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Johnny Winters performs "Rock and Roll, Hoochie Koo"
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@nadiat.pugglesworthiii923
@nadiat.pugglesworthiii923 5 дней назад
How can you not love Johnny Winter?
@NoelRayland
@NoelRayland 5 дней назад
I knew a guy who was heavily guitar-centric in regards to music appreciation. One day I was listening to a Johnny Winter track and he was all like. "Who is that?" So I told him, and he said he never had any idea what a badass Johnny was. Dude was 60 years old. Glad I could help!
@jasonosborne3924
@jasonosborne3924 9 месяцев назад
I found Johnny yesterday. Omg this guy was fkn incredible!!!
@erosionhead420
@erosionhead420 9 месяцев назад
No doubt. Incredible
@mrreemann3739
@mrreemann3739 6 месяцев назад
Glad you found him! Maybe he found you❤
@mavjimbo
@mavjimbo Месяц назад
Booommmm enjoy
@peterottes6900
@peterottes6900 8 дней назад
To bad you didn't get to experience him live... That was mind-blowing..
@billyshane3804
@billyshane3804 Год назад
Johnny Winter was sheer dynamite. Brilliant musician and one hell of a great guy. John Dawson Winter III RIP
@mctavish23
@mctavish23 10 месяцев назад
Amen.
@timcornelius1912
@timcornelius1912 8 месяцев назад
billyshane....you nailed it
@mrreemann3739
@mrreemann3739 6 месяцев назад
There was a whole school of guitar playing . Chuck Berry, then Johnny Winter, Rick Derringer, Pat Travers....just as there was to Hendrix, Robin Trower, Frank Marino, Stevie Ray Vaghn. We true believers in guitar know this! I miss Johnny Winter!❤
@thomasskladany7760
@thomasskladany7760 5 месяцев назад
Agreed , but... REMEMBER DUANE ALLMAN .
@mrreemann3739
@mrreemann3739 3 месяца назад
@@thomasskladany7760 there's another family, Southern rock and slide. Duane Allman, Lynard Skynard, 38 Special... And don't forget Derek Trucks and Jeff Healy. Carrying on the tradition... Justin Johnson. My point is, guitar playing for the real guitar players is dialogue. It's a conversation from generation to generation. You would be remiss mentioning Duane Allman without mentioning Dicky Betts
@chriscampbell9191
@chriscampbell9191 3 месяца назад
.....and Allen Collins, too.
@thomasskladany7760
@thomasskladany7760 3 месяца назад
@@chriscampbell9191 REMEMBER DUANE ALLMAN !!!
@mrreemann3739
@mrreemann3739 3 месяца назад
@@chriscampbell9191 Years ago I read an interview with Joe Perry where he talked about this. He called it "dialoguous". Meaning that from generation to generation there is a dialogue of guitar playing. In Joe Perry's case... He was influenced by Jeff Beck. Slash was influenced by Joe Perry, etc.
@billsav57
@billsav57 2 года назад
I've said this elsewhere: I know this is Rick's song, and I've seen him do it live, and it's great. But there's just something about the raw power when Johnny does it live.
@Fongolitus
@Fongolitus 2 года назад
Rick wrote it for Johnny when it was 'Johnny Winter And' basically Johnny was fronting the McCoys
@Mr25thfret
@Mr25thfret Год назад
Yeah man, Johnny's voice rocked any song to the max.
@rickbarker4121
@rickbarker4121 Год назад
Raw power for sure....pure kinetic energy...took every song to another level
@tommynyr
@tommynyr Год назад
and that BASS PLAYER!
