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Here's the next episode of Three-For-All with 3 Johnny Winter Licks From 1970. There's no question the late-great Johnny Winter is a blues-rock guitar legend of significant influence and high levels of acclaim. His music, life, and legacy left behind numerous interesting songs, albums, stories, achievements, and more - including being the sole individual that revitalized Muddy Waters career in the late 1970s and early 1980s.
Moving from his historic live performance at Woodstock to blazing a trail of blues-rock music of his own design into the 1970s, 1980s, and beyond, Johnny's a commonly overlooked and frequently misunderstood musician and this lesson will attempt to reveal a few of his signature phrases and unique musical ideas on the fretboard.
The licks shared in this lesson came from a live performance somewhere in Europe in 1970 but I wasn't able to pinpoint the precise location this footage was filmed - one video mentioned Denmark, while another mentioned Switzerland. Regardless of where this live footage came from, there are some fiery blues-rock licks on display in this episode. You'll find a number of signature bending and pull-off ideas captured here, along with Johnny's trademark rhythmic "hiccups" using repetitive phrases in this lesson.
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@privateer0561
@privateer0561 2 месяца назад
Amazing that Johnny's been gone 10 years! I'm so glad I was able to see him so many times...
@jboughtin7522
@jboughtin7522 3 года назад
I've never heard anyone one say it, but Johnny was a great singer. He had real vocal chops and soulful style of singing.
@buddylobos5277
@buddylobos5277 3 года назад
I saw him a bunch. And you're right. He absolutely had one of the great blues vocals of all times. I used to say he sounds like an old Black blues musician. Very identifiable quality.
@Mission2Transition641
@Mission2Transition641 3 года назад
oh definitely!! one of my favorite all time blues vocalists!! Johnny had that classic GROWL!
@sayshuh
@sayshuh 3 года назад
Right, he was so good at guitar but a great singer. I play slide because of Johnny Winter.
@chrisnaples2838
@chrisnaples2838 3 года назад
@J Boughtin You got that right brother! Johnny and Rory Gallagher IMHO were the only White guys that could pull off singing traditional blues tunes phenomenal voices sometimes lost in the great guitar playing
@chrisnaples2838
@chrisnaples2838 3 года назад
@@Mission2Transition641 I was 9 when i heard Johnny Winter and Live the way he Growls ROCKNROLL !! before johnny b goode still gives me a chill
@bluesdriver6354
@bluesdriver6354 3 года назад
Johnny Winter changed my life with his music. I've been listening to him all my life. My favorite guitarist EVER!!! Thanks for this!!!
@VangeliRock
@VangeliRock 3 года назад
Johnny Winter is not talked about enough in the guitar world. Nice one sir. Respect.
@fordprefect4345
@fordprefect4345 Год назад
It's how much you listen to is playing That Really Counts😊
@citamedicaapp7393
@citamedicaapp7393 4 месяца назад
Thank you for this exposure. You are also kind of guy because it aint easy even mimicking Johnny. Nobody ever spoke about Johnny as a human being but i can assure all of you that he was a very kind and sweet soul. Yes Johnny was my main and principle influence for over 30 years, so he was to all my friends in Cologne, Germany. I think he was even more popular in Germany than in the US and this happened to other groups as well, starting with Toto and Mothers Finest. Soon we will meet in heaven again Johnny.
@barrycooper4006
@barrycooper4006 Год назад
Best Johnny Winter technical guitar wizardry video I’ve seen.
@1dswylde
@1dswylde 3 года назад
Johnny was an amazing player and one of my favorite guitarists....a true rock and blues master
@EarthAltar
@EarthAltar 3 года назад
Got to see Johnny right before he passed away. Little club in Ft. Lauderdale called the Culture Room. He seemed so frail when they walked him on stage to a chair for him to sit in, but as soon as that guitar was placed in his hands he proceeded to wreck the place with the most amazing, smokin' fast blues licks I've ever seen. R.I.P. Johnny Winter. A true legend.
