I love how Mr. Trucks, who is a legend in his own right, just looks a Johnny like he's Superman... His real life hero right there on stage. That's love right there people! Rest in peace Johnny! Your spirit definitely lives on!!
Derek and his wife Susan are truly the nicest people. Johnny mentions Derek in a interview as one of his favorite young blues players. Watch BB King at the Albert hall.. Susan and Derek are guests .
@@green323turbo I've seen Tedeschi Trucks Band twice and they were amazing both times. I was already familiar with how awesome Derek was after seeing him play with the Allman Bros but man Susan blew me away in concert.
I know this is an older video with a young Derek Trucks, there’s a RUclips video with Playing for Change that plays Levee’s Going to Break that features John Paul Jones and Derek and his wife are in it. If anyone hasn’t seen it, check it out, it’s great.
Yes Derrick wishes he could play like Johnny,notice all smiles from band members, they all know their playing with one of the greatest blues Legends that ever walked on this planet.&100% drug free! Finally!!!😊❤❤❤ One of my older guitar instructors played with Johnny Winter, Albert Collins, Albert King,& SRV. Johnny Winter paved the road...
Greatness???.... fucking legend... Johnny grew up in the blues, taught by the Masters... he was persecuted for being whiter than white as much as the Afro-Americans where persecuted fro being black... As far as I am concerned he is a better blues guitarist than Eric Clapton.
No...he just knows that he doesn't have to pollute the song like weekend warriors at a local blues night at the dive bar do. He is a pro. That is why he is just watching and playing. Less is best.
Johnny is legendary, but he was just a man and he knew it. I met him in 07. He had a gig at the Old Polk Theater in Lakeland Fl. After the show, a friend and I went to a little Blues Cafe, just up the street. In walked Johnny, alone and like he was just a local. He came over with his drink and asked if we would mind sharing the table. The next thing I knew, I was jamming with him and he was signing my strat! My moment of GLORY and a memory I'll take to my grave, with a smile.
You were so lucky to have had a drink with him. What a legend , and just a man with an extraordinary talent for playing guitar. I saw him 5 or 6 times , from 1970's to 2005 . He's my all time favorite.
You lucky Fuck ! So random ! Sometime in the early '80's, I was in Nashville, Tennessee at a Hotel, working on a Satellite system there, and during an off time, I walked into the Bar, which was closed, and set down at a piano I was told Elvis used to play, just to noodle around, and the bartender told me if I would have been a couple minutes earlier, I could have met George Jones, as he stopped in to have a drink ! The day before, a radio station was touting how great it was, that he was on the wagon, and had quit drinking ! Not as great s story as yours, but yours reminded me just how chance meetings can happen ! Great story ! Thanks for letting me share ! ✌️😎
Johnny was more than a bluestringer. He played mandolin, drums, harp, bass ...who knows what else. He was also very intelligent. I had the pleasure of hangin with him several times. He was generous with his time and knowledge. A truly good guy. I miss him.
Losing Johnny Winter on July 16, 2014 was losing one of the last truly great blues guitarist. He joins that great jam session in the sky!! RIP Johnny!!
Johnny’s Firebird should be enshrined at The Smithsonian. I saw him wailing on the old red SG many times in Detroit early on but most of the videos I’ve seen is with that trusty Firebird. Derek Trucks and the bass player were just in awe !! ❤️
He's old here, but in his prime, nobody could touch him. If you don't really know about Johnny and this video is your introduction, go check out some of his other stuff. He was a monster talent.
I saw him jazz fest crescent city 1982. Entire population was at Steel Pulse stage. It was me and Jonnie Fkn winter. I could see the sky beind his bright white eyes. He looked down at me and said, “I hate to play the blues on such a sunny day” and crushed the opening chord. If there’s a God in heaven son ….
I once had the great pleasure of seeing and hearing Johnny Winter perform with Janis Joplin at the Palm Beach Music Festival in 1969. Amazing performance!
