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I would like to suggest a band called "Lettuce" if you enjoy the high power funky jams.
I'm an old af woman and I just LOVE watching you (and other young reactors) listening to this music for the first time! I heard EW Group for the first time when I was a teenager! IMO no one can compare to the talent and creativity from the artists of "my" generation!
In the 70s I came across the Album roadwork in a bargain bin, I took it home nd have been hooked ever since
Amen sister right there with you! gave me goosebumps when I read your post
👋 Another old rocker here...lol
I am right there with you! Such amazing talent!
Agree 100%. I was a teen in the 70's. I can't even list how many concerts I went to. Saw them all. Lucky us. Pink Floyd "Dark Side of the Moon" in 1973 took me to another dimension. Bowie also took me on a trip. So many more. We lived at concerts since tickets were about $18. Wouldn't trade it for the world. ✌🌻🌻
Please check out "Tobacco Road " live to experience Edgar's soulful vocals! Great reaction.
It's his brother Johnny who sings that. Edgar plays guitar on that one.
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The whole White Trash album is great.
Definitely, the brothers together on Tobacco Road. Amazing. But for high energy you can't beat Frankenstein
@@StatsJedi You've got that reversed.
Edgar Winter and his brother Johnny (Who unfortunately has passed.) we're musical geniuses! Two albinos who couldn't stay out in the sun much, so stayed inside learning to play multiple instruments and became master musicians! See that piano/synthesizer around his neck? Edgar Winter is the pioneer of that which affectionately became known as the "Keytar!" Check out the live version of "Tobacco Road" with both Edgar and Johnny! The vocals will blow you away!
Love that you gave some great history about the brothers so I didn't have to. Brilliant Musicians!!
@@djaune59 Jefferson County, Texas produced some outstanding talent, Beaumont - The Winter brothers and Port Arthur - Janis Joplin. To name a few.
I was so lucky to go to school with Johnny and Edgar Winter. Played bass with them in the early years. Looking back they lead the way to music along with a few others. Thanks for sharing them, makes my day!!!
Wow!
Did you and the bros go to school in Beaumont ,Tx ? I heard that was where they were from anyways
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Yes, Johnny and I graduated in 1963
Very cool!
Lucky? I’d say. Every musician in my school was either not serious or really stoned most of the time. Like when they were awake. lol. You actually played with them a while? That’s a cool story to tell. So sad we lost Johnny but I did get to see him play and I saw Edgar with Rick Derringer in around 1975 and what a show. I didn’t know until fairly recently that it was actually Ronnie Montrose on “They only come out at night.” Another amazing musician (RIP).
I’m thrilled to see some folks from this generation hearing some of these great songs and bands. So much different now, not saying anything bad about today’s music, but I’m still learning to play stuff from the 60s-80s. In fact I was sitting here (attempting) to learn this song when I saw this video come up. One of my favorite live performances of Frankenstein. Awesome
*YOU WONT READY FOR THIS!!!* Imagine how people felt when this came out in '73! The Winter Bros were PHENOMS!!! Check out Johnny Winter when you get a chance!
I love this,but my favorite part about this video is the fact that the band is obviously having a blast here,it's written all over their faces.
The Guy playing the Guitar Rick Derringer also had hit in the 70's with the song "Rock and Roll, Hoochie Koo"
Edgar Winter is a remarkably gifted multi instrumentalist and vocalist. For several years he won the Playboy Music Poll as a saxophonist.
In 1988, he was inducted into the Blues Hall of Fame, the first non-African-American performer to be inducted into the Hall.
I know edgar is super talented but johnny is the brother that does it for me, love his guitar playing
His live tape of Tabaco road is incredible.
As mentioned; Johnny and Edgar playing together “Tobacco Road”
Edgar Winter could literally play all the instruments on any given rock stage. I have seen him live and it was just as incredible as this performance. Also, he invented that keyboard he is playing, so he could be in the forefront of the stage rather than in the background like most keyboard players. Pure genius!
From back in the day when musicians could play their instrument and bands had actual talent. I'm lucky I grew up with this music.
This is an amazing performance and was back in the day when you had to play your own instruments and be multi talented. No computer generated or auto tuned music. What a concept.
