THIS IS THE MAN ..... where all the good things are these days ??? =\ hey guys help me please watch my vids in my channel and leave me a comment to help me pleeeeeeeeease ..... i got to post more vids .... and some cover =D THANKS
The guitar he is playing belonged to a friend of mine who was SRV's assistant. Stevie liked it because it was like the one Hendrix used on the cover of the lp Jimi Hendrix film. Stevie played it so hard that he broke the neck on it too many times and his tech was unable to repair it , so they ended up donating it to the Dallas Hard Rock Cafe. I do not think they have it on display anymore in Dallas since they tore down the original building on Mckinney ave.
@TXMusiciansMuseum nobody cares, you look like a bitch who only wants attention. All of us came to this vid. just to (watch and) listen to SRV. So fuck off with your fancy details and knowledge.
@andros1984 That takes some bone-crushing finger strength. I mean he played with .13 gauge strings but a 12-string acoustic is something else man. SRV is a legend
I feel so fortunate to have grown up in the 1980's when there was good music like this to listen to and MTV actually played music. That's right! MTV did stand for music television. Now it stands for miserable television. Kids today have no idea what good music is. They think good music is Katy Perry and Justin Beiber
Stevie Ray is the best electric blues rock guitarists EVER. He has inspired me to learn guitar and if I can get to play 1% as good as he I will be able to die happy
srv as a man, I find inspiration in many of the songs that you sung at Concord Privillian every year.I still miss every day that you're gone and not playing music. Love you with all my heart. -Dave Martin
i've listened to srv since i was knee high to a grass hopper and though i have searched and searched i haven't found anything close the talent he possessed in one hand in any performer since him. they may good at what they do, but stevie and his music are the epitome of class and power. with such a small amount of time, in my opinion, he changed the music world forever.
I'm so crazy about this kind of music,when i go to school and i hear everybody listening to lady gaga,justin bieber etc. it me wanna kill them !!!!!!!!!
the man does not get enough credit for his singing. He could have been a front man without the guitar. so needless to say with the guitar...forget it. Just the best.
dude SRV is the only one who could make the worlds greatest classical guitarists go "how the fuck does he hammer on a 12 string so many times so easy??!!?!" lol
@MrBramDorper Santana, like SRV and Jimmy Hendrix, has a style that is instantly recognizable. Santana has lost some of his virtuousity with age but his soul still comes screaming through his playing of every song. So yes, Santana .... really. Santana's Marathon album is one that should be checked out for more of a "rock" sound.
@movieuhguy Just as thick if not even thicker! I have to find the link I have on my computer somewhere, but Stevie broke the neck on this guitar sometime after this performance because his hands are THAT strong! MINDBLOWING just thinking about it!!
You can hear a few of my guitar influences in my LavaSmokeChile Jam. Stevie comes through loud and clear in my (his?) opening riff. Feel free to check it out and drop me a line! Thank God that Stevie had a chance to spread his music and philosophies throughout the world . . .
My video response is a collage of licks that I've incorporated into one composition. The reason why I feature it here is because the opening guitar part is similar to the guitar riff that Stevie uses in Pride and Joy. Although it isn't "acoustic" I chose to post my video here because the electric Youtube video has too many video responses!
only a sweet girl like me (lol) could fantasize about a dream-boat singing a love song for his girl that strongly. if only there were more Stevie's in the world =) tehehehe
a lot of ppl don't even register his voice, cuz he's numero juan...SRV was a fine chanter of a sawng...eg: Life without you, Uk import ...the quadruple album...
HAHA! I was playing a guild 12-string guitar the other day playing this song... then, i saw the video and was like "holy crap! i played the same song and same style guitar as him and didn't know he did it until now"! great minds think alike! haha
I'm probably the only person commenting who is a fan of Stevie Ray Vaughan AND Justin Bieber.
If it weren't for Hanson and the Backstreet Boys when I was growing up in the 90's, I probably wouldn't have much interest in music. My taste only grew into something deep and complex, because it progressed and developed based on simpler tastes. Even now, I'll flick from David Bowie to The Living End to Snoop Dogg and back to Led Zeppelin. Music is music, there isn't good or bad. It's all subjective.
@pipsqueek14 Well to be honest anyone who can play guitar can play a 12 string. But its really impossible to master a 12 stringer like it seems he and Jimmy Page have.
@jimbob32292 yeah but playing on a acoutic guitar is a little harder cause the strings are usually a little thicker. and playing this kind of music is also pretty hard on a 12 string.