@uncleremus5046
@uncleremus5046 3 года назад
While I’m a huge Winter fan Johnny should’ve hung it up years ago. The last few years even he admitted he lost his chops. Sadly years of abuse had caught up too him. In his prime one hell of a player. Highly recommended 2nd Winter that album is ripping!
@MrHendrix999
@MrHendrix999 2 года назад
Got to see Robin Trower at the same club RIP JW My best time was seeing JW at Billys Old Mill in Milwaukee he played for 2 hours and never missed a note.
@EarthAltar
@EarthAltar 2 года назад
@@MrHendrix999 Trower has the best live tone I've ever heard. Hair raising the whole time.
@aboveaveragebluesenjoyer9953
@@uncleremus5046 101% have to disagree, while his vocals may be more shot he still had the guitar running through his veins. Wish his manager didn’t abuse him in the 1990s, what a piece of trash Teddy Slatus was.
@sttarch5150
@sttarch5150 3 года назад
Johnny made me want to play guitar at age 13. Saw him at the Garden in '74, Saints And Sinners tour. He came out on stage in a totally white outfit under pink lights, started with The Good Love, and the crowd went wild. Best concert I ever went to.
@fougee1
@fougee1 Год назад
I saw Mr.Winter over 30 times got to talk to him he was so good. SRV owes a lot to Johnny one of a kind player.He played until his last breath. Loved him RIP Sir!
@aquabot
@aquabot 3 года назад
Johnny Winter deserves more recognition.
@michaelmaynard58
@michaelmaynard58 2 года назад
Frantic. That is the word for Johnny. Saw him in 77 and didn’t appreciate what I was seeing. RIPJW
@guitarkis4969
@guitarkis4969 3 года назад
Thanks for doing some Johnny! One of the most overlooked rock and blues players, who could rip like anyone at the time!
@donald-parker
@donald-parker 3 года назад
Thanks. When I first wanted to learn to play lead a buddy turned me on to Johnny. That was the end for me. Johnny Winter And Live and (that weird 3 sided album) Second Winter were pretty much all I listened to for 4 years (from about 1972 to 1976). I did eventually latch on to other influences (notably EVH and Steve Vai) but Johnny was my foundation for both standard and slide. He was the first big concert I saw as a kid (Maple Leaf Gardens show). It killed me in later years to see his public performances where he was more or less carried on stage to sit in a chair, and play a very rough approximation of his old stuff. I would have been happier with my memories. I still think that Live And album stands up as one of the best ever. One of my "desert island" picks for sure. RIP
@bambledaczymbledek
@bambledaczymbledek 3 года назад
Thanks for mentioning how he helped Muddy at the end of Muddy's career. Johnny made him so happy with the chance to showcase all those great tunes just as Muddy wanted them to sound, and Johnny himself was overjoyed to see the great man shouting' the blues in top form and have a chance to rip it up. You can tell how much they appreciated one another. It's a beautiful thing.
@PJCobi
@PJCobi 3 года назад
Johnny Winter was a beast! Thanks for the upload! 🔥🔥🔥
@lewisprice3156
@lewisprice3156 Год назад
Thanks Brother. Love Johnny Winter. I watch that same film from Europe where he's playing Fast Life Rider on the Les Paul Gold Top, and Edgar. I finally got to meet Johnny and visit with him for a while. Thanks for sharing those icons licks. MLLH&R
@PIPA1302
@PIPA1302 3 года назад
hi Dave, greetings from Spain, in these strange times at least people like you, help us learn something, and FOR FREE, wtf more do you want??? i sincerely thank you, take care...
@moreorlesslikeso
@moreorlesslikeso 3 года назад
Yeah, Johnny Winter had that sort of freewheeling fluency in his playing which he could keep up all the way during an almost endless solo without ever exactly repeating himself. Back in the day very few of the other contemporary blues rock guitarists could convincingly do this trick. He was really unique and I've always loved his playing.
