Frankenstein . Edgar Winters Group . 1973 | THE WOLF HUNTERZ Jon Travis and Suzi Reaction
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Frankenstein . Edgar Winters Group . 1973
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this video was up already but the video and audio were a little out of sync so i edited it best i could. maybe im a bit OCD =/ hope the original poster doesn't mind.
ANYWAY, love this video!! what a band!!!!!!! enjoy 
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I’m old but had the privilege of playing with Edgar and his older brother Johnny back in high school. I believe technology was behind them and they would own the world if they were on the internet. Thanks for playing them. The another one I liked was the “Tobacco Road”, try that one also.
That's very cool. They Only Come Out at Night was one of the first albums I owned after I graduated from The Partridge Family.
That’s awesome
Today in: "Boomers try to lie to make themselves seem important."
@@rayh966 Compared to the shitty music of today Boomers don't need to lie to be important.
Hey Rick, just shut up man
Jon, Travis & Suzi
Edgar still rocks with keytar today at 74
Edger didn’t mess around. That’s a full size keyboard. He wanted to be able to move around so he put straps on it and tadaaa new invention. He is a a beast
Is he the first one to wear a keyboard around the neck? I need to know!
I believe he is the first one to do that
Yes Edgar WAS the 1st to play the keytar!
ONe of the greatest live preformences ever ☮️
He and his brother Johnny were extremely talented musicians and Johnny was considered to be one of the best blues guitarist around!
I had the pleasure of seeing Johnny perform live on numerous occasions. Awesome on the slide guitar.
No doubt, we all were by both brothers. Amazing talent!
Johnny was not only one of the greatest but pretty sure if people heard his stuff, they would be like Stevie Ray Who?
I never had the pleasure of seeing either,but I've ALWAYS been inspired anytime they surprised me.
One of the best Rhythm guitarists only under Duane Allman
If you guys were impressed w/ Edgar's musical talents, you'll be more impressed to know he was operating the camera and the concession stand during that performance too.😉😂
Laughed out loud at that comment but somehow it wouldn’t shock me if he actually did!
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Sadly you forgot he also parked the cars for the guests and checked coats and hats.. all while doing the gig
They forget, Edgar parked their car.
Edgar Winter, Rick Derringer, Chuck Ruff and Dan Hartman just put on a show. Superb musicians and one of the trailblazing instrumentals.
Seriously i feel like we just saw the birth of a genre!
@@TheWolfHunterZ Because this means listening for real My FriendZ
You left out Jesse Duplantis on guitar.
@@Clowderman That was Rick Derringer.
@@krasht1 Yes, Rick Rock & Roll Hoochie Koo Derringer
This is the very best reaction video I have ever seen and one of the best songs too. I watch it over and over.
The Winter brothers were both on another level and could play pretty much anything.
What’s funny is when you 1st heard this studio version on the radio there was no way anyone could pull this off live. And then they did... Fun reaction!
Indeed
The 70's were a great decade for musical innovation.
Nice to see you guys can appreciate what was going on. Just an FYI they didn't have loops when this was recorded.
Actually they did. The Echoplex came out in 59 and had a playback Loop.
Even the talk box goes back to 1939.
You can watch that video of alvino Ray doing St Louis Blues featuring stringy the guitar. ( puppet).
Alvino Ray used a steel guitar while giving a voice to the puppet.
Yeah it's a music video from 1939.
And my brother-in-law's brother built the first prototype electronic drum set in 1968. And after it was seen in his Studio, he was quickly ripped off. That's another story.
I think by loop he meant sequencer, which was available for synths back then. I believe he just set the envelope generator to infinite sustain or decay, so that the oscillator was outputting continuously (or just bypassed the envelope generator) and had the low frequency oscillator creating the pulsing while manipulating the filter and resonance manually.
Every section of this performance of this classic song is so tight.
So Brilliant.
Rock music at it’s finest.
The song was originally called the double drum song and was pieced together from different parts like the Frankenstein monster, hence the song title. The guitarist in this video who didn't really get a solo was the terrific Rick Derringer who also played with brother Johnny and had a successful solo career as well.
Saw Edgar and Rick long time ago in Berlin. They also performed Hang On Sloopy, a great hit bei Derringers old band The McCoys.
@@16ploog79 I never saw Edgar live, but I saw Rick solo in the late 70s on a bill with The J Geils Band and Blue Oyster Cult and a couple opening acts. It was a great day under the sun.
@@VinE83656 I'm sure it was a great concert. I also saw J. Geils Band in these old days. What a fantastic live band.
@@16ploog79 Yes. The J Geils Band and Peter Wolf especially, had the whole stadium on their feet for the entire show. Magic Dick was amazing on harmonica too. I'd say they probably stole the show but Rick Derringer and Blue Oyster Cult were so good too that I hate to say that.