@charlesperry6093
@charlesperry6093 Год назад
​@@donnysarian thanks for telling me that and also with with the Bobby Caldwell
@robertdavis3433
@robertdavis3433 Год назад
Saw him in '75 in New Jersey. The volume knob was so high. The concrete under my feet was vibrating. RIP
@moreblack
@moreblack 26 дней назад
I'm glad artists are more sensible now and the don't do the annoying overly loud volum anymor
@joeshmoe7450
@joeshmoe7450 Год назад
Johnny "Badass" Winter sporting his top hat and doing the Rock and Roll hoochie coo like nobody else, this guy was a monster. 🎸👍
@PoppysGuitar
@PoppysGuitar 9 месяцев назад
Johnny Winter always strikes me as other worldly.
@user-od9wk2di2t
@user-od9wk2di2t 8 месяцев назад
Yea! Absolutely!
@jeffrobodeanratliff6630
@jeffrobodeanratliff6630 4 месяца назад
My very first concert, Orlando Sports Stadium 1973. Been hooked on Johnny ever since.
@luisrivera9455
@luisrivera9455 3 месяца назад
Life is so unfair. Johnny is not in the Rock and Roll hall of fame. I just don’t know why they call that place a hall of fame? Someone send them a message that Johnny and many rockers should be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame!!!
@delphinazizumbo8674
@delphinazizumbo8674 3 месяца назад
he wouldn't do a line with jan werner in 1974...so.......YES is the same story jan or david geffen didn't get any special attention so that's the payback remember YES never got a good review in Rolling Stone
@bishlap
@bishlap 2 месяца назад
by now it's not an honor considering the garbage that's in the RRHOF.
@jamie49868
@jamie49868 2 месяца назад
I would be upset if the "Rock and Roll Hall of Fame" actually cared about Rock and/or Roll. Clyde Mcphatter is in (maybe he deserves it???), yet Johhny is out...tells you all you need to know. Leverne Baker is in (maybe she deserves it???), yet Grand Funk is out.... Not to bum out on the wonderful and amazing artist like Aretha Franklin, but the ROF, which should be about rock, has morphed into The Music Hall of Fame". Thus, when Mary J Blige, Hank Willams, A Table Called Quest (what, who, unh?), Dolly Parton and others, voted/welcomed in, while Ted 'fuck'n" Nugent, Randy Bachman, The Guess Who, a band like Foreigner (never even nominated) and so many other Rock and Rollers are left out, you come to understand that the ROF is not about Rock and Roll.
@Lancemillerwy
@Lancemillerwy 2 месяца назад
Don't worry, Madonna made it.
@luisrivera9455
@luisrivera9455 2 месяца назад
@@Lancemillerwy 🤭
@stewartgavin1302
@stewartgavin1302 Год назад
If you grew up during the '70's and never saw a Johnny Winter concert. You never saw rock n roll.🎩🎸
@shawn13mertle13
@shawn13mertle13 Год назад
I saw him in the early 80s. Cost me 7 bucks for a Bumbershoot ticket.
@billyclub9863
@billyclub9863 11 месяцев назад
I did, about '76, in So. Cal, at a high school gym. No seats !!!
@user-od9wk2di2t
@user-od9wk2di2t 8 месяцев назад
I'm born in 82...in other continent. Johnny Winter - my favorit blues-rock artist!
@timcornelius1912
@timcornelius1912 8 месяцев назад
@@shawn13mertle13 an umbrella ticket ?
@robertjohnston8690
@robertjohnston8690 6 месяцев назад
@@user-od9wk2di2t Johnny Winter and Stevie Ray are my two favourites.
@wescorrell6190
@wescorrell6190 Год назад
Saw him in 77. One of those concerts that is pure magic.
@Mike-ve8gt
@Mike-ve8gt Год назад
We'd always catch Johnny when he came to town, good times!
@Jeffrey.Blazer.4.20
@Jeffrey.Blazer.4.20 Год назад
I saw Johnny Play Old Man Rivers (My cousins club in Avondale LA) back in 1980. He came in with a full bottle of scotch and two blondes (one on each arm). Both the scotch and the blondes were not to be seen again that night. ROCK N ROLL!!
@user-od9wk2di2t
@user-od9wk2di2t 8 месяцев назад
​@@Jeffrey.Blazer.4.20❤😂❤ It's great! No doubt!
