Ha. !!! Huh !!!! No doubt ! I met him in Austin Texas before he was signed on his 1rst. Record deal, and you’re right, he was pretty darn down to earth. Rock On !!!! Faubus

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Saw him on Austin City lights, a PBS show at the time. '87 I think... I was drunk, but OMG!!! White guy channels Jimmi?

Saw him at Lake Compounce weeks before he passed, we were both sober and he was Awesome. Flash and screaming!!

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHhhhaHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA ! HELL YEAAAAAAAAH !

Beautifully stated.

But, but, that's a soundcheck?

20m now

@@sandwormgod0189 Bad to the bone, always number one in playing THE GUITARIST IN MY WORLD, and his extraordinary vocals forever.🤠

20 million now Sucka 🤘🤠🤘

*all concerts 😂

It was better than most concerts back then too.

First time I’ve ever gotten chills from a ‘sound check’ 🙂 Rest In Peace, Stevie 🙏🏼

@@madsenmotorsports9950 thank you my feeling exactly.

@@cadeoneal8137 😂😂

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Tightest band ever...

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@Glasmania I have a friend who's a really good guitarist, and he said pretty much the same thing. I asked him to watch this, since I was amazed how they could all just be chilling, yawning, having their morning coffee, and then SRV goes off like a rocket and the band comes in as if it's nothing. My friend worships SRV, but he said that this isn't really surprising... they're all pros, and they've done this hundreds of times together, so it really is no big deal for them.

@Brass neck Yeah, and the lick already WAS the signal, and if you're a competent player and practiced together with them for long enough, that should lock you together with the band. Also, I doubt that the band didn't know which song they're going to start with lol.

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Dumble sss #006 is what you are hearing here..

Stevie was the best. Axel Rose would've cussed everyone out and left.

This Is A GREAT Story! Sounds Just Like Stevie - Great Work Ethic - Huge Heart - Cared Deeply About What He Gave To Other People!! To Say He Is Missed Is Like Saying Having Oxygen To Breathe Is "Handy"....

Saw SRV at Pine Knob in Michigan in 1987. Every note was just amazing. He didn't throw anything away. When he plays a line he enunciates every note. And each one, each little nuance of those notes, they are fried in your head, you can't turn away. As good a musical performance as I ever saw. Prince was up there. I am not really able to think of anyone else who came close. I've seen a lot of shows. He had gotten clean when I saw him, it was a very uplifting kind of vibe at that show. It was churchy. He wanted to testify, he seemed like he really wanted us to know he was grateful to be clean, to be playing music. He had stuff on his mind. A lot of gratitude. It felt really special, it was way more than just some blues guitar flamethrower show. He really transcended expectations.

I agree! ;)

foath mate

fastforward to the end then press replay

BOOM

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Stevie hated singing actually so he may disagree 😂

I wouldn't say best blues vocalist. But definitely one of the most excellent blues guitar and improvisational players ever. I hear him in John mayer a lot

It's kinda hard to notice his bad ass vocals over his bad ass, supernatural guitar abilities.

@@tariqbailey3306 Not the best but certainly at the top.

His voice was totally original.

So true

I feel like I’m watching Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Something about that cat. Did he come back just to play guitar and sing the blues? He’s shy. This sound check is gold! 💕

Correction, this soundcheck blows 90% of all music completely out of the water, and that number even seems low.

Story was he just woke up drank his whiskey with cocaine in it walked out started shredding. I'm so glad he had gotten clean.

@@TheSarahbeach100 😯 but he did love to party. That’s the end for some of us eh? Nonetheless, his talent usurped it all …until it didn’t 😔

Ya that is what I was thinking too. I know my fingers dont work like that. Its like he choose to lead with that song just to F with all the guitar players out there. I know he warmed up and hour or so before the show but still.

it is called muscle memory, look into it. Your body basically gets used to doing things that you really don't even have to think to them, SRV is a god but you have to remember he spent years playing and rehearsing.

Wouldn't you be more concerned if a professional player couldn't do this.. I don't get what you are amazed about

boonexy i know alot of pros than just cant hop out of bed and start, at least warm up a little

I mean, honestly, you can hear that he is rusty for a bit, but he's SRV, this seems like a very odd thing to be surprised about.

