OMG one of the best songs of all time..Miss Rick Derringer here--cannot believe him and Edgar are still alive....Great band here as well..EW is a beast--3 instruments
One of the best concerts I ever went to was at the old Spectrum in Philly more years ago than I care to remember. Cold Turkey, Black Sabbath and Edgar Winter's White Trash were all on the same show. Fun times.
Free Ride and Frankenstein for two of my favorite songs growing up. Hearing Edgar play the synth live is incredible. It's amazing what sounds he can get from it.
this guy could and still does play anything and everything in any style true master and you can see he really enjoys his music god how old is edgar and johnny now.
popeye3234 Kids?, it would be good to have any kids there, they are mostly white and bald headed old timers. Nothing bad with that, but I do believe youth should appreciate this kind of masterpiece!! I'm just 25 by the way.
Wow....I'm 43....can someone please tell me how it's possible that I've never heard of this before???? I only found this because I bought a "Frankenstein" pinball machine and was digging the music so much I had to find out more about it. My mind is officially blown!!! Kudos Edgar Winter.
One of the most iconic rock songs of all time performed by one of the most amazing musicians ever, and the crowd stands there like they are in line at the DMV. Disgusting.
He's one of the best synthesizer players in the world and he has mad timbale skills, not to mention his sax playing. Timbales are the drums he was playing. It's a Cuban drum.
Good, and better sound quality than the 70s version on YT. I don't think it's quite as good as that one though, for me the drummer in this version isn't anywhere near the same level.
That was awesome! I was a teenager when the song was out in 1973. I only thought he played the keyboards on it. What a truly talented indivdual. Muscians of today....take note and stop being so bland and simplistic.
life is TOO short to waste time on shitty music....people give me a hard time about hating shitty music...those people suck. this is fucking great.thoroughly entertaining.as good as in 1973...when my mom saw the album cover and said-'what in the hell is that????'
Edgar Winter is more than a pop icon, he's a pioneer in electronic keyboards,master composer and multi-instrumentalist,way beyond the crap that masquerades as music these days!
just proves the point, that most folks respond to happy clappy /luvy dovey tunes alot more than anything technical and accomplished? its like they don't have the brain capacity to understand it! LOL!
In my opinion this is the worlds greatest R&R instrumental and it seems like every time they perform it it's a little different . That's real artistry .
@@thomasfoss9963 Peculiar....in Kokomo, Indiana I have an uncle named Erwin Cox who's second wife was named Loretta Toney. They lived a few miles away from my cousin, Larry Cox, who died of cancer about the time this Larry Cox posted his comment. Us Coxes have gotten a lot of flack for our last name which originated from the Cook name over in England around 400 years ago. One of my ancestors was named "Little Berry Cox"...imagine the numb nuts names he may have been called by trolls who like to slight someone else's name for a snicker. I had a next door neighbor my age named Richard William Bickel...and his brothers teased him by calling him Dick Will Pickle. So...I didn't feel too bad about my given name...though "Brad" still doesn't sit right...who wants to be named after a headless nail ? I seriously doubt that the Larry Cox who posted his comment above was my now dead cousin. My cousin was more of the timid, soft spoken type who was a church accountant for many years...all into the gospel scene with his family. But sometimes you just can't tell what your relatives are like behind their facades. He probably wouldn't figure me for a guy who built a huge washtub bass and likes to play badass songs like this one, Crazy Train by Ozzy, and a bunch of other rowdy songs that defy the stigma of what kind of band a washtub bass belongs in. I'm sure not into bluegrass !
