JOHNNY WINTER, EDGAR WINTER - TOBACCO ROAD (LIVE) | REACTION
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I believe Johnny was the first non-African American to be inducted into the Blues Hall of Fame.
Not only is he scatting, he's doing it to the notes he's playing on the keyboard. Saw Edgar several times in concert, cool thing was the musicianship, they were so tight and perfect live, no sloppy play from these guys, you got your money's worth at their shows.
This Bass guitar player, Tommy Shannon" went on to become a member of "Double Trouble" backing up Stevie Ray Vaughn.
the fans sitting politely without cell phone cameras and just enjoying an amazing song ... I’m 66 thank god I grew up in the 70’s ...
I’m a year ahead of you. And I noticed that also
I am 65 and had that record. Tobacco Road took up one whole side of the record, so it must of been so much more. I will have tp check that out again. Awesome reaction (clapping). Oh my lord! It is 4:30 am here. I get so wrapped up on reaction videos lol. Night all.
Blues like this makes me feel like the world is in a good place. I loved it.
Edgar is a musical genius. He just released a terrific new album.
I never tire of watching this. Johnny & Edgar, both musical geniuses. Edgar is brilliant on so many instruments, and Johnny was so amazing to watch, and underrated by Rolling Stone as the 63rd guitarist of all time. He belongs In the top 10.
Some good ol elevated blues, Johnny and Edgar Winter were some cool brothers and they played great music.
One of the best displays of musicianship you will ever see in one track - the whole band were good but the Winter Brothers and Edgar in particular, were outstanding.
This was totally live
They did not use any backing tracks or special affects and these guys were IT. 💟☮️
These two brothers from Texas were the most talented Blues singers and guitarists around. Both are "Albino." So much talent between them it's unbelievable. Johnny recently died at 77 or 78 yrs old. I think Edgar (organ/sax/vocals is still alive.
Yes Edgar is “Still Alive And Well”🤓
Johnny was one of the best blues guitar players in the world
They had seperate careers. It was a treat and a treasure to see perform together.
This footage is priceless.
I enjoyed your reaction as i felt like we were both seeing this for the 1st time together.
☮️💟☮️💟
My best friend Bobby Gianetti was the Bass player for Edgar back in the late 80's and early 90's!
Johnny Winter did some cool sessions with New Orleans’ bluesman pianist Dr John
And THATS how you sing THAT tune!!! Mercy! You and I had the same reaction. You cannot sit still! You are a sweetheart!
He killed the alto solo and his soul scream is up there with Bobby Womack, Wilson Pickett and the Godfather of Soul: JB. Johnny had total respect in the Blues world...obviously!
Johnny Winter was one of most respected blues guitarist out there. The AM top forty crowd that I grew up around had never heard of him. His musicianship was unbelievable. I loved the blues then and still love it now. Edgar had a hit with his own group called
“ Frankenstein “. It’s a funky instrumental piece.
Saw this live in 1969. Edgar played every instrument on stage, stole the show. West Palm Beach "rock festival".
The bass player, tommy Shannon, went on to play with Stevie Ray Vaughn about 10 years later. Johnny was the first non-African American inducted into the Blues Hall of Fame. The song was originally recorded by a band called The Nashville Teens in 1964.
The groove that the drummer and bassist laid down is ultra tight, actually a beast of a groove!
people don't ever mention the bassist. that's nice
Thank You!!!!!!!!!
I was so blessed to see these guys live.
This was amazing. I had the pleasure of seeing Johnny Winter (with the longer hair) in person in the late 1990’s. He was still amazing on the guitar even though he could barely walk and had to be helped onto the stage. Their talents were off the charts due, partly, to their father’s musical nurturing. Great reaction. Love your colorful look and personality. 😘
btw this song wasn't written by the Winters, it was John Loudermilk in 1960, and had already been a hit in 1964 by the Nashville Teens.
I always listen to the drummer when I listen to music.
as a musician, ...... i can only imagine how daunting it must have been to join their band! wowsers!
And just when you think it's over, it continues! LOL
Feel free to check out more songs by Johnny. "Mean Town Blues" is a great song by him. Any live version of that song will do, especially the live at Woodstock version.