@pipsqueek14 Well its all about experience man. To be honest yes acoustic strings are thicker and harder also a reason for that is because they are bronze instead of nickel. But you got to also remember Stairway was played on a 12 string, which is one of the best chord progressing songs of all time. I'm just saying all the guitar gods can go from a 12 to a 6 to a 7 to an 8 string if they wanted and pretty easily. Especially guys like this.
@pipsqueek14 the thing i preferably love about the acoustic, and this proves it, you really can hide your mistakes on an electric behind distortion. On an acoustic, especially 12 strings, the fretboard doesnt bend as easily, and you have to make sure each of your notes sound individualy, or else it sounds like shit
@nofxrulez1 However he's a madman.. Playing with 13 gauges, and at a point in time 18 gauge for his High E! No doubt he's crushing finger strength allows this to contain all the "essence" of what he needs.
@BkkCheesepie Yeah he played with 13's but always tuned down half a step making them more like 12's. But still...god damn lol using heavy jazz type strings to play blues like that...incredible
i fell honored to be able to pass this type of music on when i have kids like my dad did, so they know what music really is when done right. live on stevie ray, live on.
Rudemood I am 13 and the best bands to me is 1- rush,2- stevie ray Vaughn,3-foreigner, pop sucks tits I am a musician I've been playing guitar for 8 years and I was inspired by the classical rock and blues. People keep bothering me why I don't like modern music well the answer to that question is... Watch Stevie ray Vaughn
Another legend lost to the gods,RIP stevie, his time on earth was short lived but the sounds will live on, to the up and coming learners of today so you begginers feel the soul, when your conffident let it rip and see what you come up with. This man here has a really hard hand shake .Thats why 010s is his favorite strings
i was very lucky to be at this taping which also included Satriani's Unplugged taping. i sat about five feet from Stevie on his left. over the years i was even luckier to have had the ability to follow his tour around the East Coast for several years, culminating in his last show for me at Jones beach in NY. He has touched me like no other musician ever has and he is sorely missed. Havent seen Bonnamassa yet but I hear he is close.
This guy was just so ridiculous. He would put to shame every guitar hero of today. This music grabs ne from the guts and I cant do anything about it....
wow... I remember being blown away by this... 12 string played like a simple 6 string. Awesome yet makes me want to throw my guitar away at the same time! :)
I absolutely love this song! it reminds me of my Dad, Stevie died when I was 2, Never got the actual chance to see him perform. But I feel like I was sort of at one of his concerts since my Dad took my Mom to one when she was pregnant with me. lol
I remember exactly where and when I first heard Stevie. In fact, I remember which way I was facing in my singer's room when he put it on the turntable. It was incredible, and it had a permanent effect on the way I feel about music. Back then, there was a tangible danger that fake dance-shit would just take over, and the idea of releasing a roots blues album was career suicide.
Sound familiar? Good; make some heartfelt music and fight back. :)
We've started a youtube channel to get real music back. Our plan is to gain subscribers, and have bands sending us demos. We'll feature the best songs on our channel, so people can stay updated on new bands.....this tried to be done before with another youtube page getmusicbacktv but they were very biased and ultimately the movement failed. this time we will accept from all genres in order to get new bands signed
I feel so fortunate to have grown up in the 1980's when there was good music like this to listen to and MTV actually played music. That's right! MTV did stand for music television. Now it stands for miserable television. Kids today have no idea what good music is. They think good music is Katy Perry and Justin Beiber
Stevie Ray is the best electric blues rock guitarists EVER. He has inspired me to learn guitar and if I can get to play 1% as good as he I will be able to die happy
@rudemood2011 i sometimes wish i was growin up in the 80s as well,.. I LOVE rock !!!!!!! and im 15. Van Halen is my favorite band,..i wish i could marry Eddie Van Halen.
@rudemood2011 You should really be more careful when making such a broad accusation such as the one u made about every kid and their music. I'm 17 and I'm here, aren't I? Every single one of my friends listens to this.
@rudemood2011 Yeah well not all kids think good music is Katy Perry and Justin Beiber. Here's one that loves blues, country, rock, jazz and actually everything that's old and played with real instruments. But you're right. Lot's people my age consider computer-technic stuff as music. A pity, because this is good!
@rudemood2011 And what's more - Stevie, God bless his soul, had such a generous spirit that he would encourage you to surpass him. It's all about the music for the real musicians out there; not only is he a master at what he does, he redefined the power blues. And if you think about it: he had such flawless technique and style, that he would put most shredders today to shame - him - a BLUESMAN!