@jonsvenson7056
@jonsvenson7056 3 года назад
I spent weeks as fifteen year old trying to learn Rock and Roll Hoochie Koo. Good memories.
@leechild4655
@leechild4655 3 года назад
Funny thing about that riff in that song we all love. For the longest time I thought it was Johnny doing that guitar but, no, it was Rick Derringer that played those cool lead lines.
@rogerweafer2179
@rogerweafer2179 3 года назад
@@leechild4655 Actually according to a guitar magazine Tabulature I have, Winter takes the first solo. The record company has released a Version of RRHK without Winters cool harmony parts and as a replacement,it's pretty bad!
@edmundhenderson6559
@edmundhenderson6559 8 месяцев назад
Super underrated. He just wasn't presentable enough for the general public. Top 5 all time for me.
@mathstar4176
@mathstar4176 5 дней назад
I know that, I've always been fan !!
@robertperez8652
@robertperez8652 2 месяца назад
Well said and done, about time
@timwestcott361
@timwestcott361 3 года назад
Mean Town Blues @ Woodstock - still fresh and explosive.
@uncleremus5046
@uncleremus5046 3 года назад
Thank You 🍺’ski. Grew up wearing out the progressive blues experiment & 2nd Winter. Johnny had great technique navigating pentatonics & was lightning quick. Thanks again.🤘
@paulkardoulias9547
@paulkardoulias9547 2 года назад
I agree !! Johnny Winters is amazing and underrated
@kevinobrien9626
@kevinobrien9626 Год назад
84 - guitar greats in Passaic NJ. Guitar Slinger album. Stunning and stellar.
@crisprtalk6963
@crisprtalk6963 3 года назад
He was one of those players I would see on TV in the mid 70's as a teenage boy and just be in awe at his playing and his super awesome I gotta have one Firebird! Today I have one!
@jono4708
@jono4708 3 года назад
He ain't overlooked by me! "Nothing but the Blues". 👍
@paulshepherd9528
@paulshepherd9528 Год назад
Good video... for those who are anxious to get a feel for JW at his best 'psychedelic blues' self, then you have to listen to Second Winter, which is my favorite album of his, though I loved all of them. The first couple of licks in the video were from, if I'm not mistaken, a live performance of one of my favorite favorites, Fast Life Rider, an epic tour of his licks. The version on Second Winter is absolutely awesome, for both his playing and his vocals. He may be the most influential player on my own style, such as it is, and Second Winter brought so much raw energy with it that I have to highly recommend it to any 'students' of the man's playing.
@redduketeleman
@redduketeleman 9 месяцев назад
"Captured Live"........send it up in a space capsule as it's a monument to rock and roll.
@julianschulz1620
@julianschulz1620 3 года назад
Always loved Johnny, even during my VH/Rhoads obsessions. He just tore it up, regardless if it was with a pick or a slide. Lovin' these new blues based lessons!
@vansullivan236
@vansullivan236 2 года назад
Great, thanks! Saw him in 1970 at Carolina Coliseum with Rick Derringer!
@chrisharris1419
@chrisharris1419 Год назад
When johnny was playing rock...he was the king...
@yogaasana6019
@yogaasana6019 3 года назад
There's a great RU-vid tutorial for JW's Memory Pain, a song I haven't ever heard him play in live footage, but chock full of interesting (and difficult) riffs. I've been working on it for 3 years. Maybe a couple more and I'll have it down!
@lennybellafiore1503
@lennybellafiore1503 3 года назад
Agree. Memory Pain is a soulful lick masterpiece but gets no propers.
@stewartlinton7825
@stewartlinton7825 2 года назад
bad ass lesson man fat riffs and licks very excited have these under my belt!
@rogerweafer2179
@rogerweafer2179 3 года назад
Muddy Waters said he's never heard a player with more "Licks" than J.Winter. The album John Dawson Winter III is difficult to find for sell but can be heard on RU-vid. Check out "Stranger " and the AWESOME "Self Destruction Blues"....awesome fast blues.
