@Douglas Brockie Saw you guys on this tour. All I can say is WOW! Wish my sons would hurry up and become fathers so I can tell my grandkids all about it!
I saw Johnny Winter several times in the 70's, 80's and a year before he died. He was at his best with this band and Johnny Winter And. It's truly a shame youtube doesn't have better footage available. I hope whoever owns all of his tapes will release material from the 70's with both bands. JW is the reason I took up guitar back in the 70's. I couldn't believe how good he was, especially playing slide guitar and blues. All of those SRV fans have no idea how great JW was. I think this concert is giving a good hint of that.
Johnny Winter (Live in Selland Arena Fresno, Mar 31 1974). Johnny Winter - vocals, guitar; Doug Brockie - guitar; Randy Jo Hobbs - bass, vocals; Richard Hughes - drums
@@VilleMaunu With all due respect, neither Johnny's trio with Jon Paris and Bobby Torello nor any subsequent lineup could hold a candle to this '74 band for sheer ferocity and EXCITEMENT! Johnny and Floyd Radford had an affinity that was nothing short of telepathic, but second guitarist Doug Brockie really lit a FIRE under Johnny's ass on this tour.
@@thomasvee329 The second track, "Bad Luck Situation," begins at 7:10. Doug Brockie takes the first solo at 8:13, right after Johnny says "Get it, Doug!"
Saw him msg nyc ..4got the exact year in 70's it was....a master of his craft...saw eddie.page.beck.clapt.howe.townsend.barre.carlos.bb.zz.alvin lee..gilmore.zappa .betts..on.n on n on ..missed hendrix tho..now? Im old
I saw Johnny quite a few times in the 70s n the 80s 90 n a couplea time in 2000s. Love the man. May he Rest In Peace. Thanx for all the entertainment n great Rock n The Super Duper blues
Great the very great great electric blues guitar player.so fast and clean, and a very complet lead guitar scales…these are great radio documents because this radio specials biscuit radio did a lot of live recordings. Are great 😮rock blues documents. Of these marvelous musicians. ❤
This must be late 73 right before the Sinners tour I love that jumpsuit it was custom-made for Johnny for the Madison Square Garden concert still alive and well tour as far as I know he only wore it that one time
This is not 1973 but it is in fact early 1974, yes Johnny is in good form here, there is a show around the same time maybe the night before or after where he is in bad shape and obviously stoned but this is not it. Been listening to Johnny since 69. One of the very best guitar players ever.
Pierre Almard Claude Debussy Etudes Evocative. Romantic french Composers Camille Saint Saens Carnival of the Animals and Five Symphonies drew inspiration from bird calls nature scenes, poetic prose highly beloved and respected. Gabrielle Faure also a formidable and highly esteemed composer. Tout the book Kabbalah and the power of dreaming extended consciiysness whereby consciousness leaves the body during lucid dreaming and irrespective of distances touches anothers consciousness thereby creating a new spiritual field dynamic of two different beings intermingling and a new symbiosis. One can touch someone's heart, soul, consciousness as the new paradyme. God bless.
@@lfader this is awesome...Love this period of Johnny WinterMy two favorites by him are "Second Winter" and "Still Alive and Well" Whats your favorites...There is an Aerosmith and Ted Nugent show in Central NYC August 1975 thats on the net..Recorded by King Busicut..i was present..One of the top five shows in my life...
@@jeepsterrex2185 th-cam.com/video/XD0eo37VZy0/w-d-xo.html San Diego the night before !!!!! 💪⚡⚡💪. Doug Brockie on 2nd guitar rips nice counter to Johnny!
@@lfader Since Day 1, when bootleg records of this Selland Arena show first surfaced in underground record stores, it has been mislabeled as having been recorded in San Diego the night before. But it the San Diego show was crap and couldn't be used. So they tried again the next night, and Johnny and the band brought their A game. Wolfgang's Vault owns the entire King Biscuit archive, and the shows are correctly and authoritatively identified there.
Is it true that Johnny got some rockstyle solo influences from Rick Derringer who played with him?When I was younger I didnt know that Rick was playing the best soloes in that time…after that Johnny played in a new rockstyle from Rick?
Johnny is on fucking fire here. Absolutely one of the best Winter performances I have ever heard. He is deadly.
This is heads above the rest !!!👍🤸🌟
@Douglas Brockie Saw you guys on this tour. All I can say is WOW! Wish my sons would hurry up and become fathers so I can tell my grandkids all about it!
He was floating around in a red cape in 73 at the Chicago Amphitheater few years before it got demolished the rust was coming down off the beams
I saw Johnny Winter several times in the 70's, 80's and a year before he died. He was at his best with this band and Johnny Winter And. It's truly a shame youtube doesn't have better footage available. I hope whoever owns all of his tapes will release material from the 70's with both bands. JW is the reason I took up guitar back in the 70's. I couldn't believe how good he was, especially playing slide guitar and blues. All of those SRV fans have no idea how great JW was. I think this concert is giving a good hint of that.
I'm using this to block the noise of leaf blowers in the neighborhood. It works!
Heavy like nothing. A man and his guitar=pure dynamite
Johnny could lift mountains never saw anyone better!
he as a great bluesman as well
Johnny Winter (Live in Selland Arena Fresno, Mar 31 1974).
Johnny Winter - vocals, guitar;
Doug Brockie - guitar;
Randy Jo Hobbs - bass, vocals;
Richard Hughes - drums
And tracks 8-11 Johnny, Jon Paris and Bobby T. Torello...
