We cannot overlook the fact that Edgar is doing all this while wearing a cape

@benjaminhawthorne1969

2 жыл бұрын

Yes! He inspired Rick Wake man of YES, and the rest is History!

@southernwanderer7912

2 жыл бұрын

Great comment. Had me laughing.

@megswedeb7234

Жыл бұрын

Best comment ever

@erock.steady

Жыл бұрын

with or without a cape he has a real superhero quality about him

@lindamcnelis6374

Жыл бұрын

All I can say is wow! Extraordinary talent

I sat next to Edgar on a long flight. I didn’t recognize him and we had a wonderful cross country conversation about a range of topics. When he introduced himself as “Edgar” on his way to a gig in Topeka I realized who he was. Very nice man. He invited me to the Heart concert he was opening for as his guest and I had a great time.

@natalienatalia2596

Жыл бұрын

wow thats awesome

@marshallderriek1858

Жыл бұрын

What nonsense .. didn't recognize him .. mixed him up with hulk hogan I suppose

@rnrpeg1

Жыл бұрын

HOW in the holy f*ck does one not recognize Edgar Winter?!?? 😄🤣🤘🤘

@Chicago_Cabbie

2 ай бұрын

Wow !

@joefunsmith

Ай бұрын

dueling percussionists

This video still blows me away every time I watch it, everyone is so tight, but Edgar is just on another plain, pure genius!

@docholidays1374

Жыл бұрын

that is no jive.

The 70s produced a seemingly never ending supply of musical astonishment.

@kimberlys8422

5 жыл бұрын

"Tuesday afternoon" by the Moody Blues is my current favorite to listen to.

@wingsofpegasus

5 жыл бұрын

👍

@bishlap

5 жыл бұрын

so true, every year there were 10-20 GREAT albums released. There's no field left to be plowed now. The Beatles ended in 1970, yet Rock music took off instead of dying.

@tomfoolery2082

5 жыл бұрын

Im agreein on that 1. I was 18 in 72. So yeah i was there,, but music to me hasnt been the same or as good since n prob wont ever b. Thats why iv got so much vinal . Lol

@debbieedwards711

4 жыл бұрын

@@kimberlys8422 Great great song!

The Winter boys were given talent instead of melanin

@catherinelynnfraser2001

5 жыл бұрын

Eddie Herrmann yes, they were a very blessed shade of pale.

@johnnybgood774

5 жыл бұрын

@Lewis 970 instant Melanoma

@timwhiting6721

4 жыл бұрын

They played til 9 p.m. and were expected to do chores and go to church too. Makes a difference

@debravirden7130

4 жыл бұрын

The only other people paler than me...pale rider has nothing on us!

@joeymac3969

4 жыл бұрын

Good one.

I’m so blessed to have grown up in the 60’s and 70’s and had myself on the pulse of good music. There was a lot of great talent everywhere, real musical talent.

@OFLHLGZ28

Жыл бұрын

Hear hear

As a drummer, I could watch this all day just for Edgar’s interplay with Chuck Ruff. Amazing performance by Edgar, Dan, Rick and Chuck.

I have seen Edgar 16 times in concert. He always puts on an amazing show.

There's a reason that nobody covers that tune; Nobody can. Thanks for another good find, Fil

"Good evening, Cleveland! We're the Edgar Winter Group, and Ed's gonna wander around the stage and play some brilliant shit, thank you!"

@wingsofpegasus

5 жыл бұрын

👍

@jennrat513

5 жыл бұрын

S Toy 😁

Here it is May of 2023 and I am listening to this again. I love that I can go through your videos and enjoy them again. Especially if I have had a rough day!

I had the pleasure of sitting with Edgar on a cross country flight several years back. I didn’t recognize him and we had a spirited conversation about a variety of things; favorite authors, etc.. when the conversation came around to the purpose of our respective trips I explained that I had a ‘gig’ in KC and he told me he had a gig in Topeka. My gig was teaching a class….he explained his was “opening for ‘the Girls’l…I asked, “The Girls?” “Yes, Heart….” Then he introduced himself as “Edgar” and I immediately knew who my new ‘friend’ was. He then asked if I was free the following evening and invited me to the concert as his guest! What a wonderful man. His virtuosity during the opening was epic. Heart was great, of course, but his opening act outshone the ‘Girls’ that night.