@64north20west
@64north20west 3 года назад
Thanks for illustrating some of the jaw-dropping licks Johnny Winter used. He had his own space where hardly any guitar player drifted. And yes he should be mentioned in the same conversation as the all-time greats, including SRV.
@leonardsmith2170
@leonardsmith2170 Год назад
With respect, I think Johnny eats SRV's lunch.
@GabrieleMeurer
@GabrieleMeurer Год назад
Yes, that was in Denmark. And the people looked very bored. I LOVED it.
@glenkepic3208
@glenkepic3208 3 года назад
Great. My Own Fault from And Live. How so many ideas arose... amaZing
@hardwoodstakes4986
@hardwoodstakes4986 3 года назад
I must say "thank you" for bringing in real musically.... I watch all your clips & an appreciated foundation is what you provide. So cool😀
@BlessedMe11
@BlessedMe11 3 года назад
Thank You and Bless You, for showing these timeless, epic licks of the Great Johnny Winter. Johnny was a very special gift and he gave us amazing music that should never be forgotten. He and Edgar Both! Together, they were shockingly amazing, playing off one another in a manner few have ever witnessed.Thank you, for your Expert demonstration, commentary and playback examples! What an excellent video!
@lennybellafiore1503
@lennybellafiore1503 3 года назад
Great to see Winter tributes on your channel, thanks. One thing; he played Bb songs in regular tuning back then, from his playing BB songs. He didn’t tune down ‘til much later.
@michaelwinkler4683
@michaelwinkler4683 2 года назад
I'm a johnny fan from 60's on seen him many times, definitely his style,he just enjoyed Playing,every time I saw him was in the smallest of bars,clubs, really gives a great feel.THANKS
@raindogred
@raindogred 3 года назад
I don't know how or why I got into Johnnys' music here in Australia as a teen learning guitar, but it was before SRV came on the scene. I used to read downbeat magazine at the library lol I know Tommy Shannon was Johnnys bass player before joined double trouble. I had some 70s JW albums, and muddy waters Hard Again album, then all his Alligator records stuff which is excellent. I saw johnny play live when he came down under, and SRV twice..I couldn't split em live. johnny wore a string singlet to show off his tats, his big belt buckle and cowboy hat..he was about the coolest mfer ever in my opinion..
@leechild4655
@leechild4655 3 года назад
My cousin went to school with the Winters in Beaumont Texas back in the day. He said they mostly kept to themselves as most everyone thought these dudes were some kind of extraterrestrials so ya, they stayed home learning music all the time. Thats how they got so good. Practice!
@bd5860
@bd5860 10 месяцев назад
They went to my church in Beaumont as kids and they were bullied mercilessly. I felt so bad for them, esp. Johnny who was an extremely sweet and humble man despite it all.
@chrischarles1468
@chrischarles1468 3 года назад
Thanks Dave Johnny Winter was on par with any Yardbird guitarist IMO. He was an American treasure. He was just as good if not better in the 80’s. Do yourself a favor and pick up a copy of The Winter of 88. It’s freaking smoking. Also the bass player in that one clip you showed was Tommy Shannon who went on to more fame as the bassist for SRV in Double Trouble. Thanks again Dave you are the best.
@johnsworldofvideopoker
@johnsworldofvideopoker 3 года назад
Great coverage of and respect for Johnny Winter. I saw him at a small club called the Bacchanal in San Diego in 1988. He was a rock & roll/blues “Master of licks” played at lightening speed. It was such an education seeing him live, up close & personal.🍎
@Mission2Transition641
@Mission2Transition641 3 года назад
As a young hard rock/ nwobhm kid in 1979/80. My friends older brother turned me onto Johnny Winter And and AND LIVE! I was awestruck listening to ITS MY OWN FAULT....my first introduction to the BLUES! Still, one of my favorite all time live albums.
