JOHNNY WINTER - HIGHWAY 61 REVISITED | REACTION
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I'm old enough and fortunate enough to have seen Johnny Winter in his prime a few times back in the 70s. Known among his peers as the fastest left hand in the business. It's worth being old now to have been young then.
Great statement!
Me too ... saw him in the late 80's and he 'ahem' opened up for George Thorogood at Darien Lake in NY ... yeah well he made Lonesome George look like a rank amateur.
50 years ago all the genres were rollin' and tumblin' all night long..
Saw him in 1975 with Rick Derringer. First was James Gang, then Leslie West and Mountain! Finally after Johnny was Alice Copper. And all for 8 bucks.
Me too; at west palm beach florida. Boy was I f**ked up!
One of the greatest bluesmen and slide players of all time.
Amen, Amen!!
To me he is the best blues slide player ever. Rivaled only in my opinion by some of the late, great Duane Allman's bottleneck slide work from back in the 60's and early 70's. Both were incredibly gifted, virtuoso slide players, but Winter was, IMO, a bit faster with that "pinkie slide" than Allman was with his "ring-finger" slide, and Winter was I think more skilled and polished because Allman's time was so brief dying in that motorcycle crash a month shy of his 25th birthday.
I have to agree with you on the fact that Winters was amazing and only got better with time. He was definitely amazing. I was a big fan. Although I’m such a big Allman Brothers fan and the biggest reason is and was because of Duane Allman. Look when I was in my teens I was lucky enough to see them in concert more than I probably should have. I couldn’t keep my eyes off Duane and it wasn’t because I was a young infatuated girl. I couldn’t keep my eyes off of his hands!! I know, weird right ! But there you have it ! Then I read anything I would come across about him, how he was self taught and his progression over the next years. Then out of nowhere he dies and I was crushed. I still read everything I could find. I read articles about some really top dogs in the industry who couldn’t get him on their recordings fast enough. Then hearing some others talking about how he was the one who taught them how to use the slide. His portfolio was very extensive. I’ve always wondered just how far he would have gone had he not died so early. I’m 65 now and I still wonder just what would have happened had he lived a full life. I sound like a true lunatic don’t I ? I promise I’m not. Just a true fan. Bet you didn’t think you were going to get an ear full did ya ! 🤣🤣🤣
@@sherryarflin726 Johnny Winters was absolutely a great player, Imo his style was more along that of Texas blues. I think Duane established a style of slide play that was more his own. He was just learning what he could do, having not been a slide player very long. Some are just born with it. It was Duane and Dickey's play with the ABB that inspired me when I was 15 to pick up a guitar and attempt to learn to play. I'm almost 65 now and they still nspire me. I think that mantle has now fallen to Derek Trucks and he may have surpassed both JW and DA. Just my opinion.
I’m not sure if you’re scolding me like a recalcitrant child or what. I agree with what you are saying and it was my father and my brother that encouraged me to pick up a guitar when I was 12. I think that’s why I was so awed by Duane. I thought Betts was was a great guitarist also. As far as Derek Trucks. That kid was phenomenal at 13 and only more so as an accomplished musician now. I’m also as I sad a big fan of Winters. Always was. 😁
Why is this man not in the HOF? Some of the people & groups in the HOF would not be worthy to carry his guitar case.
@ Caleb Witt
He’s not there because the Hall is a joke! Marshall Tucker Band and I could list many more that should be in that aren’t also. Johnny was amazing! Floyd Radford the other guitar player on this smoked also.
@@razorsharpe3371 first non African American inducted into the Blues HOF. That surely with a $20 bill will get you an espresso shot at Sbux. Charming rendition. I prefer the studio version, less stacato, more controlled, gravelly slide, and more interlaced instrumentation. The drumming here is very dull, and no bass line whatsoever.
Duane Allman was a great slide player, but Johnny was King and this song proves it. Best slide solo ever.
I love them both can't choose
Every guitar lick known to mankind is on this album. Thank you never thought anyone was going to review this album.The best live album of all time.
I agree
@@ivansavoie3190 a life-changing album, will leave you breathless and forever changed
Had album in the past also saw him around this time along with about 15 other times , have his autograph on my firebird. Thanks for getting in touch
From what I've heard, since both brothers are albinos, they're eyes are very sensative to bright lights, so pretty much they had to stay indoors, and their parents had just encourged them to make all the noise they wanted in the house. Both play many different instruments, from drums/percussion, guitars, bass, pianos and key instruments, wind instruments, singing, and what ever they can get their hands on, also at the age of 4 or 5, they were already performing, put all that into one big pot, stir it up, and you get these two cats.
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I was at that show. Oakland Coliseum, on a bright sunny day with 80,000 people . There was an LSD punch going around for all to participate in. It was mayhem. But Johnny and his brother, who came on next wore big 1940's gangster hats to shield the sun. That's it. Montrose, Journey, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Johnny Winter and Edgar Winter. What a concert.
RFR Do you know if Johnny was resoected amongst the ither guitar players of his time? I can’t find that info anywhere and would appreciate any info you could give me and greetings from Illinois!
@@progqueen5952 Johnny Winter is a Grammy winning bluesman, he is the first non African-American to be indicted into the blues Hall of Fame. Many songs were written for him and then, later, were recorded by the people who wrote them.
Two of those people are Mick Jagger and Rick derringer.
My grandfather was albino. Had difficulty on bright sunny days but it did not prevent him from working his tail off outdoors. Just wore some really dark sunglasses and went to work. Great man.
I saw Johnny Winter in a TINY club in New York City (75 people at the most maybe?) for New Years Eve in the 70's or 80's. He had on a black top hat, a black cape, all black shirt & pants, a black cobra shaped walking cane-and it was ALL in black velvet-he looked absolutely incredible! The BEST SHOW I have ever seen in my 59 years!!!!
You’re so lucky! Man is a true legend🎶💜
You got your money's worth in notes when Johnny played. And how many were repeats? Johnny Well-O-Licks Winter. The dude was a monster!
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I was blessed to be with the Winters in high school, I played bass and jammed with them and Janis Joplin. This was our vision of music. Am glade it’s now being found and appreciated. Those times were analogue.
I attended Beaumont High, as well.
I graduated from Beaumont High School as well.
I remember a much shorter "live" version at Pirates World, Dania Beach, 1971; I believe it was. I still have my Johnny Winter AND Live LP recorded at that concert. One of the best of my concert memories. This 10 min version was so fabulous!
One of my dad's aunts had a small record store in the front room of her house in Houston when I was a kid. She had old 78 rpm blues, or race records, as they used to be called & other hard to find records, even contemporary stuff. Johnny would come in looking for those old Mississippi blues guy's records that he loved so much. She told me he would hold the record's sleeve real close to his face trying to read the liner notes. He was legally blind & as far as I know he never wore glasses. I've been a fan since his first Columbia record in 69 I think it was when he got a pretty good deal of money for those days. Sure miss him, a true bluesman.
WOW! Super deep dive and great reaction too. Thank so much!
Johnny and Edgar. Two geniuses
Johnny forgot more licks than anyone before or since created. Johnny to Stevie Ray, "Would you mind carrying my suitcase to the bus?" Stevie Ray to Johnny, "Absolutely, sir. It would be an honor."
In the early 70s I’d go days without listening to anyone BUT Johnny. Of course I listened to Beatles Doors everything else but Johnny was always special to me. He well? f-ing rocked it.
One of my favorite guitarists. He was amazing. Love his growly voice. There must be something in the water over in Texas; besides Johnny Winter coming from there, so did ZZ Top and SRV.
Yep. Even Janis Joplin.
Johnny Winter, George Jones, Harry James, Tracy Byrd, the Big Bopper, Mark Chesnutt, Clay Walker, Edgar Winter. All from Southeast Texas.
I saw Johnny in 1970 in the uk came on stage in the night singing I love everbody superb
Written by Bob Dylan. If you haven't reacted to All Along the Watchtower, it's Jimi Hendrix doing Dylan.
Edgar Winter group with "Free Ride" is another good one from one of the brothers.
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The greatest slide guitar héroe.....in memorian......top guitar Man....leyend
Wow!!!! I was a 16 year old at that exact show. Recorded at the Oakland Coliseum. The show was Lynyrd Skynyrd, Johnny Winter, and Edgar Winter. Maybe the best concert I ever saw. You should play Sweet Papa John off that album. All 3 bands ended the day playing a 20 minute version of Frankenstein....like 8 guitar players..incredible.
That’s just some good old dirty Texas Blues! 🔥😎👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Saw him in Cincinnati years ago, had he played my '34 National for a minute, wish i still had it, but, 3 kids education gets expensive lol. R.I.P. Johnny. Bladie May always one my favorites, he played it also on a National, what made me want one to begin with
Someone asked jimi hendrix what it's like to be the best guitar player in the world,and he answered i don't know-you have to ask johnnie winter...and what an amazing reaction.also,THANK YOU for not stopping the song
I saw Johnny at Pirates World several times in the early 70's along with Steve Miller and Quicksilver Messenger Service...great time was had by all!