@DanteGuitar And that's the thing right there - a good deal of people who spend time learning the guitar can shred, but it takes real emotion to convey the blues.
@MrCarbohydrate79 You can't teach soul like that. Take Guthrie Govan - one of my heroes - that man can play ANYTHING to throw at him, but he could never ever play Stevie with the same passion and intensity, even though he can nail it down to the intonation, inflexions, etc. Check that, NOBODY can fucking play Stevie, he used strings so thick you'd cut yourself by looking at them. I wonder if he snapped strings AFTER he changed gauges to ".ridiculous".
@rudemood2011 I agree whole heartedly. I'm 19 and coming through High school was rough for me, cuz every time we went anywhere it was always lady gaga and shit like that that we listened to. When I finally got my license it was my turn, so we listened to SRV, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Muddy Waters, BB King, and Buddy Guy. Needless to say, not too many people continued to ride with me to the party.lol
@rudemood2011 "stevie ray is the best EVER" ... You're able to have your personal opinion, but that does not make it a fact. You blind fanatics have to stop stating OPINIONS as FACTS. I for one love SRV, however its ONLY a personal preference. It changes from people to people and if you believe for even a second that YOUR TASTE is "the right" then you sir have no education whatsoever. Stating that you're right, means everyone else's wrong. This said, you have no respect towards other people.
@Taikamya SRV is the best EVER!!!!!! That's why my comment has 95 votes up. It did have 96 until you voted it down but that's ok becuase you're a idiot
why is there a justin beiber on every video? seriously what the fuck. when a comment about justin bieber is on a 1990 acoustic stevie ray vaughan video its time to stop. all you naive people are doing is spreading the word about him, so fuckwits will look up videos of him and further propel is youtube views higher than this video. if you idiots cant work this out for yourself, im starting to think you guys work for that stupid kid. shut the fuck up give it a fucking rest...
@zeLudoo The point is, that he had always beaten the strings and not just scratched them. Every stroke got its power. Same result if you listen to ACDC stuff. If you wanna get there than you have to give all necessary power to every single note you're playin. That's what he did.
THIS IS THE MAN ..... where all the good things are these days ??? =\ hey guys help me please watch my vids in my channel and leave me a comment to help me pleeeeeeeeease ..... i got to post more vids .... and some cover =D THANKS
AruaVB 1 week ago
Wow..
TuckerIrwin 2 weeks ago
ok.but it still sux
TR1PLES1CX 1 month ago
is this on an album?
Fenderbaby2 1 month ago
mtv unplugged, had it on vcr just amazing
Revrendrock 1 month ago
@Revrendrock VHS
cobaltdrifter09 1 week ago
this is amazing
AlexxAndHisGuitar 1 month ago
1:48 no one could play that solo and not miss a single note except for stevie
arachnidman8eyes 1 month ago
where did this recording come from?
soundersfan530 1 month ago
a 12 sting wow one reason why he is considered the greatest of all time
halldavid0751 1 month ago
this makes my ears happy
joyinov 1 month ago 4
seeing him on guitar makes me hate being a drummer!
dmay18r6 1 month ago
@dmay18r6 seeing him on guitar makes me stick to being a drummer!!
shazmeister2005 1 month ago
I hope that guitar is still played to this day... for him.
tonyrosam 1 month ago
I'm thirteen listen to SRV, Ozzy, Black sabbath, GNR, and AC/DC. I play all of those band's songs on guitar. I'll never be as good as Stevie though.
brandingm3 1 month ago
@brandingm3 cool story bro
beaco1989 4 weeks ago
I wish there were more recordings of just SRV and an acoustic guitar....he is surely rockin up in heaven though!
peterbiltroy 2 months ago
"I'd like to dedicate this to my 1963 Fender Stratocaster" -SRV
mindeloman 2 months ago
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mindeloman 2 months ago
WHY DO ALL THE GREATS DIE YOUNG.
TR1PLES1CX 2 months ago
@TR1PLES1CX - "The star that shines twice as bright, lives half as long."
adaptiveagile 2 months ago 2
@ fmg182
Well, than why don't you just watch the video instead of crying like a little girl about everyone else's comments..
TXMusiciansMuseum 2 months ago
Chills.
goofybusciut 2 months ago
If you haven't already search Joanne Shaw Taylor - very big SRV fan, big influence of hers and really good young guitarist =)
smiffy01564 2 months ago
MTV unplugged?? I never knew MTV played music
rudemood2011 2 months ago 4
"Boo!"