Johnny's got the slide hanging off his pinky , but such amazing control. Even with the slide angled , flopping around, it always sounds spot on . He must have had a fantastic ear , for not even looking at the guitar
No, the thing was, the angle of the slide favored the treble strings at the twelfth fret, so...they went slightly sharp. It is not sloppy or floppy at all!
The results of never giving up, playing something everyday. Here we see an absolute Legend carrying the music. The simple and the great in one chair, one guitar.
Saw him play at an obscure venue in London in 68 or 69. He had so much energy and pranced about the stage with that long flowing white hair. Fell in love with fingerslide that night.
Saw Johnny in his prime several times when he was still standing and playing and he tore the place apart. Torched many a Rock legends in that era, just blew them away. I won`t name names.
So glad I got to see this legend play live about a year before he passed. At the time, he was quite frail and and to be helped to the stage. But once he sat down and started playing, he unleashed the fury!
That performance was priceless. One of the best ever. I can read lips enough to know Derek Trucks said wow at the end. That a guy that been around a lot of great guitar players.
Don't know if you know this but my brother bought pre-sale tickets got 3rd row seats, but they changed the show to the pit first come, first let in. We got there late and they said they were full. We paid extra to stand for 11 hours. My feet were killing me on the drive back home.
Only got to see him once. My hubby was I'll- I said just one song at least. After which my old man told me I'm. Staying! It was a killer show! Will always love him!
Johnny Winters is a true phenomenon of electric blues!!! No one ever had surpassed him!!! I saw him many times in Detroit in the 1970's n to this day I still listen to his albums, especially Still Alive N Well n Saints N Sinners, which I grew up on and are part of me to this day!!! He was a great electric blues, rock, blues, guitar player, song writer, singer n showman!!!! I was a dancer for years in Detroit n I used his albums for my dancing sets!!!! RIP, Johnny, you are part of my musical soul!!!
Fucking awesome Texan Johnny Winter! I loved how Derek and the band were getting kick out of playing with him. I would have had a permanent smile if I had gotten to play with him .
Seen Johnny so many times I can't remember. Day on the green in Oakland in 77 he headlined 6 bands. Skynard was third. Deringer Edgar then Johnny. With all three on stage for the encore. Last I saw him 2004 in Modesto in a small theater. Took my son and he tripped. Love Mr Winter...RIP JOHNNY
I saw Johnny perform at my high school gymnasium when I was a sophomore, in 1969. His first Columbia LP was just out. An awesome show. I was just a 15 year old kid, I had no idea that he would become the legend he is now, but I did know then that he was something special.
I saw Johnny several times, the first at a Fort Lauderdale Blues Festival, he was with Tommy Shannon. I saw hplay up close and realized he was using a three finger pick style like you play banjo. I was stunned. He had such speed and accuracy and was one of the best slide players at the time. Peter Green, Mick Taylor, Dickie Betts, Johnny Winter were the best white blues sidemen for decades. Though Johnny is gone, I heard him on a radio program live from Chicago Blues Festival years ago and his slide playing haunted me for years from that show. Real soul, real style and lightning speed or slow blues he never let you down especially on any solo. Johnny will be missed at the top of the list. His brother Edgar is an incredibly talented musician who played rock, jazz, blues and his ability was also staggering in so many styles. Long live Johnny.
Agree except for the Smithsonian part. Things go into that place... history changing things, mind blowing things and they get put in the basement of the basement of the basement and hidden away forever. If not outright destroyed.
He's so cool. He was my favorite act at the Canadian World Music Festival.1979.l was 13at the time . In my opinion..e blew away the headlining acts. Arrowsmith ted Nugent nazereth and few others.. l didn't even know who he was... Lol.. he was so cool .. so real . I felt honored ...
I was so fortunate to see Johnny perform a month before he passed... what a talent! His style was so unique. His albums, and those with Muddy Waters, are on constant rotation in my music library... along with Jimi H., ABB, Gov't Mule, ZZ Top, George Thorogood, and a little Joe Bonamassa. Still gets these 64 year old feet tapping.