@scottsuga3362
@scottsuga3362 6 месяцев назад
Also caught a 1975 concert at the Aragon in Chicago. One of the best shows I’ve seen in my lifetime. His band was incredible. What a great surprise!!!!!
@Foldisfitch
@Foldisfitch Год назад
His whole thing put together (looks, movement, guitar playing, voice etc.) … the phenomena of Johnny Winter was totally freaking uniquely awesome!
@rogerwolfe1888
@rogerwolfe1888 Год назад
Dude it is freaky I mean he doesn’t open his eyes ! Fantastic huh no doubt 😊
@homoerectus744
@homoerectus744 Год назад
I've always been in awe of Mr Edgar and Mr.John.
@MrPnew1
@MrPnew1 10 месяцев назад
Winter not Winters - and you call yourself a fan???
@Foldisfitch
@Foldisfitch 10 месяцев назад
@@MrPnew1 I never called myself a 'fan' and one doesn't have to be a devoted 'fan' in order to recognize greatness. Anyway I corrected it...thanks.
@BigCheeseRumble
@BigCheeseRumble 11 месяцев назад
I love the bass licks that Randy does during Johnny's solo.
@82abnbob1
@82abnbob1 Год назад
Of course, Johnny rocks like no other Texas blues man, always did. But as a bass player I love it at the 2:00 mark when Randy Hobbs gets all funky and contrapuntal. Some of the best pick work I've ever witnessed; I'd love to see what he does with just his fingers. For all of you young rockers out there, R&R Hoochie Koo is one of the tunes you need solidly in your repertoire, along with Whole Lotta Love and Crossroads.
@daktarioskarvannederhosen2568
that's Jon Paris on bass.
@brotherdave8691
@brotherdave8691 Год назад
Contrapuntal...we need more of that!
@ZalMoxis
@ZalMoxis 11 месяцев назад
Doesn't matter it's a great outfit he's wearing....@@daktarioskarvannederhosen2568
@MrPnew1
@MrPnew1 10 месяцев назад
Yes that bass is hypersonic
@jchis9852
@jchis9852 9 месяцев назад
​@@daktarioskarvannederhosen2568 Actually, that is Randy Jo Hobbs.
@Bryan-jd7os
@Bryan-jd7os 7 месяцев назад
Absolutely awesome!! The tone of that Bird!! Johnny makes it sing!! 😀
@pariaheep
@pariaheep 6 месяцев назад
Too bad I never saw the Johnny Winter Experience: the man had it all: looks, musicianship, workmanship, his voice, his swagger, the blues.... the whole package! Long live Hard Rock & Blues of this kind!
@JBOutboards
@JBOutboards Год назад
Johnny's covers were always spot on. Glad I got to meet him once.
@mctavish23
@mctavish23 10 месяцев назад
Awesome
@mrreemann3739
@mrreemann3739 6 месяцев назад
Once in a while our lives cross with greatness. I hope you have great memories meeting him ❤
@kevinkelly9956
@kevinkelly9956 5 месяцев назад
We know Johnny is smokin' hot. But how about that Bass player. That guy kicks ass. Plus the drummer is the best Johnny ever had.
@garthosborn8400
@garthosborn8400 Год назад
I just love the harmony lick Johnny does at 2:48! Wonderful power trio!
@chadapold1055
@chadapold1055 Год назад
I've been watching that part over n over.....thought it was just me....effin genius
@guitaristssuck8979
@guitaristssuck8979 Год назад
* T H I R D S *
@cliffgoodman8958
@cliffgoodman8958 5 месяцев назад
Johnny Winter is a Monster of a Entertainer Every song he covers HE OWNS IT WHAT TALENT
@Aaron-ro9vr
@Aaron-ro9vr 5 месяцев назад
I don't think this was a cover. He did this before Rick Derringer.