"You pimp lookin' wizard" You, Mr. Geisinger, have just added to my vocabulary.

Pimp looking wizard!! Lol! You win the internet!

True professionals all around

You literally had me snort water out my nose with that comment!😂😂

LOL!! Love it!!

Exactly, those guys were one. That fact allowed Stevie to just flow even more freely knowing Double Trouble and company were holding it down

Double trouble is very underrated. They're awesome

Agree 100%

FROM YAWN TO FULL THROTTLE. Nailed it you did!

It's my understanding that they recorded all of their albums as one, as in they didn't record the individual parts and overlay they just played like they would at a show and recorded it. That's tight right there, go listen with that in mind and it gives a new appreciation to the albums.

I would love to know where this took place. I saw him in ‘87 at the historic Alabama Theater in downtown Birmingham. Small, intimate theater. This set reminds me of it. Small stage, wooden theater seats.

@@BL-lh1mi Small world I'm in TTown and know exactly where that theater is located. Unfortunately I wasn't in attendance for that performance. I have seen some great concerts in Bham both at the bjcc and oak mountain over the years.

Amen to that.

I was never inside SRV's head, but sometimes there's no need or wish to impress anyone. You just play good because you can, it sounds good to you, you feel good doing it. I guess it's obvious SRV liked the blues lol granted, some guys are show offs, but SRV looks a lot more like he was feeling it than he was a show off

@@segueoyuri I agree with you totally and perhaps using the word impress was not the best choice meant it to mean playing without an audience where there isn't as much pressure perhaps. But yes SRV seemed to play by feeling and instinct guided by heart and soul.

HE DOES IT IN HIS SLEEP!

@ginger. Precisely my EXACT thought. Sweet comment. Long live SRV.

I had the honor to see him play 9 times so many years ago now. I still get goose bumps when I listen to his amazing tone, and the emotion he played with. He played one show at a Polish American Beach club in Mass. He was going to play with the Stray Cats, who didn't show up. He played for three hours. It started pouring rain at one point. He stopped playing the song (Come on), and started playing Texas Flood. It was the best show I ever saw. People screaming, ten feet from the stage, and me staring. He looked around while playing some amazing licks, and looked right at me. He gave a thumbs up and a smile to this mesmerized guy, and then right back into it. A moment I won't ever forget.

Wow how lucky you were, and how interesting.

Yup Good old Greatwoods is like 25 minutes from my house. Now I think its the Comcast Center now. If you go there watch out for the ^%$ holes in the golf carts.

i live not far from the placed formally known as "Great Woods" in Mansfield, MA. great spot for concerts til today.

Same here. I live in Norton, and can usually hear who is playing. Not much good music these days.

I got to see him in 84 at the Delta Blues Festival in Mississippi🥰

Jimi, Janice, Amy Winehouse, Roy Buchanan, Robert Palmer... need I go on?

Another big bang

Forever.

In 100 years they will turn this into a hologram & you can walk around him. Maybe in 10 years.

Go Stevie

For ever

Come on, never heard a Bieber sound check? Stunning !

Bobby D Why the hell would i?

rurounisld because your a belieber :D

Didier Beeuwsaertsie Is thing real? I mean i didnt know much about music when i was teen but hey...

Sarcasm is lost on some people. :(

MrGonzorhea awesome comment I agree fully!

Clapton once said something similar in an interview years after his death. "We played on the same bill on his last two gigs. On the first night, I watched his set for about half an hour and then I had to leave because I couldn't handle it. I knew enough to know that his playing was just going to get better and better. His set had started, he was like two or three songs in, and I suddenly got this flash that I'd experienced before so many times whenever I'd seen him play, which was that he was like a channel. One of the purest channels I've ever seen, where everything he sang and played flowed straight down from heaven. Almost like one of those mystic Sufi guys with one finger pointing up and one finger down. That's what it was like to listen to. And I had to leave just to preserve some kind of sanity or confidence in myself."

I hear ya

HearHear!!

