETCORD18 2 years ago
im not saying that he did by accident, just simply stating that it can happen by accident. srv is perfectly capable of it, he could do anything, he was the greatest. i can only wish to play guitar like he did. :)
LoWeSiE123 2 years ago
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That was David Sanborn who introduced him. Two legends.
jamiejamie01010 2 years ago
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jamiejamie01010 2 years ago
GOOD GOD!
What a hell of a jam those guys had goin on there!
matlock12c 2 years ago
Now that was beautifully funky. He plays extremely well with these guys.
debbietuna 2 years ago
I'm a big Hiram Bullock fan too, check him out with Steve Jordan backing James Brown on Letterman in 1982, kind of a bookend with this clip.
jayscott49 2 years ago
Honestly ,this is the most funky i have evere heard Stevie Ray Vaughn.The band really lays down a nice grove for him to play and sing over.I seriously doubt his regular back-up band could match these seasoned musicians.I wonder what his career would have been like had he had a group of guys like these to back him up .WOW
shango2011 2 years ago
Honestly ,this is the most funky i have ever heard Stevie ray vaughn.The band really sets a nice grove for him.I seriously doubt if his regular back-up band can match the soul and grove of these seasoned musicians.I wonder what his career would have been like had these guys been his regular back-up band .WOW
shango2011 2 years ago 2
BLOWS ME AWAY!!!
im1dc 2 years ago
this has more energy than with double trouble??
lyntonio 3 years ago
Fuckin' great. I never tire of this clip. Love 3:53, Stevie and Hiram gettin down with their bad selves. Hiram and the gang are better than Double Trouble. God bless you Stevie!!
tpep55 3 years ago
I'm a jazz cat & a bebopper, never heard of SRV at all. I used to watch Night Music after I got home from my Sunday night gig for lit two years. Nobody I every talk to has ever heard of it. I remember seeing this and being blown away.
You know, I saw Hendrix live at Winterland when I was a kid. The thought crossed my mind that there was Jimi influence but Stevie's raw energy told me he was the real deal.
Imagine those two cats jammin' in heaven! Great clip thanx for postin'.
claryscat 3 years ago 30
Sheeeat, why he gone? Toooo good.
lindenhu 3 years ago 7
Far out, stevies on fire. Aside from that his playing is amazing, i love his funk / blues style
eatme765wes 3 years ago 16
@eatme765wes I agree that would be one jam to see indeed! C+RIP
csinner63 5 months ago
i think that for most of the people there in this viedeo this was one of theire beautifull day in theire lives.They looks like they have a lot of fun TOO FUN!
psyboyboy 3 years ago
This song is amazing and the night music band made it pretty sweet too. Stevie's playing is just amazing like always and the band is loving being able to play with him. Notice how the bassist breaks a string. And it's cool that he shows Stevie that he broke it too. It's funny hearing and seeing Crossfire without Stevie's signature string pull. Anyway thanks for the upload. R.I.P. Stevie!!!!!
csi2448 3 years ago 6
yeah merd if ya look at the end of the vid i think the bass player actually presents the sting to stevie...lol..this is one of the best
stevie vids ive ever seen... he is in the moment...god rest his soul..but not for too long he needs to JAM! I will never let anyone forget SRV :)
zoinks7 3 years ago 3
Yeah I tought i'd recognised Omar Hakim, damn great stuff!!
damagedrummer 3 years ago
ooh nice!!
paulefty 3 years ago
that harmonic at 0:41 is ridiculous
ephramtherabbit 3 years ago
who the heck deleted my comment, I just said bassist broke a string, you can notice it at the end(he pulls it with his hands after the song)
MerdtheNerd 3 years ago 2
damn that show was great!!
jeansbass 3 years ago
oh shit, he did, wo
leadguitarmtl 3 years ago
he did?...when?!
leadguitarmtl 3 years ago
bassist broke a string. cool
thailow117 3 years ago
Wow!!! Such a groovy and full of energy version of the song!!! It gives me the shivers!!!
WB2110 4 years ago 4
Nice boots SRV !
Need the same!
CortEz92400 4 years ago
oohhhhh bluesy RIP SRV
mickdee06 4 years ago 2
como le pega el batero por dios :O!!!!!!!!!!!
jaguarherido 4 years ago
who is the bass player?