@jamesparker1063

Жыл бұрын

WOW, would I have LOVED to be in your shoes (seat?)....when "Frankenstein" first came out, I was totally mesmerized by the "strange" drums, coming out of the one side of the stereo!! Bought a "standard" drum set as a teen (59 now!), but always longed to have the timbales....I now have my dream set up, a percussionist set, including 10 timbales.....

Such an astounding amount of talent in this clip it just completely surpasses the majority of "music" that gets put out today.

No words for this Fil! Simply Extraordinary groove and the Brothers were 2 of the best musicians to ever live!!! Rock On!!!

I was a junior in high school when this came out. You know how people say I wish we'd appreciated it back then? Well we actually did appreciate it back then. I feel lucky.

This is the line up I saw in 1973. A girl & I "spare changed" over $30 at school, "To send 2 underpriveledged kids to the Edgar Winter Concert." Went to the Civic Center I bought an "orchestra seat" 8 row almost center, for $5!!! They went for $5.50. Great concert! During one tune, they all took turns playing all the instruments. I was AMAZED. (A friends mom drove 7 of us to the concert, in her station wagon.) Great band, their timing, the breaks, fabulous. Edgar was a true multi-instrumentalist. Heard an interview where he & Johnny, said in their early days, when they needed another instrument Edgar learned it! First piano. Heard "Frankenstein" on an underground FM station, in the 10th grade! I was blown away. It hadn't hit the regular stations, there was still a huge AM audience then. I bought the album ($3.50), my Mom had an absolute melt down, when she saw the cover! Still "They Only Come Out At Night" is a masterpiece. Not even a semi throw away tune on the album. Wish I still had it.

The 70"s was jam packed with awesomeness.

@darrenkrivit6854

5 жыл бұрын

Agreed, been checking out lots of 70s stuff lately- born in '65 so many magical memories from the 70s

@mickeyscott7479

5 жыл бұрын

Darren Krivit kids today have no clue of how great it was to be alive. We grew up with smoking in Dr's offices, leaded gas, awesome TV, great music and survived just fine. I would gladly give up technology if I could go back to then.

@Longhorn.Rock_Roll61

5 жыл бұрын

@@mickeyscott7479 yes one of the funniest things was watching Dean Martin get drunk and smoke cigarettes on stage.

@mickeyscott7479

5 жыл бұрын

Scott Greer too funny! I was literally just watching Match Game and was thinking that everyone was pickled back then.

@victorwaddell6530

5 жыл бұрын

I was born in 1966 . As a kid I hung around my really cool uncles and was introduced to a lot of badass music . Jethro Tull , Edgar Winter Group , Led Zeppelin , Steppenwolf , Mountain , Marshall Tucker Band , The James Gang featuring Joe Walsh . These were the bands that formed my taste in music .

This remains my caffeine to this day. First time embarrassing my children was head banging to this.

Could jam to this all day long!!!! TALENTED BEYOND BELIEF!!!!!

Saw him in `78 at a small club. I will never forget it. Best live band I ever saw.

Rick Derringer was also a fantastic addition to this collection of talent. Just amazing!

Edgar Winter's Band was the first rock concert I ever went to . I was 13 yrs. I had never heard anything like it . I was amazed.

@kimberlys8422

5 жыл бұрын

My mom went to a Black Sabbath concert and I was sooo jealous!

@carolynlyfordsullivan1377

5 жыл бұрын

@@kimberlys8422 Starting at a young age I went to quite a few concerts . When I was in high school my close friend's father use to put on concerts . We would go for free .

@wingsofpegasus

5 жыл бұрын

Cool!

@spazimdam

5 жыл бұрын

Lucky kid!!

@Paul.M.Smith1960

5 жыл бұрын

My first concert too! Same year, same age. :)

These guys are having FUN! So am I, hearing this again after all these years.

Edgar said, hey! I want some of that roaming the stage action, so the keys strap. Multi-instrumental genius.

I saw both Winters brothers on two different occasions, both in small clubs up front and personal. A couple of the best concerts I’ve ever seen. Super talents.

Edgar Winter is amazing talent. Great jazz saxophone player in addition to keys, guitar, and drums with an awesome voice and incredible range. Could split his talent over 5 people and they would all be great.