You’re probably a fine player, just have to find your own “spot” and please, don’t ever compare yourself to anyone else: *Every player is unique and so are you.* Now go lock yourself in somewhere and do nothing but play most all day every day until you think you’re “OK.” Truth is, no one ever thinks they’re all that good because the competition with yourself is the toughest “rival,” the highest standards you’ll ever aspire to: We’re just never satisfied with our own playing, truly. Enjoy yourself-it’s suppose to not only be a process of learning, discovering, mastering etc. but a deep joy. We loose that feeling when we kinda forget why we started doing this in the first place ;-)

Absolutely do I want to try to be him no I realize that's impossible

Same here... probably my most viewed video on KZfaq

Yes

Nice observation. His band, too, was right tight with him. Awesome awesomeness.

Agreed, when he started playing Double Trouble were right onto it. They are all remarkable musicians.

nailed it!

colin-man yeates-clan

Amos Rod so

Hahahahaha

SRV visits Htown and goes shopping for Finals courtside attire, decides to wear it again for meaningless soundcheck.

Oh, I see you're out of the high-platform snake-skin-boots with the live gold-fish in the heel. Disappointing. Do you sell gold-fish boot-food food btw? I'm running out.

why only one , take the lot......

And this alone is worth reading comments on the internet! That was great!

Used to see Freddie King at the Electric Ballroom. And Bugs was a beast on guitar. Miss him, Freddie, and Stevie terribly.

Amen to that! I too was born in 1958. We probably were there at the same time.

***** Wow. That is way cool!

I too remember seeing him at the Old Electric Ballroom. Bugs Henderson was also fantastic to watch!.

Bugs,,,so very underrated.. You and I were probably there at the same time. When music was music.

What a pity that hes gone. I missed him just as much as i do bob marley. Both left us when they were so young...

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What you said.

Mungo Munro my list for the top 5 best guitarist is 1. Hendrix 2. Clapton 3. Page 4. SRV 5. Eddie Van Halen

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That’s wonderful such a good parent I’m incredibly touched by your story. Music will inspire her as she discovers and makes connections between the artists and their art. 👏 I think there’s no such thing as a learning deficiency we should look at it as a “teaching deficiency” everyone is different and learns differently.

Good on you,fantastic idea.Good luck and good health to you and your daughter.

Lol! I concur!👍

Dan Brooks Lets say the sound did check out

Vocals way to low.

You think the vocals are okay??? WAY to low!!

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I would have bought tickets to this sound check . Today's " music" lack any depth of soul and talent

Stevie Let's his guitar do the talking for him. Buddy Guy or not...

BB King said, Steve was even better than me! Agreeee!

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I'm curious - what exactly were those words?

It helped me to see someone could do it.

When I Saw/Heard Stevie Live A Few Months Before He Died (w/Joe Cocker, No Less) - He Spoke To The Audience About His Sobriety & The Intense Journey He Had Just LIVED Thru...I Was Just STUNNED!! I Really Had Had NO Idea!!! But I Was Absoultely ELATED That He HAD Come Thru It & Was Sharing His Story! I Had Joined AA Years Before - But Hearing The Story Of A Life & Death Stuggle Like Stevie's From HIM ONSTAGE - From ANYONE Famous & Sucessful, From Any Musician, Was So UNHEARD Of - I Was Just SO Thrilled For Him! And I Remember Thinking As Stevie Spoke - I Hope At Least MOST People In This Crowd Are Really HEARING THIS!!! God Bless You, SRV!!🙏

He's Smilin' Down On Ya!❤🙏🎸

Same here. Drove 12 hours home from Minnesota back to Chicago, slept 2 hours and went to alpine valley for this show. On the way out we walked past those helicopters. Early the next morning I got the call

Congratulations, man! Hell of a devil on your back to throw off!

I saw his last show at Alpine too. Unfortunately, I was too Fucked up to remember much. I sobered up six months later. I knew he had sobered up a few years before he died. Great example, though too short of a life. Tragic.

