SWEET JESUS!.. *First Time Hearing* Johnny Winter, Edgar Winter - Tobacco Road | REACTION
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This was a collaboration between two talented brothers, Edgar (singing and sax) and Johnny (guitar) Winter. They had their own bands. Johnny is one of the greatest blues guitarists ever.
Johnny and Edgar are the coolest albinos that ever lived
My dad would talk for hours about how great those guys were! Tomorrow (9/13) would have been his birthday so seeing this tonight is really nice. He loved sharing music <3
Some of us didn’t find this music; we lived it!!
Johnny was the first non-African American to be inducted in the Blues Hall of Fame. The bassist in this video, Tommy Shannon, later went on to play bass for Stevie Ray Vaughn. BTW this is a cover of a song by the Nashville Teens from 1959 or 1960.
You ask THE question: where do you find this stuff? We didn’t find it. We grew up with it. Before RUclips, before the Internet, before cell phones, we came home from school and listened with friends in our rooms to these records that we bought on Saturdays in the record stores. This is how we passed our time. And we are richer for it. I can’t say how tickled I am that your generation is discovering it also. That’s why I love these reaction videos.
If you can believe...back in the early 70s, Johnny used to play at our regular Sat. night hangout..a little club in St Martinville La... he would pack the house to the extent that we were worried the fire marshall would show up and shut the shiw down....what an awesome time it was for music...
Nobody, I mean nobody, makes music like this anymore... RIP Johnny Winter
What, you didn't grow up listening to this on your 8 track tape deck while rumbling down the road in your '55 Chevy? THANK ya and LOVE SEEING YOU RESPECT THIS SO MUCH!
Talent oozing out of every Winter pore...
Me. Old woman in Vermont. They're from old hippie days. Johnny on guitar.
Now try you some Mad Dogs and Englishman tour videos with Joe Cocker and Leon Russell Johnny plays the guitar and Edgar plays just about everything try Hwy 61 by Johnny I think you'll like it
Many years ago a friend of mine was a bandmate of Edgar Winter for a few years and I saw them play small venues many times over a 4-5 year period. I've been blessed to see many great bands and artists perform live: McCartney, The Who, Rolling Stones, Page & Plant, The Eagles, Pink Floyd, Springsteen, John Fogerty, Tom Petty, Frank Zappa, Bob Seger, Steve Miller, Aerosmith, The Kinks, U2, Eric Clapton, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Jeff Beck, ZZ Top, Santana, Heart, Fleetwood Mac, Van Halen, John Mellencamp, and so many more. But I can say without hesitation the most gifted I was lucky enough to witness is Edgar Winter, and if I could transport any of you reading this to any show I ever saw, I'd take you to one of his. Truly a mighty case that music is a gift from God. Thank you and God bless you, Edgar.
The Winter brothers are fantastic!
When we grew up in the 60's and 70's., Young Man...
Adogg, if you want to hear the BEST version of this song. Edgar does it on the Live Roadwork album. The band on that version is actually Edgar Winter's White Trash with Johnny Winter. (This here version is Johnny Winter's band with Edgar.) Edgar and Jerry LaCroix's dual vocals are impressive!!! Untouchable. Johnny and Edgar are brothers. One in a billion chance that two brothers in the same family would be born as true albino's. Both had incredible careers in their own rights. Johnny was the original Texas Blues man. Lightning fast on the guitar. Check out some of his solo stuff. The Edgar Winter Group and Edgar Winter's White Trash band are both excellent.
The bass player Tommy Shannon was also Stevie Ray Vaughan's bass player in Double Trouble. It has been said in a quote (that apparently has been used in association with several artists) that when Jimi Hendrix was asked "What does it feel like to be the greatest guitar player in the world" he said "I don't know why don't you ask Johnny Winter?"
Great reaction, you like blues check out It's my own fault, from album Live Johnny Winter And, also great for guitar work on Highway 61 revisited from Johnny Winter captured Live album,
Johnny Winter was a great blues artist. I was fortunate to see him perform in a small club several years ago.
THIS is the real stuff. Now try Johnny Winter 'It's All Over Now' or 'Rock and Roll People' or 'TV Mama' or 'Too Much Seconal' and many others Older Brother