-Robert Johnson
CultofAdonis 2 months ago 2
The best
juevale 2 months ago
The guitar he is playing belonged to a friend of mine who was SRV's assistant. Stevie liked it because it was like the one Hendrix used on the cover of the lp Jimi Hendrix film. Stevie played it so hard that he broke the neck on it too many times and his tech was unable to repair it , so they ended up donating it to the Dallas Hard Rock Cafe. I do not think they have it on display anymore in Dallas since they tore down the original building on Mckinney ave.
TXMusiciansMuseum 2 months ago
@TXMusiciansMuseum nobody cares, you look like a bitch who only wants attention. All of us came to this vid. just to (watch and) listen to SRV. So fuck off with your fancy details and knowledge.
fmg182 2 months ago
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@fmg182
Well, than why don't you just watch the video instead of crying like a little girl about everyone else's comments
TXMusiciansMuseum 1 month ago
Mother fuck the fuck out of mother fuckin helicopters..... .....mother fuckers
NakedDave2010 2 months ago
i couldnt do this and sing
Cystics 2 months ago
With a 12 string folks. For those that know acoustics, that takes some trained hands.
andros1984 3 months ago
@andros1984 That takes some bone-crushing finger strength. I mean he played with .13 gauge strings but a 12-string acoustic is something else man. SRV is a legend
V3niceKing 3 months ago
do you people have any idea how hard it is to do those bends on a 12 string acoustic!? holy stinking flying cow shit! SRV IS AMAZING!
deadleppards76 3 months ago
This is the reason i bought a Guild 12 string!!!
PILPEZ 3 months ago
Dude! with a twelve string! This is Awesome :)
ErikLavine123 3 months ago
q buen videoo locoo LA VERDA EL MEJOR...
fariver98 3 months ago
I feel so fortunate to have grown up in the 1980's when there was good music like this to listen to and MTV actually played music. That's right! MTV did stand for music television. Now it stands for miserable television. Kids today have no idea what good music is. They think good music is Katy Perry and Justin Beiber
Stevie Ray is the best electric blues rock guitarists EVER. He has inspired me to learn guitar and if I can get to play 1% as good as he I will be able to die happy
rudemood2011 3 months ago
What sets SRV apart? Passion, filling every note with everything in one's heart and soul.
Ibleedredwhiteandblu 3 months ago
RIP WE LOVE YOU SRV!!!!!
RecklessTruth 3 months ago
srv as a man, I find inspiration in many of the songs that you sung at Concord Privillian every year.I still miss every day that you're gone and not playing music. Love you with all my heart. -Dave Martin
kimmartin1000 3 months ago
Happy birthday SRV
chabon89 3 months ago
i've listened to srv since i was knee high to a grass hopper and though i have searched and searched i haven't found anything close the talent he possessed in one hand in any performer since him. they may good at what they do, but stevie and his music are the epitome of class and power. with such a small amount of time, in my opinion, he changed the music world forever.
apduvall 3 months ago
I'm so crazy about this kind of music,when i go to school and i hear everybody listening to lady gaga,justin bieber etc. it me wanna kill them !!!!!!!!!
rockplay100 4 months ago
what a great performance by SRV! i wanna play 12 string like that haha
dannyplaysmusic 4 months ago
thanks for posting this - I play 12 string too, but only wish I could come close to playing like him ;D
mscdbran 4 months ago
stevie ray was the fucking man
savagesteve1 4 months ago
Well I guess I'm the only from entire school that listen to SRV,BB King etc.
rockplay100 4 months ago
the man does not get enough credit for his singing. He could have been a front man without the guitar. so needless to say with the guitar...forget it. Just the best.
guypl0919 4 months ago
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RyanSchachter1 4 months ago
one of my faverites
BarnGein 4 months ago
fuck helicopters
lilstunna805 4 months ago 157
I like to think Stevie Ray Vaughn will have a second coming when the world is actually ready for his awesomeness.
YouCanCallMeCharlz 4 months ago
@YouCanCallMeCharlz like jesus??? oh wait stevies better so he better come first !!!! lol
ilikefooooooood 4 months ago
C'est encore plus génial en acoustique !!
BigBluesMama §:-)
lilrolter 4 months ago
This version sounds like hes sitting in the next room or something.. Amazing player..