I Saw Stevie @ One Of His Final Shows - w/Joe Cocker... Fiddlers Green, South Of Denver, About A Month & 1/2 Before He Died....You KNOW He Is THRILLED To Have Been An Inspiration In Your Recovery!!! He Inspired Bonnie Raitt's (& Countless Others!) Sobriety, Too! And I Didn't Even KNOW Bonnie Could GET Any BETTER Than She ALREADY WAS!!!😲 BUT SHE DID (....GRAMMYS GALORE & A LONG TIME WELL EARNED!!) ALCOHOL & DRUGS SMOTHER WHO A PERSON REALLY IS!! THEN TRIES HARD TO BREAK YOU DOWN & END YOUR LIFE!!😬😭 STEVIE INSPIRED SOOOO MANY OTHERS' SOBRIETY - MUSICIANS, PEOPLE HE KNEW, BIG BROTHER JIMMIE❤, FANS, FAMILY, STRANGERS, IT WAS HIS HEART!❤ HE HELPED SAVE SO MANY LIVES!! I AM AA & WAS ALWAYS SOBER @ HIS SHOWS....AND I NEVER KNEW ANYBODY WHO ACTUALLY WORE THEIR FIRST CHIP!!! BRAVO, STEVIE!!👏👏👏 HE WORKED HARD FOR HIS SOBRIETY, & INSPIRED HIS ENTIRE BAND, BIG BROTHER JIMMIE!..... HIS FANS, STRANGERS, EVERYBODY HE COULD REACH!! AND IT MEANT EVEYTHING TO HIM!! HIS MESSAGE WAS SO GENTLE - LIKE STEVIE - HIS STORY SO CLEAR & VISCERAL! I WAS SO PROUD OF HIM, & HIS COURAGE & EXAMPLE! SRV🙏😍😘

I STILL Do......!

that's one more time than I got to see him. Kinda just discovering SRV now. Wish I'd discovered him in my youth, I could've seen him too...

Saw him in ‘84 as well. He opened for Huey Lewis and the news. I don’t remember much about them that night, but I’ll never forget SRV!

A fine Human Being- R.I.P.

Hey PGeorge...I seen him in 86 in Spokane Opera House. He was headlining...Bonnie Raitt opened for him and after her show she came back out and played w/Stevie. My wife bought tickets for this 16.50 a piece and was center/4th row. She actually asked if she did good. She was unaware of what she was about to experience. She had only heard of him because I spoke about it and listened to him at home. So her gift was one that I still reach over and give her an occasional hug for. Fabulous show in a setting that had excellent sound...what a memory! I do indeed miss the man who brought the guitar back into the limelight in the midst of being bombarded by shitty new wave bands. he was a shining light in the music industry in the mid 80's.

Fasfeddy

After we whooped and cheered and clapped and Stevie says “thanks a hella lot!”

So cool

You lucky bastard

Then you woke up, left your parents basement and made a bowl of Fruit Loops.

@@maxhenry9724 LOL

IDK about that. I saw Blanks 77 on my 17th birthday, in 1997 at GILMAN ST. IN BERKELY. Rene Wasted can sure wail on a guitar, and she was built like a LINE BACKER. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hKlzpa6StanacWg.html

SRV will reel you in like catching a ol blue cat / blues cat. GBSRV GLAD You was introduced ,good day all 😎🙏

Understand completely. Moving story. Thx

Should see his statue in Austin, right on the Colorado river. His feet get wet in flood stage though.

@@jamessweet5341 Think they did that on-purpose? '...because 'it's floodin' down in Texas'? His signature song. Still love watching his 'In Session' video with his Mentor: Albert King. Beaming with pride at his protege's success.

@@thisguy8916 It's only happened a couple of times but it's right at the highpoint of the flood zone, so they had to know it would happen.

His sound check is infinitely better than most live concerts nowadays.

You forgot that he picked his nose

@@yangerjamir0906 Great Comment.🤠

U266 Great comment about STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN'S soundtrack.🤠

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Dont worry its better than 99% all gigs ever

Que vous êtes bêtes avec vos commentaires. À la longue pas drôle et fatiguant

Ooooooo how does he do that ??? I have no words.

He was good but; noway was he the best guitarist. Sorry🤨

No one better.

Down not up

better than hendrix?

@@Eternalsgate yes

@@Eternalsgate nah but still a contender

You do mean thumbs down right?

Might sound sick, but, this guys playing is giving my Ears an orgasm! Damn he trounces both Vai and, Satch on the Guitar...