@@VinE83656 Saw that same show in upstate NY
I was lucky enough to see Edgar live with Rick Derringer. He did all of that stuff live.
This is probably one of the greatest reactions ever because it's so close to John's heart
I was privileged to see Edgar Winter perform this live when I was 16. It was outstanding. Thanks for the great reaction
😂🤣😂 That's what being in Frankenstein's laboratory sounds like while building "The Creature". 🍿🐰
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You won’t be disappointed guys in Frankenstein Not to mention Egar winners is a hell of a musician
Yes! A total beast!
I remember watching this performance when I was a kid on TV when it took place. I picked up piano at nine years old and I’m 55 now and looking back just watching him on the keyboard but then he was definitely ahead of his time and I like this song very much when I was that age and it was one of the first songs that got me into my instrument other than deep purple of course but I got into them a couple of years later LOL however still this day I cannot read a note of music I just hear it and play it LOL. Love you guys reactions 😁
Edgar is a major talent! Saw them live in 1973. Excellent show! 😎🎼🎶🎵🇨🇦
I seen him with Leon Russell thought they would be two shows but played together instead killer show. If you do not know who Leon is he is a rock icon
This was a huge hit my Sr. year in HS, my first concert was right after graduation in '73 and I saw JoJo Gunne, Savoy Brown and Edgar Winter with Rick Derringer at an outdoor venue. Of course this was the highlight of the show.
Even though the studio version is amazing, this performance is one of the best ever recorded.
Dude can sing his ass off too, should have done "Tobacco Road" from he show with his brother.
Now that is "blues"
Edgar hits some amazing high notes doing Tobacco Road ,a must see live!👍
I can picture Frankenstein coming to life! Rick Derringer, the lead guitarist, was the best!! He had a tremendous solo career! Edgar could do anything!
Saw them in 74 with Gary Wright, Dream Weaver.
Saw them live 1972,,,they opened for Emerson Lake And Palmer !!!!
That's exactly why he created this song to show all his abilities. Putting all the parts together like making Frankenstein.
Edgar winner was a high-tech super genius type of guy and his brother was the bluesman Johnny and they were just awesome and Edgar is still thank you for sharing you take care and have a great safe wonderful day🫶🏻❤️🤠
If I was forced to classify this, I would call it, Acid Funk. 🤘🏽😁
Went to see Edgar Winter and Rick Derringer live a long time ago I do remember Frankenstein was extended to like 20 minutes long absolutely amazing I do remember that. :-) :-)
The Guitarist Rick Derringer had a Hit Song in 1973 with "Rock N Roll Hoochie Koo"
Saw Edgar and Johnny Winter (both albino) when they were on The Worldwide Texas tour with ZZTop and Blue Oyster Cult in August of 1976 at the now torn down may it rest in peace Jack Murphy Stadium. Hell of a show, heat and all.
Monsters artists
Love you guys! Best thing about this live performance - not a single BUM NOTE was hit by a single member of the band during the entire song. These were young guys, this was difficult stuff to play. Thanks for covering this one - this is the best channel on RUclips!
Extraordinary talent. 🤘🤘🤘
Had heard this a million times on classic rock radio/parents music, but was born in 83 so I didn't really know the live performances at all. Holy shit, is he for real?!?!? What a madman! This is great! They are all amazing for that matter. I had always assumed there were like 40 f'n people on stage, GUESS NOT! HA!
The show was called The old grey whistle test , what a show , they would bring bands into the studio and just jam , do song after song , live , loved it
Seen him 1978 Texas jam Dallas cotton bowl. I seen almost every band. The first concert I went to was April wine 1973.
The funky bass player, Dan Hartman, went on to have several hit songs of his own during the disco era, including the pop music hit "I Can Dream About You" in the 1980s.
He was killing it!!
All the talk about the musicianship and rightfully so, in all of these Edgar Winter reaction videos to this song.....almost lost in it all, when people are asking in amazement "what did I just see?", is the fact that Edgar took the "idea" of "Frankenstein" and literally, musically recreated the "lab" from the classic story/movie and "created" a veritable "MONSTER" of a song. It's totally insane what he had done here, piecing all of these musical elements together as a literal "musical mad scientist".....Just so wonderful, so surreal. 💖
I saw this band about 15 years ago with a free ticket. I was not a fan going in, but when I left I was a huge fan. He is just an amazing performer.
I am Thrilled that some what YOUNGER lol people are discovering two of the best blues Players and Rock artists in the history of the medium.