Thank goodness this was recorded back then. I feel like I owe just by enjoying today.
Saw Edgar Winter live back in 1973 and Johnny Winter live in 1975. Both INCREDIBLE. Johnny Winter a GREAT Guitarist and singer and Edgar a Superb multi talented instrumentalist and singer. Talented brothers did a great covering this classic! 😍♥️🎼🎶🎵🇨🇦
Your the best. I enjoy watching your comments!
I appreciate that
That"s what they called progressive blues. They did an excellent job! You're reaction on " Frankenstein" was insightful, You have an right to feel that way!! You were raised right! I must admit my mama at first didn't approved of me listening to that song yet it was MAJOR hit in america.This is what music is all about. yes, that is what you called scatting, making your voice mimick the sound of the instrument that you're playing. Please do an reaction to "I JUST WANNA STOP" by Gino Vannelli. THANK YOU, QUEEN OF REACTIONS, GOD BESS!!!!!!
God given talent no other way to put it!
Jimi Hendrix was once asked what is was like to be the greatest guitar player ever. He said, "I don't know, ask Johnny Winter"
i love that answer. Jimi Hendrix always said other guitarists were better than himself, including Terry Kath of Chicago.
Yeah he's scattin', and if you listen close he's doing it precisely to the notes he's riffing on the keys.
LOVE EDGAR WINTER AND ALL HIS DIFFERENT SOUNDS, GROUPS AND ALBUMS.
It’s ALIVE!!! 😂😎👏👏👏👏👏
Texas Blues😎🔥
I was scat simultaneously with the Hammond.
George Benson could do the same thing while playing guitar.
Virtuosity at its finest.
You should hear his song DIAMOND EYES and the Live Frankenstein Version ..Those Albino Bros learned this music at the ages starting at the ages of 5 years old in Beaumont TX
My Very Groovy Chick K.S.O.,
This was an excellent rendition by the Winter Brothers and their band. The song was written and recorded by Folk-Blues singer/songwriter John D. Loudermilk in 1960. The song has been covered a number of times. The Nashville Teens had the biggest hit with their cover in 1964. The song is a bit autobiographical for Loudermilk growing up Durham, North Carolina. There is street called Tobacco Road. There is also a film of the same name. This cover is definitely going into my playlist. Yes, Edgar was scatting in parts of the song, especially near the end. RIP Johnny.
May you have a blessed day and evening.
How did I miss this, awesome reaction!
these guys were terrific what these videos don't show is during their shows the color of the lites were always changing and their hair would take on the color of the lites.
yes
RIP Johnny
Your reaction to the music video just adds to it!
Eager and johnny winter 🥶❄️. There amazing 🤩❤
I’m a geezer on food stamps so I can’t contribute, but here’s a suggestion. If you want to see some breathtaking guitar, try any of the zillions of live shows by RORY GALLAGHER. The Stones asked him to,join, but he turned them down. He didn’t want to get stuck. Every guitarist since - Beck, Page, The Edge, Slash, Gary Moore - they all loved Rory, as did Muddy, and Wolf. He could play any style of blues, electric or acoustic, in any tuning, fingers or slide, and his slide was hair-raising. Try “I Could Have Had Religion” first. It’ll give you the creeps. Just right for Halloween.
Can anybody out there name ANYONE making new music today with even half the talent of these guys? (old time legends excluded)
jack white
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Great song
A very good blues song!
Best live performance ever
This song has a great jazz/blues sound.
Yes even if you are physically poor. He was rich in spirit ❤. Worth more much more than money 💰
Your very cute reaction made me smile,🥰
The REAL blues Brothers
Amazing!!!!!☮️❤️😊❤️
Hello Sincerely K.S.O - I really enjoy being part of your community here. I am not sure of the etiquette regards recommendations so hope you will get to see this. Can I request you react to Bettye Swann 'Then you can tell me goodbye'. I am such a fan of hers and yours is such a great platform to introduce her to you and your online family. She is often to referred to as one of the 'lost divas of soul' as many people have never heard of her. I hope her voice brings as much joy to you and your subscribers as she does to me. Once listened to never forgotten. Best wishes, Chris
Church!