This live version of this song is a total experience. It blew me away the first time I saw it. Edgar Winter is very talented & plays many instruments including keyboards, saxophone & timbales. The title "Frankenstein" refers he fact that the original recording of the song was much longer than the final version & it required numerous edits to shorten it. So they spliced together many different parts.
Edgar and Johnny Winters were musical geniuses!
Do Tobacco Road by the Winter Brothers.
Along with the synthesizer, saxophone and drums, Edgar also worked the cameras, the ticket booth, the concession stand, popped popcorn, and served drinks in between instruments lol
True shit. He was also one of the best guitar players of our generation.
Edger and his brother Johnny are albinos which means they can’t be in the sun long because they would get severely sunburn so as kids they had to stay inside and music was their outlet and they learn to play every instrument and got real good at them oh by the way they was from Texas
They're from my hometown I've seen them live more than once and met them more than once they're both awesome. I saw Johnny a few months before he passed away in a hotel room on the road doing what he loved in his seventies
Edgar is a musical genius. he can play any song. He named it Frankenstein because he tore it apart and rearranged it
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I was born in Beaumont and still live in a Beaumont address but outside the city. I was a sophomore in HS when Frankenstein came out an unbelievable 50 years ago.
@@tvc184 I was actually born in Port Arthur, but I also lived in Beaumont. I live in Hemphill now. I think I was in junior high when Frankenstein came out. I first fell in love with Johnny Winter when I was 13 and introduced to his album Johnny Winter and Live. I was hooked for sure! Then I fell in love with his brother after that. Edgar's doing a tour again with the Ringo all-star band this year. Still going strong. I just learned today he is in an excellent health. Hallelujah!
Had this cranked in the basement in the 70s
Almost brought a tear. Damm those were the good old days. Long hair, ripped jeans, crappy weed and a girlfriend from the trailer park. Nice
The song imitates the sound of the electricity used to animate the monster in the Frankenstein lore. The studio cut is leaner and meaner though.
Rick Derringer on guitar, check out "Rock 'n' Roll Hootchie Koo".
Rick Derringer is awesome.
They played on each others songs as well. Edgar backed up guitarist Rick Derringer on his song "Rock and Roll Hoochiecoo" so you may want to check that out.
Saw Rick Derringer live about 30 years ago. Sounded better than ever.
Chuck Ruff on drums, Rick Derringer on guitar child prodigy hit with the McCoy - hang on Sloopy.
Dan Hartman bass, voice for movie hit ,I can Dream About You from Streets Of Fire .
RIP Chuck Ruff and Dan Hartman; two amazing players.
Check out Edgar and brother Johnny doing Tobacco Road. The check out Johnny in Denmark! Another genius Texas blues guitarist!
They are playing live in a television studio. The programme they are performing on is 'The Old Grey Whistle Test'. If you want to watch some amazing talent like these lads, from this era, approximately 1970-84 or there abouts, playing live, you should check out 'The Old Grey Whistle Test'.
Called Frankenstein because of all the different pieces of music they had to fit together. Edgar’s brother, Johnny (RIP) could sing the blues like you’ve never heard and could also play multiple instruments. They are just phenomenal!
Actually got its name for the look of the magnetic tape in the editing process.
@@paulbarnes7624 not so…. Check your facts
I know the facts. The song started out as a jam they used to play in the middle of their shows that was between 25-30 minutes long called Two Drum Solo. When they recorded their album, they needed one more song to fill the album. So, they decided to record that one. It was, of course, way to long, so Edger and Rick Derringer (producer) sat down at the tape machine and started chopping out, and splicing together the tape. Recording tape is a dark brown color, while the splicing tape is usually white, or sometimes yellow so that you can easily find your splices. The initial process got the song down to around 18 minutes. That still was too long to work for a record, so they continued to chop it up, take parts out and tape it back together until they finally got it down to the approximate 5 minute song that was put on the album. When one of the band members, presumably the drummer saw all the splices, he said, "You really Frankensteined that one." They all agreed to change the name, and that is how it became known from then to now as Frankenstein.
