React to “Sound The Bell”. Lots of closeups of his lightening speed and unbelievable clarity. As loved as he is, he’s still very underrated in my opinion.
I heard an audio clip of Johnny Winter and Jimi Hendrix jamming in a small club somewhere, just before Jimi passed away. Talk about two giants in the Rock/Blues music scene! I saw a poster from the late 60s, with Johnny Winter and Jimi Hendrix as sort of Rock guitar Super Heroes in cartoon form. Turn on your Black Light, and Wow! Their they were in Brilliant color, come to life in the darkness. That was the 1960s.
I'm a pretty advanced guitarist and hate to admit that I never knew very much about JW. I mostly play Van Halen like leads with a lot of legato. I thought Johnny Winter was some LA socialite - I have to aplogize for that. BUT, I have found out who he really is and I'm in. Just love the guy!!! His playing, his personality, and etc. Being from Texas myself, I just love him even more. A true Blueman for sure. RIP Legend!!!
You got great taste in guitarist and blues. Love this BB King song . Johnny winter was awesome and an underated guitarist who helped Muddy and other bluesist get their due appreciation and honor. Check out Mike Bloomfield his guitar will bring tears to your eyes as well.
You couldn't have picked a better example!! That particular band was really tight. Later on he helped resurrect Muddy Waters career before he died, and they did at least 3 albums together.
Good on ya! Equally proficient in guitar and voice, equally expressive... a pure blend of the bluesiest blues around. You're in for a treat if you're exploring the work of Pappa John. A blues guitar virtuoso above the rest. That's Tommy Shaw on bass Double Trouble fame.
See woodstock performance and he was THE premier Fast Slide guitar innovator, Check out ANY LIVE Grand Funk Railroad performance, the best live band i ever saw and i have seen many bands and been in many
Johnny Winter being ranked 63rd on a list of greatest guitar players is a joke This song alone is evidence that he should be at or near the top of any such list. I had the privilege of seeing him (the Johnny Winter Band) perform live at the State Fair Coliseum in Ft. Worth in the fall of 1970 (or maybe 1971) Rick Derringer was his second lead at the time. Johnny vs. Rick was like teacher vs. pupil.
If you dig that, you'll love Johnny's Rendition of "When you got a good Friend" live at Capitol Theatre 1984! ruclips.net/video/yoUUUBz7c3s/видео.html It'll blow your mind :) pls react to that!
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Now you HAVE TO!!! Do “Tobacco Road” from the same show, with his brother Edgar! You will be blown away!!!
I'm such a fan of both the Winter Brothers Edgar and Johnny, Have you ever seen so much talent in one family? These Texas Boys got some soul.
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React to “Sound The Bell”. Lots of closeups of his lightening speed and unbelievable clarity. As loved as he is, he’s still very underrated in my opinion.
Hell yea! One of the GOATs!!!
I got to see him in concert in 1970
I heard an audio clip of Johnny Winter and Jimi Hendrix jamming in a small club somewhere, just before Jimi passed away. Talk about two giants in the Rock/Blues music scene! I saw a poster from the late 60s, with Johnny Winter and Jimi Hendrix as sort of Rock guitar Super Heroes in cartoon form. Turn on your Black Light, and Wow! Their they were in Brilliant color, come to life in the darkness. That was the 1960s.
The Rock and Roll hall of fame will always be a hall of shame until Johnny gets in.
True. Eric Clapton couldn't carry Johnny's guitar case
You're definitely right. Also John Mayall should be inducted to hall of fame but currently they bot are not inducted :/
Hall of Shame!!
Joan Jett made it yet Alvin Lee of Ten Years After didn't 🤔
@@iamanovercomer3253 Hell, Janet Jackson is in. Truly a hall of Lame.
My favorite Guitar Slinger !!!!!!
Yes! Another great one. I love the Winter Brothers!
Johnny winter eas awesome.
The Best of the Best ! Hardcore, throw down, Beer Joint Blues !