Frankenstein rocks like no other song, a real classic, written originally to showcase the capabilities of the synth of the time 1973. Today’s musicians can’t appreciate what it took for Winter to create sounds that now can be done with a few buttons. It’s interesting when you consider how a synth of today is much lighter, has many more functions and wireless technology gives musicians much more freedom. I also agree that this crowd is kind of strange but hey, you gotta take what you get. I have heard several different live versions of the song but this is a little different: I wonder if the interlude / keyboard solo from 6:48 to 8:36 was intentionally put in by Winter to mock or punish the audience for either their lack of enthusiasm or for applauding in all the wrong places in the middle of the song?
i think that Edgar could have simply made a name as a drummer, because he's one of the best i've ever seen, but he's so freakin multi talented it's not funny
This song started out called The Double Drum Song when Edgar was in his brother Johnny Winter's band. Check out the remastered Second Winter CD. They did Frankenstein at Royal Albert Hall in 1970. This song never gets boring.
Hola amigos; solo deseo hacerles saber que en tan solo 12 minutos viaje al pasado cuando solo tenía 12 años. Recordé todos mis amigos de la adolescencia. Es muy bello recordar el pasado; y mucho mejor con este tipo de música. Les deseo lo mejor a todos y cada uno de quienes les agrade este tipo de música. Dios los bendiga. Reciban un saludo desde sonora México.
This has got to be the best sounding live Frankenstein I've seen. That guitar tone is so fat, and when the monster riff comes back in near the end it's like heaven and some kind of orgasm rolled into one. He's got a great group together. Also, does the man never age? What's up with that?
You should see his new band, the guitarist has been with him 10 years, but he has an all black rhythm section that just kills. Saw them Friday night, and they threw down some serious shit. Loud and thick!
Pure genius I am 52 years old and can remember listening to this in my mom's Volkswagen rabbit in 1983 God rest Jonny I just love it never gets old rock edger your the man
I’ve listened to some version of this so many times. I love listening to the original on my head phones. I feel overwhelmed by how many way this can be played and still amaze me. I can’t really understand how this genius isn’t more well known. I have to take a few minutes out of my life to try and absorb all of this.
Excellent song, check out the version back in 1973 on TH-cam with Rick Derringer on guitar, it's smokin hot and even better than this one. Edgar is still amazing but his backup band back in 73 was better than these guys in my humble opinion.
I'd love to take the video and music gear from this performance and use it with that 73 performance when they had more energy and better chemistry. Still, this is pretty awesome.
hired guns(?) **the difference between WATCHING a BAND (members wanting to be A PART OF the situation) at a SHOW ... and ... SEEING a group of cats (members wanting to be APART FROM the situation; worrying about $$$) after "work".
This song and group is badass! The talent displayed here at this jam session is phenomenal to say the least! I bought this 45 when I was 14 loved it played it every chance I got and I get to listen to it on you tube with headphones it’s incredible!☄️💥🔥
That guitar player has been with him for 10 years now. I just saw his most recent band last Friday night in Clearwater, Florida. Doug is still his guitar player, but he had an all black rhythm section that are way better than this bass player and drummer.
Yes, it's interesting, for any of those old rockers that can still put it together, their best fans are now retiring and have the time and dough to go see some shows. I think you'll see a lot of old guys in the audiences for many artists. I saw Johnny and Edgar in 1976 on the campus of the university of Minnesota, a great concert. Unfortunately the University didn't like the way we behaved and banded rock concerts for a time. I thought it was all good fun. I saw Johnny again last year.
After seeing the same song performed on 70's (he was totally crazy) this perform has a HUGE cut on his performance! Not only ih the synth solo but sax too. Anyway, he's a legend though. But I liked more the oldie vid.
To squeeze all that talent into one man is unfathomable. I know Edgar is an icon but the fact that he isn’t mentioned up there with artists like Prince is a crime.
That V-Synth arpeggiator is irresistable (in the new section in the middle of the piece). :D I wondered how he'd replicate the ARP modulated filter when it came to that part. Very nicely done.
One of the greatest rock instrumentals of all time!!!!!
LOOKS LIKE JIMMY SAVILLE...................................
