Rapper FIRST time EVER hearing -Frankenstein - Edgar Winters Group 1973!
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Rapper FIRST time EVER hearing -Frankenstein - Edgar Winters Group 1973!
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Edgar Winter = musical savant! I enjoy Free Ride and Tobacco Road that he did with his brother Johnny’s band. Johnny is a great guitarist. Interesting fact he and his brother are both albino. He is phenomenal!❤️🔥✌🏻🫶🏻
Oh yeab Tobacco Road is something else. Please react to that one 2 😇
Amen ! Tobacco Road PLEASE live
Unanimous, ya gotta do Tobacco Road with Brother Johnny, absofuckinlutely amazing
Edgar and John are definitely badass! Love Tobacco Road and another favorite of mine is Dallas by Johnny.
Glad you said it because I was going to say Johnny's version of Tobacco Road is deffo one to react to.
The Winters bros are the real deal.. Both world class musicians singers and producers. This song is actually a conglomeration of their warmup routines.. People would try and get in early to hear them warm up and rehearse so he decided to record a warmup session and this is what they got..
The story when I was growing up was that they had finished an album and the label told them they had to have another song. After some argument the group decided the people wanted to hear us warm up so we will. This was a stick in the eye to the label and turned out to be one of their most popular songs.
Edgar and his brother Johnny, an outstanding blues guitarist were both albinos. The sun hurt their eyes while growing up in East Texas so they stayed inside and mastered music. As others have suggested, react to them together doing Tobacco Road! Johnny's gone now but Edgar is still going strong. Also it's Winter, not Winters to make searching for them easier.
Actually far south Texas down around the gulf
BTW, Edgar Winter is the guy who played the sax solo in Tina Turner's Simply the Best song and it is considered by many sax players to be a staple in rock music. You can see him in the official video clip at the end, with his shiny hair :) Also, you got mad funk in this song, but if you want mad soul, check out Tobacco road.
Edgar is still active. In fact, he recently won a Grammy for his blues album, "Brother John", a tribute to his late brother. An awesome natural talent.
If you want to hear Edgar's vocal abilities, Tobacco Road with his brother Johnny is a MUST listen.
I’m 61 and this is one of my favorite songs to see first time “reactions” to…priceless…my generation was very very fortunate “music wise”…respect…
Same age, same feeling about Frankenstein 🎶 🎸 🎹
Thanks for doing this one! Sometimes you take me back to my younger years. This was definitely one of those times.❤
The reason the title is Frankenstein is because it's several different tracks that Edgar had written. They put them together like Frankenstein was put together from different body parts! Love your reactions fellow Coloradan!
I love seeing ya get your mind blown by some of these older rock and country artists with the musicality....still dying to see ya experience more iron maiden and soon hopefully Dio or Rainbow specifically. You keep rockin.
I was thinking of checking out Dio Holy Diver. Cause i’ve never even heard of um
@@BlackPegasusRapsKillswitch Engage also does a song named Holy Diver if you haven’t checked that out yet!
Simply, this was just one of the sounds of the 70s, meant to enjoy.
Edgar invented the first "keytar" by strapping a keyboard around his neck so he wouldn't be stuck in the back and could move around the stage. He can basically play any instrument but you'll mainly see him on keys of all kinds, sax and drums. He's still playing concerts! Brother Johnny Winter (No S!) was a blues guitar god. RIP.
Watch Edgar and his brother Johnny Winter do Tobacco Road! Vocals will blow you away!
I think you would really enjoy "Tobacco Road" live. He did it with his brother Johnny and it is BLUES.
You have been initiated, lol. Next, try "Tobacco Road" where Edgar's brother Johnny sings, plays keyboard, with Edgar on guitar.
GENIUS MAN! I GREW UP WITH THIS SONG BUT I NEVER REALIZED THAT EDGAR WAS A MULTI-INSTRUMENTALIST! I LOVE HIS BROTHER, JOHNNY'S MUSIC TOO-ONE OF THE BEST BLUES GUITARISTS AND EVEN PLAYED WITH MR. MUDDY WATERS! THE WINTER BROS ARE EPIC! THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO! COOL TO SEE YOUNGER FOLKS DIGGIN' THIS! MUCH LOVE AND MAD RESPECT FROM THIS NOLA SINGER,MUSICIAN AND SWAMP WITCH! ⚜🎺🎷🥁🎭🥃🍻🦐🦞🦀🐊❤🔥❤🔥
You have to check out Edgar and Johnny Winter doing tobacco road. Edgar sings in that one. It'll blow your mind.