Amazingly Johnny Winter, Edgar Winter, and Janis Joplin all attended high school together in Port Arthur. TEXAS 🇨🇱!🤤 Janis was older but when Janis was a senior, Johnny and Edgar and her were in the same school for that year!😲 What a super blues group they could have been!🤯💯🤗❤️✌️
Jon get your notepad and pen out to take notes. This is one BAD man.. You three will see what I'm talking about in a bit. This jam came out when I was a senior in high school. DAMN, we had some good music to listen to! AND I loved it!!!!! Still do...... He is not done folks. Just wait!!!!!! Keytar, sax., drums, and some reverb & feedback you three pleasure! ENJOY..
Very many artists in this time period could play several instruments very well. Edgar Winter & Ian Anderson to name just two.
You all stay safe and have a great 2024!
Huntrez,
I first heard this masterpiece at the end of my high school days. As you ALL said it was released in 1973, the same year I was released from high school! Jon you are going to dig this ONE! There is a mind melting keytar solo in it!!! Edgar could play several instruments well.... As you three shall see & hear! These dudes worked well together!! YOU said it Jon, "more cowbelll........ Get ready the solo I mentioned is next!!!
This is the music from back in the long hair rock and roll days. DAMN this was a great time to be growing up!!!
Jon I could see your brain running out of your ears! I told you ALL.. Now you three are a part of our community. ''Even if you ALL are super young! You all smile says it ALL................
May I suggest another band from this time era I think you ALL will LOVE. That would be Grand Funk Railroad -- Inside looking out. Killer tune with a bass riff that is special. AND for Suzy some skin-tight pants.......
Chuck ruffs drums at the end of the song sound like a machine gun and it is cool as hell!.. baby boomers are tremendous musicians and entertainers. 🙂🇺🇸
Even more impressive when you consider the synthesizer technology that was available in 1973.
Edgar winter group rocks 🤣 and there brother the drummer and keyboard player . There all amazing 🤩
Imagine if Edgar had looping that we have today, & loved that style! 🤔🤔🤔🤔
Their song "Free ride"! Reminds of movie dazed and confused
Jon you are going to LOVE this!!!! So will you Travis & Suzi. I never thought of this as the blues. Get ready you all... This albino from the lone star state is going to get DOWN!!!! You'll see & hear in a bit. These guys are having So much fun. Each one of them has their own little lead/solo parts. This was released the year I graduated from high school. Imagine this as the soundtrack to your young life.
You three just wait, Edgar assaults his keytar in a moment. And he was not arrested! Suzi you did not stop smiling!! Jon your work is cut out for you. So go practice!!!!!!
Edgar Winter, Dan Hartman, Rick Derringer and Chuck Ruff. What a great band!
As CLASSIC as it gets! This was a HUGE radio play song! Groundbreaking, to say the least!
Can’t remember how many times I’ve seen this and never gets old. Timeless. So many accomplished musicians years ago.
I was a kid when this came out and the one that got the album was my Dad . I was used to listen to R& B , all that changed after listening to this one .
I saw him do this back in the 90s at a blues festival in Bedford, Texas. Just awesome to see.
I wore out so many 8 tracks and then cassettes of this back then playing this over and over.
Waaaay back in high school, in 1972, was when I first heard this on the radio and I had the get the 8-track, it was only 4 minutes and 46 seconds long. Since then it has grown to anywhere around 10-12 minutes up to 15 or more minutes. "They Only Come Out at Night" had a couple othe tunes that hit the radio, "Free Ride" and Hangin' Around". Oh Rick Derringer, "Rock and Roll Hoochie Koo", produced that album.
I had that album--played the grooves out of it....
Love it every time someone watches this video .... Mind Blown - Edgar Winter, Rick Derringer, Dan Hartman , Chuck Ruff amazing band.
Rick Derringer on the lead guitar. He was so underrated back then, but not anymore. Rick started his solo career a few yrs. after this, and made his own name for himself with hit songs like "Rock and Roll Hoochie Coo."
Very cool very talented band all ways blew my.mind
I've been back to watch this about 3 more times in the past week just to see your reactions. Priceless!!!
I loved this song as a kid. We had a 4 speaker 8 track system and this song had audio that travelled through all 4 speakers. I thought it was the coolest thing.
Albino. White hair. Red eyes. First neck key board. Early synthesizer. ALL LIVE.
I saw Johnny Winter live in 1979. Amazing!
The bitch here is when you realize nearly every video you see, they are all playing different instruments. Insane talent on display.
And he was feeding reverb of the drums through the synth.
What? Thats insane!
@@TheWolfHunterZ yea, watch it again. In that section, the drums hit first and then reverb gets distorted in the synth and speakers,. He's effectivly playing the reverb as an instrument.
hi i saw this group in the 70s in the uk fo50 pence in america that is 25 cent omg they were the days
i read somewhere that this keyboard had the advantage that the synth electronics is not in the keyboard, so it doesn't weight 60 lbs, and that's why Edgar thought of strapping like this. The article also said that he was the first to do this, so he's considered the inventor of strapping a keyboard
An ANALOG synthesizer. I believe that was an ARP. I've played around with one. It's pretty cool to see how the sounds are being made and gives you a better understanding of just what you're doing when you're creating patches with a digital synth.
