@shruggzdastr8-facedclown

When someone of Buddy Guy's stature as a Blues guitarist and calls you his best friend and requests that you join him on-stage to jam with him, you know you've arrived!!

@wingivy1797

Buddy & Stevie was absolutely perfect together! Like a Telquila Sunrise, so smooth, yet wickedly hitting when you least expect it! My all time, "Out of the Fucking Box, Blues Men"!

@mylesmcpherson8380

Like Buddy always says, "Play it so funky that they can smell it"!!!!! Buddy & Stevie....Legendary FUNKY BLUES!!!!!!!!!!

@oliversplace263

Stevie is my favorite guitarist ever. But Buddy is absolutely filthy! Love him so much.

@teedooderungeetoo901

man stevie rays intro even jimi would love

@ChristopherJLoftin

12:00 my favourite blues duo exchange ever leading to 12:22 my favourite blues lick ever

@larryk3408

Not too dusty........ Not dusty at all.......... This is as true as it gets. Show me some more, Please.

@CheckerdflagRacing

Thee masters giving the crowd everythig they had. And then some. And thats how it should be always...!!!

@mike1451000

I want to hold my toungue with the "imagine if he was still...", and just thank God he ever was. Crazy to think I was 6 years old when my life's hero would leave this world.  Thank you SRV.  I was fortunate enough to meet Robert Cray in San Diego one time, (one of the classiest, nicest human beings I've ever met) and he was at the Alpine Valley show.  To hear a true bluesman talk about the world changing, and the greatest departing was something else, the respect he had for Stevie.  Reading Buddy's book recently made me think the same thing... There is only one Stevie Ray Vaughn, but he will play on forever.

@gwduic

This is the greatest electric blues performance ever recorded. If you are familiar with these gentlemen's tone, you will hear the greatest electric guitar maestro of all time mentoring the greatest guitar player who ever lived. Calling this a master piece is like saying the roof of the Sistine Chapel could use a little more blue.

@coldcuts113

They’re all right with me !!! Low down and dirty.

@elisabethrasmussen9232

Great performance by two integrated innovative artists

@markkasick

My pals and I saw SRV that night with Jeff Beck, which was mind blowing. I could not convince my friends that we needed to directly to Legends as I figured this would go down. I was not the driver or we would have. we ended up going for Pizza. It was swell.

@j.t.3798

This is as good as it gets. My God! Two legends that love and respect each other.. together.. and this is live! Amazing!

@leonardread13

HOLY F**K This just blew my mind.

@breedurham1288

I never had the pleasure of hearing SRV live, but I saw Buddy Guy several times around the Bay Area of Calif. during most of the '70's in that area, the Blues were not popular, except a few of us. There was one Blues Club in Oakland. Some of the best blues were played at Elies'. Ron Thompson, who won the Bammie for best blues guitarist 3 years in a row, could be heard sing in little dives & Computer Company parties. By the '80's everyone claimed to being an Elieqregular. lol I only saw 2 light skinned people during the '70's. Me & my one friend brave enough to go to Elies. I saw Buddy, for the first time, at the first Bay Area Blues Festival in San Francisco. It was free (in Golden Gate Park) and only a few showed up. BB was there too. One of the best concerts ever!!

@robertmcsmack379

When Buddy goes"C'mon Stevie Ray!" badass!

@Keifer-D

Happy Birthday SRV!! The blues is fallin all around, just for you!
May your guitar rest your soul...

@cherylcasey6405

Only one word comes to mind. Multiples ☺

@fabrihendrix

STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN