Johnny Winter, Edgar Winter - Tobacco Road | REACTION!!🔥🔥🔥
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Video Reaction to Johnny & Edgar Winter performing Tobacco Road!!!
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After Johnny made it big he sent for Edgar & gave him the spotlight so people would experience his younger brother & give him a break. Edgar said he would have been a scientist or teacher if not for Johnny. They kept their own bands & came together sometimes. No sibling rivalry here. Johnny was brilliant on Tobacco Road but never tried to outshine Edgar. Both Winter brothers were amazing. Edgar is still going strong & tours with Ringo Starr. RIP, Johnny, one of the greatest blues guitarists of all time.
Edgar played for him
Sooner than that.
@@billridge7854 Yes, of course. They were brothers who played together from childhood. I was talking about a big brother’s generosity after he made it big. Edgar was still playing small clubs in Texas. What a waste of awesome, extraordinary talent if Edgar had pursued another career.
Instead, Edgar became a "mad scientist" on the synthesizer.
@@margaretgorham5733 so true!!!
You know it's blues when the vocal starts out, "I was born,.....In aaah.... dump."
Edgar winter What's the most talented musician of all time
What The Good Lord may have denied the Winters brothers in pigment, He more than made up for in talent and soul.
Tommy Shannon who later played bass with SRV!
The Man!!
Johnny is the king of Blues guitar; Edgar is the king of several instruments and vocals. The two together are something special.
Ahhhh the 70’s! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Edgar idolized Johnny and I don’t think it ever dawned on him he was a better musician he just played that rock and roll!
Edgar's hit Frankenstein is unbelievable, an absolute must see! He plays everything even the amp. It will not let you down.
I'll check it out
@tom thumb that's awesome bro!!
@@Devon_Rismay please do, it's epic
Yes, you must check this out! It’s unbelievable!!
Bad ass alibios
he plays the drums too.💚
Devon, Edgar is cold blooded, i think he plays mostly every instrument.
Johnny Winter is considered one of the best blues guitarists of all time. R.i.p. Johnny Winter you are missed, but your music lives on. I was lucky enough have seen both in separate concerts. They were both great.
Johnny and Edgar Winter so much talent and ten times better in concert.
Johnny was the first non-African American inducted into the Blues Hall of Fame. This is a cover of a Nashville Teens song from 1960. Don't know the drummer, but Billy Shannon, the bass player, went on to play with SRV.
Edgar is like Hendrix in that you can tell he is not going through a conscious rendering of a song: he has the idea fully formed musically in him, and then he just becomes the conduit through which this unearthly, wonderful sound comes into the world.
Johnny Winters was considered one of the best blues guitarist of all time. Edgar was talented on multiple instruments.
When God was handing out talent in Beaumont Texas the Winter Brothers were at the front of the line. In fact i think they took it all. Great reaction! Thanks so much. Edgar Winter was a force of nature. If you have not heard it check out the Roadwork 1972 live album. It is one of the all time great live recordings. Rick Derringer is the guitarist but Johnny makes an appearance on R&R Hoochie Coo. Also The White Trash album from 1971 is essential listening. It combines a variety of styles (funk, gospel, blues and rock) that really highlights Edgar's diversity and range. It is a five star rated album and is desert island disc for me. He is joined on vocals by Jerry LaCroix and the two of them along with an extremely tight band tear it up. Of particular interest to you as a blues aficionado would be the "I Got News For You " track. "Let's Get It On" is a blues rocker and "Dying To Live" a ballad is one of my favorites. Thanks again for your reaction. keep it up!
Some talent those brothers have!
The Brothers Winter‼️🎸. Ridiculously talented👏🙌🎸🎶
Facts
The Rock and Roll All , No Rescipt, U doent deserve Shit
These guys were & are amazing. Johnny was one of the best guitar olayers in the world.
Edgar just released a new album where he paus tribute to johnny who died in 2014. It does not get any better than this.
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Best live performance in history
Love Johnny and Edgar Winter. In an interview with Jimi Hendrix the reporter asked Jimi what it was like to be the best guitar player, Jimmy said "I don't know, ask Johnny Winter"
Hell yea 🤘🏾
Actually his reply was "I don't know, ask Rory Gallagher" but Jimi complimented many guitar players and I'm not trying to take anything away from Johnny as he is one of my guitar heros from way back, saw him perform twice and l consider him as one of the best blues guitarists of all time. Just setting the record straight
There are pics on the internet where you can see them jamming in a club - J. Hendrix on bass and J. Winter on guitar. Let that sink in.
@@harryayre9050 a chap shared the quote from Creem mag a few months after Woodstock and Jimi said the guy who put on a guitar clinic at the festival was Alvin Lee
@@harryayre9050 Asked the same question on another occasion, he said, "ask Terry Kath," the guitar player for Chicago Transit Authority. Jimi knew he was the greatest, so he didn't need to boast, and glady turned the spotlight on some of his favorite contemporaries.
