Johnny Winter - SUZIE Q (Live at Rockpalast) 

Keep on dancing and enjoying ..........

@@frankgeeraerts6243 ty I will dance on and have fun what else. an old hippie here...

I'm 71 Still Rock n Roll!!!!!!!!!! Got this Music 🎶!!!!!!! Takes me back!!!!!!!! Great Memories!!!!!!!

Creedence did this well, but JW was phenomenal!!

Hey Darrell. I'm 68 and still Rock n Rolling!!! Till Death! Awesome Winter Bro,s

Funny I felt compelled to comment, and when I scrolled down to do so, the first one on the list kinda rolls in to what I was thinking. Those Winter's were musical geniuses..... Should that word be geniii? I dont know. Super talent. Sometimes in these live shows, which as far as I know is all that is available, they experimented on stage, sometimes it went too afar afield, in my opinion, but what they did that worked was wide ranging and inventive. True musicians those guys.

Gotcha Beat ! I’m 70 Yrs old ! And I still dig Rock & Roll !

You kids! ( I trust no one under 68! )

Pearl jam

Robert gray i wo 🐝🦟🐝❤🐜❤🐜🐜🐜🐜🐠🐟🐟🦭🦭❤der 🐂A 🐸🌹🐸

Better late than never.

Johnny SRV and today Ally Veneble. Period.

Why do they have to be better, ? Not a contest

@@user-xv4up6oo3p Comparisons of bands and the losers have to be cancelled.

@@user-xv4up6oo3p Its all Rock and roll and i like it

They do miss something but they don't know what they miss...........

Love this guy! Definitely underrated!!!

I saw him at a small venue about a year before he died. It was incredible.

there is a video of Johnny playing Johnny be good and a fan throughs a bottle at him, and Johnny took control of the situation and shut the band down and ended the show with some words yeah

Što više riječi to višee želja da se ubijemo. U tu Su zi qu

Saw my mate who first taught me guitar 7 years ago and told me to listen to Johnny Winter and the way he described him in Irish terms he had bad vision but he pluged in to the amp and played to f*** out on the guitar.

I 67 years old and I still have listen to this song 🎶 on the Facebook app

THANK YOU! So many people say that JW was underrated, not a fucking chance.

Absolutely right, Shirley. For the connaisseurs he is a hero. ❤😎

Agreed. I loved his speed and variety. He was definitely one of the masters.

Nobody played that 🎸 like Johnny!

I love Johnny Winter, such a cool cat from TXxxx ❤❤❤

Old Rock and roll will never be matched

You got that right !!! Me Too . ! If there ever is a time in the future ( which will be about 200 yrs, if we last that long), that music will ever be this good twixt 1955--1997 ( and don't forget "Creed" 2001 & "Jet" 2006. Last of a straight line down from Elvis; Chuck ' and Buddy. !!!!!! I could go on and on, but I like your idea.. ( That's why I won't look in the mirror), then I'm still 19 years old alll day... haha. It's just that the body is worn out. But still functions sometimes.). Like an old Chevy !

By whom?

Amen!❤😊

Lucky man........

67 here in two weeks and I just bought three JW vinylz on Sunday :)

Awh, man, Gonzo! God bless you in your 70's. I'm close to entering that time myself, and am glad to see both my "elders" and the young kids feel good with Johnny's blues.

@@MrPnew1 Pedro 147 - You got me by 4 years. Hey, maybe sure you listen to Johnny's live version of "It's My Fault". A definitive version of the blues. T.C.

Couldn't said it better.

👏👏 💯% correct ✅

Definitely one of the best. ❤

You're a youngster with excellent taste! I'd be proud to have you for a grandchild.

I saw JW live many times, in a bar, concert arenas, both Atlanta Pop Festivals. Great player, nice guy in person. Saw James Cotton Blues Band open for Janis in 69. Another great bluesman!

Dude I met him and saw him play in Orlando Fla about a year before he passed as a guitarist what floored me He sat down the whole time and shredded my brains out RIP

In a venue about 200

@@bobravenscraft5376 Dude, the lost on near-by and near misses of super Dudes is not the issue, life is unfair when Dudes fall into unlit or dark outhouses. So Dude attach an electronic device to track Dudes that trip whilst indisposed. And Dude, by the way keep your brain cells UN-shredded and well lit in certain tunnels.

Ditto

And don't forget his brother Edgar. Together they were brilliant, and also Gerry

He's the Guitarists top 5

I mean the guitar players vote johnny up there they know

The Ultimate Jammer.

Oh Suzan Curl are U still with Richard🎉❤ Cuffer😊😅🎉😂😊

You just don't get the great blues riffs of the legend Johnnie Winters any more. He was one of a kind.

Lucky man !

please never disrespect both AS I do KNOW you are cool so write to me sadly END of the June KARIN AND THE BLUES AS ROCK

to R.please let me know if you are still AS me Johnny AS Edgar bless the lot.no Religion..KARIN

@@DeniseSantosdOliveira Took the words right out of my mouth, grew up on him and inspired much of my guitar playing xx

Robert M Did you know Wayne, or Donnie Weathersby?

