Johnny Winter warms up his fingers July 1991
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- the shows began by this track in that year.Johnny warmed up his fingers by this one as Jeff Ganz told in an interview later.I had the opportunity to listen this later that year on 24 November 1991 in Vienna,Austria.The sound quality was as 1000 cd players would play from your stomach.We were nailed on the flour,shouting, could'nt beleive our ears.He received huge applause in each track after each of his lighting speed leads as on a jazz concert.The audience shouted thorought the whole gig.Shall never ever forget that evening.He still has the same appeal today,at 66,playing sitting.Plays slower,but crystal clear,his voice is the same,is helped on stage,but even then.An unbeliavable talent and a fine person.A true living legend.The Master.The Blues Himself.You can check his gigs at www.pollstar.com.
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The last time I saw Johnny...a nightclub in San Jose CA. After the show...we couldn't leave...the doors, handles, tables, chairs, floor, everything was "smoking hot!!! They had to call in the San Jose Fire Dept. to douse the entire nightclub with water...to cool it all off...so we could leave. Johnny...lit the place on fire!
He burns them down every were he go Johnny the man
@@enochstandridge8634 I've seen Johnny 6 times...as a "blues lover" ...Johnny is and was the best..still.
Hands Down Best Blues Guitarist in the World
You are absolutely correct!
AMEN Brother!
This is PROBABLY the best I've seen on any footage(other than LIVE like 20 times) NO DOUBT!!! I was always up front and on CLOUD 9 watching him play!!
He HATED to be worshiped, but the folks that did gotta TEAL TREAT!!! An UNDERSTATEMENT!!
At least the best blues-rock guitarist!
Johnnie's phrasing, tone and inventiveness were fabulous
Words cannot begin to express how good this clip is, never mind its an amateur video, its captures two brilliant musicians in Johnny and Edgar in thier prime. Saw Johnny over 20 times and always had the same sense of "I am" watching greatness in front of me. His guitar was an extension of self. When he picked it up you knew something special was about to happen and it did. He is dearly missed by those who loved and appreciated his talent and life's work.
Time marches on.
Waits for Noone.
See ya on the other side.
Johnny always gave you "your money's worth." He was absolutely phenomenal.
johnny . edgar . rick. all are class acts
who give credit to God Almighty. soft spoken . humble . gifted.
johnny always was- and always will be, one of the greatest blues guitarists of all time- hands down. in my estimation probably the best. i started buying his albums on vinyl when i was in my teens to try to copy his licks, but to my eternal disappointment i never caught his act in a live performance. i just picked up a copy of his 2004 "i'm a bluesman" CD. its sad to listen to- sounds like the years were beginning to take their toll on the man. still a GREAT album, though.everything he did musically was great! R.I.P, to a great bluesman. goodbye johnny.
Johnny was and is always the real deal,,,,,
He starts every show with a power jam, seen him 3 times back then and he was the best I have ever seen. Buddy guy is second.
I think he Was The Best slideguitar player Ever..!
Without a doubt , playing regular leads with the slide on his finger, Also Rory Gallagher played the same way at tha same time he was from Ireland played the States but mostly Europe. Died on Stage in England in about 95 laid up in hospital for 6 months before they pulled the plug.
I liked this guy from the get-go!
Over the years, I saw him play live, once in Richmond, VA,, twice in Memphis TN & twice in Baltimore, ,MD. The coolest show (and the last one I saw), was in Colonial Beach VA. This was the last time I saw him play live, I but was invited onto his bus, where we chatted with him for a while, and got him to autograph some stuff as well as pose for some pictures. He was very gracious to me and my small party. He was truly one of the greats!
I love his tone & innovation!!! He wS the best.
Met him in 77 in Oakland real down to earth guy. Kept in touch on and off thru the 80s and have seen quite a few of his concerts.
I saw him a few times around this time and this is when he was recording for Point Blank which was incredible stuff!! He was tearing it up!! Sen-Sa-Shun!!!!
Got to see him perform live in the early 90’s- Miller Outdoor Theatre. He blistered the stage!!
july 91... the year I stepped into this God forsaken world... now I'm playin the blues... hell this makes a whole lotta sense now... God bless Johnny!
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@walker7261981 That's a pretty silly thing to say. Johnny and Jimi were friends and jammed at The Scene. Johnny attended the opening of Electric Lady Studio as Jimi's guest. Jimi was enormously respectful of Johnny's playing. But if you need help understand why Johnny was so popular you may want to look up Be Careful With A Fool. This predated AND. Jimi loved that!
Great Crowd. Does my heart good to see and hear these fine people showing they're appreciation for JW giving them 110%. A True living guitar legend. Good Old Rock N Roll, Get Down Blues or Slide Guitar Boogie nobody does it better than Johnny.
Great upload.. Thanks so much
Back in the 80s he was a regular at Summerfest in Milwaukee (where I'm originally from). Never missed a chance to see him. Didn't have the drawing power to play at the main stage like many of the LESSER talents, so those of us with taste got to see him for the price of admission to the festival. I still loved him enough to pay to see him when he'd show up at local rock bars or smaller concert halls. Glad I got to see him when he was still with us. RIP Johnny.
I saw him at a small club, around the same time. He was incredible! 👍😎🎸🎶
Monster on guitar. Every facet of blues he has mastered. From electric slide
to acoustic finger style. All with totally unique phrasing . A great dude ...
he had an incredible capacity to string an encyclopedic lick vocabulary into incredible improvisation
Thanks again for posting all of this live Johnny stuff, xkecoupe!
Pirates cove,ft.lauderdale.blew roof OFF. 78
johnny seemed to levitate......particularly in the late 60’s-70’s.......didn’t get much better.