I have been a fan of his since before that album came out. I own every album of his up until around the year 2000. And this story is how he told it in an interview on TV years ago. Unfortunately, it was the master tape they chopped up before making a backup, so the original does not exist anywhere. That is why there is not a 27 minute version of the song any more. Not even a bootleg copy.
See, I know the facts, and now, so do you. Check out the song, Dying To Live. There are two versions of it. The original has Jerry LaCroix on vocals. Great song!
@@paulbarnes7624 I know the facts as well… I’ve read a ton of stories about this one and they all state the same thing. Not going to argue with you about it. You believe what you will and so will L
Johnny and Edger Winter = MONSTERS!
Edgar is Johnny Winter s little brother , as kids , being albinos , they learned how to play instruments !! They both know how to play them all , but Johnny mainly stuck to the guitar and Edgar plays everything else !! And they both know how to play the instruments very well ,, very well !!! Since you checked out this one , now you have to check out TOBACCO ROAD , with both Edgar and Johnny Winter ,, and then you can go down their other paths . Never seen Edgar , but got to see Johnny Winter live three times ,, freaking incredible !!!!!!!
The most overlooked and one of the most underrated bands in Rock History. They were all master musicians and 20 years ahead of their time. So innovative and original. I was fortunate enough to be a teenager in the 1970's and got to see them live in Michigan where they toured regularly.
Keyboards...sax...and, of course, call and response on DRUMS! Two of the most talented brothers in modern music history [Johnny (not on this song) and Edgar Winter.]
Edgar Winter is one of those musical geniuses that just lives and breathes music. He also sings, plays guitar and can play a full drum set as well as any drummer out there. He and his brother Johnny both have albinoism, that's why he's so pale, he's not ill. I believe if you gave him a paper plate, a plastic cup and a straw he could create music. I saw Edgar Winter in Dallas way back in '78 with special guests, which turned out to be incredible. Steve Lukather, Neil Donnel, Eric Burdon and a relatively unknown Stevie Ray Vaugn. The Steve Miller Band finished the night and everyone came out for a finale, House of The Rising Sun. I don't think any concert has ever topped that one for me.
This song was released in 1972 and was a smash hit, the following year they had another great hit with "Free Ride", which, if you haven't heard it yet, please check it out. Yeah, (I in my opinion) "The Edgar Winter Group" was quite innovative and ahead of their time (back in the day), to watch them perform this live would be seriously exciting, however, I couldn't have been able to because I was only 11 years old. Thanks for this reaction, it was awesome.
"Free Ride" is an awesome song.
Agreed
Some things are best watched live and this was one of those things. If you haven't already seen Chicago playing "25 or 6 to 4" live at Tanglewood, it's another must-see.
I’m a 66 year old and STILL a pot smoking hippie and that’s not gonna change! Kid’s these days don’t know what real music is unless they lived in the REAL HIPPIE generation of the 60’s & 70’s…the BEST music of all time from Blues, Rock & Hard Rock, to Mo-Town to R & B. There will NEVER be anything like the REAL HIPPIE generation ever again…those were the BEST TIMES of our life’s.
I saw Edgar play twice at the Belly Up in Solana Beach CA back around the late 80s, early 90s maybe. I was in jr high when Frankenstein hit the air waves and we absolutely loved it. 15+ years later when I saw him live on stage in a small club, it blew my mind that he was playing all those instruments. What a show. I never knew he did all that. Such a talent. I saw Johnny play there too once. I love Blues, but Johnny was a bit more of a Blues purist than I was a fan of, but Edgar kept me thoroughly entertained both times I saw him.
I read a comment about Edgar& Johnny...a guy that went to school w/them said due to lack of pigment, their hair, skin+eyes were so pale that they BOTH were considered Legally blind. So from poor eye sight & staying inside, they became gifted in Hearing. And we can testify to their gifts of SOUNDS! I agree with the majority of comments: TOBBACO ROAD w/both brothers CANT BE MATCHED!! 🤯 It will DEFINATELY blow your mind👍🏻Love love love your reactions. Takes me back to my "first" time(s) hearing their songs. 🎶🎵🔥⚡
in my opinion, the late Johnny Winter ( R.I.P. ) was the greatest blues guitarist of our time, electric and acoustic......he was and his bro, Edgar, is albino from Texas........