There's another version with brother Johnny on guitar that's even more mind blowing. Saw these guys live in Miami Beach about the same time. Yeah, they were tight. They were playing this live for huge crowds three or four nights a week for months at a time. That's just what you did back then.
You are the first reactor I have seen who figured out the reason for the name of the song1They stitched it together like a monster. But it was also a masterpiece! Great video, but you definite need to hear the studio version. Absolute magic for its time period!
Tobacco Road with his fellow extremely talented Albino brother Johnny will TAKE YOU TO CHURCH! You’ve probably never seen white boys play like it before.
The crazy thing is when you hear it on the radio it sounds just like it.
Four great musicians there. Rick Derringer on guitar. (Rick started with the McCoy's - Hang on Sloopy, when he was about 17), Rick played with Johnny Winter a blues phenom also. He also had a hit with Rock and Roll Hootchie Coo. Chuck Ruff on drums. Dan Hartman on bass. He had his own hit with I Can Dream About You. Edgar and his brother Johnny were both born Albino's. A one in several billion chance of that ever happening. Edgar had two groups. The Edgar Winter Group and White Trash. Both great bands. I highly recommend the White Trash double live Roadwork album.
I always love it when you get to the part when Edgar picks up the drums, he is a master of almost all instruments! I call this Edgar music, I don't think it fits in any genre! I watched this months ago and didn't leave a comment, I couldn't resist leaving one this time, because I loved your reaction so much I had to come and see it again!
He and his brother Johnny are genuine full albino twins. Johnny played with Edgar on my favorite song of theirs, “Tobacco Road.” It’s a pure blues song that is bad days as hell.
This was a B side recording, radio station played it by accident, instant hit tons of requests.
That keyboard was the very first one ever made.
STILL one of my favorite JAMS of ALL TIME!! SO CREATIVE!! You should check out Tobacco Road with Edgar & Johnny Winters!! Pretty awesome!
Edgar was talented and played Southern Rock/Jazz/Pop/Blues Rock call it whatever you want. My brother put his headphones on me in 1973 when I was 14 and cranked it.
Definitely do Tobacco Road live with his brother Johnny Winter. Edgar goes nuts singing and scatting. It's as jaw dropping as this!
Edger and Johnny Winter, two of the most talented musicians ever. Each of them were masters on several different instruments. I love seeing your reactions. Our generation had the best mmusic ever.
Frankenstein was released during my senior year of high school. It amazed me then and it still amazes me today. If you want to see Edgar Winter astonish you in another way react to the song "Tobacco Road" where Edgar played with his brother Johnny Winter. Edgar's vocals will shock you as much as his performance in this video shocked you. --- And in "Frankenstein" while Johnny Winter is astonishing you also have to give it up to Rick Derringer on guitar.
Omgosh THANK U 4 mentioning that it was Ricky D on guitar!! I saw this vid many times BUT just now I said HEY!?... wait a damn minute.... Is that R. D on guitar!?!? I enlarged n enlarged n said OMG I THINK IT IS! I was gonna look it up 2b sure after I left a comment. Read sum too. Then I saw YOURS U SPECIAL CREATURE!! BLESS U... IDK Y I got so excited? Maybe bcuz I hvnt hurd much about him lately. Not since the damn 70's!!! (I was blessed to grow up w/that awesome 🎶 music. In fact just an awesome TIME! Ty again.
Love n light 2u.. ❤
@@luvL3e - You're welcome. I was born in 1955 and first year of high school was 1969-1970, graduated high school the year Frankenstein came out, 1973. And yep tat was Mr. Rick "Rock and Roll, Hoochie Koo" Derringer on guitar. He did a lot of work with the two Winter brothers.