@Penekamp11
@Penekamp11 7 месяцев назад
I saw him three or four times through the years. The last couple of times he came on and just blazed away for 15 minutes in a blues jam playing some incredible licks. The whole time he looked like his mind was somewhere else. He looked like he was thinking about what he was going to do back in the bus or what he was going to eat after the show. Effortless excellence.
@mrreemann3739
@mrreemann3739 6 месяцев назад
Haha that was probably the heroin. Johnny was a god up there with Jimi and Eddie. Thanks for your kind comment
@Klaxet
@Klaxet 7 месяцев назад
The bass player is amazing!
@Bryan-jd7os
@Bryan-jd7os 7 месяцев назад
Killing it!!
@carolwolf9614
@carolwolf9614 5 месяцев назад
YES God damn. Bass player is the beast
@danvinson668
@danvinson668 5 месяцев назад
Randy Joe Hobbs Union City Indiana.
@martinpidhany8278
@martinpidhany8278 Год назад
Nobody now or then could sing like that total goosebumps
@magnusvanttinen7855
@magnusvanttinen7855 6 месяцев назад
King of Hard Blues Rock n Roll
@4man
@4man 21 день назад
Johnny always out there, on the dge, with his magic fingers making it all ok.
@revistanoseoutrosolhos
@revistanoseoutrosolhos 10 месяцев назад
Best vocalist, best guitarist, best grove, anyway... Johnny Winter the best of all!
@carljacobson7156
@carljacobson7156 2 года назад
I think this is Johnny Winter in top form - and with the best version of his numerous backing bands with Randy Hobbs and Richard Hughes
@charlesperry6093
@charlesperry6093 Год назад
Some cowbell would have been great!
@user-qg2uf8jp3h
@user-qg2uf8jp3h Год назад
I agree, Best Band JW ever had. Reminded me of The Who, where the Guitar, the Bass and the Drums are 'continuously' playing a SOLO. JW probably belong in the Top 10 Best Rock Guitarist ever. Thank You, Johnny.
@homoerectus744
@homoerectus744 Год назад
I've only observed & jammed to his music rather infrequently.but he and the rest sounded rather tight/rough,the bass surprised me with the aggressive timeless funk.mr.winter looked rather modern when was thiz 88-93? Especially his look,wardrobe.thnx for the footage.
@carljacobson7156
@carljacobson7156 Год назад
@@homoerectus744 I think that this concert was in 1973 - when Johnny was still in his prime and drugs hadn't taken a toll on his health yet. The Bassist was a guy named Randy Jo Hobbs, was in the pop group, The McCoys, with Rick Derringer as teenagers. Their big hit was 'Hang on Sloopy'. The McCoys later became Johnny Winter's backing band - 'Johnny Winter And' - they dropped the McCoys name because Johnny's Management didn't want him to be associated with 'Bubble-Gum' Pop Music. But, the McCoys were Legit good musicians. Unfortunately, both Randy Jo and drummer, Richard Hughes, came to sad ends. Randy Jo's music career was destroyed by his own Drug Addiction and, although he got clean, he was in bad health and died of a heart attack in his early 40s. Richard Hughes, killed himself at age 36 - I don't know the reasons, but I wouldn't be surprised if Richard had also developed a Drug problems that prematurely ended his music career.
@user-od9wk2di2t
@user-od9wk2di2t 8 месяцев назад
​@@carljacobson7156what? About rock-music stranger always bad luck?!😢
@luther_beckett
@luther_beckett Год назад
As hot as it gets. There are a few performances in this league. Very few. Lightning in a bottle. Love that scratchy Firebird tone and deep groove rhythm section. Formidable power trio. Southern-Fried-Funk edge to that Rock. Badass.
