Johnny Winter - Memory Pain (1969) 

I would put Memory Pain and Be Careful With a Fool up against anything any blues guitarist has ever done. RIP Johnny, you were the greatest!

Me too ! the album version is one the best most diverse and complex blues guitar compositions I've ever heard. this is my first time hearing a live version ...thanks much

Finally, my favorite JW song live. "Second Winter" top 10 all time for me!

Reminds me of my Draft. dodger friend hiding out in Jamaica and turning me on to this song in 1969 ,☮️❤️🌹🙏🎼🎨🐎🐎🐎🐎🌟😎👽

Nobody can sing and play like him! 👍

First time ever seeing this live. Really great.

First time I've seen a Mustang used for blues and it sounds damn good too. I'm digging the earthy "chunk" he gets from the guitar/amp combination. I have a sunburst Pawnshop Mustang Special with splitable Humbuckers; not a blues style guitar I'm told but hearing Johnny here, I dunno man...

Best album, second winter👍

first live version of memory pain that i have seen!! he was cookin'

Johnny Winter Rock n Blues Superstar RIP

Wow!

I can't thank you enough for posting this. I've killed the album version, but have never heard it live. My God, he could cook. This song always reminds me of Couldn't Stand the Weather, by SRV, who had to have been influenced by Johnny.

Amazing...Love This!!

Johnny was Great

Dig the fender mustang, only video I’ve seen of him playing it.

Fantastic! 👍🏻 R.I.P.

Thanks for uploading this gem!

Hiding out in Jamaica in 1969, US Vietnam draft dodgers deep into Johnny Winter and turning on a Jamaican like me. How can I forget

his best days

Great footage of johnny and band.

Johnny winter guitar virtuoso.

All those things... plus once johnny got into a jam groove a cpl more time from the top while he jammed. One of the best videos of the best tune

Amazing , He's playing so clean, no effects at all . Thats hard especially on a fender

Holy crap. There I said it. How he broke up these rhythms just to get this tune across when he was younger.. what a player

saw him at the FIllmore East December 1969, back up act was Chicago with their second lp just out. Johnny killed it, even brought out Edgar for Tobacco Road if I recall right. Chicago had a wall of Marshalls but sounded exactly like the albums, basically like listening to a loud stereo lp set up.

Let him cook

Maybe it's 'cause I'm in my 70s and my hearing shows the wear of decades of loud, hard driving rock n' roll, but seems to me Tommy Shannon fell right off of the sound board on this recording. If anyone knows of a better live recording of Memory Pain I'd appreciate a link.

69?