Derek Trucks knows the right people to look up to, I mean look at him. This is a guy that’s very low key on stage and to see how much he revered Johnny Winter, says it all
@@jakemguitarist yeah, not his first guitar....1st Firebird... I think his first guitar was a ukelele 😉. I believe he started out on the clarenet.... apparently he liked the way it looked but loved that it played like a Gibson but sounded more like a Fender... because of the mini humbuckers... I'm not sure where I heard about the price... Some interview... but I could be mistaken... I just thought it was crazy cheap for the use it got....I do believe he picked it up at a pawnshop tho... maybe in St Louis?.... I should prolly shut up before my fountain spouts more misinformation.... Need a flashback to remember now days..
First saw this man at a Christmas concert in Denver in 1969. He was one of the backup bands for Fleetwood Mac. I had just gotten out of the US Army 3 months before and It was the first concert I ever went to. Awesome performance!
That tone... so dirty and expressive! I watched this over 10 years ago and couldn´t get over the tone of his Firebird... i come back once in a while just to check if the sound in my head gets it right!
Is very blessed to meet someone very dear to my heart one of the best guitar players in the world in Butte Montana before he passed rest in peace and I know heaven is happy here in your Blues. Rest in peace Johnny. Thank you
Absolutely fenominal!!, I am so greatful to have seen him play live here in Houston Texas so many times, and just missed him having my friend Kevin Karapata who knew him personally, he would visit him often when he came to town , say to me Jonny was here!!, But I did get to jam with his drummer, Uncle John he was so down to earth and cool!!,
Would have loved to have seen Johnny @ this show, the man was a fantastic guitar~slide slinger!! 😅 Love his hat & Derek’s just a pup here, the huge grin never left the bassist’s face, think he’s probably in awe!
I was lucky enough to see Johnny play,not long before he left us...and,as toned-down as he was,by that time,it's still,easily,one of my most memorable shows...even in a nice,soft-seater auditorium,the man was FIRE.
Saw this Legend at the Canadian World Music Festival in Toronto's CNE Stadium in 1979. I did some particularly strong Acid and Johnny looked like a fucking R&R Ghost, up there. It was magical baby, l love this man.
Johnny passed through town, and played at our blues festival here on the Arkansas River... not long before he passed.... I’m so glad I got to see him 👍🏼RIP...
One of highlights of my life was seeing him in person at Chicago House of Blues, my friend and I stood a couple inches from him, fabulous experience!!!
Two Legends of Slide Guitar, one old, one young. The passing of the Torch and the rite of passage are so very plain to see here. Music is a shrine to our soul. Thanks to all for their contributions.
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I've never seen Derek Trucks so delighted as he is here. Johnny is a legend.
I love how Mr. Trucks, who is a legend in his own right, just looks a Johnny like he's Superman... His real life hero right there on stage. That's love right there people! Rest in peace Johnny! Your spirit definitely lives on!!
He _is_ superman!!!!
FO, why don't we have a religion called Winter?
That's right he is the man that s how he got to play that slide because of him rip Jonny
@@SveinMBortne we should
Yeah. And you know you're a somebody when you got Derek as your sideman. No shit bro.
The smile on Derek’s face at the end is priceless. Sheer joy.
Derek can really play. He is always so appreciative and attentive when playing with the great ones.
Derek and his wife Susan are truly the nicest people. Johnny mentions Derek in a interview as one of his favorite young blues players. Watch BB King at the Albert hall.. Susan and Derek are guests .
@@green323turbo I've seen Tedeschi Trucks Band twice and they were amazing both times. I was already familiar with how awesome Derek was after seeing him play with the Allman Bros but man Susan blew me away in concert.
I know this is an older video with a young Derek Trucks, there’s a RUclips video with Playing for Change that plays Levee’s Going to Break that features John Paul Jones and Derek and his wife are in it. If anyone hasn’t seen it, check it out, it’s great.