Dappidu 4 years ago
SRV the best ever
jonkontant 4 years ago 2
The band brought their 'A game'! They are stoked to play with Stevie, It's obvious.
muZicMan1234 4 years ago 8
Great post:)5*****
Cameragirl803 4 years ago
Damn . . . the other band members were totally into Stevie's playing! Great video!
okgal888 4 years ago 6
whoa!! man, this guy could kill you with a guitar bend if he wanted.
thanks for posting bobby!
scobian80 4 years ago 4
holy shit is that omar hakim on drums??
shkali1 4 years ago 2
yes
malcolm1210 4 years ago
that man made magic in special efx
shkali1 4 years ago
Yes, Omar was the drummer for Night Music for a while. And a bad ass at that.
soblueimblack 4 years ago
Possibly the only time you'll ever see a bass player break a string....jammin' with SRV.
VRokker 4 years ago 8
Yeah man, with SRv it's sure that you'll will crazy...
Dappidu 4 years ago 2
you mean to tell me that bassist broke one of his strings, well true it could only happen when playing Funk-Blues with SRV
Hitmanfan91 4 years ago 5
Yeah, I saw this when it first aired on T.V. Watch at the end of the song and you'll notice the bassist pulling the string out to show Stevie.
I miss the power he put into his music.
VRokker 4 years ago 5
checkout the totally wicked right hand downstrokes at 3:09-3:11, whew gives me the gooseflesh
ElmoLewiss 4 years ago
srv sounds great with a black band !
stratocastermojo 4 years ago
im sorry but since when did it matter what race you were, when could black musicians suddenly so things white people couldn't, they have more power in their voices and im guessing have better natural dancing rhythm, but im sure a White band could do this just as well
Hitmanfan91 4 years ago 2
Ive never seen Double Trouble drive SRV this much, sometimes I think Chris Layton lascks dynamics and power in his playing.
stratocastermojo 4 years ago
yea well thats true LOL, he seems so "half-hearted" about his playing, you see him live and he looks like he doesn't want to be there, very talented but no passion like the drummer here
Hitmanfan91 4 years ago
and i wasn't saying Double Trouble inparticular could play as good as this I was mentioning white people in general because the message i got from you was that "only a black band could pull that off", but still now you compare Double Trouble to these guys i agree, this bands Soul, Jazz and Funk Style goes well SRVs Texas-Blues ryhthm
Hitmanfan91 4 years ago
SRV plays Blues-Rock and has elements of Rock 'n'Roll, Pyschadelic Rock, Progressive Rock, Jazz Fusion, Soul and Funk all in his music no matter what band hes with and if were still alive i think if he were to go into that dominant area of Blues, Soul, Jazz and Funk with a backup band like this he could've created a whole new style of music
Hitmanfan91 4 years ago
Thats true. SRV really had a sense of funk in some of his playing and I think this band amplifies that. I probably worded my original post wrong, but I think the groove of this band suits him well.
stratocastermojo 4 years ago
good to know
Hitmanfan91 4 years ago
I say screw color. I live in the heart of the south. I'd say no matter what color you are youre gonna have the blues. the man can play. but i'll tell you that this man is just playing. when he's with tommy and layton. he's fucking rocking. Who couldn't play with him. you got a guitarist who can play. any band can get up and play with him.
americanstrat98 4 years ago 3
very true but he just sounds so amazing and unique with a Funk band, thats my two favourite genres meeting thats why i love this so much
Hitmanfan91 4 years ago
its pretty ironic we see David Sanborn AKA one of the greatest saxophonists of all time at the start, because this performance with a horn section in it would be perfect, and this song actually has horns in it aswell
Hitmanfan91 4 years ago
Yeah I agree, color should have nothing to do with music. He was a master of the blues no matter what color he was. This band does fucking rock though!!!
guitarthroat 4 years ago 3
Steveie was a black man. According to B.B. King. I'll take his word on it! peace on,,,,,,,,,,,,,
peaceonearth777 4 years ago 3
Orgasmic.
Xochiquetzal2006 4 years ago
thank you for taking the time to share this with the rest of us! This band is simply SMOKIN
inharmonymusic 5 years ago
Thank You Nightmusic posters. I miss this show.
Metrice555 5 years ago
min 00:41!!!
Rumplestiltskin7 5 years ago
Great screaming harmonic!! :-)
DangerousBastard 5 years ago