@michaelweiss9219
@michaelweiss9219 2 года назад
I was able to see Johnny one last time at Famous Dave's in Minneapolis, very near the end of his days, he would go back to his motor home after the show and allow a few fans to join him for autographs. Wish I would have stepped up for the chance to tell him how he influenced my love of guitar....What a talent...
@badmotorcycle1415
@badmotorcycle1415 3 года назад
Johnny was also one of the best acoustic slide blues players of all time. Listen to Dallas off Columbia's first album.
@bd5860
@bd5860 10 месяцев назад
No kidding, Dallas is an amazing song he wrote and very underrated. He was also a really sweet, humble guy.
@rrheipel
@rrheipel 2 года назад
I saw Johnny Winter in concert in 1978. I had never heard his music before the concert but his show was amazing and I really appreciated his music and guitar playing. Love your lessons David!!
@blackrainbowfiresword177
@blackrainbowfiresword177 2 года назад
Go,Go, Jonny...an absolutely towering pillar of American musical history. The real deal.
@jeffwyatt7199
@jeffwyatt7199 3 года назад
Great choice of Johnny's licks Dave. I really like the research and cool stories you add to the lessons on all the great guitarists you feature. Keep it up!
@ChrisCGuitars
@ChrisCGuitars 3 года назад
Great stuff. I still have a ton of johnny winter on vinyl.... I love having a few beers, grabbing my guitar and put them on to jam with.. great lesson as always!!
@billyclub9863
@billyclub9863 27 дней назад
I got to see JW about '75, in a high school gym in Riverside, CA
@wilb5471
@wilb5471 2 года назад
Awesome video showing some of the mastery of John Dawson Winter! What an influential artist!
@timkritzer134
@timkritzer134 3 года назад
Yet one more knocked out of the park. Thank you much!
@jeffgarrison7056
@jeffgarrison7056 3 года назад
Gotta give you some praise! You're awesome! I love picking up the little wrinkles you point out on very similar licks to what I play often, but I love the attention to detail and you have helped me a lot!!! Thank you!!! You are super cool, and you rock!!! Love it!!!
@jamesanthony7994
@jamesanthony7994 3 года назад
This is such a great channel. Thanks David, really appreciate the awesome lessons!
@kettlejitsu71
@kettlejitsu71 Год назад
Awesome! Johnny is sorely underated and under apreciated! In the 80s i bought, Still alive and Well. It blew my mind! I never heard a guitarist shred the blues like him Its an amazing album from start to finish! Great video and I highly recommend studying Johnny. One of the greatest ever! I mean, Muddy Watters used to refer to him as his son!!!
@1dswylde
@1dswylde 3 года назад
As always another great lesson! I really admire your playing and appreciate the lessons and tips!!
@naranjamunicipal8047
@naranjamunicipal8047 3 года назад
Thank you so much my friend, Greetings from Argentina
@billwarkentin3630
@billwarkentin3630 3 года назад
Great lesson, Dave! I saw Johnny twice in concert. Late 70's and then about 1983. Both times in small clubs. He was awesome and LOUD!! You could tell he just loved playing. He was obviously a bit wasted the second time I saw him, and slipped and fell when he came onstage. His roadie helped him up and he started the show as if nothing happened. Very cool guy and I feel lucky to have seen him twice. The album Johnny Winter And Live is just a classic album!
@timothyholmes4588
@timothyholmes4588 3 года назад
Johnny had a really cool bluesy sound. I've been trying to grow up and work on blues phrasing more . it's actually challenging getting the phrasing right .when I play blues I'm very insecure about sounding like the same old licks but I've worked in phrasing and it's helping so much . these johnny winter licks will help thanks alot.
@dougsie8791
@dougsie8791 3 года назад
I've wondered my whole life how so many people in this world just don't recognize Johnny Winter for the guitar legend that he is. I've also wondered how someone so skinny could pour on the fret dance non-stop and seem to never break a sweat. I could play a cassette tape, flip it over then flip it again and ALWAYS hear something new. To all the 30 & below age group out there: Go deep on the JW sound and increase your rhythm tenfold...guaranteed.