@wingsofpegasus

5 жыл бұрын

👍

@jerrygirardi

5 жыл бұрын

Never heard Edgar play guitar.@@wingsofpegasus

Fantastic!!! Edgar as well as Johnny, and Rick Derringer are great musicians!!! Edgar, so talented on keyboard & Sax.👍

Rick Derringer played guitar on and produced "Weird Al" Yankovic's debut album, and also played the guitar solo on "Eat It" a year later :) Ludicrously talented band!

Edgar Winter said he and his brother being albino, they couldn't go outside like other kids could and play sports. So instead, they stayed in and learned to play these instruments...

@geoffwright9684

5 жыл бұрын

Thank God for that ❤️

@Deborahtunes

4 жыл бұрын

@@geoffwright9684 ~ Definitely...🎶🎸👍

@Slinkygal

4 жыл бұрын

Amazing fact & that never even crossed my mind----only their amazing talent! ❤️

@Deborahtunes

4 жыл бұрын

@@Slinkygal ~ 👍🎸🎶🙂

@robertrohde4579

4 жыл бұрын

Kind of like Jeff Healey being blind and not being able to play hockey or baseball! Awesome musicians!

Those drums sound KILLA! I could listen to those all day!

Fil. I wish you would go over this performance again all the way through. We would all love it.

that song "FRANKENSTEIN" by the edgar winter group was a MONSTER hit ( no pun intended) back in 1972-1973 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!..........ahhhh the good ole days !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I can always rely on you to upgrade my Rock and Roll education. As always your smile is one in a million!

Texas has brought many influential musicians through out the years ! 🤘 I am from Texas ! Rock on !

@joe22589

5 жыл бұрын

Manchester had brought lots of influential musicians. London also. Also Scotland. And Ireland also. Also LA and Georgia. And New York also. So - music is beyond nationality

That performance is just friggin insanely mind blowing😮

The music and musicians of the 70's set a high bar.

Awesome. Chuck Ruff (the drummer) was a personal friend and someone I had the pleasure of doing some recording with. He told me his secret was using the fat end of the sticks, exclusively. Great drummer. Good friend. R.I.P. my brother...👍

@vincegedeon6583

2 жыл бұрын

He was badass 🔥

Just an amazing performance!! So much talent in one room.

His 1972 Album "They Only Come Out At Night". Is Pure Brilliance, Every Song, And I Mean Every One Of The Songs On That Album Was A Number 1 Hit Or At Least A Top Five On The Radio At One Time Or Other..He Was Amazing.

I absolutely love that version and watch it frequently on you tube. In my mind, Edgar is the "Rain Man" of Rock and Roll and I think he could play just about any instrument. His musical genius is off the scale!! Great video to review!!

@wingsofpegasus

5 жыл бұрын

👍

Fil, All I needed to see was your big smile to know your reaction!!!

My father, who is in his 70s now, turned me onto all manner of great music when I was growing up. He plays music still. I inherited all his albums as I got older and I still have them to this day. Amongst them was several of the Winter brothers and The Edgar Winter Group. This has been a favorite of mine for over 40 years now that I'm in my 50s. I was told I was with them at one of the concerts when I was to young to remember. I am always happy to see others enjoy such a classics. Peace

@wingsofpegasus

5 жыл бұрын

Cool!

You ROCK Fil!! What awesome players here... Rick Derringer, Dan Hartman, and Chuck Ruff.... amazing!

The Studio Version of " Frankenstein" is also badass !!

I've been steering people to this video for years, telling anyone who'll listen that it's the most amazing live performance that I've ever seen. And Rick Derringer may look like Luke Skywalker here, but he ROCKS!

@wingsofpegasus

5 жыл бұрын

😂👍

@wingsofpegasus

5 жыл бұрын

😂👍

@PsionicMonk

4 жыл бұрын

Looking like Luke Skywalker is always a good thing. As long as you ain't sucking milk outta some weird alien tiddies

@mwhitehead1461

3 жыл бұрын

did you know Rick and his brother were the McCoys, Hang on Sloopy?

@scottjackson1420

3 жыл бұрын

@@mwhitehead1461 Yes, I'm well aware of the McCoys and Rock & Roll Hoochie Coo.

Amazing multi-instrumentalist! He could be a one-man band. Thanks for finding this clip.

When I got this as a lad, it truly was like listening to the future. If you've got it, flaunt it!

After the performance: “People of Earth, I would like to thank you for your hospitality. But it is now time for me to return to my home planet.”