Your reaction is priceless--- speechless for a very long time. It's jaw-dropping. I saw them perform this on TV the night before I saw Dylan and The Band. It was a good time to be alive. SO much talent in that band. They cover so many feels and genres.
Edgar Winter’s “Free Ride” is another Master Piece. Frankenstein is Tops! 🎃
I remember hearing this song back in the 70s, and NEVER knew that he played all those instruments!! What a Frankenstein genius of a song that is and what a musical- monster the Edgar Winter Group really is!!! I'll definitely recommend this live performance to all my friends... Insane talent! ✌️🔥🥁🎸🎷🎹
You may have noticed that Edgar's an albino like his brother, guitarist Johnny. As youths they lived in Texas and couldn't spend a lot of time out in the sunshine, so they just stayed inside and jammed out with each other. Johnny could beat a six string to death. I saw Edgar in 1981 in a movie theatre that had been converted into a club, so it wasn't that big of a place. Since his skin has no pigmentation it changed to match whichever color the lights were. They forevermore shucked the corn, for 90 or so minutes, then finally he looked out and howled; "TIME FOR ME TO UNLEASH MY MONSTER!!!" I stood there high on acid and watched him and his band play this song for ten minutes that seemed like a blissful eternity, then melted out the door. A good time was had by all in attendance. You might want to check out his brother if you'd like to have your ears scorched off. May I suggest you listen to his album; "Still Alive and Well" from '73
this is the edgar winter group. edgar is the keyboard player with the white hair with the legendary rick derringer on lead guitar. saw these guys in 74 at one of our local music bars that only held 300 people and you could stand 10 feet away from them . rick was in a very popular band called THE McCOYS in the 60's and also played with edgar's brother johnny winter in the group JOHNNY WINTER AND. kickass stuff. edgar had a band before this one called EDGAR WINTER'S WHITE TRASH. gotta love that name. here is a song from that album called '' i've got news for you'. one of the best blues songs you have ever heard and saxophinist jerry lacroix really shows off his gritty gruff blues voice. if you just heard the song without knowing it was him you would not guess in a million years that this was a white boy singing it. he blows it up : th-cam.com/video/NDtRdojr_Fs/w-d-xo.html
Laaaawd that was great. I never knew about this earlier band.
@@corilia9529 glad i could introduce you to something new - or should i say old - and awesome. still got the original vinyl in flawless condition. bought it new in '71. 18 years old with my life in front of me. can't even see it in my rear view now ! edgar was a man with many musical faces and unfortunately 'frankenstein' was his only song to get mainstream airplay besides 'free ride'. this album 'they only come out at night' was from '72 and had a couple of more songs that should have been major hits and i will leave the links in case you never heard them. 'autumn ' is a heartbreakingly beautiful tune and 'round and round' is just a great song period.
autumn : th-cam.com/video/NIHeLafUPas/w-d-xo.html
round and round : th-cam.com/video/xcvDGQ2o8Og/w-d-xo.html
You might also enjoy Edgar's brother Johnny Winter. I'll suggest a song that Johnny did with the great Muddy Waters in the 1970s called "Mannish Boy" from the album Hard Again. Johnny is as good a guitarist as any.
Great suggestion, haven't heard that in more years than I can remember.
Edgar is not just an excellent keyboard and drummer, and sax player. He can sing too. Check out free ride and Tobacco road. Edgar is a musical 🎼 genius.
edger winter "they only com out at night" and "Johnny winter and live" best party album of all time.......and live!
He has played three instruments and now playing the feed back on the amp.
He was not using feed back from his amp,that was the controll board for his arp 2600 synthesizer.
I only know of Prince who can match Edgar's extreme talents. The only two who can cut an album with a full band but with no band members.