@mikekelly4079
@mikekelly4079 2 года назад
Johnny, Billy, Alvin. My main teachers. You catch a glimpse of Tommy Shannon? You can play anything buddy. You have my attention. This old dog is learning new tricks. You need to investigate some Alvin Lee,Ten Years After. Remember Johnny sitting on the drum riser,just the 2 playing, 12 string Fender,a slide,for a Long time. Unreal..... His slide was a piece of ele. Conduit pipe as I know it. Think this was in Guitar Player long ago. Great stuff.
@chriscampbell9191
@chriscampbell9191 3 года назад
Great vid. Adapting some of his blues licks here to slide. It's an interesting process. You're getting great tone from your guitar and rig. Thanks for posting this.
@ollid.5590
@ollid.5590 3 года назад
Very good lesson indeed! Honestly, I have never been so much into Johnny Winter, but now I am very interested in his music. Thx for pushing me :)
@geoffgoodall3839
@geoffgoodall3839 23 дня назад
Back in 1970 at the Bath blues &Rock fest at Shepton mallet ,UK Mr Winter played a late night spot lighting was pretty crap but each side of stage 2 giant screens showed the man do his thing played the best part of the 2nd Winter album flawlessly, nailed Dylans route 66
@TheBladepolisher
@TheBladepolisher 3 года назад
Hey Dave ! Great lesson and a great teaching vibe ! ! Totally comfortable learning experience. Johnny was one of the most powerful inspirations for millions of player who went on to create their own genre and sphere of influence. Keep these a comin' my brother ! !
@alieno7290
@alieno7290 3 года назад
loved johnny, both live albums with diff lineups are pure gold.
@cabbage9398
@cabbage9398 3 года назад
I love JW's repeating phrases. Very catchy to the ear
@Blue_3rd
@Blue_3rd 3 года назад
Great lesson, thanks David! I love Johnny Winter’s work with Muddy Waters, especially the Hard Again album. Maybe some time you might look at his slide playing👍
@danielgeng2306
@danielgeng2306 3 года назад
Great lesson, music and musical history.
@albertcaruso
@albertcaruso 27 дней назад
High I was at the Fillmore East when JOHNNY Recorded JOHNNY WINTER AND .LIVE .IM 73 FEELS LIKE YESTERDAY LOL
@frankrichards3089
@frankrichards3089 Год назад
Johnny was so darn creative with those patterns, as you said, turning the rhythm around. Great lesson and playing man.
@ShaneOBrien
@ShaneOBrien Год назад
Right on Brother. You have a wonderful disposition and your description adds in a beautiful way, to making me pick up my Lucille to jam along with you here. By the way, you make that Les Paul sound the way it should. That is to say, it sounds great
@davidwiese9866
@davidwiese9866 3 года назад
Great lesson! Thanks Dave
@ShadeHope1969
@ShadeHope1969 8 месяцев назад
I own one of those lazer guitars.It`s pretty cool. It sounds great,It`s a USA Erlwine and i didnt realize how much they cost.Not Bad but not cheap.It plays fantastic and I will probably resort to playing it because my Back,and my favorite guitars are Les Pauls.Lol.Go figure.thanks A lot . i love digging up these old videos and pickin up new licks,Have learned a ton on Late Night Lessons,
@mariobuttino6095
@mariobuttino6095 2 года назад
Johnny Winter,Rick Derringer, and Edgar Winter got me into guitar and music ,I thank them.
@TheSterlingSound
@TheSterlingSound 3 года назад
You are one of my favorite rock guitarists on youtube.. just perfect
@rgbrin
@rgbrin 3 года назад
to play all the styles you do and do them well...is beyond me my friend...you are one very talented teacher
@michaelsteven1090
@michaelsteven1090 3 года назад
Nice breakdown David..Johnny had some serious speed..I saw Johnny several times at Toad's Place in New Haven, Ct during the late 70's and early 80's..The energy when he came out was so raw...The place would just light up..like "boom!, Johhny's playing!"...there was nothing like it..and there were others..Pat Travers had that same energy, playing a Melody Maker!. ..amazing experience.