@plentinough7222
@plentinough7222 Год назад
Yes Luther! “Southern-Fried-Funk edge to that Rock” Right on! And listen to that crowd. I am there emotionally if not physically. 🖖🏻
@phillipbarber3648
@phillipbarber3648 Год назад
Awesome Rock n Roll, rest in peace Mr. Winter.🙏🤟
@sunnytoo2655
@sunnytoo2655 2 месяца назад
I saw him at Hara arena in Dayton Ohio on more than one occasion. Then again I met him in bowling Green Ohio. In Dayton Ohio two on my buddies and I ate 9 g of Lebanese hash, we were sitting about 200 ft away from the stage, the volume was so loud my bell bottoms we're shaking and the ground under us. Rip Johnny. You might be gone, but you'll never be forgotten.
@SDuties
@SDuties 2 месяца назад
Love the Dayton reference. Grew up in Centerville. Saw lotsa great shows at that rathole, tinderbox, Hara Arena: Zappa, Trower, Kansas, Lynyrd Skynryd, Genesis, John Cougar, and others I’ve forgotten.
@jefflancaster4423
@jefflancaster4423 2 месяца назад
Man thanks for that awesome story.
@randysteele6741
@randysteele6741 Месяц назад
Another smokin' version of this classic is on Edgar's classic live album, Road Work. Johnny blisters R&RHC as Edgar's guest.
@andrewmorse4324
@andrewmorse4324 Год назад
Wow! Never seen Jonny with a beard... Utterly brilliant... Much as I love Rick doing this with Edgar... I like this better.
@dougvolinski5824
@dougvolinski5824 Год назад
Great bass work! Great drums,
@hog7203
@hog7203 Год назад
Love some Johnny Winter. I know it's just blues/rock guitar, but there's something about his playing that's always been so distinctive to me. Wish he'd gotten more recognition. He deserved it.
@lazlo5971
@lazlo5971 Год назад
JUST BLUES ROCK? THATS HOW YOU SUMMARIZE THE GREAT JOHNNY WINTER?
@hog7203
@hog7203 Год назад
@@lazlo5971 wtf is wrong with calling what he plays blues, rock or everything in between. Don't take too much seconal, but you might wanna take a little and calm down.
@lazlo5971
@lazlo5971 Год назад
@hog7203 LOL no offense. I can see why you reacted irrationally. Haven't done seconal in a while though 😉
@hog7203
@hog7203 Год назад
@@lazlo5971 😆 my apology for overreacting. I thought maybe you were questioning my faith and worship of the guitar god that is called Johnny Winter.😂 I wonder if they still prescribe or even make reds anymore. The last thing I remember taking that was similar, was Tuinal, back in the 70s. They had the same drawback where witnesses would tell you that you had fun, but you couldn't remember it.
@johngore7744
@johngore7744 10 месяцев назад
It’s only blues and rock and roll guitar but I like it like it yes I do.
@professorantoniominhoto
@professorantoniominhoto Месяц назад
And what about these two monsters on bass and drums?! Amazing! RIP, Randy Joe Hobbs and Richard Hughes.
@malcolmhill7932
@malcolmhill7932 11 месяцев назад
I got to drive down from the mountains and see him at the Hampton Roads Colosseum in about '73. One awesome concert! No wonder some called him the "Guitar Slinger." He had his own unique sound: scales, speed licks, riffs, chording, etc. One of my all-time favs.
@timmillan6701
@timmillan6701 6 месяцев назад
I wonder…Do you still have the ticket stub? Could that show have been Jan. 4 of 1974? I have been trying to find some record of my 1st concert ever. I know it was Johnny Winter, and I know it was at the Hampton Coliseum ( I lived right down the road). I can find no record of the show, but I there are records that show him the next night in GreensboroNC, so they were in the area. I also could not find any record of JW at the Coliseum in ‘73, so I am wondering if your show was very early 74. I bet we were at the same show ( it blew my 12yo mind!). This has perplexed me for years and it’s one show that I did not manage to save my ticket stub from EDIT: I did find a record of JW at the Coliseum on June 14 1973 with Foghat - that was probably the show you saw - but I feel like that was too early for me. At least I do remember the ( very loud ) show - guess I’ll keep digging
@scottshand8559
@scottshand8559 Год назад
I saw Johnny Winter at The Old Waldorf in San Francisco in 1981, this was a venue he played whenever he was in town and it was great! I was in the Navy stationed in Alameda and went over for the show. My favorite part of his show was when he came out and sat in a chair, center stage and just played, no drummer, no bass, no keys just him for a set. It was amazing to hear and watch him play like that. I was close to the stage and remember just staring and listening to to him do his thing. He was a master.