Yep! Edgar Winter on keyboards and other instruments, Rick Derringer on Guitar, Dan Hartman on bass guitar, and Chuck Ruff on Drums... Dan Hartman and Chuck Ruff have passed on. They were great musicians. They didn't stay together that long. Most went their own separate ways. But the time they were together, they made awesome music... I remember living in B'ham Al. as a teenager my first time hearing them. That sound they had was fire... I'm a young brother down there at that time and everybody's rocking to them no matter where you came from... They did an album before that too that was good. It's called, Edgar Winter's (Road Work) and it's live. Got some great sounds on it. Check it out!!! And others as well. Edgar had a brother named, "Johnny Winter!" An awesome guitarist, he passed in 2014. RIP Johnny. He could lay down some blues too. Those brothers are very talented. And those other guys are too. Rock Derringer was successful as well. Awesome sounds young man. 💯💯🔥🔥. I still listen to them at the present time✌️👍
Sir Edgar Winter on everything badass Chuck Ruff on drums Dan Hartman on bass and Rick Derringer on guitar their playing says it all
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Edgar Winter plays sax, guitar and keyboards 🎹
The other famous member was the late Dan Hartman. He left to go solo.
Suggested song 🎵 Free Ride.
RIP Dan Hartman
Check out 'Free Ride'! It was also a hit song back in the early 70's! It's not a instrumental, but it's a really good song!
Had the pleasure of seeing Edgar and his group perform three different times, once at around the time this was made... in a very small venue, the Union Bar in Minneapolis, only a few hundred people at most... we were lucky to have seats not six feet from the stage, which was only elevated a foot or two off the floor, a very close and intimate setting... and I can attest to the fact that they played perfectly tight live, might as well have been listening to a studio recording, as far as how well they played together, not an ounce of slop in their musicianship. Edgar was a true virtuoso on several instruments and it was an amazing thing to behold.
Johnny Winter is Edgar's brother he wasn't in this group but they do play together live playing Tobacco Road you need to react to that they are definitely the two most talented albinos you'll ever see also react to Edgar Winters Free Ride as well as Hang on Sloopy
Edgar Winter was really creative. Frankenstein was a classic. You should check out his brother Johnny Winter. He is an incredible rocking blues artist. Check out “The Illustrated Man.”
I just subscribed to your channel November 26. I’m an older woman 1955 but I do agree we had the best music back then. It’s so fun to see this again through young reactioner’s eyes. It’s like seeing it new all over again. THE BEST!!
You know, when you go to a live concert, you fully expect the group to stretch out a song longer than what you hear on the radio,..I dont know if this was before a live audience, but you can see it's a small place,..small stage,..and probably even with the studio version, Edgar most likely wanted to make that longer,..dude is a genius, musician, like to name a few, Mozart, Prince,.he truly was connected to music,..its in his brain,..can play it on anything,..so talented, you know how some people are even handed, can write with both hands 🙌,..and you cracked me up with the looks on your face, at one point, you seem to be looking around, like,..where's Edgar,..where'd he go, where'd go!,.and I so wanted to tell you,..dude, there he is he's on the drums too,!!,..trying to keep up with Edgar is like trying to follow a fly darting around in a room,..he's like David Lee Roth, when he performed with Van Halen,..if you batted your eyelids, you most likely missed something,..I love how back in the day musicians had to do that,..to change instruments, but the thing about a band,..they kept it going, as Edgar's band mates did here,..while he did his quick presto change-o from keyboards, to sax, to drums,.God I think he even played the harmonica on a song,.think I saw him do that on someone's show,..the rest of the band kept the beat, kept the tempo going,..the bassist, guitarist, drummer,..when I saw Van Halen in concert, and Roth did his turn swinging from the rafters all over the place, above the stage, above the audience,..then Eddie took his turn doing the same, the rest of the band kept the song going base, drum, while they did their antics,..and Eddie kept playing in mid air,..Jerry Lee, Little Richard, played the piano backwards,..upside down,..lol,..crazy,..they're that good,..got all quadrants of the brain firing,..they supposedly kept Einstein's brain for study,..cause it was incredible how he came up with all these mathematical formulas, and scientific hypothesis, wanting to know what kind of damm brain he had,..they should've done that with these musicians like these,..what they did doesn't seem humanly possible,..its like Einstein, keeping all these equations in his brain,..how did Winter even keep up playing all these instruments, in one sitting,..not like in a studio, where you can stop playing, stop recording, jump on another instrument, start recording again,..but in one sitting, still keeping where you left off with the other instrument, to the next one, elaborate on it,..its amazing,...I'm one handed use a dominant hand to write ✍ , if I try to write with my non dominant hand,..its like a two year old just learning to write,..don't have the fluidity to write with both,..do keep going,..the 70's produced such talent,..Innovative decade, as was the 60's, 80's,....Godspeed, Peace ✌
This song actually made it briefly to number one in the charts in 1973
Amazing, huh? The 1970s - when you had to have talent to make it in music.