OMG one of the best songs of all time..Miss Rick Derringer here--cannot believe him and Edgar are still alive....Great band here as well..EW is a beast--3 instruments
I love Rick😊❤️🇦🇺
They’re still young at heart and young at heart is a beautiful thing! I’m their age and it’s amazing to be fully alive in this world!💐🌸💐 Rock it out!
I grew up in the 70s and 80s, and I was unaware of Edgar Winter. Sure I knew the songs, but I can’t believe how blown away I am right now!
Same here, must have heard it on the radio a hundred times but I never knew it was one dude doing most of it
How could anyone not like this video?
That’s what I call music!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Sublime synth playing!
One of the best concerts I ever went to was at the old Spectrum in Philly more years ago than I care to remember. Cold Turkey, Black Sabbath and Edgar Winter's White Trash were all on the same show. Fun times.
Free Ride and Frankenstein for two of my favorite songs growing up. Hearing Edgar play the synth live is incredible. It's amazing what sounds he can get from it.
Acid Tripping ! What an Artist EDGAR IS !!!
Awesome live performace.
thank GOD I saw him twice in my life❤❤❤❤❤❤
Nothing but AWESOMENESS!!!
WOW OH MY GOLLY WOW!!! AMAZING!!!
this guy could and still does play anything and everything in any style true master and you can see he really enjoys his music god how old is edgar and johnny now.
Johnny passed away
@@edgarbaring6319 i do know that
LA WEA WENA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! FKNG AWESOME!!!!
Beyond words, Majestic.
That crowd doesn't deserve to hear this song. Fucking crickets when he introduced it. Wow.
popeye3234
Kids?, it would be good to have any kids there, they are mostly white and bald headed old timers. Nothing bad with that, but I do believe youth should appreciate this kind of masterpiece!! I'm just 25 by the way.
GuitarSlinger2112 I agree made me sick Edgar Winter doing Frankenstein you got to be fucking kidding me right??
What do you expect from future liberals in the crowd!!
You’d think the audience would be going out of their minds watching this. Very sad sight
My father had this album. When I listened to this at only 10 years old in 73, I was blown away. That audience was listening to a musical genious.
Unbelievably wicked fun version of this song. Best ever by far.
Saw at lilac fest in Rochester Ny around 07,he was on fire,his voice was better than ever!!
Esto imposible de conseguir en dvd espectacular. Saludos pasamelo poe gougle dale arriba el rock.
Great "Live" performance!
crazy good rock....oh yeahhhhhhh
Wow....I'm 43....can someone please tell me how it's possible that I've never heard of this before???? I only found this because I bought a "Frankenstein" pinball machine and was digging the music so much I had to find out more about it. My mind is officially blown!!! Kudos Edgar Winter.
And you have not even heard his Brother Johnny. 😂Best blues guitar player if you ask me.
Only about three people were ready for the monster?
I'm ready for the monster!
this rocks
Badass
Coolest grandpa EVAAAH!!!!!
Flash backs to the 60's
One of the most iconic rock songs of all time performed by one of the most amazing musicians ever, and the crowd stands there like they are in line at the DMV. Disgusting.
the drum thing was way cool.....way cool, that is a real band..
Crazy that he calls a song when it's an instrumental !
Happy 66th Edgar !
He's one of the best synthesizer players in the world and he has mad timbale skills, not to mention his sax playing. Timbales are the drums he was playing. It's a Cuban drum.
is the crowd a bunch of extras from 'the dawn of the dead'??
DE PTMR!!!!
Good, and better sound quality than the 70s version on YT. I don't think it's quite as good as that one though, for me the drummer in this version isn't anywhere near the same level.
fuckin legend
😍
😮😮😮😮❤❤❤
Que disparate!!!! Que potencia!!!👍👍
That was awesome! I was a teenager when the song was out in 1973. I only thought he played the keyboards on it. What a truly talented indivdual. Muscians of today....take note and stop being so bland and simplistic.
Frankenstein = Frankensheen
life is TOO short to waste time on shitty music....people give me a hard time about hating shitty music...those people suck.
this is fucking great.thoroughly entertaining.as good as in 1973...when my mom saw the album cover and said-'what in the hell is that????'