EDGAR WINTER: KEYBOARDS, SAXAPHONE, TYMPANI, (CREATOR OF FRANKENSTEIN SONG) extraordinary
Edgar Winter is unbelievable. I think his synth skills are my favorite. As far as Johnny enough said . Texas blues like never been heard.
Edgar’s 3 octave voice is unbelievable…bought this album when it came out…I was floored
Now you should listen to Johnny Winter . listen to Johnny Winter ,Good morning little school girl personally Johnny is my favorite.
Edgar's first album (Entrance) is wonderful. Bought it in 1970 and still play it..
Was AMAZED to discover Entrance after Franken and White Trash, wish he'd stayed with Jazz ....
Great reaction! Please react to Johnny Winter doing "Mean Town Blues" live at Woodstock.
This drummer was there for Frankenstein and other Edgar Winter clips. He's really good. They were all really young for being so good.
The drummer is Uncle John Turner on Tobacco Road; the amazing Chuck Ruff (RIP) was the drummer on Frankenstein.
@@SueK51 Hmmm, well if I am wrong, I'm wrong. Sure looked like the same guy. All of them terrific.
A side note to this great performance: the bass guitarist is none other than Tommy Shannon, later to become the bass guitarist for Stevie Ray Vaughan!
Be careful with a fool, with Johnny leading the charge. no gimmicks, no auto tuning, just playing thru the amps. GENIUS
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You gotta check out Johnny Winter's version of 'Be Careful With A Fool' live from this same show. Killer blues, a really great rendition!
I'll check it out
Absolutely brilliant. Johnny Winter, one of the very best. No histrionics, playing behind his back & all those acrobatics. Just straight forward, killer blues. Edgar is also an awesome talent, and “Frankenstein” is mind blowing. But if you love blues, you need to see Johnny Winter kill this one.
This song was a true depiction of life, written about Tobacco Road, in Durham, North Carolina. "Tobacco Road" is a blues song written and first recorded by John D. Loudermilk, in December 1959 and released in 1960. This song became a hit for The Nashville Teens in 1964 and has since become a standard across several musical genres. The Winter Brothers and band, brought authenticity, dynamic emotion, feeling and Real Soul to this well written song. This performance is historic, meaningful and will never be equaled. This is "Musical Magic" of the finest caliber.
Badass
Has to be one of the best raw jams you'll see. Unforgettable talent but people forget how talented those brothers were ❤. Thanks for reviewing this one!
Johnny " Guitar" Winters. The Screaming Demon.
Sooo badass.
Facts
The Winter brothers. They only come out at night.
Did you dig that bass, he went on to play with STEVIE RAY.
RIP Johnny.....song...Master Mechanic.....2014. Last Album.....
Leaves you breathless
They are the Bomb !!!
The brothers are mad talented!!
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JOHNNY and EDGAR WINTER are both capable of playing about any instrument , Johnny mainly sticks to the guitar , but Edgar does play lots of different instruments , if you have not checked out The Edgar Winter Group doing FRANKENSTEIN yet , you definitely need to check that out , besides the organ and the sax , Edgar also plays the drums !!! I was lucky enough to have seen Johnny Winter three times in concert , the last time was two weeks before he passed away !! Incredible!!!
That's Tommy Shannon, of Stevie Ray Vaughn and Double Trouble, playing bass.
Now that kicks ass
Johnny really stuck to the Blues. Please check his stuff out also. What a talented family!!!! I can't even hum! LOL
Now that's Brotherhood!
White boy got pipes...South side Chicago Gospel...
"Reverend!!"
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Did you watch "be careful with a fool yet". It's the reason Jimi H said ask Johnny Winter what it's like being the best guitarist in the world, when the press game Jimi H that mantle. a la, when Eric Clapton told the press to ask Prince :) priceless
I'll get to it
Got it downloaded
When you watch Edgar Winter's "Frankenstein" do yourself (and your viewers) a great favor and watch the LIVE version. Can't wait to see your reaction!!
Oh, Edgar plays the drums too. Johnny was the first white man inducted into the Blues Hall of Fame. This is a cover of a Nashville Teens song.
Johnny was known as the fastest left hand in the business.
Their daddy was a Texan preacher man - who'd have guessed!
Finally! I've been watching several reactions to this song and was waiting for someone to go "wait a minute -- is that a SAX he's got, too?"
Lol
Edgar Winter
Frankenstein
"Johnny Winter And" was a short lived band.
They're "live" version of "Good Morning Little School Girl" is the best, unless you don't like foot stompin' music.
Great reaction to these multi talented brothers. Pure musical talent which you obviously appreciate. You’ve got my subscription.
Thank you for sharing
"this ol'cowboy" by Marshal Tucker Band.
I think you'd enjoy it. Great song. Smooth, country song by one the great bands of the 70's
I'll check it out
Okay, now I've watched this video, too. Thanks for the blast from the past! I'm going to check out more of your videos, but for the moment, just know that I appreciate what you're doing.