This clip is from a UK late night TV show on BBC2 called " The Old Grey Whistle Test " which was virtually the only place you could see anything other than pop music in the early 70s . It's difficult to explain in 2023 just how mind blowing seeing someone playing keys on a strap round their neck was in 1973 . EWG was just one of many bands that were first showcased to the British public by this ( at the time ) groundbreaking show
Yea I remember watching this st the time. I was still at school. But was allowed to stay up & watch The OGWT. Whispering Bob Harris was my favourite presenter. I got to see EWG live at an all day festival in London. They were brilliant. Never saw anything like it before. Sly & the family stone were heading. Great day that.
Lots of good TOGWT on RUclips. All live playing.
Edgar was the ren of the 70s as far as instruments go.
Multi-talented man is Edgar Winter. This is an instrumental song. If you want to hear Edgar's jaw-dropping vocals, listen to "Tobacco Road" (with his great blues guitarist brother, Johnny Winter).
Also the horn band "Edgar Winter's White Trash".
Definitely check out Tobacco Toad live !! React too…. You’ll enjoy it…. Wait until you hear him SING!
Now you need to listen to him and his brother on Tabaco Road.
Probably never heard of him before cause it was 50 years ago... He was BIG when I was in my 20's...
Pretty sure their biggest hit was “Free Ride” written and sung by the late Dan Hartman. It was a staple in the 70s. I love Edgar to bits. The guitarist was Rick Derringer, player and producer.
He's still going strong! Just won a Grammy in 2022
Edgard and his brother Johnny, incredible blues guitarist, are heroes of my youth,my life and probably just musical heroes : just do TOBACCO ROAD to meet the 2 brothers and the INCREDIBLE VOICE of Edgard !!
Tat keyboard around his neck is one of the earliest synthesizers: the amp-style box behind him (that he is adjusting during the "weird noises" section) is the actual synthesizer, and the keyboard is just that - the keyboard input device: it still weighed 15-20 pounds. It was designed to be on a desk or stand - somewhat like a piano or organ - but Edgar didn't like being that tied to one spot, so he screwed on a strap and created the first "keytar"!
The song itself is an arrangement of bits from pre-show warm-up exercises: when putting together the band's first album, they needed one more song than they had prepared - so Edgar went back into his library of recordings from live shows, got all the warm-up songs, and started splicing together some of the best bits. Chuck Ruff, the band's drummer, came into the studio and saw the chaos of spliced tapes and said something to the effect of "You're creating a Frankenstein!" After Edgar had put together a song he was happy with, the band worked it into a clean arrangement that could be played regularly - and a legendary piece of music history was created (not born, of course 😛)
The song is hard to categorize - it is definitely heavy/hard rock, but also has a strong funk element, draws on blues roots, and has many elements of progressive rock. I suspect that the "weird noises" synthesizer section influenced George Clinton and Parliament/Funkadelic as they developed the "P-Funk Mythology" in the mid-70s (albums like "Mothership Connection" and "The Clones of Dr. Funkenstein") - but them was crazy times with lots of experimentation, so it could just be synchronicity 🙂
Legend level info...! Kudos 🤜🏻
I absolutely love Chuck Ruff's drumming, it's effortless! There's a guy called Jason Nekrutman who teaches on drumeo, has a similar effortless style, if you like Chuck's drumming, you'll definitely love him...!
Check him out >
ruclips.net/video/AwPCbmTXsiA/видео.htmlsi=AcEIBhk-vaMDDAyj
YOU REALLY NEED TO HEAR " TOBACCO ROAD LIVE " FROM JOHNNY AND EDGAR WINTERS.
THE SONG AND PLAYERS ARE PHEANOMINAL
Wow what an interesting comparison you threw out there at the end about comparing to loop stations. You're not too far off, in that there is hands-on, live sound manipulation occurring at real time. Edgar Winter is actually "playing" an ARP 2600 synthesizer. Although general rules in loop station battles specifically prohibit keyboards, if you substitute the keyboard with a beatboxer, you're certainly in the same universe. Nice tie-in there, BP.
Great job BP! This is one of what I call the big three of mind blowing live performances. Please check out “Inside Looking Out” (Live 1969) by Grand Funk Railroad and also “Hocus Pocus” (Live 1973 Midnight Special) by Focus. You will be blown away just like you were on this track !!!
The bass player, Dan Hartman, went on to have a massive disco hit with Instant Replay. Remember this is way before any form of digital
They were both rock stars 🌟 in their own way ❤
The Winter Bros were Phenomenal, wizards with their instruments! Johnny's gone but Edgar is still playing! Tobacco road is a must with his brother, Johnny. You'll like jumping down the rabbit hole of Edgar and Johnny Winter!😊
Edgar Winter and his brother Johnny are among the most under rated musicians of all time. Edgar was a musical genius, Edgar and his brother both have albinism. Edgar plays keyboard, drums, Sax, guitar, bass and piano. I once got the privilege to play with Edgar before a concert at Star Light theater in Kansas City, MO. I was Concert pianist for the Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra at the time. He was a very friendly and pleasant man.
Edgar on the Key-tar! And everything else!
"Tobacco Road" with both Johnny and Edgar is a must see.
One take. I actually saw them in concert back in the day. And they performed this flawlessly.
Thank you for bringing back this music. It brings me back to my teens and the flood of memory's that go with it. Your commentary is great and shows there is not as much difference between age groups as people may think. God Bless...
The ONLY #1 instrumental hit in history!
Little known fact: Edgar Witnter also filmed this 🤣
😂 who woulda thunk? 😂😂
Great reaction!!!!!!!!!!!!! You seem to understand....................... How bout next, Neil Peart stuff??? Thanks! :)
Check out his brother Johnny Winter.
I had this 8 track. They only come out at night
If you are aware of Tupac's Dying to live well it's Edgar Winter song, check out his Give it everything you got, great reaction
I was 'always' a fan of Herbie Hancock, & Billy Preston - but when these bro's came out with this cut, I was SOLD! 🤩😎
Never to late. Never apologize
I bought this album (They Only Come Out at Night) when it first came out. I was 10 years old and _HAD_ to have the uncut album version, not the edited for radio version. It remains my all-time favorite song to this day. (I'm 60 now). Btw,if you thought this song was amazing, you _GOTTA_ hear "Hocus Pocus"by Focus. It's also an instrumental. There are vocals in it, just no lyrics. Seriously.You gotta see and hear it . Do the studio version first, then do the live version from "The Midnight Special".🤯👈 You;ll be like that.
This song was originally titled "The Double Drum Song"
That's Rick Derringer on guitar, SRV's bass player and I don't know who the drummer is, but he damn well rocks.
Frankenstein is a must blast every Halloween as kids are approaching my house. along with the monster mash, dragula, 666, and some others mixed in. kids and their parents both seem hesitant, but....... it's the spirit of Halloween and treats supercede fear.
Do tabacco road live it is 1 of a kind
Not being able to handle the sunlight because Edgar and Johnny were both albinos .They spent most of their time learning to play different kinds of instruments !!! Tobacco Road is a great live video of the brothers playing together , with Edgar singing !!!
ZZ top is good, Lynyrd skynyrd's good, Pink Floyd, Alice Cooper, Doobie Brothers, mountain Mississippi Queen, Black Sabbath, Johnny Van zant, kiss, check some of these guys out.
the music of my high school years, the 70s the greatest decade of music ever
As much as I appreciate Edgar, his brother Johnny Winter's legacy seems to have faded. You should check Johnny out. He was at Woidstock, he revived the career of the famous blues player Muddy Waters, he was on the cover of the inaugral issue of Guitar World magazine in 1980, inducted into the Blues Hall of fame in 1988, and listed # 63 greatest guitarist of all time by Rolling Stone. He was a writer and producer. Recorded his blues music since 1959 (age15), making 19 studio albums and 9 live albums. For a less blues more rock intro to his music, check out a video of him playing Rock and Roll Hoochie Koo (1970).
welcome to our era....
Hes also great singer tobacco roadside with his brother shows his skills
This is Talent!
Loved this when it came out
Two words "Tobacco Road" live with Edgar & Johnny Winter.
You should check out Johnny and Edgar Winter Tobacco Road,
Edgars brother, Johnny, was the first non-African American inducted into the Blues Hall of Fame.
You gotta do Tobacco Road live! Edgar and Johnny are great!
You never heard of this because it came out in 1972..
This came out when I was a senior in high school. We blasted this song. You should listen to the studio version on the album.
Also check his brother Johnny Winters who plays great blues!
Bro I promise you will never see anything like this again. It’s a once in a lifetime.