Derek Trucks is no slouch on the guitar, but he looks at Johnny with such reverence. Awesome stuff.
Derek watched J.J. Cale too with awe when Clapton played with him.
@@shaykatz5648Tulsa Sound Man! Love JJ Cale ❤
Yes Derrick wishes he could play like Johnny,notice all smiles from band members, they all know their playing with one of the greatest blues Legends that ever walked on this planet.&100% drug free! Finally!!!😊❤❤❤ One of my older guitar instructors played with Johnny Winter, Albert Collins, Albert King,& SRV. Johnny Winter paved the road...
I love how Derek Trucks seems to just watch Johnny and smile. He knows he's in the presence of greatness!
It's that "I love how he does that"look of admiration"...Bitchen! ☮️🎸
Greatness???.... fucking legend... Johnny grew up in the blues, taught by the Masters... he was persecuted for being whiter than white as much as the Afro-Americans where persecuted fro being black... As far as I am concerned he is a better blues guitarist than Eric Clapton.
So did Johnny. Derek is my boy!
💗 💖 💘 💝 💟 ☮️
No...he just knows that he doesn't have to pollute the song like weekend warriors at a local blues night at the dive bar do. He is a pro. That is why he is just watching and playing. Less is best.
Johnny in the prime years would torch everyone off the stage! A legend !
I saw that happen during the Captured Live shows.
Johnny is legendary, but he was just a man and he knew it. I met him in 07. He had a gig at the Old Polk Theater in Lakeland Fl. After the show, a friend and I went to a little Blues Cafe, just up the street.
In walked Johnny, alone and like he was just a local. He came over with his drink and asked if we would mind sharing the table. The next thing I knew, I was jamming with him and he was signing my strat! My moment of GLORY and a memory I'll take to my grave, with a smile.
You were so lucky to have had a drink with him. What a legend , and just a man with an extraordinary talent for playing guitar. I saw him 5 or 6 times , from 1970's to 2005 . He's my all time favorite.
You lucky Fuck !
So random !
Sometime in the early '80's, I was in Nashville, Tennessee at a Hotel, working on a Satellite system there, and during an off time, I walked into the Bar, which was closed, and set down at a piano I was told Elvis used to play, just to noodle around, and the bartender told me if I would have been a couple minutes earlier, I could have met George Jones, as he stopped in to have a drink !
The day before, a radio station was touting how great it was, that he was on the wagon, and had quit drinking !
Not as great s story as yours, but yours reminded me just how chance meetings can happen !
Great story !
Thanks for letting me share !
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LOVe it! those rare moments in life when we catch lightening in a bottle...
Fred Ziffel...he came walking in by himself ? Bullshit
What a memory you'll have to take with you Fred. Johnny was my guitar hero when I was a teenager. God bless you both.
REAL MUSIC by REAL ARTISTS, live, no bullshit, no auto-tune, just naked talent!
Damm straight 😎
DAMN STRAIGHT AGAIN!!!!! LOL
Little disappointed no wardrobe changes or choreographed dancers, though.
What? AUTO TUNE?? They have that now?
Johnny was more than a bluestringer. He played mandolin, drums, harp, bass ...who knows what else. He was also very intelligent. I had the pleasure of hangin with him several times. He was generous with his time and knowledge. A truly good guy. I miss him.
Ahhmen! RIP POPS
his brother is no slouch either...
@@lintelle2382 He has two brothers with Grammy’s.
@@charleswinters7129 wow! I knew about Edgar. Educate me on the other brother, please!
seems like a Great guy!
The look on Derek's face says it all. What a dream that must have been
I thought the same thing.
I'm so used to people being in awe of Derek Trucks on stage, even legends like BB King. It was cool to see him just fawning over Johnny here
Two of the three greatest slide guitarists in history, on the same stage. Only Duane missing.