TheDilligan 4 months ago
God I miss him.
erykl777 5 months ago 2
Hard to believe it's been 21 yrs ago today that we lost Stevie Ray. Rock on in heaven bro!
woodfam66 5 months ago 3
@woodfam66 also weird that today, right now i had the weird urge to listen to stevie ray vaughan
dirosaga 5 months ago
dude SRV is the only one who could make the worlds greatest classical guitarists go "how the fuck does he hammer on a 12 string so many times so easy??!!?!" lol
Troy110891 5 months ago
@MrBramDorper Santana, like SRV and Jimmy Hendrix, has a style that is instantly recognizable. Santana has lost some of his virtuousity with age but his soul still comes screaming through his playing of every song. So yes, Santana .... really. Santana's Marathon album is one that should be checked out for more of a "rock" sound.
mjlastshot23 5 months ago
check out my electric cover of this song please
urlovedbeetle 5 months ago
@MrBramDorper hes quite a decent guitar player
arachnidman8eyes 5 months ago
the world would simply combust if SRV hendrix and carlos santana were playing together the earth couldnt handle that level of awesomeness
arachnidman8eyes 5 months ago
If stevie played thick gauges on electric guitar what do you think those babies are?
movieuhguy 5 months ago
@movieuhguy Just as thick if not even thicker! I have to find the link I have on my computer somewhere, but Stevie broke the neck on this guitar sometime after this performance because his hands are THAT strong! MINDBLOWING just thinking about it!!
csi2448 5 months ago
You can hear a few of my guitar influences in my LavaSmokeChile Jam. Stevie comes through loud and clear in my (his?) opening riff. Feel free to check it out and drop me a line! Thank God that Stevie had a chance to spread his music and philosophies throughout the world . . .
lavasmokechile 5 months ago
SRV is the MAN !!!!!
sakutasu 5 months ago
My video response is a collage of licks that I've incorporated into one composition. The reason why I feature it here is because the opening guitar part is similar to the guitar riff that Stevie uses in Pride and Joy. Although it isn't "acoustic" I chose to post my video here because the electric Youtube video has too many video responses!
lavasmokechile 5 months ago
only a sweet girl like me (lol) could fantasize about a dream-boat singing a love song for his girl that strongly. if only there were more Stevie's in the world =) tehehehe
LnBwhiteyG 5 months ago
Blues legend....
YodaBannon 5 months ago
1:48 Go Stevie Go!!! :D
lexriani 5 months ago
a lot of ppl don't even register his voice, cuz he's numero juan...SRV was a fine chanter of a sawng...eg: Life without you, Uk import ...the quadruple album...
makemeateeshirt 5 months ago
pride and joy with 12 strings or you're crazy or you're stevie ;)
aleblink1988 5 months ago
HAHA! I was playing a guild 12-string guitar the other day playing this song... then, i saw the video and was like "holy crap! i played the same song and same style guitar as him and didn't know he did it until now"! great minds think alike! haha
MrGuitarboy97 5 months ago
Ahh... Stevie playing some awesome 12- string acoustic....it don't get better than that. He was amazing.
ladybluluv 5 months ago
LOVING THIS SONG AND STEVIE RAY
MrsBwwjd 5 months ago
taken way before his time like most of the greats imagine what he coulda done with anoother 20 years under his belt
namey420 5 months ago 2
Music can be subjective, but still you can tell what is good and what is bad!!!
Cotjones 5 months ago 3
SRV y su música iluminan el alma.
srvandroos 6 months ago
Yet another masterful piece by SRV. I can't believe this was only a few months before Stevie died
Glockenator 6 months ago
this song is what love is all about!!!!! and it has awesome guitar's in it sweet!!!!
2636sabres 6 months ago
I'm probably the only person commenting who is a fan of Stevie Ray Vaughan AND Justin Bieber.
If it weren't for Hanson and the Backstreet Boys when I was growing up in the 90's, I probably wouldn't have much interest in music. My taste only grew into something deep and complex, because it progressed and developed based on simpler tastes. Even now, I'll flick from David Bowie to The Living End to Snoop Dogg and back to Led Zeppelin. Music is music, there isn't good or bad. It's all subjective.
jkeeversphone 6 months ago
@jkeeversphone amen brother
doctorrockerr 5 months ago
Check out Stevie on "First we take manhattan" the Jennifer Warnes version, makes the hair on the back of your neck stand up!
busterrabbit 6 months ago
Stevie is the hands down all-time greatest guitarist. Im 24 and i was raised on stevie. RIP
MegaRaidernation 6 months ago
We miss you man!