Love the brothers, Edgar and Johnny. Only albino brothers stars that I know of. This song was one of my favorite instrumentals of the the time, and free ride is another favorite. Johnny Winter his elder brother went strictly into blues and produced 3 albums for the great muddy waters. He is inducted into the blues hall of fame. He and Edgar made their debut on television when they were ten and twelve on a kids show. Their father was from Mississippi and played sax, guitar and piano. They are from Beaumont, Texas. Johnny died in 2014 in Switzerland. Go check him out and do a reaction for us. 😎
edgarwinrts played the standing keyboard, a sxaphone, and kettle drums, amazing group
I saw this band in a giant music hall in a covered stadium .....You're lookin at musicians of the highest ability. Most memorable was the bass player with the bass guitar built into a jump suit . Edgar Winter and his brother are musically geniuses.
I love watching the amazement of the different reactions to this video. I got to see them perform this tune,among others. I'll never forget, Edgar was dressed in a total black jumpsuit, off setting his white hair. It was an unforgettable performance.
There's nothing quite like it, right? I saw Edgar and special guests in '78, in Dallas. It was more incredible than words can describe.
Edgar is hiding a dragon somewhere. I got carpal tunnel just watching that.
I was fortunate enough to see these guys in a bar in Houston in the 80's. Awesome show. You have to remember the name of the song is Frankenstein. They're creating the monster.
Dr. Frankenstein...
"I've created a monster!"
Eger Winters has that effect on people. Slack jawed and wondering what you just saw. And you haven't heard him sing. Ck out "Tabacco road" live... his brother Johnny plays lead. R.I.P.
You are going to absolutely love this instrumental.... Another great instrumental, would be, " cliffs of Dover " by Eric Johnson. You can thank me later 😉
'73. I was 12. . Phenomenal year for rock And soul. Plus Secretariat's Triple Crown win.
Tobacco road live version Edgar and his
brother Johnny Winter
I saw them do this live. It was my first rock show. Barton Coliseum, Little Rock, Ark. $2.50 ticket in 1973.
LYNYRD SKYNYRD 😍😁🔥🎸🐐😢😢😢OPENED UP FOR EDGAR WINTER GROUP 🎹🎷🥁,SO I GOT SEE AND HEAR THIS SONG LIVE!! THE BEST LIVE SHOW FOR ME EVER!!❤
Both Johnny and Edgar were amazing artists. I grew up with them. Unbelievable talent. In this song Edgar plays keyboards, sax, and drums
" Frankenstein" is The Edgar Winter Group's most popular song by far. They were really not a real mainstream Rock Band as far as singles and chart toppers, they were mostly a bunch of great musicians playing the music they loved, imo.
Mostly it's the Blues and Blues Rock for Edgar Winter and his older brother Johnny Winter. Both are outstanding musicians that simply loved what they did and didn't bother so much about fame and fortune. They were true to their musical passions and it's evident when you see a live performance like this one!
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Loved Johnny AND Edgar Winter!!!’
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Saw them in concert in 1975 and they didn't disappoint. The Edgar and Johnny Winter brothers were born albino. Because of that condition they couldn't be outside much so they stayed inside and learned everything they could about music. All that time practicing and learning music payed off. Johnny was a top blues guitar player that passed away a while ago. You should check out the song Tobacco Road that they did together. Also, check out Free Ride by the Edgar Winter Group. Both Edgar and Johnny were underrated, but so very talented.
I had Edgar Winter Group - Frankenstein in quadraphonic, you never will hear anything like this ever again.
100/100 l- not 1 word in it-they could rock, dgar played 3 things in this,back when poople and bands , now bandw are just noice- go edgar
I got to see them do this live in Lincoln, Nebraska on August 25, 1974. It was indeed epic.