Aww yeah😊🇦🇺

Sergio Santos Oh no, brother! Every blues fan called his name!

He's hardly ever mentioned when people talk about "Guitar Gods", but he is right up there with Hendrix and SRV. I wouldn't say the same for many players who get all kinds of big props.

ABSOLUTELY AGREE BRO !!! From LIMA PERÚ

Alex the fact you can only pull out srv and hendrix as guitar gods is why theres a problem

@Harry Newman chill bruv look here Robert Johnson Lemon Jefferson Willie Mctell Lightnin Hopkins Blues covered. Now blues rock. Jimmy Hendrix Rory Gallagher Stevie Ray Vaughan Jeff Healey I'll stop here.

Alter Krieger OK.

The great part of the internet is reliving those riffs.

No tenía ni idea de que Jhonny Winter hubiera muerto. Que la tierra le acoja con bondad. Proporcionó a quien supo apreciarlo momentos maravillosos.

Yes, a master of Texas blues, my favorite blues- fast!

👏👏✌️💃

Bought his first record when I was 15. That shit spoke to me then and now👍

No SHIT...what a growl

Aburre la verdad con muchísimos años de guitarrista Y no es nada esta dentro de lo peorcito

Yeahhh mann I can dig it 🎼

Johnny Winter...one of the greatest rock n roll angels God ever had. May he rest in peace.

I don't know which Brother I enjoy more!

A lot of talent in these two brothers!awesome

he's great white blues man...with soulful blues voice...

💗 💖 💘 💝 💟

Somehow I've always considered Johnny Winter one of the best. And Suzie Q has been on top of my list. Some of us have given him his right place among the greatest. He's immortal now; his music will always remain. Let's celebrate his life 👍.

Bought all Johnny's albums when I was buying albums. RU-vid has afforded us to see these concert videos we'd probably never would have seen. Love this internet. Finally saw Johnny and Edgar at Pleasure Island Seafood, Blues and Jazz Festival in Ft. Fisher, NC They played through a nor'easter that evening after took sides off of the VIP tent and rigged a wind/rain breaker on the open-sided covered stage nd the show went on. Edgar started with FRANKENSTEIN. Did his set then Johnny scooted out and sat down for his set..then they both did several songs. Troopers in that miserable weather. They were fairly dry...we were soaked. Wish I could post the pics I shot. Front of stage. PSISB&JF was a long running local coastal chamber of commerce event every 2nd weekend in October. Hurricanes since 2016 have put a cancellation damper..move to spring but just not the same. Atlantic Ocean to the east, Cape Fear River to the west. Your sitting on the dry land.

That' s why everybody adored fucking Eric Clapton in those days. Real players like Winter, Kossoff, Taylor or Buchanan barely got what they deserved.

I am so blessed, too. You just can't explain to people how great he played.

I was blessed to see Johnny Winter in Atlanta in the 70s. He was so good and rockin so hard he almost slipped off the stage on top of us in the orchestra pit. He rocked right back on the stage and went into one of his infamous guitar solos but did not miss a beat. It was by far one of the best concerts in my life. RIP

Pasty. Saw them at Wiskey Agogo Hollywood. 70,s

Gary Johnson both from my hometown! So great! Love Edgar and Johnny

❣💘👍✊👏👏👏💘

Pure unadulterated blues. Immortal

For sure makes me feel like I missed out and wish I could teleport into the audience,,,Omg!! 🎉😅

All of the above!!

Saw Johnny many times,both in concert venues and local bars....always a great time!!

Seen him at Capitol Theater in Passaic seen everyone of that era including Clapton best I ever saw

​@@james-je6cpTo a lot of us he was the best!

Lucky you JW won of the best

A great showman! Classic stuff! I forgot how creative and inventive he was until recently. I had 8 track tapes always playing in VW!

Oh my, I can't get enough of it. Since I lost my husband 44 years or so and my grandchildren and my son and daughter and my brothers and sisters. This song warmed my heart so much, I know all the words. My deceased husband and I would rock all night long and dance and hug and kiss, lots of beautiful wonderful memories thank you Johnny. Thank you Johnny you're awesome and I will listen to this song until I die Bella or Cinderella. God bless our world. 😇❤️🤪

😌😌😌😌😀p BK. I'll be missing you I got to go. 😇💩❤️🤪

ORANGE BOWL!!!!!!

Love you all who loved them. Johnny and Edger

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You got that right!

I got to see him 2 years before he died . It was like seeing Jesus preach . He was a fantastic guitar player .

Been listening to Johnny for 50 years, (man am I old or what). I still love to hear him play thanks to RU-vid. He was one of a kind, blues rock. I saw him live but can't recall where, probably the Omni in Atlanta GA circa 1974. RIP to a legend!

Cool 😊🇦🇺

That was really nice

The master at work