That guitar sound is actually fat enough to match Edgars keys!!! Rest of the band is definitely heat as well.
Esse Edgar é do caraioooo... Se fuder KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK o cara toca muito demais...
O cara é um monstro mesmo, puta que pariu
2007 год это не 1973! Усилки уже не насилует. Современные синтезаторы удовлетворяют любые фантазии.
Good version. Miss the Sax
Edgar Winter is more than a pop icon, he's a pioneer in electronic keyboards,master composer and multi-instrumentalist,way beyond the crap that masquerades as music these days!
Thank you Rick.🙏🏻
Ok Boomer
Hi Rick Derringer! You were playing the night I saw the group at the Channel in Boston. Great night!
WELL Said!
Definitely something that deserves to be played more often in my mind , just like hendrix trail blazing brilliance ❤
I was more excited than the whole crowd there wow
They were too flabbergasted to actually react I think.this is god teaching us a lesson.. I d k what it is but I better pay attention
They *were* a little blasé about it, weren't they?
Dryest audience ever
I was thinkin the same thing
They don't even know what they are witnessing
Nope.....we saw him in madisonville, ky last night and the audience were snoozers!! Their loss
just proves the point, that most folks respond to happy clappy /luvy dovey tunes alot more than anything technical and accomplished? its like they don't have the brain capacity to understand it! LOL!
I'm from Detroit, (known for rowdy audiences), and I cannot believe how quiet, (or, dry), they were! Spot on, Jeff!
I've loved this forever and my go to for new stereo equipment sound check. The whole audience is tripping maybe and that's why they are so lethargic?
In my opinion this is the worlds greatest R&R instrumental and it seems like every time they perform it it's a little different . That's real artistry .
Larry Cox
One of, if not the first rock singles I ever bought. Changed my life and showed me the R&R light.
@@monatoney3474 His GF is named Lotta Cox!!!!!!!
@@thomasfoss9963 Peculiar....in Kokomo, Indiana I have an uncle named Erwin Cox who's second wife was named Loretta Toney. They lived a few miles away from my cousin, Larry Cox, who died of cancer about the time this Larry Cox posted his comment. Us Coxes have gotten a lot of flack for our last name which originated from the Cook name over in England around 400 years ago. One of my ancestors was named "Little Berry Cox"...imagine the numb nuts names he may have been called by trolls who like to slight someone else's name for a snicker. I had a next door neighbor my age named Richard William Bickel...and his brothers teased him by calling him Dick Will Pickle. So...I didn't feel too bad about my given name...though "Brad" still doesn't sit right...who wants to be named after a headless nail ? I seriously doubt that the Larry Cox who posted his comment above was my now dead cousin. My cousin was more of the timid, soft spoken type who was a church accountant for many years...all into the gospel scene with his family. But sometimes you just can't tell what your relatives are like behind their facades. He probably wouldn't figure me for a guy who built a huge washtub bass and likes to play badass songs like this one, Crazy Train by Ozzy, and a bunch of other rowdy songs that defy the stigma of what kind of band a washtub bass belongs in. I'm sure not into bluegrass !
This version better than single
Frankenstein rocks like no other song, a real classic, written originally to showcase the capabilities of the synth of the time 1973. Today’s musicians can’t appreciate what it took for Winter to create sounds that now can be done with a few buttons.
It’s interesting when you consider how a synth of today is much lighter, has many more functions and wireless technology gives musicians much more freedom.
I also agree that this crowd is kind of strange but hey, you gotta take what you get. I have heard several different live versions of the song but this is a little different: I wonder if the interlude / keyboard solo from 6:48 to 8:36 was intentionally put in by Winter to mock or punish the audience for either their lack of enthusiasm or for applauding in all the wrong places in the middle of the song?