Edgar and Johnny Winter were shredders of the first magnitude bro. Very few as good as these brothers. I love love love their work and have for years. Ok, now do Buddy Miles and “Them Changes.” It will rock your world. Buddy sat in on one of my gigs many years back; as the master drummer and singer he was and killed it. Very nice humble man as well. He was the voice on the California Raisin commercial years ago as well. Ya just gotta hear this dude. Passed away many years ago sadly.
I love you diving into the soundtrack of my youth ❤ When you consider the technology back then, yes you are correct, this is amazing.
This was one of the hardest songs (old school slang) I have always loved this. The drum solo is a killer.
Edgar & Johnny Winter had a rare condition very rare for 2 to be both with albinism. Extremely gifted talented multifaceted musicians.....that guy on the drums Chuck Ruff was a badass & that Bass player was also an amazing songwriter/singer Dan Hartman.
This song came out when I was a teen and I thought "that sounds so cool but they will never be able to play that song live".
Edgar said "hold my keyboard...and sax...and snare drum...and synthesizer!
Edgar and his brother johnny suffered from albinism. He was a musical genius. Played the keyboard, sax, drums synthesizer in this video and also played many other instruments. Just a rare talent.
Tobacco Road....wholly moses! what a song!
Your face says it all!! lol. I love it. Edgar and Johnny Winter, love them both.
the look of awe and bewilderment says it all ... just like most every other reaction to this tune ... gotta luvvit!!!!!!!
I'm 60 now and I grew up with the Edgar Winter Group! The were so awesome!!!
That was live, in front of an audience. Blow away huh? Edgar Winter has many more songs you should hit, some with this group, and some with his brother Johnny Winter. Check out Tobacco Road with Edgar and Johnny Winter. Edgar sings some amazing blues on that one. BTW, the guitarist here was Rick Derringer, who had a big hit on his own called Rock and Roll Hootchie Coo.
Edgar Winters White Trash group had a live album "Roadwork" that set the world on fire with funky blues, gospel and rock n roll the way it should be done. Must listen! His Brother Johnny and this guitarist Rick Derringer absolutely shred. Horns kill it. Vocals like never done before, What a jam album! I got my funky stank face from that album!!
They were having a great time! Mad skills!!
Edgar is probably the most underrated keyboardist and multi talented dude of all time that band was incredible studio versions are even better
If you haven't already guessed, Edgar Winter is the blonde haired person who was playing keyboards, saxophone, and percussion.
You have almost certainly heard the synthesizer Edgar Winter is playing before. It's an ARP 2600, connected to the keyboard by a long cable. Ben Burtt used an ARP 2600 for making R2D2's voice in Star Wars and for "ark" sound effects in Raiders of the Lost Ark. Loved your reaction to it!
I saw the winter gruop in concert back then. 1st up was Rick Derringer with his own band, Then Brother Johnny with his band, then Edgar. After that they all got together for an amazing end.
it was a radio hit. "Frankenstein". you can tell it is composed, but they play it with great exuberance. Looks like they Love their muuusic!
When you listen to the synthesizer towards end sounds like what would by playing when Frankenstein Monster was created... Love this version...
Recorded in the basement of Edgar Winters studio. Frankenstein. Triple threat. Keyboardist (invented the strapped keyboard), percussionist and tenor sax . Holy jumped up Christ...The 70's psychedelic anthem.
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I saw Edgar Winter perform and, at a different time, I saw the guitarist, Rick Derringer, perform in Augusta, GA. Both were incredibly impressive and masters of their craft. Edgar Winter is currently performing with former Beatles drummer Ringo Starr's All-Star Band, now on tour. You can watch them on TH-cam.
There wasn't much an albino kid could do in Texas but to stay out of the sun. So, he and his brother Johnny, learned how to play.
I met the drummer for this session back in 1990. He said Edgar was amazing. He knew what he wanted and just gave the guys the idea and they went for it.
Yep their best tune for sure! Rick Derringer on guitar had a looooong career and very well may be still rockin somewhere!
HUGE group, southern rock. This trac is a mash of different takes throuout one day by them. Classic Gold!!! They kill it!!