I saw him in Vermont about 30 years ago in a club called the Pickle Barrel. Try his song Be Careful With a Fool.
I had never heard this piece. Amazing performance!
yes yes yes- that white boy got soul! RIP Johnny
like a one man gang
Thanks for the reminder as to what a freekin' fantastic guitarist Johnny Winter was. Saw him at the Aragon Brawlroom in Chicago in '82 and again about a year before he died. in Atlanta. And what you heard here is pretty much what I heard for 2 hours at both shows.
Hustled Down in Texas...has always been my JW Banger!!
Mine is "Hurtin' so bad"
Saw Johnny in '73 in Toronto. Blues out the ying-yang. Virtuosic, steeped deep in traditions: Delta blues, Texas roadhouse, Chicago-style, Johnny's got it nailed. ✌😘🎶🎸🎤💥🔥
Johnny Winter, you can't get any whiter but the best blues player I have ever heard and I have been playing guitar for over 50 years.
February 3rd 1974, he was my first concert. Brownsville Station opened for him. I saw him several times over the years, him being a local guy he performed in Houston quite often.
I saw him with Brownsville Station in '74 at Chicago's International Amphitheater. I also saw him there in '73 with Foghat as the opener.
@@TheNoncritical1 Foghat, man those guys could put on a great show. They must have lived on the road a few years because they came around so often.
Saw him in the early 70s it's funny I waS just in high-school . It was the weekend and we went to concerts all the time. They were affordable. We saw the best of the best live and in person. It was a great time to grow up
FINALLY...your the best for doing this reaction to Johnny, so many great tunes by the master slide player, thanks so much for doing this, you should react to "Mojo Boogie" it's another banger or "Be Careful With A Fool" he is one of the greatest blues players ever.
Johnny Winter is underrated as only #64 out of the top 100 guitarists of all time. He deserves better. Check out a live version on “Be Careful With a Fool” & watch the master.
One of the best videos on RUclips!
Must have been a Rolling Stone rating. They are fools.
@@nebbindog6126 It was. I agree. How they get some random “authority” is beyond me.
Far as I'm concerned he's the best should have been in top five at least. Those polls are done by popularity Johnny got next to no play on radio compared to the rest I might have heard him three times since 73 to good for commercial radio would hurt the industry and other artists. There's women ranked higher please.
You can't go by that he was lucky enough to even make it you had women rated better, that list more popular than best Johnny Winter is without a doubt better than any on that list. He's not commercial like the rest. He could do it all
This whole album is an over the top guitar frenzy. Track after track, Johnny Winter takes his guitar to the limit. As Wilburn says, "Winter murders this. It's a crime scene".
Johnny is my number one man and had the pleasure of seeing him four times. The last time I was 10 feet away from him in his later years after decades of a difficult life, an old man being led out onto a seat on stage, THEN he picked up that guitar and the man was back. My lasting memory was of him pulling out the Firebird and playing this song one last time. Check out Be Careful With a Fool from that same Swedish show as Edgar. His best work is with his idol Muddy Waters not shredding playing tastefully but still expertly backing up his hero. Also a tip of the hat to Floyd Radford for stepping in on Second Lead here. Sadly Richard Hughes the talented drummer on this took his own life not too long after this and the bass player Randy Jo Hobbs overdosed.
Of course you need to look into the album this originally came from,
Bob Dylans "Highway 61 Revisited". Every song on it is worth a listen.
Johnny Winter, Elmore James, Robert Johnson, Duane Allman & Dickey Betts, John Lee Hooker and Derek Trucks... in this Row
I saw Johnny Winter live in 1975 with Rich Derringer and Johnny used to wear a leather hat kinda like a cowboy hat. Somebody through a firecracker or worse up on stage and it landed right in Johnny’s hat and he had no idea. Somebody from the stage ran out and grabbed the hat off his head and through it on the ground and stepped on it. Johnny just looked at him like what the hell are you doing? That was June 1975 at Roosevelt Stadium in Jersey City, New Jersey. If you were there chime in.
Don't know if they still are, but at one point Johnny and Edgar were in the Guinness Book for the only two albino children born to one mother.
I saw Johhny Winter with Wishbone Ash opening in 1970 (or 80).
Killer blues !!! Johnny Winter was a King of this genre and played pure clean ........didn't need gimmicks. One of the truly underrated greats of all time
Saw him 3 times man - simply electric . Amazing player who did amazing shows !!!!