@Magnetron33
@Magnetron33 3 года назад
I saw Pat last year in Davenport and he is still bringing it, I was told it was the 6th night in a row...WOW!
@stephencrane391
@stephencrane391 3 года назад
Dave, I’ve been a huge fan of Johnny Winter since I first picked up the guitar and I thank you from the bottom of my heart for this glorious lesson. The way you can capture the essence of so many different players is truly astonishing but you are also clearly a fantastic player in your own right. If that wasn’t enough, the quality of your journalism would make your videos worth watching even without the guitar!
@destinyreturns4885
@destinyreturns4885 3 года назад
I often wonder what motivates someone to put a thumbs down on videos. I mean those people must really lead a shallow existence or something.....SMH Anyway, I found the history and info here very informative. Thanks for sharing...
@ganazby
@ganazby 3 года назад
Superexcellent. Thanks, David.
@discernment8963
@discernment8963 3 года назад
Not by guitarists and those who know and appreciate the finest players, but sadly general public wise Johnny's one of the era's elite players who's most underrated and overlooked.
@nemyz7421
@nemyz7421 Год назад
Ele teve seu tempo de glória também enquanto esteve por aqui. As pessoas hoje estão usando muito essa palavra "subestimados" pra grandes bandas e instrumentistas que um dia tiveram os seus nomes num luminoso. Quem assistiu algum show deles sabem o quão grandes eles eram.
@AnthonyMoon_
@AnthonyMoon_ 3 года назад
Damn , He was Awesome!
@francoisrousseau7893
@francoisrousseau7893 3 года назад
great video - thanks !
@margovallen
@margovallen 3 года назад
Great lesson. And great playing. You've got those JW licks down perfectly. And your tone is awesome. I've tried using a thumb-pick years ago and kept getting it tangled up in my strings. lol Guess, it must take practice.. like everything else. Thanks for sharing.
@barryhaynes103
@barryhaynes103 3 года назад
Is that Ray’s Music Exchange from the Blues Brothers movie ... Johnny Winters had Rick Derringer in his band before Rick thought he was Johnny Winters and went solo ... his biggest hit being a Johnny Winters song ... keep ‘em coming David ... love the content !!!
@scottyvand
@scottyvand 3 года назад
Happy to see you enjoying your new rig.
@georgecanizales1190
@georgecanizales1190 4 месяца назад
Awesome video! Thanks
@Mark-Zhark
@Mark-Zhark 3 года назад
Living in Texas in the late 60s, i got to see Winter A LOT. He never disappointed.
@joeurbanowski321
@joeurbanowski321 10 месяцев назад
This is EXCELLENT..! I’ve been working on Mean Town Blues… might try it on baritone.. Thanks man.!
@silvermachine6062
@silvermachine6062 3 года назад
Man all of these lessons are great keep up the good work! Johnny Winter is one of favorite blues/ blues rock players along Leslie West, Paul Kossoff and Tommy Bolin (though Bolin did more than just blues)
@skipneumann1
@skipneumann1 2 года назад
Please do a Johnny Winter Licks Part 2! I’ve been playing a long time and just joined a band that plays Rain and Rock Me Baby- my first time learning Johnny- absolutely kicking my ass
@steveleibo6517
@steveleibo6517 2 года назад
Very cool lesson..Thx..
@waynegram8907
@waynegram8907 3 года назад
Yes more Johnny winter turn around licks I like those. Requesting Johnny Winter Slide Lesson and Rick Derringer Lessons. Johnny Winter had that clean texas tone twangy which SRV might have been hearing since Johnny winter is from texas I think.
@jonsvenson7056
@jonsvenson7056 3 года назад
That’s two votes for Derringer.
@Magnetron33
@Magnetron33 3 года назад
Stevie borrowed more from Johnny that Hendrix
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