Strange kind of punishment, if so. 🤔
Weak crowd, sad. I would have been thrilled to be there.
i think that Edgar could have simply made a name as a drummer, because he's one of the best i've ever seen, but he's so freakin multi talented it's not funny
This song started out called The Double Drum Song when Edgar was in his brother Johnny Winter's band. Check out the remastered Second Winter CD. They did Frankenstein at Royal Albert Hall in 1970. This song never gets boring.
The thing that man could man a portable synth do. Unbelievable. One if anerica"s rock treasure" s
I really dig this man 😊👍❤️🇦🇺
True talent gone forever last of his kind like me
I am only 34 and I can listen to this all day long over and over again. Most of the audience look extremely stoned.
Only 34, okay boomer.
@@sitthefuckdown wow I commented on this 5 years ago I totally forgot about it lmao
Hola amigos; solo deseo hacerles saber que en tan solo 12 minutos viaje al pasado cuando solo tenía 12 años. Recordé todos mis amigos de la adolescencia. Es muy bello recordar el pasado; y mucho mejor con este tipo de música. Les deseo lo mejor a todos y cada uno de quienes les agrade este tipo de música. Dios los bendiga. Reciban un saludo desde sonora México.
Wow. He plays the keyboard, saxophone and drums all in one song!
He plays like seven instruments fluently.
That’s true talent
He is truly gifted!
And he turns the knobs on the control panel. 8-)
If you pay close attention, he also walked around and I'm pretty sure he was chewing gum, too. Dude is god-tier, no doubt about it. 🤘🏻
the kids don't know nothing about real rock music. The last of the legends are still on tour....
Best version is The old grey whistle test, an English music show
i’m a kid lol
That synthesizer sounds like Cliff Burtons bass at around 5:09 mark
you think too much
I agree totally reminded me of a live Cliff solo !
This has got to be the best sounding live Frankenstein I've seen. That guitar tone is so fat, and when the monster riff comes back in near the end it's like heaven and some kind of orgasm rolled into one. He's got a great group together. Also, does the man never age? What's up with that?
You should see his new band, the guitarist has been with him 10 years, but he has an all black rhythm section that just kills. Saw them Friday night, and they threw down some serious shit. Loud and thick!
Explosions of the true essence of Rock from one of the Masters of Rock!💥☄️🔥
The Winter brothers could quite possibly be aliens.
They are reptilians!
WiseGuy5674 Targaryens.
WiseGuy5674 Especially Edgar, he acts like one.
WiseGuy5674 And, they have made “Contact”
That was fun to see them do that. I have listened to this song for years, but had never seen them play it. This audience did not deserve them.
Pure genius I am 52 years old and can remember listening to this in my mom's Volkswagen rabbit in 1983 God rest Jonny I just love it never gets old rock edger your the man
saw him and his Brother Edgar in 70s Mind Blowing
Edgar also controlled the light show with his left foot.
Ha ha ha!
I’ve listened to some version of this so many times. I love listening to the original on my head phones. I feel overwhelmed by how many way this can be played and still amaze me. I can’t really understand how this genius isn’t more well known. I have to take a few minutes out of my life to try and absorb all of this.
Mr. Edgar Holland Winter 🔥🎹🎷🥁🎤👊😎🤘
When all the wall are shaken & cops knocking on your door. You got Frankenstein playing as loud as possible. makes me smile
Excellent song, check out the version back in 1973 on TH-cam with Rick Derringer on guitar, it's smokin hot and even better than this one. Edgar is still amazing but his backup band back in 73 was better than these guys in my humble opinion.
jsnugbear I agree 100%
Yeah I agree as well. An incredible performance. My favorite version of the song.
I'd love to take the video and music gear from this performance and use it with that 73 performance when they had more energy and better chemistry. Still, this is pretty awesome.
Leaps and bounds better than this one,for sure
hired guns(?)
**the difference between
WATCHING a BAND (members wanting to be A PART OF the situation) at a SHOW
... and ...
SEEING a group of cats (members wanting to be APART FROM the situation; worrying about $$$) after "work".