Losing Johnny Winter on July 16, 2014 was losing one of the last truly great blues guitarist. He joins that great jam session in the sky!! RIP Johnny!!
Whoa now, Buddy Guy is still alive & well. (hopefully for many years to come)
GBeret83 Always impressive to know your facts.
Another 6-stringer called HOME
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Yes, he certainly do!
There’s not many in this man’s class. Rest easy 🌞
A guitar player's guitar player. Fast w feel and never cornered
Johnny Winter is why I started loving and listening to the Blues!
Same same here
Me too! Johnny Winter he is absolutely blues-genius!
Me too. Be careful with a fool, first song that hooked me.
Johnny Winter is missed. I love how Derek Trucks seems so happy to play with him.
Even the guys in the band can’t believe they’re playing with the legend
I first saw Johnny in 1970 and got to talk with him.
I keep coming back to this video to see him play that old Firebird one more time. RIP brother.
I to saw him in 1970
My next guitar was a Firebird
I was lucky enough to see both Johnny and Edgar playing together.
Just a epic night to remember.
Johnny’s Firebird should be enshrined at The Smithsonian. I saw him wailing on the old red SG many times in Detroit early on but most of the videos I’ve seen is with that trusty Firebird. Derek Trucks and the bass player were just in awe !! ❤️
The guys backing him are grinning like Cheshire cats. Love it
Tony Howell lol right!! 😂 Too cool!
Yes because Johny is GREAT...WOW...I'M SMILING TOO
That would be the Derek Trucks Band!
So am I!!!
Like that Cheshire cats comment… I had the same feeling…
He's old here, but in his prime, nobody could touch him. If you don't really know about Johnny and this video is your introduction, go check out some of his other stuff. He was a monster talent.
I saw him jazz fest crescent city 1982. Entire population was at Steel Pulse stage. It was me and Jonnie Fkn winter. I could see the sky beind his bright white eyes. He looked down at me and said, “I hate to play the blues on such a sunny day” and crushed the opening chord. If there’s a God in heaven son ….
I once had the great pleasure of seeing and hearing Johnny Winter perform with Janis Joplin at the Palm Beach Music Festival in 1969. Amazing performance!
Watched him do Highway 61 on bob dylan 30th Anniversary . Class . At 70+ where have l been ?
Johnny's got the slide hanging off his pinky , but such amazing control. Even with the slide angled , flopping around, it always sounds spot on . He must have had a fantastic ear , for not even looking at the guitar
He was almost blind when he played this gig
John had 1/800 in his
Right eye
No, the thing was, the angle of the slide favored the treble strings at the twelfth fret, so...they went slightly sharp. It is not sloppy or floppy at all!
J.W. made the world a better place.
God given talent...blessed to have this rocker during my day.
My first concert was a Johnny winter show in Fitchburg mass in 1980 it was a great show .
My dad loved Johnny so much it's all that was played at his wake❤
One of the Blues statesmen of a era gone but certainly not forgotten, RIP Johnny Winter, Legendary
JOHNNY WINTER - MY MOST INFLUENTIAL MUSIC MAN IN MY EARTHLY JOURNEY LIFE! YESSS!
The results of never giving up, playing something everyday. Here we see an absolute Legend carrying the music. The simple and the great in one chair, one guitar.
It's nothing simple in this. It is magic.
Truly the real deal...Johnny stayed true to his roots and brought us all along for the ride...awesome bluesman and musician
Saw him play at an obscure venue in London in 68 or 69. He had so much energy and pranced about the stage with that long flowing white hair. Fell in love with fingerslide that night.
Derek learned from all the best players. He now carries the torch of legends.
I love the smile on the bassist and Trucks is just looking over Johnny's shoulder trying to pick up some pointers from the legend.
These kids were on stage with a legend
Saw Johnny in his prime several times when he was still standing and playing and he tore the place apart. Torched many a Rock legends in that era, just blew them away. I won`t name names.