Thank you!
That is Tommy Shannon on bass.
TWO BROTHERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Imagine YOU "fathermother"...
Well, I don't know what rock you were hiding under but welcome back ! You also have a shit load of catching up to do !
New sub here , just because you dig Johnny Winter
Thanks!!!
Them ole Winter Bros from Beaumont, Texas right next to Port Arthur, Texas, home of Janis Joplin!
There are so many surprises waiting for you out there!! This is a gem.
The good Lord took their melanin and replaced it with soul!
A guitar instrumental where less is more. Peter Green off John Mayall's A Hard Road album - Supernatural.
The Supernatural, A Hard Road - John Mayall and The Bluesbreakers (Decca, 1967).
Beaumont, Port Arthur, and Dumas, Texas on stage!
Not bad for a jam session!
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You need to hear this song by Lou Rawls! My father was what you would call a blues aficionado, if you don't mind Lou Rawls is a singer but his voice is one a kind! The reason for my father giving him his stamp of approval!!! I grew up on blues and country, not our choice by any means! My father said when you by a house or stereo of your own then you can play what you want to hear, until then, this is my house so you listen to what I want to hear lol! But now that we are adults, we all listen to the blues and a little bit of country!🤔🧐🤨😉😁😆
I'll check it out.
If you can find it do the live version! I believe that was 1966!😄✌
@@karenarkadie8313 🤘🏾
Check out Edgar's new album Brother Johnny. Needle-dropper and Taylor Hawkins first release since he passed.
That's how they roll in east Texas
Like your reactions - had me cracking up!
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Thank you for going back for this song and talent! Here's a suggestion from '69, Grand Funk Railroad song "Inside looking out". Funky, funky, funky. George
No problem I'll check it out
Separate bands...
Johnny Winter And
Edgar Winter's White Trash
Both had live recordings that are phenomenal. Johnny makes a guest appearance for The White Trash album.
I'll check it out
To blow your mind. This was not practiced. This was just a jam session. They announced before the song, they didn't do this song together till now
In August 1976 I saw Johnny & Edgar winter together opening for ZZ Top & Blue Oyster Cult at the now demolished San Diego Stadium.
A reporter once asked Jimi Hendrix what it was like being the greatest guitar player and he responded with, I don't know you'll have to ask Johnny Winter.
Edgar and Johnny took us to church!!
Facts
Edgar Winter wrote a beautiful song called "Dying To Live" that is still one of my favorite songs ever!! Wrote about 50 years ago and was actually sampled i believe in the 1990's by a rapper. ruclips.net/video/MfPy4KwuujE/видео.html Also he had a live album from 71/72 called ROADWORK, that is one of the best live albums i've owned for 50 years! That album has it all. Soul, R&B, Rock N Roll, Blues etc. Sadly Edgar made a turn to Rock music as did Johnny, and it wasn't the same. I hated Frankenstein, and Free Ride.....Johnny Winter also put out a live album in 1971 called Johnny Winter And, with a fabulous young drummer named Bobby Caldwell who could drive a band like no ther. At the time Bobby was like 21 years old!! Great chops!!
Cat Stevens covered Dying To Live. He did it justice too.
look at the zamboni-sized tv cameras
The brothers. I love the brothers. Great watching it with you.
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Those Targaryens sure can rock!😅
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They’re amazing! I enjoyed your reaction. I subbed. Hi! 👋🏼
Hey! Thanks!
@@Devon_Rismay my pleasure! It made me smile :) Have a happy Thanksgiving coming up! 🦃 🥧 🍂
Edgar has another video with a different band the song is Frankenstein. It's the bomb you'll love all the talent.
I'll check it.
@@Devon_Rismay Here's the link: ruclips.net/video/P8f-Qb-bwlU/видео.html
The Winter brothers are no doubt great, but gotta recognize the "band" just all around phenomenal
johnny was jimmy hyndrix idol
this is one of those "wow" songs.
Exactly
Muddy Waters said Johnny was the blackist/white guy he knew that played the blues guitar
You should hear him play blues guitar.
New sub from central Indiana, check out when the leaves breaks from led zeppelin
Both brothers could play just about anything. That's what happens I guess when you're born with albinism and can't go outside in the sun.
Probably
NO, your faces do NOT need to stop, and you know it. Lol. 😉
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Johnny and Edgar were albinos, they couldn't be in the sun so they turned to music, lucky for us
How about Luther Allison- cherry red wine. Live
dying to live or if you really want to church it up and see his james brown moment fly away live nevada 89 to get more background listen to interview with johnny and edgar "together " 2 very underated talents
Now you talking bout some shit I really like., james brown is one of my favorite musicians ever!!!!
I'll check it out
Check out some Jethro Tull I think you’d like them.
They are the 2 blondes
F the rock hall of fame