Johnny is a genius
I played Johnny Winter And live in our living room 1970....real loudly too
Love your reactions. You might enjoy watching a live version of this song at Bob Dylan's 50 anniversary concert. The drummer and band had trouble keeping up with him. Lol
The greatest.
John Winter Sr had magic in his balls!
In my opinion one of the greatest guitar players of all time!!!!!
You need to look up Johnny and Edger Winter doing "Tobacco Road". You will enjoy it.
The guitar player in the background is Rick Derringer. I was fortunate enough to see this live in 1975 at Roosevelt Stadium, Jersey City, NJ.
Floyd Radford not Rick
Love this song, great reaction! Not being a drummer myself, its good to get the drummer's take. I never would have thought about what you were saying if you hadnt said it. Thanks!
It's Johnny with Floyd Rayford on rhythm guitar, along with his band featuring Randy Jo Hobbs (who Jimi Hendrix dubbed "Randy Texas", when he and Randy Wolfe, later renamed Randy California, by Jimi played together before Jimi took off with Chas Chandler and went into orbit) and drummer Richard Hughes. I got in plenty of hot water with the neighbors by playing this album at "eleven!"
Floyd did the solo right after Johnnys big slide solo.
Johnny is a blues master
Saw him years ago in a small club ...🎸✌️
Shame we have to go back 20 years or more to hear real music. Thanks for a great selection.
You mention the drummer, which is absolutely true! JW always had a 1st rate rhythm section.
The purest definition of a Guitar Slinger...
Johnny Winter was the greatest slide guitar player ever, as anyone listening to this song will attest. In his prime he was one of the greatest guitar players around. It's unfortunate that all the press could write about was Page, Clapton, and Beck. JW's blues playing could blow them all away. Back in his prime, he had so much energy and it came through in his playing. Unfortunately, people today will never know. And youtube does not have any of his greatest playing. Even Hendrix was a JW fan. I would suggest that if anyone liked this song, then buy his Johnny Winter And live and this album Captured live. The first time I saw him play was back in the early 70's. SRV fans, you haven't a clue as to how much better JW back then than SRV ever was when it came to blues and slide. Also, the press hails Duane Allman as the greatest slide player. I would say they were the same. It is truly a shame he had so many drug problems and bad management that used him as a cash cow. The last time I saw him play was in a bar/night club6 months before his death. I was standing eight feet away from him. He was playing on automatic and you could see that he was a skeloton of what he once was. Really tragic. I admired his playing so much that it broke my heart to see him as I did. He could not walk without help and looked like he weighed 80 pounds.
That bass drum men is something!
Love you for sharing Brother! Thank you so much. Try, Be Careful With A Fool, next!!!
my first Rock Concert-1973 madison square garden NYC- check out mean town blues
You mention musician brothers. I don't know, you've got the Winter's, the Allman's, the Van Halen's, even Eddie's son's great beyond his years. The Davies brothers, the Winwood's, probably many I can't think of. Just incredible musical genetics along with dedication.
One of my top 3 rock/blues guitarist ever. He has a double sided album that only has recordings on 3 of the sides and this album is one of the best ever. Starts out with the classic “serves my right to suffer , serves me right to be alone” his playin on that tune is worth the album itself. J Winter is a king’s King
Last time i saw Johnny he had to be lead on stage and sat down in a chair .....that boy was one of the best.
He was legally blind, albinism & it's price, years of living the life, on the road, woman, drugs, booze, sleazy management...life in the BLUES.
Bob Dylan has been documented to say "I may have wrote it, Highway 61 belongs to Johnny Winter".
I was lucky enough to see Johnny live while on this tour at the acoustically-perfect, theater-intimate McFarland Auditorium on the campus of SMU in Dallas. It was a magnificent show that I consider one of the very best I've seen (& I've seen dozens since). When the drummer was putting down that shuffle beat he was the only instrument heard in the whole place. Then Johnny pulled up a barstool & sat down on it, crossed his legs & played slide for about 20 minutes. He did it better than this recording even with new melodies, refrains, turnarounds, & a climax that had even the people at the very back of the facility jumping up & down on the movie-theatre seats. I gained an appreciation of awesome live music that night that has stuck with me since.
seen johnny 6 or 7 times in 70's best with his brother edgar rick derringer and ronnie montrose
And then....it s LIVE! 😳😄
U.S. Route 61 or U.S. Highway 61 (US 61) is a major United States highway that extends 1,400 miles (2,300 km) between New Orleans, Louisiana and the city of Wyoming, Minnesota. The highway generally follows the course of the Mississippi River and is designated the Great River Road for much of its route. As of 2004, the highway's northern terminus in Wyoming, Minnesota, is at an intersection with Interstate 35 (I-35). Until 1991, the highway extended north on what is now Minnesota State Highway 61 (MN 61) through Duluth to the Canada-U.S. border near Grand Portage. Its southern terminus in New Orleans is at an intersection with U.S. Route 90 (US 90). The route was an important south-north connection in the days before the interstate highway system.