@@VilleMaunu With all due respect, neither Johnny's trio with Jon Paris and Bobby Torello nor any subsequent lineup could hold a candle to this '74 band for sheer ferocity and EXCITEMENT! Johnny and Floyd Radford had an affinity that was nothing short of telepathic, but second guitarist Doug Brockie really lit a FIRE under Johnny's ass on this tour.
@@ronforeman2556 Which track featured Brockie? I swear, never heard of him; had to Google!
@@thomasvee329 The second track, "Bad Luck Situation," begins at 7:10. Doug Brockie takes the first solo at 8:13, right after Johnny says "Get it, Doug!"
Saw him msg nyc ..4got the exact year in 70's it was....a master of his craft...saw eddie.page.beck.clapt.howe.townsend.barre.carlos.bb.zz.alvin lee..gilmore.zappa .betts..on.n on n on ..missed hendrix tho..now? Im old
Wow you saw some goodies, well done!!
I saw Johnny quite a few times in the 70s n the 80s 90 n a couplea time in 2000s. Love the man. May he Rest In Peace. Thanx for all the entertainment n great Rock n The Super Duper blues
Johnny Winter was a forerunner in giving " The Blues " the respect and fire it has always deserved !
That fretboard was smoking that night!
A guy I knew saw Johnny play during this tour, at the Seattle Center Coliseum. Now I know what he was talking about.
I was there at the Coliseum and Johnny was excellent
@@mattbush5848 ..unreal man..so frickin Heavy...Lord Have Mercy...must have been..ears ringing for a week loud 🤘✌️
The Illustrated man always delivered
I don't wanna wreck nobody's soul, I just wanna Rock N" Roll
Great the very great great electric blues guitar player.so fast and clean, and a very complet lead guitar scales…these are great radio documents because this radio specials biscuit radio did a lot of live recordings. Are great 😮rock blues documents. Of these marvelous musicians. ❤
California central valley had many Johnny Winter fans
Fantastic
Johnny winters hay days … 1973 when I first saw that illustrated man! Rock on Cape Crusader
The first time I went to a JW performance it was awesome.
Great Live upload , the dubbelalbum live ,sounds like everything is dubbel on this Super stereo ! Stoned Radio !"74 , magic ! i was 21 then !
This must be late 73 right before the Sinners tour I love that jumpsuit it was custom-made for Johnny for the Madison Square Garden concert still alive and well tour as far as I know he only wore it that one time
This Selland Arena show was recorded 3/31/74 on the "Saints & Sinner" tour. The year on the thumbnail is wrong.
This is awesome I was only 7 so a little young to be there but 10 years later I was going to everything I could
Isso é Johnny Winter,Valeu !
Nice Upload! Thanx 🤗
Be welcome!
What a talent! 🇨🇦🎼🎸
That`s what I`m talk`n about!
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GREAT !!!!!!!!
This is not 1973 but it is in fact early 1974, yes Johnny is in good form here, there is a show around the same time maybe the night before or after where he is in bad shape and obviously stoned but this is not it. Been listening to Johnny since 69. One of the very best guitar players ever.
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Pierre Almard Claude Debussy Etudes Evocative. Romantic french Composers Camille Saint Saens Carnival of the Animals and Five Symphonies drew inspiration from bird calls nature scenes, poetic prose highly beloved and respected. Gabrielle Faure also a formidable and highly esteemed composer. Tout the book Kabbalah and the power of dreaming extended consciiysness whereby consciousness leaves the body during lucid dreaming and irrespective of distances touches anothers consciousness thereby creating a new spiritual field dynamic of two different beings intermingling and a new symbiosis. One can touch someone's heart, soul, consciousness as the new paradyme. God bless.
....oh yeah 🐝🌹🌈💫
Well, is it live in Fresno or San diego?
This is Selland Arena Fresno! ❤️😎
@@lfader this is awesome...Love this period of Johnny WinterMy two favorites by him are "Second Winter" and "Still Alive and Well" Whats your favorites...There is an Aerosmith and Ted Nugent show in Central NYC August 1975 thats on the net..Recorded by King Busicut..i was present..One of the top five shows in my life...
@@jeepsterrex2185 th-cam.com/video/XD0eo37VZy0/w-d-xo.html
San Diego the night before !!!!! 💪⚡⚡💪. Doug Brockie on 2nd guitar rips nice counter to Johnny!
@@lfader Since Day 1, when bootleg records of this Selland Arena show first surfaced in underground record stores, it has been mislabeled as having been recorded in San Diego the night before. But it the San Diego show was crap and couldn't be used. So they tried again the next night, and Johnny and the band brought their A game. Wolfgang's Vault owns the entire King Biscuit archive, and the shows are correctly and authoritatively identified there.
Mar 31 1974 Selland Arena Fresno.
54:00
😈 !!!!!!!!.....
Ya so how do songs recorded in San Diego qualify as Fresno. Probably where you were sitting when ya ripped it off KKDJ
The band played more or less the same set on both nights.
Is it true that Johnny got some rockstyle solo influences from Rick Derringer who played with him?When I was younger I didnt know that Rick was playing the best soloes in that time…after that Johnny played in a new rockstyle from Rick?
I Thing that you Are right
Clearly on drugs here. Who is playing the other Guitar on this?
Doug Brockie.