So glad I got to see this legend play live about a year before he passed. At the time, he was quite frail and and to be helped to the stage. But once he sat down and started playing, he unleashed the fury!
Yeah me too...so glad I got to see him not long before he passed. Frail and obviously ill, hellfire could he still play that guitar. A true legend
Same here,and,even sitting down,with his lightweight Steinberger,in a nice soft-seater auditorium,the man was FIRE!!!
That performance was priceless. One of the best ever. I can read lips enough to know Derek Trucks said wow at the end. That a guy that been around a lot of great guitar players.
I've always said.... Praise the guitar GOD, but praise the drummer that keeps up with the guitarist!
He does kick ASS!!!
The drummer was excellent , and the groove was nice and slow. Johnny proved he can play like lightning , but he needed to slow down in his old age.
The drummer is in the driver’s seat!
I saw Johnny in Montreal twice. Both times he blew the roof off the joint!
One of the greatest slide guitarist in Blues/Rock Music. RIP Johnny
So glad I got to go to this show....RIP Johnny Winter.
Don't know if you know this but my brother bought pre-sale tickets got 3rd row seats, but they changed the show to the pit first come, first let in. We got there late and they said they were full. We paid extra to stand for 11 hours. My feet were killing me on the drive back home.
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Only got to see him once. My hubby was I'll- I said just one song at least. After which my old man told me I'm. Staying! It was a killer show! Will always love him!
Johnny was recovering from a miserable manager and Paul Nelson saved his life! My guitar hero!
Johnny Winters is a true phenomenon of electric blues!!! No one ever had surpassed him!!! I saw him many times in Detroit in the 1970's n to this day I still listen to his albums, especially Still Alive N Well n Saints N Sinners, which I grew up on and are part of me to this day!!! He was a great electric blues, rock, blues, guitar player, song writer, singer n showman!!!! I was a dancer for years in Detroit n I used his albums for my dancing sets!!!! RIP, Johnny, you are part of my musical soul!!!
RIP Johnny - Legend.
bluesatsunset oh my firebird god🤗😍
Absolute master at his craft.
God bless Johnny Winter, One of the very best!!
Johnny is but one reason growing up in Houston,Austin was so good! Thank You Johnny (Edgar, TVZ,Guy, on & on) Billy G too
Fucking awesome Texan Johnny Winter! I loved how Derek and the band were getting kick out of playing with him. I would have had a permanent smile if I had gotten to play with him .
Johnny Winter playin' the blues!A lot of smiles on that stage.
Seen Johnny so many times I can't remember. Day on the green in Oakland in 77 he headlined 6 bands. Skynard was third. Deringer Edgar then Johnny. With all three on stage for the encore. Last I saw him 2004 in Modesto in a small theater. Took my son and he tripped. Love Mr Winter...RIP JOHNNY
Last time i saw Jonny winters he was taking my date to the band room at a Rick Derringer concert at toads place in New Haven Ct in 76
I was at that show in oakland shook hands with bill gram
Best version EVER! Thank You Mr Winter.
I saw Johnny perform at my high school gymnasium when I was a sophomore, in 1969. His first Columbia LP was just out. An awesome show. I was just a 15 year old kid, I had no idea that he would become the legend he is now, but I did know then that he was something special.
I still got that lp. .
I watched Mr Winter in Madrid in 1988 in a dusty and old futbol stadium, full of people, I will never forget.
I saw Johnny several times, the first at a Fort Lauderdale Blues Festival, he was with Tommy Shannon. I saw hplay up close and realized he was using a three finger pick style like you play banjo. I was stunned. He had such speed and accuracy and was one of the best slide players at the time. Peter Green, Mick Taylor, Dickie Betts, Johnny Winter were the best white blues sidemen for decades. Though Johnny is gone, I heard him on a radio program live from Chicago Blues Festival years ago and his slide playing haunted me for years from that show. Real soul, real style and lightning speed or slow blues he never let you down especially on any solo. Johnny will be missed at the top of the list. His brother Edgar is an incredibly talented musician who played rock, jazz, blues and his ability was also staggering in so many styles. Long live Johnny.