mdandrea39 6 months ago
The day Stevie died, I sat in my room, staring at his poster on the wall, and drank myself stupid....he was a guitar god. RIP SRV!
dudeacus 6 months ago
Anyone who dislikes this has no taste in music at all.
murderdoll9191 6 months ago
@AndreaDeRegis MTV unplugged. I think in 1990
jakobmichaelcarson 7 months ago
wow.
i cant even play it on a electric 6 string
pipsqueek14 7 months ago 2
@pipsqueek14 Well to be honest anyone who can play guitar can play a 12 string. But its really impossible to master a 12 stringer like it seems he and Jimmy Page have.
jimbob32292 7 months ago
@jimbob32292 yeah but playing on a acoutic guitar is a little harder cause the strings are usually a little thicker. and playing this kind of music is also pretty hard on a 12 string.
pipsqueek14 7 months ago
@pipsqueek14 Well its all about experience man. To be honest yes acoustic strings are thicker and harder also a reason for that is because they are bronze instead of nickel. But you got to also remember Stairway was played on a 12 string, which is one of the best chord progressing songs of all time. I'm just saying all the guitar gods can go from a 12 to a 6 to a 7 to an 8 string if they wanted and pretty easily. Especially guys like this.
jimbob32292 7 months ago
@jimbob32292 yeah. its just a little trickyer
pipsqueek14 7 months ago
@pipsqueek14 the thing i preferably love about the acoustic, and this proves it, you really can hide your mistakes on an electric behind distortion. On an acoustic, especially 12 strings, the fretboard doesnt bend as easily, and you have to make sure each of your notes sound individualy, or else it sounds like shit
nofxrulez1 7 months ago
@nofxrulez1 yup. youre right
pipsqueek14 7 months ago
@nofxrulez1 However he's a madman.. Playing with 13 gauges, and at a point in time 18 gauge for his High E! No doubt he's crushing finger strength allows this to contain all the "essence" of what he needs.
BkkCheesepie 7 months ago
@BkkCheesepie Yeah but it was part of his sound. A thicker strings has more substance i.e. more tone to give to the pickup and the to the audience.
tomtomomelley 6 months ago
@BkkCheesepie Yeah he played with 13's but always tuned down half a step making them more like 12's. But still...god damn lol using heavy jazz type strings to play blues like that...incredible
OvertheHills821 6 months ago
clapton can kiss my ass, he had NOTHING on stevie!!! RIP.........
sam3dpg 7 months ago
i fell honored to be able to pass this type of music on when i have kids like my dad did, so they know what music really is when done right. live on stevie ray, live on.
alpenglowRG11 7 months ago 2
21 people have no clue
LARRYCORY1 7 months ago 2
he IS the blues
cheaprum 7 months ago
I think it was satriani that followed him this was the opening act and I love satriani but you could see the look of HTF do I follow that WTF
Spartan488to300 7 months ago
him and hendrix r the only 2 that make me stop and just say how the fuck r they that good
namey420 7 months ago 2
SRV > Clapton
0Notdeadyet0 7 months ago 3
his voice is the best ive ever heard live oh and his guitar skills are fucking amazing
guitarfreakyeah18 7 months ago
Cómo tocaba este tipo, por dios!!! Nunca me cansaré de escuchar a este monstruo de la guitarra, del blues, de la música.
A mi es el tipo que más me gusta como guitarrista de todos los que he visto hasta ahora.
clonwolkowin 7 months ago
21 people tried but failed the 12 strings
Emoidiot187 8 months ago 3
Rudemood I am 13 and the best bands to me is 1- rush,2- stevie ray Vaughn,3-foreigner, pop sucks tits I am a musician I've been playing guitar for 8 years and I was inspired by the classical rock and blues. People keep bothering me why I don't like modern music well the answer to that question is... Watch Stevie ray Vaughn
mwjones1213 8 months ago
Another legend lost to the gods,RIP stevie, his time on earth was short lived but the sounds will live on, to the up and coming learners of today so you begginers feel the soul, when your conffident let it rip and see what you come up with. This man here has a really hard hand shake .Thats why 010s is his favorite strings
sharonpen1 8 months ago
i was very lucky to be at this taping which also included Satriani's Unplugged taping. i sat about five feet from Stevie on his left. over the years i was even luckier to have had the ability to follow his tour around the East Coast for several years, culminating in his last show for me at Jones beach in NY. He has touched me like no other musician ever has and he is sorely missed. Havent seen Bonnamassa yet but I hear he is close.
marty7433 8 months ago
This guy was just ridiculous. He would put to shame every guitar hero of today. This music grabs ne from the guts and I cant do anything about it....
alberu 8 months ago
This guy was just so ridiculous. He would put to shame every guitar hero of today. This music grabs ne from the guts and I cant do anything about it....
alberu 8 months ago
you can hear his rings clash against the guitar. great show!