Love watching reactions of the artists of our generation. Now they are for everyone. You were diggin it. Thanks
So many amazing blues guitarists..jimi hendrix ,bb king,Albert king,gatemouth brown,bo diddly, Alvin lee,..johnny winters amazing bluesman
Grew up with Johnny Winters....great artist...another great 🎸 is Alvin Lee of Ten Years After ❗ an Era of real 🎵🎶👍
Alvin and Johnny are gone, but their music will live forever!!
God the women of the 60's were beautiful! No make up, just natural beauty!💖 Johnny's a beast too!💖
You should check it's my own fault from Johnny winter and live.
Johnny and Muddy became very close friends and Johnny produced two albums for Muddy. One won a Grammy. Johnny took great care of Mud and his band.
I'm a pretty advanced guitarist and hate to admit that I never knew very much about JW. I mostly play Van Halen like leads with a lot of legato. I thought Johnny Winter was some LA socialite - I have to aplogize for that. BUT, I have found out who he really is and I'm in. Just love the guy!!! His playing, his personality, and etc. Being from Texas myself, I just love him even more. A true Blueman for sure. RIP Legend!!!
Both brothers! So talented. The live version of Tabacco Road with Edgar on keyboards, sax and vocals! Superb? Then JWs solo. Top drawer
he should have been rated in the top ten
You got great taste in guitarist and blues. Love this BB King song . Johnny winter was awesome and an underated guitarist who helped Muddy and other bluesist get their due appreciation and honor. Check out Mike Bloomfield his guitar will bring tears to your eyes as well.
You couldn't have picked a better example!! That particular band was really tight. Later on he helped resurrect Muddy Waters career before he died, and they did at least 3 albums together.
Magnificent
Bass player is the great Tommy Shannon, who went on to be part of DoubleTrouble, Stevie Ray's band.
There is a live version of thi scca s ou ng recored at t hff e Fillmore east in New York 1970 17 minutes of complete badassery!!!
Listen to Johnny Winters Live And.......what an album.
I was very lucky to see him, at least once (2008).
he and his more jazz based brother Edgar were both Albinos raised by music teacher parents in East Texas
he was one of jimmy’s guitar heroes
Johnny growling, gotta love it.
Good on ya! Equally proficient in guitar and voice, equally expressive... a pure blend of the bluesiest blues around. You're in for a treat if you're exploring the work of Pappa John. A blues guitar virtuoso above the rest. That's Tommy Shaw on bass Double Trouble fame.
Tommy Shannon
Shannon
@@billridge7854 yes sir, you are right… my mistake
See woodstock performance and he was THE premier Fast Slide guitar innovator, Check out ANY LIVE Grand Funk Railroad performance, the best live band i ever saw and i have seen many bands and been in many
Johnny Winter being ranked 63rd on a list of greatest guitar players is a joke This song alone is evidence that he should be at or near the top of any such list. I had the privilege of seeing him (the Johnny Winter Band) perform live at the State Fair Coliseum in Ft. Worth in the fall of 1970 (or maybe 1971) Rick Derringer was his second lead at the time. Johnny vs. Rick was like teacher vs. pupil.
Derek and the dominos live at the Filmore 🎸👌
Sounds like the riffs in It's My own fault....Live And
Do "Tobacco Road " by Johnny and Edgar Winter. Both brothers are awesome.
ruclips.net/video/-jL4cLjrp5Q/видео.html
Tobacco Road 😊
Check out the album second winter
"It's My Own Fault" from the Johnny Winter And Live album is a blues guitar tour de force: ruclips.net/video/HTWPijy9DcU/видео.html
Tommy Shannon on bass, who would later go on to play with Stevie Ray Vaughn.
Humbucker pick - ups 🎸
Check out Duane Allman as well if you like J.W.
Chrck lut rdgar johnny winter and edgar winter “tobacco road” live. It will also blow your mind.
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If you dig that, you'll love Johnny's Rendition of "When you got a good Friend" live at Capitol Theatre 1984!
ruclips.net/video/yoUUUBz7c3s/видео.html
It'll blow your mind :) pls react to that!
Try...I smell trouble...live from montruex 84...Johnny winter...
Ironic...probably the greatest blues player of all time is whiter than white... How good was Johnny?? Jimmy Hendrix played bass for him more than once
The album version is way superior than this. Why reactors like live versions over album versions?