Ichijoe2112 What a fucking dumb comment. Apples to oranges. Yes SRV is unreal and one of my favorites you're comparing 2 totally different types of players that play totally different types of music.

punkinhoot Jealous oh yeah. nice one bro

scubarulz Great story thanks for sharing !

scubarulz I was at that show. I saw SRV a hand full of times in the Philly area in the 80's. The last time was 89 1st row at the Spectrum. The Fire Meets The Fury Tour with Jeff Beck. Check out the Facebook page;The Philadelphia Spectrum - A Tribute to all of the classic rock concerts

scubarulz you are lucky to have seen him live.

Darth Tom I saw him I think the same year at the Mann. Front Row. Everyone left because it stormed before the show, thinking it would be cancelled. Cleared up right before he went on. Stood right in front of him. He wore an all white suit and hat.

TiEDyeDEyeZ Just looked it up, it was '87. I was 17. Live Alive tour.

me too!

Robert Plant probably shit his pants. He'd been ripping off American blues for years and had never heard it like this before.

Eric, you had a a great dad! Honor his memory by becoming even better!

Sorry about your loss friend. Your dad had great taste in music

So sorry...

Your dad was rad if you feel that way about him. Cheers.

My condolences brother. 🙏

He practiced. ALOT. It's said he slept with the guitar. But it does seem like the guitar is a part of him, like his arm.

I understand what you were going for with this comment but to say SRV was "talented" actually robs him of the recognition he deserves in my opinion. What you are seeing and hearing in this video is the culmination of thousands upon thousands of hours of hard work and dedication on the part of mister Stevie Ray Vaughn not even taking his band into account. Typically people that don't actually seriously play music have this nebulous concept of "talent". The reality is that noone is born able to play. Greats are made not born and SRV worked to an insane degree to bring this to us.

@@jackcoleman1784 This is the ultimate truth. All the talk of child prodigies and born with talent is bogus. The amount of hours they've put into "perfect" practice makes them look like geniuses. Highlight on the "perfect" "accurate" practice. because all musicians have certain things that they struggle with. So these items have to be worked on constantly and rigorously. There's no talent. It's just practice. Musicians are made by what they hear in their childhood (and are influenced by) and what they've worked on through their formative years.

Some more than others, I love the interview of Clapton talking about SRV's "gift"

All day every day it just is not the same

Dude just loves to play. Comes through in his sound which is a major contributor to his popularity. It’s just joyful.

Absolutely! No doubt.

Yep.

Not even Joe Bonamassa or Kenny Wayne Sheppard.

Best is always a subjective thing. I just have my own personal top ten, but not really a “best”. Besides Stevie (in no particular order): Gary Moore, Jeff Beck, Rory Gallagher, Eddie Van Halen, Jimi Hendrix, Joe Bonamassa, Roy Buchanan, David Gilmore, Derek Trucks, Eric Clapton. Cheers.

No, he wasn't the best imo . He was very good and a great showman , but plenty before him were as good or better . SRV was in the right place at the right time. To me Johnny Winter is a true original and a better more interesting player .

I worked with a guy that was at that show and he said stevie blew Claptons set away

I will attest to that. Stevie smoked Clapton that night. Early the next morning, local radio stations were reporting that it was Clapton in that helicopter crash.Things didn't get straightened out until later that day. What a shame, a clean and sober SRV taken away from us at his prime.

Me too and I watch it again eventide it pops up!

I watch this like twice a momth

Check out Dovidas!

Plenty of clones though

​@@agems56agree Dovydas is an amazing guitarist singer, and multi-instrumentalist! Love his music!

Your comment is perfect!

Great point.

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Nice one bro!

He treats his practice like a performance in front of folks because he's a real musician. Not just serious about when an audience is there but serious about music he's playing all the time. They way he play when people are present is the way he always plays. He's the most expressive. If you're only into a crowd present when playing then you can't be a true hearted musician like SRV and you most likely won't sound good audience or not.

His brother Jimmie

Many do. It’s not going anywhere 😉

Once he approaches and picks up the extension and gift givin to him of himself the guitar gods take over no matter his situation or condition! One of the greatest!👑🔥💯🎸🎙️!

Wise Kitten, an odd request for you. Please have a look at this young fellows guitar styles and let me know if you see any similarities to SRV kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rZuDdpSmrt68mJ8.html I'll check back for a reply. Thanks

JimJill Honey: Hi Jim, he is very talented to be so young! I heard Sultan of Swing on this one. I’ll be listening to more though. Now that I’m in the loop! Thank you!