DJBBQ 8 months ago
wow... I remember being blown away by this... 12 string played like a simple 6 string. Awesome yet makes me want to throw my guitar away at the same time! :)
firelawn74 8 months ago
PURE LEGEND
TheVigilanteMan 8 months ago
I'm his sweet little thing, and he;s my little lover boy !!
KDLUSA1 8 months ago
I would sell my soul to the devil to be able to play guitar this well!
okiksapa1 8 months ago
I absolutely love this song! it reminds me of my Dad, Stevie died when I was 2, Never got the actual chance to see him perform. But I feel like I was sort of at one of his concerts since my Dad took my Mom to one when she was pregnant with me. lol
MissBarbiiLee 8 months ago
I remember exactly where and when I first heard Stevie. In fact, I remember which way I was facing in my singer's room when he put it on the turntable. It was incredible, and it had a permanent effect on the way I feel about music. Back then, there was a tangible danger that fake dance-shit would just take over, and the idea of releasing a roots blues album was career suicide.
Sound familiar? Good; make some heartfelt music and fight back. :)
MrZardoz777 8 months ago
im glad i dont have to pay to watch this clip because id be broke by now
hydroman114 8 months ago 40
My most favorite piece of music.....love it!
CathyJoRN 8 months ago
I agree zeLudoo, undeniable proof that tone's in the fingers.
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GetYourMusicNoticed 8 months ago
I feel so fortunate to have grown up in the 1980's when there was good music like this to listen to and MTV actually played music. That's right! MTV did stand for music television. Now it stands for miserable television. Kids today have no idea what good music is. They think good music is Katy Perry and Justin Beiber
Stevie Ray is the best electric blues rock guitarists EVER. He has inspired me to learn guitar and if I can get to play 1% as good as he I will be able to die happy
rudemood2011 9 months ago 103
Without question, SRV is my guitar hero.
I miss him every day, every time I play on my guitar.
triplexxxsatyr 8 months ago
@rudemood2011 dude like really not everyone likes them the majority might but there is still a HUGE ammount of rock fans
themanchild27 8 months ago
@rudemood2011 i sometimes wish i was growin up in the 80s as well,.. I LOVE rock !!!!!!! and im 15. Van Halen is my favorite band,..i wish i could marry Eddie Van Halen.
heartofamustang123 8 months ago
@rudemood2011 You should really be more careful when making such a broad accusation such as the one u made about every kid and their music. I'm 17 and I'm here, aren't I? Every single one of my friends listens to this.
elconijo 8 months ago
@rudemood2011 you lucky bastard, you grew up in the 80s. I am so jealous. I was born way to late
hardrockman911 8 months ago
@rudemood2011 Yeah well not all kids think good music is Katy Perry and Justin Beiber. Here's one that loves blues, country, rock, jazz and actually everything that's old and played with real instruments. But you're right. Lot's people my age consider computer-technic stuff as music. A pity, because this is good!
TheIlona19 7 months ago
@rudemood2011 And what's more - Stevie, God bless his soul, had such a generous spirit that he would encourage you to surpass him. It's all about the music for the real musicians out there; not only is he a master at what he does, he redefined the power blues. And if you think about it: he had such flawless technique and style, that he would put most shredders today to shame - him - a BLUESMAN!
DanteGuitar 7 months ago
@DanteGuitar And that's the thing right there - a good deal of people who spend time learning the guitar can shred, but it takes real emotion to convey the blues.
Stevie was taken WAY too early.
MrCarbohydrate79 7 months ago
@MrCarbohydrate79 You can't teach soul like that. Take Guthrie Govan - one of my heroes - that man can play ANYTHING to throw at him, but he could never ever play Stevie with the same passion and intensity, even though he can nail it down to the intonation, inflexions, etc. Check that, NOBODY can fucking play Stevie, he used strings so thick you'd cut yourself by looking at them. I wonder if he snapped strings AFTER he changed gauges to ".ridiculous".
DanteGuitar 7 months ago
@rudemood2011 ....amen... he will allways live...
