"THE GREATEST BLUES MAN EVER" There will never will be nothing like THE LATE GREAT JOHNNY WINTER. He was truly ..." The Best TEXAS has to Offer" Texas Electric Blues (2017)

The greatest among the greatests RIP Johnny , Rory , Alvin , Jimi and many others....

@ourlakehouse116

2 жыл бұрын

Fuck an A

Great...great...one of my first LP's : Johnny Winter And Live, I have play it more than 1000 times.... later I say him in Belgium ... great man, I hope him to see ( later ) in heaven !!!!

I've known of Johnny, but the more I watch him of late, he's becoming one of my faves if not thee fave. I can't seem to get enough.

Quite simply, the baddest of the bad. He will never be replaced.

I noticed a thing about the beginning of this song, without the bass going it doesn't really groove as much, but when the bass kicks in you found out what was missing. Often people forget how Important the bass is to make it groove and make all the instruments come together.

@martinmoffitt4702

Жыл бұрын

Mr. Jon Paris on bass!

I have no idea how many thousands of times I listened to Meantown Blues from the "Johnny Winter And, Live" album. It still gives me chills to listen to it. I saw Johnny twice at MLG in the seventies, then at the Diamond in the late eighties. I don't know how I missed this show. Massey Hall?

@billridge7854

2 жыл бұрын

The Master@his prime

i just fk9n LOVE his Yelling !! OAAAHH !! what a soul what a musician...!

One of the greatest of all time

@horsluva0758

6 жыл бұрын

no.. the greatest very unique and no one can touch him as far as I'm concerned. RIP JDW III

He can't be expected to be the same person today as he was 30-40 years ago, frozen in time. He has earned, and deserves, props. I remember Robert Plant challenging an interviewer to try putting on skin-tight jeans and singing Communication Breakdown. HA! I'll always love Johnny's music!

Bobby on drums is a R&R animal !

Thank you for this Video! One of best blues singer and blues guitar player ever! RIP JOHNNY! Andreas Hamburg Germany

This is just beautiful, he's the greatest. It's fun to use that tuning (open A) and just go off,

@Starpass Hello! I saw him for the first time in a german "Rock-Palast-Night" in April 1979 in Essen (together with Joe Paris and Bobby Torrello), and "...And Live" has been the first longplayer I ever bought (1971?). This man (and Muddy Waters!) inspired me to start playing slide guitar. Thanks to them!

I saw Johnny this past September in NYC. He's half-crippled, bent over, 6 months older than God and while he didn't play "Mean Town Blues," he STILL blew out the back doors!!!

RIP Johny Winter 17/04/2014

I love Johnny Winter!!! He is real Texas...and real Nasty:)

Brilliant, thanx for posting! There's a bit of Can't be Satisfied between Mean Town Blues and Rollin & Tumblin, too.

Johnny's great and so is JP and Bobby T.

Yeah man u are right, best version of Mean Town Blues i ever heard was on that record, live recording..I might still have that LP somewhere around here!

Johnny was my first guitar hero and still the best bluesman ever. I always like the fact that he recruited great drummers and bass players too. Johnny Winter And and Johnny Winter And Live are 2 of the best Rock-Blues albums ever. He and Rick Derringer were an awesome team. Randy Jo Hobbs kicked ass as did Randy Z.

Go, Johnny, Go!!!

Johnny is sooo cool with that slide.

It doesn't get much better than this!

@horsluva0758

6 жыл бұрын

Damn straight

Johnny Winter is (was) the fucking Godfather of the blues...

DAM!! I'm sweatin and outta breath. This man is a monster! Number one.

"Its a mean ole town to be livin in by yourseff".

Good song

Me,too! I've been spoiled by that album since I was about 16!I STILL get a rush when I listen to it!

I saw him in 83. Probably the best concert I've ever seen. It was in a venue which only held about 200 people, great acoustics, unbelievable. So sad to see what he was on the Crossroads concert. Hope he's gotten better from then.

True master

Yeah, not enough people know about that album. I would put it and the the first Columbia album "Johnny Winter" at the top of any list of Johnny's best. I had it on vinyl as "Austin, Texas". I now have it on CD. Great album from start to finish. I think that 'Tribute to Muddy' is my favourite track on the album.

I saw him earlier this year in Kingston. It is great to see him so mobile on this video, he has a tough time getting around now and is seated when he plays. He played brilliantly though. He was here again two weeks ago. I couldn't make that show, but some friends of mine went and said it was great. But, those seventies shows were incredible.

He had a rough patch in the late 90s. I saw him at Mr. Lucky's Bar in 1983. This was an iconic bar in Phoenix Az. that had performers like Glen Campbell play upstairs in the C&W section and Johnny Winter, Pat Traverse, Randy Hanson etc play in the Rock & Roll basement. There were some great performances on both levels and violent fights in the parking lot. Some C&W artists used that bar for music videos in the 80s & 90s. The bar was a Mexican dance hall for a while, but now it sits empty.

Top Blues from top musicians!

He's missed. RIP.

I just saw him 3 weks ago? Savoy Brown, Rick Derringer, Edgar Winter, and Johnny Winter. The whole show was fucking awesome, and leet me tell you, Johnny still has it. He walked out, played a song standing up, and sat for the rest of the show. He even had an encore with his firebird and slide! I got GREAT pics, wanna see? PM me....

Never made the rock nroll hall of fame! So sad!

I own this on VHS. I wish they would put it out on DVD!

@richardlee866

6 жыл бұрын

You can buy the whole DVD I've got it in VHS 30 years ago the whole show Johnny Winter in Toronto look on his website.

He can play licks while singing at the same time that other guys couldn't play at all

lol youtube search result says this video is 26 hours long

lol Savoy Brown and ... imagine Johnny Winter and Kim Simmonds doing ... anything together on stage

yeah man this is very cool :D

Even the cameraman was on blow.

bad to the bone

whew

I had to go to settings and turn it down to .75 speed. That's the normal beat.

Sounded better on Johnny Winter And album

This is a little faster than the Woodstock version.

It's a wonder Bobby Muppet lasted more than 1 gig

And they wanna talk Derek Trucks ?

The drummer was really pushing the tempo and to missed the groove for the first slide solo , it sounded like johnny just rolled with it .

@superlou1s - Sure he can! ...but for me: much TOO fast! And, by the way: Anyone, who wants to listen to "It´s My Own Fault" at 380 bpm: do it! "De gustibus non est disputandum!"

Too speeded up for my taste. The bite and flavor are lost, zooming by.

He plays it here to fast and the drum is to loud

this rips shit!

Much TOO fast & horrible sound! Listen to "...And Live"!