I'm 63 and listening to this again right now

Im jelly werent you Fortunate to have had the chance to see him and talk to him...hes THE GOAT..Greatest of all time as they say, Made the Devil sell his soul to him, then he went to heaven to hang with Hendrix and Bonham and Janice and Elvis, and all the rest, but what a Gift so good theres none better

@@wisekittenspeaks5209 who's your husband, who got to share the stage with SRV?

God has some of the best with him. Stevie, bb and Johnny

Amen to that My Friend!

Wow 😢👍

Nice

amazing i cant imagine witnessing greatness like that

M Weiler... I saw him play once in 1983 when I was 13 yrs old. It was some sort of outdoor venue. I can't remember. I wanna say near Bouldin Creek? Any ideas? Was it called The Backyard? Help me remember.💡

@@kellicouch5883 The Backyard was in Bee Caves near where Bee Cave rd hits '71. I saw a lot of great shows there including Willie, ZZ Top but never Stevie. June of '83 is when Texas Flood came out so it easily could have been as they were hosting a lot of great shows in those days. Glad you got to see him play. It was beyond amazing. When he played Tin Pan Alley I always thought he would snap the next of that Stratocaster he would bend it so much. OK... so here is another great memory from those days. Antone's was up on Guadalupe just north of campus. The Fabulous Thunderbirds with Jimmy Vaughn and Kim Wilson were the house band. When guys like Robert Cray, BB King, Buddy Guy and so many others would come through Stevie would often show up about midnight if he didn't have a gig, they would lock the doors at 2:00 and stop selling alcohol but you could stay in and watch them jam till late in the morning... thanks for letting me ramble down memory lane.

Right one of the best blue's guitarist ever. RIP Stevie

Folks needs therapy!!! It ain't just a talk to nobody... THERAPY!!! ;o)

Omg Stevie is totally the best.imagine if he hadn't died so young?when I go to heaven he's one of the first people I want to find.just to hang out and listen to his awesomeness

It's too showy, too loud. How about that? I like them more like Garcia, with personality and emotion, pathos dripping with americana..... how is the technical part of guitar playing more important? It isn't, or otherwise we wouldn't need music to judge these guys, we'd just have them all go up and down the same scale, like robots. Same exact thing goes for Jon Mayer, he's technically brilliant and unbelievable skilled, but that really isn't the point. The beauty of the music is, and the style in which they express the music. Mayer simply shows off to much.

Ahhhhhhhhhhkakakakaakakkaakaka...

Eerie thing is he kept saying he was on borrowed time.

I saw him 3x...from small venues to outside stadiums....fantastic shows all....

The sky is still cryin' !!

Terry Grant Me to.He miss me very much, but I'm happy to listen his magic music ✌

Yeah,me too.

I saw him in Atlanta around 1980, opening for George Thorogood in a small club. We went to see George and had never heard of SRV. He was so good I was absolutely blown away but I had no idea who he was. George's performance was disappointing by comparison so we left way before he was done.

Was at the In Step concert Poughkeepsie NY 1991

Me too..😎

And also with a cocaine and coffee ☕ brealfast

GREATEST COMMENT EVER FOR STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN AND DOUBLE TROUBLE BAND AND KEYBOARDIST. THANK YOU.🔥🤠🧡

@@barrontrump3943 So true later in life BEFORE HE WAS TAKEN FROM US. SUCH A TRAGEDY. HE GOT HELP BEACAME A GREAT GUITARIST AND BLUES, SINGER FOREVER..🤠🔥🧡😊💋

@@barrontrump3943 He beat it you do drugs? Give it up to the band they alll quit. Don't think the KEYBOARDIST did drugs, not sure.🤠🔥👍

@@barrontrump3943 he looks high as …. It was the 80’s man. Shreds it though.

You cant Rock a Cheetah Trench Coat uless you are SRV, DLR or Robert Plant, you dont even under stand that you hgave the option unless you are them and doing THAT

It turns out, you get to dress like a wizard if you actually are one.

A style all his own. Thankfully the kimono phase didn’t last. Sorry but that was terrible

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