2468beaver 7 months ago
@rudemood2011 I agree whole heartedly. I'm 19 and coming through High school was rough for me, cuz every time we went anywhere it was always lady gaga and shit like that that we listened to. When I finally got my license it was my turn, so we listened to SRV, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Muddy Waters, BB King, and Buddy Guy. Needless to say, not too many people continued to ride with me to the party.lol
trumpetgod2010 6 months ago
@rudemood2011 it drives me nuts, im 17 and all of my friends listen to shitty rap and dubstep :/
chrispwns123456789 6 months ago
@rudemood2011
Not all kids, give us some credit, i'm 15 and eat sleep and breathe SRV.
austinw17 5 months ago 63
@austinw17 haha... i'm 11 and i play SRV. he and Jimi are my biggest influances...;-)
alexioutv 2 months ago 3
@austinw17 same here buddy i grew up to this music an di love it
arachnidman8eyes 1 month ago
@austinw17 stevie is great but look back at what came before him to find out how he learned to do this...and youll will be rewarded
arkee71 2 weeks ago 2
@rudemood2011 "stevie ray is the best EVER" ... You're able to have your personal opinion, but that does not make it a fact. You blind fanatics have to stop stating OPINIONS as FACTS. I for one love SRV, however its ONLY a personal preference. It changes from people to people and if you believe for even a second that YOUR TASTE is "the right" then you sir have no education whatsoever. Stating that you're right, means everyone else's wrong. This said, you have no respect towards other people.
Taikamya 5 months ago 2
@Taikamya SRV is the best EVER!!!!!! That's why my comment has 95 votes up. It did have 96 until you voted it down but that's ok becuase you're a idiot
rudemood2011 5 months ago 4
@rudemood2011 i dont think anyone with a sense of music likes katy perry or justin beiber. there fucking gay
ilikefooooooood 4 months ago
@ilikefooooooood agreed!
EricRusselHodgson 4 months ago
@rudemood2011 im 15 and i turned some of my friends on to stevie ray
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looksik 3 months ago
@looksik ik who that is all i listen to is this music i listen to nothing new at all
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Sly6035 3 months ago
Rest in peace Stevie, you will be missed greatly.
BEASTsykyesapologies 9 months ago 2
jesus, that makes me feel insecure about my guitar playing.
jleebesaw 9 months ago
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lambonastickdead 9 months ago 2
@lambonastickdead ( . Y o )
RR5GUITAR 9 months ago
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lambonastickdead 9 months ago
ive been learnin this song bit by bit lately, this video almost made me want to give up.... almost... that song is too freakin fun to play!!!!!!!
tristanblanded 9 months ago
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yamaha6nylon 9 months ago
absolutely amazing. if you don't like SRV, you don't like music. check out the vids for Albert King & Stevie Ray Vaughan In Session.
TheShwnshphrd 9 months ago
oomph.
killingj0ke23 9 months ago
why is there a justin beiber on every video? seriously what the fuck. when a comment about justin bieber is on a 1990 acoustic stevie ray vaughan video its time to stop. all you naive people are doing is spreading the word about him, so fuckwits will look up videos of him and further propel is youtube views higher than this video. if you idiots cant work this out for yourself, im starting to think you guys work for that stupid kid. shut the fuck up give it a fucking rest...
stratocaster5 9 months ago
I'm with Mikka !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
CarmeLita42 9 months ago
to the people who disliked this FUCK YOU
MolotovTNT 9 months ago
best blues/rock player that ever lived
dmonney123 9 months ago 2
Stevie Ray Vaughn: my point of reference when people poke fun of my soul patch
carpenj4 10 months ago 2
Even on an acoustic guitar he got a Stratocaster sound. Haha :D
zeLudoo 10 months ago 67
@zeLudoo no?
anarchyisfreedom2 9 months ago
@zeLudoo The Stratocaster is not Stevie, Stevie is the Stratocaster!!
o56kid 9 months ago
@zeLudoo Dude that is the Steviecaster sound.
The12Child 7 months ago 4
@zeLudoo The point is, that he had always beaten the strings and not just scratched them. Every stroke got its power. Same result if you listen to ACDC stuff. If you wanna get there than you have to give all necessary power to every single note you're playin. That's what he did.
tomtomomelley 6 months ago
@tomtomomelley Yeah, I know bro ;) It was for the joke ;p
zeLudoo 6 months ago
@zeLudoo Awesome comment, absolutely awesome comment. Respekt.
UNIGILD 6 months ago
I wonder if folks can appreciate how difficult it was to play that song on an acoustic. Stevie was the best..
lineygoblue 10 months ago 2