@wingsofpegasus

5 жыл бұрын

😂

@anridapu

4 жыл бұрын

Old Man Doom 😆👍‼️

@michaeltaylor8835

3 жыл бұрын

Come back soon Johnny Winter

I've said it before and I'll say it again: PLAYERS PLAY!!!

Johnny and Edgar have to be my favorite Rock n roll brothers along with Angus and Malcolm Young

Simply...Excellent, Unique work, Edgard W., Rick D. and the others guys.

Was just on EW's website and the dedication to his wife Monique is so beautiful it made my heart soar! Every year, for the past 40 years, they renew their wedding vows and take a honeymoon. They have no children, and I think that exclusivity is part of why they are so close.

I was 14 when this came out, the studio version I thought was around 3.5 minutes and was incredible even in that toned down version. The whole group are killing it, but Edger is unbelievable with that keyboard, then the ear melting sax solo, then the drums, then the synthesizer and his smashing the keyboard... I really really love this, as I did in '73 when it was originally released.

Hi, Fil..!🧚I got Lost in the nice univers of Wings of Pegasus and I chose this moment with Edgar.! I love the brothers Winter .!🌟precious Time a albino Edgar and your smile ..british.charm.sweetie .💎 You are unique.!

I saw Rick Derringer opening for The Joe Perry Project in the early 80s in Lowell, MA. Rick is an amazing guitar player.

Edgar and his late (and sadly missed) brother Johnny could hardly see. Their vision was very low. Maybe our gifts and challenges are balanced out according to some cosmic algorithm, or maybe it simply is whatever it is. Love the flashback, and Your brilliant commentary, Dear Fil. Rock! 🤘❤️

I've loved this track for over 30 years but have never seen the video before; I love it even more now!!!

Well done Phil, I was 12 yrs old when this played over the FM radio and we never tired from many rep's hearing it either. Phil, stay humbled, your a Pro.

@wingsofpegasus

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Dan!

Him and this group are my favorite of 70 bands

I had such respect for the Winters brothers even at a young age.They played with BB King and a lot of respected musicians,loved them. So glad you mentioned the keyboard and sax something my generation knew all excellent musicians.

Rick Derringer rhythm guitar playing may seem simple but he is pushing the band.. giving it a pulse. The whole band moves in and out of the solos and movements with such grace-bravo!

@WheatonBrad

5 жыл бұрын

Rick was such a professional. Heck, he had a top hit as a teen, with Hang on Sloopy in the McCoys. He'd been around the block a few times, and really knows his axe.

@markgilham2453

5 жыл бұрын

Rick is such a magnificent player - all round

@newslurker1767

5 жыл бұрын

I grew up in Ohio, Rick was originally from Dayton, IIRC. "Local guitar hero makes good" story. Rock radio stations seemed to play "Rock and Roll Hoochie Koo" 24/7 there. He was the producer on They Only Come Out At Night, and contributed to backing tracks.

@rednoiseful

3 жыл бұрын

Rick's rhythm turned into a phenomenal guitarist:)

What a musician. Johnny And Edgar had so much influence and great careers. We were blessed.

SAW THEM IN SPARTANBURG, SC IN '72 AND AGAIN IN ASHEVILLE IN THE LATER '70'S! GREAT SHOW!

Wow, the jump between instruments was amazing. Nicely done.

This explains why I can't draw. They stole my artistic ability and took it for themselves!

@wingsofpegasus

5 жыл бұрын

😂👍

@edallen3662

5 жыл бұрын

I believe your spot on there's like a half a dozen guys walking the Earth with no skills whatsoever cuz the winter Brothers got them all which is pretty funny unless you're one of those six guys lol

@mjt11860

5 жыл бұрын

it explains why i was never a good fighter, just a great lover. why couldn't i b both? damn u edgar & johnny!

@dopeymark

5 жыл бұрын

You should have just done the whole damn video man.

Bravo to you for catching his vibrato technique. Edgar was born a prodigy.

Iconic!! Just raw and pure talent! Wow!!

Like button won't press 100 times. Another treasure from TOGWT. Thanx Fil. Rick Derringer was one of THE great guitarrists to come out of the US in the 70's.

@wingsofpegasus

5 жыл бұрын

😂👍

I'm sure glad I found this one. The players are playing each and every note in real time absolutely live with no background dubs or extraneous overlapping effects. Astoundingly fun to watch and listen to. All 4 of these guys are great in their own right. BTW, Dan Hartman wrote and sang the Edgar Winter song "Free Ride".