It's a masterpiece that's all you can say.
The Logo at the very start is from the late night BBC live music show "The Old Grey Whistle Test"
It featured many legendary artists and bands over the years. Its host know as Whispering Bob Harris is just as legendary as a TV host music critic, writer and radio presenter.
I have seen Edgar three times with his KeyTar... all free shows.
And I've seen his brother Johnny perform once when I bartended at a live rock Club in Upstate New York... he drank absolute... I had to take a bottle to the back room for him.
1st to use it with the neck strap was Edgar Winters in 1973
Im gonna watch this again. And then again. 😆
I know right!
Just another song on the radio back then. 👍🎶👌
Edgar wrote this Two Drum Song for and when he was in his brother Johny's group. It was recorded on tape. There were so many splices that someone said that tape looks like Frankenstein. I believe the older amps with tubes would feedback and some artist could control it within reason. Case in point.
Edgar Winter is a magician! He's the mad scientist in his musical laboratory creating a Frankenstein...
I was in High School when this came out. I loved the Winter Brothers & was blessed to see Edgar's group play this in concert in 1973. It was great. BTW: The guitarist Rick Derringer played in the McCoys as a teen on their hit "Hang On Sloopy". He went on to solo success with "Rock & Roll Hoochie Koo." The Bassist Dan Hartman also had solo success with the R&B/pop hit "I Can Dream About You."
If you want to hear Edgar rocking out old school, check out his cover of Chuck Berry's Back In The U.S.A. from his band White Trash on the live album Roadwork... Derringer supplies some killer guitar on that track
And Jon is with you ALL!!!....... This is the year I graduated fro high school.. Jon you are going to dig this. You all are enjoying this SO much, but the best is yet to come!!!! And now that Edgar has exercised his lungs and fingers. It is time to get his forearms a work-out..
Believe it or not, everything so far was just the warm-up... Edgar is going to drum for us! And he is wearing a cape... Jon get ready to take notes..... Do you know what I mean?
And his vocals with his brother Johnny Winter on 'Tobbacco Road'
I'm not sure if you guys knew it or not but Edgar and his brother were both albinos. Incredible talents.
I love watching "youngsters" getting your mind blown by the talent we had back in the stone age of electrified music! IMO this was the age of "experimentation" . Anything was possible it just had to played with a bit; from Hendrix to Edgar Winter, the Beatles to Pink Floyd. Janis Joplin to Ozzy Osbourne. I was in my late teens in this age and experimentation was everywhere. Edgar Winter was the Mad Scientist, the Dr. Frankenstein if you will. Don't ya just love it when he puts the board on the floor and starts the monster stomp.
Your reactions and grooving to this, best reaction I have seen yet.
This song blew out a lot of speakers back in the day.
The best live performance ever. "Frankenstein", recorded in the basement...
Risk Derringer filling in for Ronnie Montrose, who was "sick." Just, f'ing outstanding. The LSD standard of the day....
From experience that is...
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I had this 45 when I was a boy it solidified my rock hard rock Then Metal path and I never went back to the Partridge Family although the show still funny thanks for bringing back the cool memories
The hardest working man in rock n roll!
This long version was released on a 45 with part 1 on side 1 and part 2 on side 2. There was a shorter version for radio. This video is so epic. Thanks for the flashback.
LOL when you’re sitting there, asking for a saxophone solo in one hand and a keyboard solo in the other little did you realize you didn’t ask for enough.
In the 70's everybody rocked!
Seen Edgar Winters In Concert 1974 I was in Jr High .Went with my BBF Oh Good Times Party On ! Rick Derringer on Guitar
Edgar Winter is the infomercial musician of all time. "But wait there is more."
That's talent boys & girls!!!!!!!!!!!
Back in those days when they gave a FUCK about Chart Music and just delivered mindblowing Live Sessions and when the Musicians COULD play their Instruments....i just say IRON BUTTERFLY !!!!!
Really ahead of his time. Genius
Billy Preston was given credit for the first keyboard played like this... a week after he watched Edgar winter do it... Billy was given credit because it was shown live on television.. this show was televised a few weeks later...
That's what some synthesizers looked like back in'73, turning knobs and all.
great pick - saw these guys in '73 or '74 at one of our local bars in sunderland mass. called the rusty nail. out in the middle of the western mass tobacco fields and held about 300 people. kinda like LOVEBITES - amazing live. the 'nail' burnt down.
This was played repeatedly on the music stations. Most requested song and the DJ's were more than abliged to comply with the listeners requests too!!!