Как можно ставить дизлайки!
Это же Джонни!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for posting...what a treat....RIP JW
Thanks for sharing this piece of history! A true bluesman and alive!
thanks so much for this video...i love it when after the bass solo (very nice flight of the bumblebee quote btw) and johnny re-enters, you can't tell whether the audience is cheering for the solo or for johnny returning! the entire band = on fire
Thanks for this great video and comments. You nailed this!!!
just warming up, lol! love you Johnny.
,Him and Jimi Hendrix and perhaps, John Mayer, are the guitar players that I can listen to and not become bored!! They have such musical vocabulary, that makes them what they are.
COOL 👍♥️👏
Johnny the man !!! hell yea
That's blowing, in the "musical" sense of the word. I'm a huge fan of JW's non-stop playing. He was touched on the shoulder by Robert Johnson, and you can hear it in every lick.
JOE BONAMASSA is young, alive and well, and this kid is gifted. so don't fret ,folks(pun intended).
incredible blues man has it down to a tee.
Saw him many times in Memphis in the 80s
amazing! I love Johnny's playing...
Aaaah, incredible,wow, 1 is Johnny
Anybody hear Jimi and SRV in his playing? So do I. The fact is Jimi and SRV were trying to play like Johnny...and Johnny never got any credit from either. Johnny is one of the really under-appreciated guitarists of all time. It was always blues with Johnny...Guitar World/Guitar Player mag put the blues out on the porch in the '80s and left it there. They got caught up with Eddie Van Halen's weekly doings, then grunge, then metal, now shred metal. Today, it's like "What's blues?" reading these guitar mags. Shame.
you're right with all you wrote. I feel the same way
Hands down, without a doubt THE ABSOLUTE MOST underrated of all in the "Handful " of elite guitarists. I understand apples to oranges 100%, but a very legitimate argument can be made that JW'S the best to ever pick up a guitar.
You got a point there. After seriously listening to this instead of just enjoying it, I can hear SRV, Lang and a few other axemen of that nature. This was a bad man!! RIP JW.
I agree with the SRV comparision.........but JH.........even if he was influenced by JW.......he still was an original.......the influence you hear in Hendrix is simply the approach to the blues.....not the sound and style.
Johnny played with Hendrix a couple of times until at a Miami concert Hendrix got pissed about something & walked off stage & Johnny finished by himself
@walker7261981 winter is 2 years younger than hendrix and picked up and played the guitar long before hendrix ever hit the scene. winter formed his first band in 1959. maybe you'd like to rethink your obviously uninformed comment
8thEastTexasBlues Jimi played bass for JW.. Just saying
Thanks man!!! Made my evening, and the women folk don' mine.
thanks for posting. great stuff
Johnny just letting it flow. wonderful.
Johnny Winter has a new Bobble Head App on iTunes or Google Play store! It is so AMAZING and fun. Every Johnny Fan needs to get this. You shake it and it keeps playing different JOHNNY WINTER RIFF's With his famous Firebird. KILLER!
Amazing Johnny winter.
But was the bass player plugged in 😆🤔🥴
Farewell Bluesman…………...
that's a freddy king instrumental called sen-sa-shun. personalized & extended of course by johnny. original was recorded in 1961. joe beaty....you out there?
Look in the dictionary up bad to the Bone it will say Johnny Winters
what a amazing talent he had on guitar. acoustic or electric...he was the best and still is.
+sinister steve ...I 1st saw Johnny in 1973 and about 15 times in all and I never recall seeing him play an acoustic guitar live.... I had never even thought about that until now lol. Have you seen any footage of him playing an acoustic? I would love to see that....
+sam gamgee I guess just in his later years he did
I've seen Johnny 6 times and never saw him play acoustic. It appears he only played acoustic in the recording studio. I do wish he had played a Dobro with his slide...at least a couple of tunes during his shows. Johnny was the "King of kings of Blues and R&R.
I've seen him play the Dobro
He's playing live acoustic on this page "Goin Down Slow"
other great freddy instrumentals: san-hozay, the stumble, onion rings, side tracked, hide away, freeway 75.
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MAN it's freezing in here!!
If this was one of the gigs in the Florida back in 91. I was there. Get a chance to tour around with them back in 91. I think you can see Johnny's Roadies Brian mark Dave. There was a slew of them. All of them great guys. The only outdoor concert I remember was St Pete. I tried to look it up but I could not find where he played in Orlando St Pete Fort Lauderdale. We was in Orlando and Pat Travers came in walked up to us that's just where Johnny was. We said he was in the tour bus. So we went to the tour bus for Johnny was and got to hang out with Pat Travers and Johnny. Years later at the open chord in Knoxville Tennessee got to see Pat Travers and reminded him of that. His eyes lit up and he remembered. still trying to see a video where Nick Atkins and Shane Ximenes Cuellar attended the shows. Being out on the road with Johnny was a blast
Savannah & Kristina Greening I think Shane is in this video.
St. Pete, probably Janus Landing,
Ft. Lauderdale, either Summers on the beach or the Agora Ballroom, W.P.B. The Bowery.
I lost track how many times I saw him
blow my mind johnny......the master
Johnny is proof that there is a God. Awesome
Sen-Sa-Shun ... originally performed by Freddie King
He nailed the TONE way before Stevie
8:16 -schools out-
yeah how long has he been playing for and if hendrix was still alive this guy would never even have picked a guitar up
Johnny was cutting records as far back as 1958... look it up!
Danger! Do not play this loud while driving.
You will, get a speeding ticket and bad mileage.
WTF? I don't understand a word coming out off your keyboard. You must be an aspiring American.
Huh?