Another great reaction, K.S.O! I had the same reaction when I first heard it. Was fortunate enough to meet both Winter brothers (separately) in the early 1970s; both were very gracious and friendly. The shows were awesome! Those memories are keepers.
Their music is smoking hot!
Glad you enjoyed!!!!
Exquisite.
PHENOMENAL
Great reaction
Live stuff, "Life is Hard", and "Illustrated Man" by Johnny Winter
Love your reaction! Thank you.
More talent in those two brothers than in 14 states
"Scat" is mimicking instrumental by vocal means. Sometimes, people can't afford instruments, then they find the voice is the instrument. It could be incorporated into a band that does have instruments.
I find, it livens up a tune, by giving a chance to dialogue with other performers, through a call and response, or one can parallel scat along with their own instrument.
It could even, potentially, save a performance, if instruments experience malfunction. Mostly, it's just fun exploring expression, and being a resourceful human.
Check out:
The Mills Brothers,
Ella Fitzgerald,
Louis Prima,
Louis Armstrong,
Mel Torme,
Al Jarreau,
George Benson,
Bobby McFerrin,
"Scatman" John, and others.
love it, so good
Thank you, I love this!
One of my faves. Seen the Winter's bros with Pat Travers (my favorite PT song is "Death Letter") you are a cool lady 👍
Injoyed your reaction ❤
Love this reaction!
I saw Johnny and Edgar at the Olympic Auditorium in L.A. in 1970. Frank Zappa and his band and another band called Mountain were there as well. Four bucks. Tobacco Road was the Brothers finale. Yes it is called scatting. Just sing a guitar solo. That's scatting.
Johnny and Edger do a great jazzy version But I still prefer the original by the Nashville Teens. The hard beat drives it home for me.
I love that you love all types of music. Your videos are awesome
And you are gorgeous!
Something certainly flipped a switch for you when Edgar started playing his sax... I'm going to be honest, you started gazing at him then as if he were a pork chop! All in fun!
Love your program, keeping the spirits alive
To bad the Winter’s and the Vaughn’s didn’t do something together, Texas’s best.
Please react to Charlie Wilson and Smokey Robinson, All of my love. It just came out. Beautiful song.
Listen to the version by The Nashville Teens.
time to look into more edgar and johnny try johnny b good 84 or third degree as for edgar try fly away live nevada 89 dying to live and since you listened to frankenstein 73 he redid it on jazzin the blues
Check out Frankenstein by Johnny Winter live version is best
Nice vid.
K.S.O. honey please check out Johnny Winters song "Still Alive and We'll". I know you'll love it too.
CANDYMAN BY MARY JANE GIRLS RICK JAMES PRODUCED MY DEAR
you are fun ^__^
If you like blues and guitar please react to Sweet Sixteen by Johnny Winter featuring Joe Bonamassa from Johnny's final album Step Back
How did THAT just happen ?
I'll need to adjust my preconceived notions of what's really possible ...
Ridiculous talent .
Just a suggestion. Let the video fill more of the blank wall to your right?
Or add the video more toward the ceiling and larger.
Find Frankenstein live version if at all possible
Please do 'Come To Daddy' by 'Aphex Twin' for halloween.
I'm sorry Google messed up again what I meant to say because these two brothers were both albinos I should always check after I write stuff sorry
Not exactly sure what you are saying but if you mean that your much longer comment above was full of mistakes or something then if you click on the three small dots to the upper right side of your comment it permits you to edit or delete.
albino groove
To each his own I guess (and I do like blues music) but I much prefer the earlier (1964) hard driving rock version by the Nashville Teens (a very big hit ) who oddly enough were from England. See link below:
ruclips.net/video/eGuZY6NVXqU/видео.html
Play that sax!
The song is not completely related. Try Steve Earle Copper Road.
Somewhere, there are a couple hundred musicians who suck, because Edgar Winter got their talent instead.
This was okay, but I much prefer the original by the" Nashville Teens".
What a lovely woman !
all your reactions are great !
Ella Fitzgerald was a master of singing including scat
I have 2 or 3 versions of her "Taking the A-Train"
Before SRV there was Johnny.
and his bass player went with SRV
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