The highway is often called the Blues Highway because of its long history with the Blues genre. It is the supposed location where singer-songwriter Robert Johnson made a deal with the Devil for his successes. Other notable songs named for the highway include a blues song recorded in 1957 by Sunnyland Slim; one in 1962 by Johnny Young; and a 1981 song, "61 Highway", by bluesman James "Son" Thomas. To denote US 61's significance in blues music history, there are two markers on the route which are part of the Mississippi Blues Trail: 61 Highway in Vicksburg, Mississippi and Highway 61 Blues in Tunica, Mississippi.[1][2] The road later gave its name to Minnesota native Bob Dylan's album Highway 61 Revisited and to the song of the same name, which imagines all sorts of fantastical events (including World War III) occurring alongside it.
richard hughes was such a machine on this whole album. serious business, doing the work...and when Johnny sets the stage for Floyd's solo, and then they swap, none better
THE BEST SLIDE PLAYER EVER! I AGREE, THE DRUMMER WAS SOLID AS THEY GET! THE BASS AND RYTHM! THANKS FOR THE REACTION AND VIDEO WILBURN!
Chod, this whole live album for me, is Johnny Winter at his very best.
This is my #1 Bluesman
Song 'Stranger' reaction....Johnny Winter
That's a classic Texas jam.
Johnny Winter . . . the greatest slide player of all time.
I saw Johnny at the old Music Hall in Boston, un -fukken-believeable. this live recording is just incredible, RIP Johnny.
Great example of Johnny's amazing skills. Thanks.
Jonny winter live with Rick derringer here for info. Saw this live way way back
One of the Greatest! He was at Woodstock! Help these young people brothers and sisters in the adventure in great music! They have been trapped in crap to long! Try. Let it rock. By Bob Seger.🤠🇺🇸🐴🇬🇧✌️☕
It's the great Johnny Winter on slide and 1st lead, backed up by Floyd Radford on rhythm and 2nd lead. Guitar for breakfast lunch and dinner by two bad ass Texas pickers.
great cover of a Bob Dylan song - check Johnny and Rick Derringer duelng lead guitards on Jumpin Jack flash or Rock n Roll Hootchie Koo
9:15 until 10:00. That part always makes the hairs on my arms stand up.
His live in Austin album is great!!
Johnny Winter, Floyd Radford on guitars: Randy Jo Hobbs on Bass: Ritchie Hughes on Drums: Awesome Band! Been listening to these fellas for years. It don't get too much better than Johnny Winter. Man this music never does. RIP, Johnny, Floyd, and Randy Jo. You left your mark in the music world...... Johnny and Edgar's talent, nothing but a gift from God Almighty!💯🔥🔥
Rick Derringer and Ronnie Montrose were in that camp as well. All those dudes were bend monsters. Very tasty blues licks at various speeds. Ronnie played with Edgar. Check out Keep Playin That Rock And Roll, there's a live version with Ronnie takin care of biz. He also played on Frankenstein and that album. Head over to Wikipedia and check out who Ronnie played with. In fact it was Ronnie with his debut album that kicked ROCK TONE into what it's become. Nothing in rock, soul or R & B, NOTHING sounded like what you hear on the first Montrose album before that album. Not even Led Zep sounded like that.
You to hear Johnny's illustrated man!!!
Been to a few of his and his brothers concerts...nothing but a party every Time!!!
Just amazing.
Now you need to hear Johnny Winter - Be Careful With A Fool - the live version from they were on a Danish TV in 1970 with Tommy Shannon on bass and Uncle John Turner on Drums
Thank you for this reaction.
This entire album is awesome
Hey love your look at the blues
Great reaction. Thanks for the insight about the drumming. It helps me appreciate the music more.
Texas music hell yeah!
Great song to react to. May I suggest a live version of Johnny B Goode by Johnny Winter? He's amazing.
Try "Don't take advantage of me" off his Gunslinger album
His best record when he was on Alligator Records IMO.
There folks keep them in the house till they were 14 years old because of the condition Johnny was signed at 15 with a record deal
This was an outstanding choice👍
He can play the Sax like nobody's business either.
Edgar plays sax sorry
hey check out...Johnny Winters..."tv momma" just Johnny and his guitar...epic!!!
yes yes on the drumming- great tempo and fills