Dan Hartman (lead vocals and guitar intro riff on "Free Ride") playing the bass here. As a solo artist Hartman in the late 70s had a big soft rock hit with "I Can Dream About You" and "Instant Replay" with Vincent Cusano (Vinnie Vincent) playing guitar on the latter. Rick Derringer played the lead solo on Al Yankovic's "Eat It", had a huge hit with Rock and Roll Hoochie Koo and sang lead vocals and played the guitar solo for The McCoys big mega hit back in the 1960s "Hang on Sloopey." There are some super talented individuals playing right here. Amazing! Thanks for your great commentary, Fil.

@genebrenner855

3 жыл бұрын

Dan wrote the super hit Free Ride too. As both Harrisburgers, Dan played me an early version of Free Ride on a tape machine much before it's release.

OMG, this is EPIC! I saw them in Lincoln, NE when this first came out. No one had heard anything like it. Thank you for the memories!

Oh be still my flashbacks!! Both Edgar and Johnny Winter were sooooo ahead of their times, and as different as night and day musically. I can remember the reaction to this particular song, especially towards the end of the night when everyone at the party was totally buzzed, the host would play this, and we were ready for round two🤣🤣

How on earth did so much talent get divided between those two brothers

There was so much creativity, uniqueness and talent back then. And there seemed to be a bit more freedom of expression accepted by record companies in those days. What has gone wrong with the industry ? The internet seems to be the outlet for creative expression these days.

@clasicradiolover

4 жыл бұрын

Absolutely true. The stuff put out now will not pass the test of time.

@bluesingmusic3443

3 жыл бұрын

The record companies went to the "Formula" soon after this. I know they have a lot of fans, but I saw Rush before they had an album out. They opened for Hawkwind, believe it or not. We (the crowd) weren't very impressed, the consensus seemed to be, they sounded like Zep. Any way they made millions. But it used to be, a band/artist had to be distinctive, they couldn't sound like any one else. Now, the modern rock seems a blur, to me. I'm reduced to listening to the "Classic Rock Stations". There have been jams I liked since the late 80s, but I started listening to R&B then, now it's laughable IMO. Went through my Reggae phase in the late 70s, early 80s, after my guitar hero died. Any way, there was a lot of talent during that era. Shame I'm old enough to remember when that was the new music!😂

A classic that will never be forgotten. And he has the voice of an angel.

I can hardly believe that I went to a Johnny Winter concert in the gymnasium of the Vo-tech High School in my home town in Sussex County New Jersey. I was only like 13yrs. old, and I was absolutely amazed! Edgar was there too...but I sure know I didn't fully appreciate what I was hearing, that's for sure. I think it was in 1969 or '70. So, when "Frankenstein" came out, in '73, I was a junior in H.S., and school was only a week or 2 before we let out for summer vacation. Was a great song for the background music of frantic teenagers so ready for school to let out for the summer! It set the tone...can you imagine what it was like in the "Winter's" home as a kid? Wow! Thanks again Fil...trying to do some catch up with all your analysis of the great ones🤗 of music...glad I found your chan.!🆒👍😎also, I have to add, the rumor was that Johnny was a friend of someone that went to Sussex County Vo-Tech, and that's why he did a concert in the gym of a h.s., that probably only held about 2-300 people at its max capacity.That kid had street cred after that favor, no doubt. If true... l

This was a huge hit in the US. Oh dear, so much fun listening to your interpretation of music from my teen years! Rock on, indeed. The Winter brothers were so cool.

I saw Edgar Winter in Calgary in a bar called the Body Shop. It was just like this. Edgar was amazing to see from 20 feet away!

@clark9992

5 жыл бұрын

I remember a strip bar called The Body Shoppe, I think on the 32 Ave connector NE. Same place?

@mark-dietz

5 жыл бұрын

L Clark. Yes that's the place! Im not sure if its there anymore.

@clark9992

5 жыл бұрын

@@mark-dietz I think it became Mustang's, then a Seadoo dealership. Don't know what's there now.

@wingsofpegasus

5 жыл бұрын

Cool!

FIL, YOU SAID IT ALL IN YOUR COMMENTS, ABOUT THE BAND, HE AND BROTHER JOHNNY WERE SO TALENTED IN SO MANY WAYS. I CAME UP WITH THIS TITLE, '' THE TEXAS ALBINO MUSIC ATTITUDE'', , CHEERS, COUSIN FIGEL

Thank you UK for doing the videos of so many great musicians and bands! Politicians & religious leaders just didn't seem to understand the censorship restrictions they applied to so much of the music.