@SavedbyGraceAlone1962
@SavedbyGraceAlone1962 4 месяца назад
Back when SF was cool and not a crime ridden sewer.
@keithfarrington8179
@keithfarrington8179 Год назад
Johnny didn't sing, he just growled I like his style. always did, always will.✌👍
@charlesperry6093
@charlesperry6093 Год назад
Yeah the dog howling stuff is great too!
@Crankerny58
@Crankerny58 Год назад
Johnny and Edgar always had the best drummers and Richard Hughes was one if my favorites!!
@99jic
@99jic 8 месяцев назад
Richard lived nearby in Mantoloking NJ and played in our local bands at bars and some of our house parties before and after he left Johnny. Johnny would show up at some of the gigs. Pretty cool times..
@robiveevee840
@robiveevee840 29 дней назад
That was a kick ass version !
@dinahmenard7289
@dinahmenard7289 Год назад
There will NEVAH be another Johnny!
@garethn7268
@garethn7268 3 месяца назад
Saw him 1970 Shepton mallet. Still fresh in my mind!
@raulfirmamental
@raulfirmamental 10 месяцев назад
This song reminds me of my older brother, rest in peace, big dog. I’ll miss you forever Darryl !
@Manowarge
@Manowarge 2 года назад
The bassist knows what he is doing...
@GregK9
@GregK9 Год назад
For real!
@carettethierry2126
@carettethierry2126 Год назад
The guitarist too 😀
@Manowarge
@Manowarge Год назад
@@carettethierry2126 Yeah, Johnny is quite good too ;)
@MrMojabo
@MrMojabo Год назад
Hes from the Mc Coys of Hang on Sloopy fame. The Las remaining member to stay with Winter after Derringer left.
@andreaspeix9498
@andreaspeix9498 Год назад
What blues power ! RIP JOHNNY! THANK YOU! Andreas Hamburg Germany
@jaysapp7494
@jaysapp7494 Год назад
This is the man. The captured live album taught me how to play the guitar way back in 1976. Saw him at a beach bar Summers on the Beach in Ft. Lauderdale 1991 great show
@hog7203
@hog7203 Год назад
That's a great album. I think that's the album that made me realize how fast he really was. I know it's the one that made me want a Firebird.
@TheRealTaiwanTV
@TheRealTaiwanTV 6 месяцев назад
Impeccable technique. Hybrid thumbpicking style and also does bends with the pinky. Very competent player he was.
@baseballman4958
@baseballman4958 3 дня назад
No words needed.
@michaelk8710
@michaelk8710 10 месяцев назад
Use to play this song on his Album over and over and over when I was a kid. Still love the way his voice cracks when he sings "Rock and Roll Hoochie Koo", it's my favorite rendition of this song.
@curtjohansen5742
@curtjohansen5742 Год назад
The bass and drums were stellar right along with that tasty guitar.
@thomascarr8527
@thomascarr8527 Год назад
my first concert was a Johnny Winter show in 1980 what a power he was a great live act
@uncleremus5046
@uncleremus5046 Год назад
Man in his prime, Blazing Pentatonics clean af!!!
@adamedmour9704
@adamedmour9704 Год назад
You know guitar culture. You're only allowed to play pentatonics if you're a genius. If you're a mortal both you and the audience will have to suffer through some complicated bum shiff that will never sound as good. Like sometimes I'll follow the chords with mixolydians. I don't think it sounds good. No one does. Sigh. Feather light is Excalibur.