Dude could play anything
No shit eh?!! Frickin' virtuoso!!
The Drums that Edgar is playing are called Tambale drums
Timbale
...........not Cungas?
You learn something new everyday
This song and group is badass! The talent displayed here at this jam session is phenomenal to say the least! I bought this 45 when I was 14 loved it played it every chance I got and I get to listen to it on you tube with headphones it’s incredible!☄️💥🔥
Even though she told you to turn it down, your mom was secretly jamming while she was washing the dishes.
Mr. Edgar Holland Winter🔥 🎹 🎷 🥁 🎤 👊😎🤘
great backing band....they r really into it...
I first saw Edgar Winter in 1973 then again in 2019. Each concert was fantastic.
He's turned this into a monster.
Toledo, OH 1973: watched The Ghoul every Saturday night with my girlfriend. Brings back found memories from 50 years ago…🥲
guy is a legend and still rocking!! \m/ \m/ saw him open for Alice Cooper here in South Bend, In 2 years ago. Guy is 70 and still brings it!
I love Edgar so much 😊❤️🇦🇺
Cool, that must have been a great show
R.I.P. brother Johnny Winters....
Hello Tina, How are you doing?
Truly F**king Amazing...........
3:07 when he reverses the guitar riff backwards...lol.
No words, unbelievable talent. RIP Johnny Winter.
love how he make synth sound alot like guitar ....great effect
this crowd is more dead than playing smooth jazz on a rappers tour bus
didn't know he played the fucking drums, awesome, like Karen Carpenter, awesome player but she had a better voice.
when someone asked Edgar what instruments he can play his answer was "YES"\
Those other musicians were thrilled to jam with winter
That guitar player has been with him for 10 years now. I just saw his most recent band last Friday night in Clearwater, Florida. Doug is still his guitar player, but he had an all black rhythm section that are way better than this bass player and drummer.
최고의 락 연주곡... The very best of rock instrumental...
mmmm. rockpalast is good for the soul. check out robin trower if you like being stunned by old man music.
Pioneers in electronica; and we recognized this for what it was, even at the time, from day #1.
A fantastic instrumental and performance by a great band .....The lamest audience I have ever witnessed.
Totally.
Un.
Real.
My God, almost better than the original!
Yes, it's interesting, for any of those old rockers that can still put it together, their best fans are now retiring and have the time and dough to go see some shows. I think you'll see a lot of old guys in the audiences for many artists. I saw Johnny and Edgar in 1976 on the campus of the university of Minnesota, a great concert. Unfortunately the University didn't like the way we behaved and banded rock concerts for a time. I thought it was all good fun. I saw Johnny again last year.
You haven't heard nothin' 'til you've heard "Hocus Pocus" by Focus.
LOVE IT!!!!!
For Real that's music 🎵🎶
Love that song!!
After seeing the same song performed on 70's (he was totally crazy) this perform has a HUGE cut on his performance! Not only ih the synth solo but sax too. Anyway, he's a legend though. But I liked more the oldie vid.
AM I THE ONLY BLACK GUY HERE AGAIN?DAMN
Good that you love amazing music :D
No... I love this music
No you're not. Edgar Winter group owned Halloween holiday
Marcus Reeves nothing wrong with that.
To squeeze all that talent into one man is unfathomable. I know Edgar is an icon but the fact that he isn’t mentioned up there with artists like Prince is a crime.
Plays the synthesizer like Hendrix played Gutar. And then some.
absolutely brilliant
in fact its MONSTER !!!
Wow, nice version, no fucking around here.
Nothin but the best...quantity and quality...balance & coordination...1973? I wuz 12 yrs old...MEMORIES!!😎
Doesn't get much better than that ...........Happy New Year 2016!
That V-Synth arpeggiator is irresistable (in the new section in the middle of the piece). :D I wondered how he'd replicate the ARP modulated filter when it came to that part. Very nicely done.