That 64 firebird should go into the rock and roll hall of fame then final resting place the smithstonian
Roger that.
they destroy things that dont fit the narrative but yes it should be preserved
Agree except for the Smithsonian part. Things go into that place... history changing things, mind blowing things and they get put in the basement of the basement of the basement and hidden away forever. If not outright destroyed.
@George Frank H
Must be a time traveling guitar, because he's playing that same guitar at Rockpalast in 1979.
Iconic, you're right. Kinda like 'Lucille' with B.B., or 'Trigger' with Willie.
Johnny broke the mold. There wasn’t anybody like him, that’s for sure.
And one nod from Johnny at the end to let them know they are not coming around again. The master himself !
i loved that!
Different universe altogether..such a skills and feel..great sound…timing…..band pumping on…steaming..rip my man..
He's so cool. He was my favorite act at the Canadian World Music Festival.1979.l was 13at the time . In my opinion..e blew away the headlining acts. Arrowsmith ted Nugent nazereth and few others.. l didn't even know who he was... Lol.. he was so cool .. so real . I felt honored ...
I saw Johnny Winter and crew in Memphis back in the 1970,s..............They kicked ass that nite
Classic! I snuck in to see him play at a drive-in theatre my freshman year of college. I'll never forget it!
We saw him in concert about 43 years ago and he rocked the Harrisburg Farm area a!!!
I was so fortunate to see Johnny perform a month before he passed... what a talent! His style was so unique. His albums, and those with Muddy Waters, are on constant rotation in my music library... along with Jimi H., ABB, Gov't Mule, ZZ Top, George Thorogood, and a little Joe Bonamassa. Still gets these 64 year old feet tapping.
Derek Trucks knows the right people to look up to, I mean look at him. This is a guy that’s very low key on stage and to see how much he revered Johnny Winter, says it all
They don’t make em like Johnny Winter any more. And that Firebird put out a super-gnarly tone
I saw Johnny interviewed once where he states that it was his first guitar....bought at a pawn shop for around 250 bucks...
@@themuttbucket8964 Not his first guitar, but it was his first Firebird. I remember it being more money, maybe you’re thinking of a different FBird?
@@jakemguitarist yeah, not his first guitar....1st Firebird... I think his first guitar was a ukelele 😉. I believe he started out on the clarenet.... apparently he liked the way it looked but loved that it played like a Gibson but sounded more like a Fender...
because of the mini humbuckers... I'm not sure where I heard about the price... Some interview... but I could be mistaken... I just thought it was crazy cheap for the use it got....I do
believe he picked it up at a pawnshop tho... maybe in St
Louis?.... I should prolly shut up before my fountain spouts
more misinformation.... Need a flashback to remember now days..
WHEW!...Bad to the Bone Tone!
First saw this man at a Christmas concert in Denver in 1969. He was one of the backup bands for Fleetwood Mac. I had just gotten out of the US Army 3 months before and It was the first concert I ever went to. Awesome performance!
ive probably seen this video 50 times over the years it still rocks hard!
It's a forever thing. It'll never get old!
Was lucky enough to be a couple rows from the stage that day!! And Johnny just tore it up. Really showed the crowd what it's all about!! Loved johnny
Saw Johny and Edgar play in a sidewalk in Port Washington NY. It was a street festival.
WE ALL ABSOLUTELY LOVE JOHNNY ¡¡¡¡¡¡
Happy Born day in heaven.....Miss you Johnny.
That tone... so dirty and expressive! I watched this over 10 years ago and couldn´t get over the tone of his Firebird... i come back once in a while just to check if the sound in my head gets it right!
Johnny Dawson Winter 111, you were my youth, and meant so much, I'll take you with me when I go
THAT WAS A GOOD BACK UP BAND.