You gotta check out the Winter Brothers on Tobacco Road!!! 🙏🇺🇲✌️😎
The guitarist on the black Les Paul is Rick Derringer. Who did the song hang on sloopy in the late 60”s and a song called rock n roll hoochiecoo in the 70’s
This song is called Frankenstein due to all of the audio tape splicing they did in the studio for the album track. And Jonny Winter is an electric blues legend.
You are definitely obtaining your PhD in musicology - awesome choice, loved watching you love it 🤘
ha ha! glad you loved it!
His album "SHOCK TREATMENT" , with "Frankenstein" was one of the first LPs I ever bought. A. M. A. Z. I. N. G.
13:25 - You missed the most interesting bit of this part: the bicycle air horn! 😆
I met Johnny Winters in the mid 70' in Idahoals Idaho. We were in the mall, and I spotted him sitting 6in th we orange Julius stand.
We talked for a while, and then he asked if we wanted to get stoned with him.
By the time we staggered out of his van, I could not see straight.
Really great guy full of great stories.
😅 okay people will probably disagree with me I really don't care I grew up during this era this is my music. So this would be considered pretty much acid rock and well my friends anyway would drop ahead of acid or take some mushrooms and listen to this type of music because it was just acid Rock 😅
Edgar and his brother Johnny were from Beaumont TX, I went to high school with them. Edgar was ask one time what instruments he played, his answer was “Yes” 16:50
Edgar Winter on December 28, 1946, in Beaumont, Texas. Both he and his older brother Johnny were born with albinism which meant they had to pretty stay indoors ALL THE TIME. being stuck inside, both brothers got into music and instruments. By the time Edgar left the family home, Winter had mastered numerous instruments and reading and writing music.
In late 1972, Winter brought together Dan Hartman, Ronnie Montrose and Chuck Ruff to form The Edgar Winter Group, who created such hits as the number one "Frankenstein" and "Free Ride" (with lead vocals by its writer Hartman).
The song's title Frankenstien, coined by the band's drummer Chuck Ruff, derives from the fact that the original recording of the song was much longer than the final version, as the band would often deviate from the arrangement into less structured jams. The track required numerous edits to shorten it. The end result was spliced together from many sections of recording. Winter frequently refers to the appropriateness of the name also in relation to its "monster-like, alumbering beat".
*Genre:* Instrumental rock, hard rock, progressive rock, art rock.
Most people are going to suggest you next watch Edgar play and sing blues vocals with his brother Johnny's group. Tobacco Road 1970 Edgar singing. Johnny on Guitar. Johnny was the first non-African American inducted into the Blues Hall of Fame. He is a top guitarist. Here's the direct link to Tobacco Road live. ruclips.net/video/af0rV6dli_o/видео.html
People are gonna’ fight me on this, but I swear to hell I’ve seen Edgar Winter Live in the Midwest and at the end he pulled a crazy fast spitting verse about a “crazy little cat called Frankenstein.”
That said, I can’t find video of it to save my life, largely because it was back in the early 2000’s.
I look at the Edgar Winter Group like guys painting a room. The guitars and drummer are putting on the base coat, and Edgar comes in to paint the mural.
Listening to Frankenstein is a treat, and then to witness a master of sound deliver a performance to show every aspect of his vision of the song.
Who on earth would not be amazed after watching this?
I think you should react to Thin Lizzy since you use their song as the theme tune. This was played in an episode of the Simpsons when young Homer tried to hang with the cool kids.
the young man playing guitar is rick derringer who also had a solo career most notably "Rock and Roll hoochi coo
A young Rick Derringer on lead guitar.
Highest rated non vocal song in history
Egar once went to a music store and told the man he wanted one of each,then t9ok them home and mastered each of them.
Winters is a typo, it's Edgar Winter. And when they recorded this song and it was time to edit, remembering that it was on tape, they had straps of tape all over the production room and they started talking about splicing it all together and he said "Yeah, kinda like Frankenstein..." And the song was born. 😊
He has a brother, also a rocker, both are albinos and Johnny Winter does amazing things, too. Check out more by both of them!
And remember my motto...
White boys *ROCK!!*
More killer, mainstream instrumental... *Dixie Dregs!!*