@flyfisher1649
@flyfisher1649 5 месяцев назад
Bad ass Johnny….one of the best
@geraldriegler9702
@geraldriegler9702 Год назад
Saw Johnny at a small venue upstate NY greenwood lake. In the 70s. He was awesome. There was beer service at tables and a fight broke out he just kept playing stoping periodically to drink his Glass of Jack Daniels. 😎😎
@michaelpegoda7482
@michaelpegoda7482 11 месяцев назад
I agree Johnny was an awesome player I've seen him twice the last time I saw him he couldn't walk real well they brought a chair out for him to sit in even sitting down here Ock the house one of my favorite blues players excellent 👍
@oldmanfigs
@oldmanfigs 2 года назад
The best version ever
@Larry93215
@Larry93215 Год назад
His version is the best saw Johnny 3 times
@olddoggeleventy2718
@olddoggeleventy2718 Год назад
God Johnny was so great. What a talent. What a guy.
@chumbels
@chumbels Год назад
Biggest record deal ever at that point when he got signed. My first album ever. Still love it. My first concert ever. Almost passed out, thought I saw God....Fuck people who don't dig him. Don't care
@wrobinson1702
@wrobinson1702 Год назад
This was a great band, not just Johnny. Randy Jo Hobbs on bass, and Richard Hughes on drums. I saw them live several times in the 1970s.
@ludwigmaple1911
@ludwigmaple1911 2 года назад
Johnny was bad ass
@mctavish23
@mctavish23 10 месяцев назад
Blessed to have seen him in 1971 and 1973. Pure energy and superb musicianship. One of a kind. May he RIP.
@glenncowan6669
@glenncowan6669 2 года назад
Johnny and his white firebird!
@Rockzilla404
@Rockzilla404 3 месяца назад
I can understand why Jimi Hendrix liked playing with Johnny.. Rest in Peace Brother..
@gregdolecki8530
@gregdolecki8530 7 месяцев назад
I love the sound of the Firebird and how he used to float around the stage.
@silkyrobinson5079
@silkyrobinson5079 Год назад
And the crowd goes wild !
@victorlamothe6732
@victorlamothe6732 Год назад
I remember the female back up singers they were good with this😊 song.
@NicholasANappiNick
@NicholasANappiNick 2 года назад
1973 this was on tv when Johnny go out of rehab
@georgecav
@georgecav Год назад
Johnny almost does not need a backing band the way he delivers here
@eddyedwards6273
@eddyedwards6273 6 месяцев назад
I brought into the hendrix diety and missed Johny till couple of months ago, I am sure glad I did, he has restored rock and roll !
@aladickes
@aladickes 5 месяцев назад
That's a lot of sound coming from a three piece, but when one of them is Johnny Winter, holy shit. He was one of the few white bluesmen that all of the old black blues guitar legends said, hey this fucking white boy can play.
@morganfisherart
@morganfisherart Месяц назад
I heard BB King said, "I dunno if he's the best white blues guitarist - but he sure is the WHITEST!!!" 😝
@patrickostrom2762
@patrickostrom2762 8 месяцев назад
Playing with no gadgets,heart and soul on the guitar,r i p ! We miss you!
@hapibeli
@hapibeli 7 месяцев назад
Respect. 1972 or thereabouts, I saw him come in to Liberty Hall as I sat in the last pew at the door. He came in and lifted a trio who were having it tough due to Jimmy Reed's smack habit. Took his guitar directly to behind stage, stepped up in shadow, noodled so nicely, and just enough to take the sting away. He only gave in to the crowd's turn from Texas ugly to Texas adoration, when after the band exited, he stepped into the spotlight and ripped it on his 6 string, we all went wild! Then he left to the green room, and would accept no more applause. Respect
@Flashbagfolly
@Flashbagfolly Год назад
If this don't get you going, your go-er must already be gone.