JOHNNY WINTER LIVE AND WAS THE FIRST LP I BOUGHT WITH MY OWN $,AND WAS PROUD OF!! THINK I WAS IN 7TH GRADE!
.....you got the most excellent taste........seriously.....
Second Winter for me, I think it was early '71. Loved it...
Great Album !
Started to play guitar in the early seventies and watching Johnny Winters play live inspired me greatly. Thanks for the memories.
Is very blessed to meet someone very dear to my heart one of the best guitar players in the world in Butte Montana before he passed rest in peace and I know heaven is happy here in your Blues. Rest in peace Johnny. Thank you
Absolutely fenominal!!, I am so greatful to have seen him play live here in Houston Texas so many times, and just missed him having my friend Kevin Karapata who knew him personally, he would visit him often when he came to town , say to me Jonny was here!!, But I did get to jam with his drummer, Uncle John he was so down to earth and cool!!,
This never gets old. Saw Johnny just once in a club in the 80's. His hair was down to his knee. Blew the roof off. RIP
It a natural talent, he born with it.
Nothin But The Blues ya'all, Wall Art in memory of this Blues Man, Miss ya Bro.
pure Texan blues artist absolutely
just raw slide talent....legendary guitarist....🇺🇸🏁👏
Would have loved to have seen Johnny @ this show, the man was a fantastic guitar~slide slinger!! 😅
Love his hat & Derek’s just a pup here, the huge grin never left the bassist’s face, think he’s probably in awe!
I was lucky enough to see Johnny play,not long before he left us...and,as toned-down as he was,by that time,it's still,easily,one of my most memorable shows...even in a nice,soft-seater auditorium,the man was FIRE.
Another Texas Guitar 🎸 Legend. Master of the slide playing Blues R.I.P. Johnny Winter ☮️
Wow looking out and seeing a lot of young faces getting into The Wizard Johnny was a Legend in blues there will never be no one like him R.I.P. BRO 👍👍
Saw him at Warren Haynes Christmas Jam a year later and he literally stole the show, even Warren was dazzled by his brilliant licks!!!!!
Saw this Legend at the Canadian World Music Festival in Toronto's CNE Stadium in 1979.
I did some particularly strong Acid and Johnny looked like a fucking R&R Ghost, up there.
It was magical baby, l love this man.
I saw him in Denver the first time in 1969 and I was flying on orange sunshine. What a show and you are right he put on an amazing performance.
Johnny passed through town, and played at our blues festival here on the Arkansas River... not long before he passed.... I’m so glad I got to see him 👍🏼RIP...
One of highlights of my life was seeing him in person at Chicago House of Blues, my friend and I stood a couple inches from him, fabulous experience!!!
The G.O.A.T. of blues guitar.
One of many, Bloomfield was already awesome well before Johnny. Roy Buchanan although Roy did not play slide.
You can almost see the band thinking “all we have to do is not fuck this up. Johnny’s got this!”
Lmao.....so true.....on stage with a living Legend. 🎸👍🎸🎸🇺🇲👍
Johnny's list of favorites are exactly the same as my list.
That is as cool as it gets. I went to 3 Johnny Winter shows back in the day. Wish I had gone to more. I listen to his music to this day.
Two Legends of Slide Guitar, one old, one young. The passing of the Torch and the rite of passage are so very plain to see here. Music is a shrine to our soul. Thanks to all for their contributions.
My two favorite songs of Johnny winter are highway 61 and still alive and well. RIP bro.
Saw Johnny probably 100 times the man was unreal this version was very late in life in his heyday with Floyd Radford and Rick Derringer was iconic.
The greatest of all the white bluesmen. A phenomenal guitar player, and much missed.
Music including blues does not care what color you are!
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@@lbcharlie05 Then why does it thrive so much more in white nations?
@@larebear1902 maybe "white nations" enjoy music, not racism.
@@lbcharlie05 - maybe someday white nations will enjoy no racisms and not have to endure anti white racisms every other post on social media.