Excellent work by the EWG and on your commentary 👍👍 I totally agree, they are just having a great time and it shows!

@wingsofpegasus

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Fil, you are rockin out to this, dude! Look at that grin! 😆

@alanna8983

5 жыл бұрын

@brad zybola yes! What a great memory! I never realized that Derringer played with the Winter bros so much.

I saw Edgar do this live sometime in the 70s and it blew me away. What a show.

Saw him play this , they played so long that the night crew went home ,it was great , never saw a band do that , they played with the light on

The last time I saw every play was in 1992 at a Memorial Day chili cook-off in Lexington Kentucky. It was put on by the local radio station and was a hell of a time! I was working security and got to go backstage and meet him and spent about two minutes talking to him and he was back on stage. He played for about two hours at night. Was a great concert. Thanks Fil! Peace!🤘

@wingsofpegasus

5 жыл бұрын

Cool!

One of my favorite jams EVER! You could do a mini-series of this song. I wish you would. Everyone involved is a great player. Derringer is one of the most overlooked/ underappreciated guitarists. I was prepared to bring up some points, but you nailed them all. Edgar and Johnny together put out some great music, too. Great fun, Fil, thanks!

I was fortunate to have seen The Edgar Winter Group back in this era and they were amazing to see on stage. Edgar is a great musician and showman. I love both Edgar and Johnnys music.

Thank you for shedding a light on this classic track. The first time my friends and I saw it we kept waiting for Edgar to pull out a mouth harp or a banjo or a didgeridoo. Seriously, I wish I could have seen this live, what a performance.

@wingsofpegasus

5 жыл бұрын

👍

One of my favorite anecdotes about The Edgar Winter Group’s Frankenstein album is that their bass player and composer of the hit song “Free Ride” is Dan Hartman - the Dan Hartman of “Instant Replay” and “I Can Dream About You” (from the movie Streets of Fire) fame.

@jefffeinstein1

5 жыл бұрын

Also "Harry and the Hendersons"

@TheSteveSteele

5 жыл бұрын

Vocalion Dan Hartman is a seriously talented songwriter and singer.

@jefffeinstein1

5 жыл бұрын

@@TheSteveSteeleI never knew until later years about Dan Hartman. Yes, 'STUPID talent' and more importantly, a fine man'!!!

@gabriellefagan1014

3 жыл бұрын

Dan Hartman passed away from AIDS, r.i.p

Oh, that rocked.

A lot of the same guys that played with Derringer in the early 70s (and Rick himself.) I grew up near Rick in Union City. It's essentially the same band. He moved there when he was 8.

were so lucky to have grownup with this kind of talent & commitment to unbelievable music

Farout id never seen this before. Bloody amazing!

BRILLIANT!!!! I have always loved this song, but have never seen this video. Thanks Fil, for your input. I can see your excitement, also, when you are watching!!

@wingsofpegasus

5 жыл бұрын

😂🤘

I have always loved this tune. Today, (before i watched your video) was the first time i actually seen them play it. You are absolutely correct. This Edgar guy is more than amazing!

9 months later the keyboard and saxophone gave birth!?!🙃 Edgar is shredding those keys doing more with one hand than I could can do with 2 and probably even 3. I think I got carpel tunnel just from watching. I wonder how insane it gets when he feels like showing off . Awesome!!! ☮️💟🎵

In days of yore, Targaryen Lords like Edgar Winter would thrill the masses with recitals upon the Keytar and saxophone. Gone are the days....

@stevenattanasso2003

5 жыл бұрын

...... milk of the poppy .....

@timdake

4 жыл бұрын

How exactly did Daenarys know when “Winter was coming”. Did they somehow share the same hairdresser?

I saw them at Selland Arena in Fresno when Montrose was with them. Edgar's Brother Johnny came on stage and sat in for a few songs. It was AWESOME. When Frankenstein came on the lights went out and Edgars hands were glowing green playing keyboard around his neck. The Best concert I ever remember!!!! Thanks for this Fil

Wow are we cooking on the burner my friend, so unbelievable talant!!!!!!....... love it, thanks Fil, Marty M😉💙💚👍👍

Fil I can tell you r enjoying this master piece. Edgar so talented.