@PageandPlant4Life
@PageandPlant4Life Год назад
Bass player is killing it
@mozilla2576
@mozilla2576 11 месяцев назад
Right On!!!! Love that kind of rock and roll!
@brotherdave8691
@brotherdave8691 Год назад
Anyone know of any other vids from this particular performance? Not only was the mix great for this era of live video recording, but the drummer and bassist are TIGHT. Can't get enough of Hobbs!
@Bryan-jd7os
@Bryan-jd7os Год назад
Good question!
@nikkwolfe1317
@nikkwolfe1317 11 месяцев назад
I have a video called something like “Johnny Winter Live in the 70’s”. It has a bunch more songs from this show on it. Can’t remember where I got it but do a search. It might turn up.
@jr13227
@jr13227 11 месяцев назад
There’s a whole video of it out there if you search Johnny winter live 1973 you’ll probably come across it
Год назад
LEGEND
@richlather419
@richlather419 2 года назад
This is incredible, many thanks
@stonesandwinter8034
@stonesandwinter8034 Год назад
I think this a a rare time Johnny used a Marshall amp , one of his heavier sounding performances .
@in2rock275
@in2rock275 9 месяцев назад
Why Johnny Winter is not always mentioned on everyone's rock/blues radar of great guitarists beats me.
@bretthumphrey6821
@bretthumphrey6821 Год назад
This is one of the best shows he ever played
@SavedbyGraceAlone1962
@SavedbyGraceAlone1962 4 месяца назад
Kickin some serious ass!!
@jroc2201
@jroc2201 Год назад
Damn I love this
@gazooie1958
@gazooie1958 4 месяца назад
Way back early seventies I used to go to my older brother Danny’s room so we could jam to his Johnny Winter albums. Vinyl of course.
@daveschannel747
@daveschannel747 2 месяца назад
U can 👀 the easiness they all have jamming with one another... effortless
@JohanHansen-qh2id
@JohanHansen-qh2id 3 месяца назад
I saw him first time May second 1970, it was amaising. I was only 14 years old and I talk with him 2 minutes
@aeynghus
@aeynghus 6 месяцев назад
Randy Jo was just a badass on the bass. And nobody was as cool as JDWIII.
@plentinough7222
@plentinough7222 Год назад
My sister sat on my 45 in the 70’s. I’ve still not forgiven her for this unforgivable act. Haha 😂
@bretthumphrey6821
@bretthumphrey6821 Год назад
I love this performance
@Antipodean33
@Antipodean33 9 месяцев назад
Very few cover versions of powerhouse guitar songs sound good, but this sounds more than just good, it's an awesome rendition of a solid rock song
@adamwarlock3530
@adamwarlock3530 Год назад
This is the best version of the tune.
@worstknightmayor4439
@worstknightmayor4439 5 месяцев назад
When you don't look at the neck when you play, you are good. Its like not looking at the puck when you play hockey.
@MisterTMH
@MisterTMH Год назад
Red hot blues rock !
@wendypaterson1097
@wendypaterson1097 2 года назад
Seen this band at least 5 times
@jimiplayscobo5877
@jimiplayscobo5877 Год назад
Me too from small bars to stadiums, First time was with Foghat as back up 1973 in Detroit. One of the best rock and roll shows I've been too. :-) Peace
@charlesperry6093
@charlesperry6093 Год назад
That is insane!
@charlesperry6093
@charlesperry6093 Год назад
​@@jimiplayscobo5877 Foghat 🏜️🌕
@HeavyMetalBluegrass
@HeavyMetalBluegrass 10 месяцев назад
The recording of Johnny and Rick Derringer playing this is the best IMO. This video is great as well.
@JulianFernandez
@JulianFernandez Год назад
so good
@recordman555
@recordman555 Год назад
Real. American. Music.
@sedrickbanteah2860
@sedrickbanteah2860 10 месяцев назад
This song is about the most covered thing but, no doubt it's still good. Yeah! Go , winter.
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