Rick Derringer (Rock and Roll Hoochie-coo) was the lead guitar player for The Edgar Winter Group. Sometimes, even brother Johnny (Winter) would sit in on a recording session, with his sibling Edgar. Both of them were as talented as they come.
Saw Brother Johnny in concert mid 90's , Sanford Florida, he and his band played in an old converted movie theatre, admission was 10 bucks and you got a plastic cup for all the tap beer you could drink. Johnny played most of brothers songs and it was spot on, why wouldn't it be? Of course they played Frankenstein, and the whole show was amazing, I was a fan in the 70's so this was a total joy to go see this concert but very sad not many people there, probably not promoted well, but I don't care, I got to see Johnny in person.
Such a great song from a classic album, They Only Come Out at Night. That is Ronnie Montrose on guitar and the incredible Dan Hartman on lead vocals. Rick Derringer, another superstar guitarman played on the album too. But... the must hear Edgar Winter album is Edgar Winter's White Trash. A Texas Blues/Horns/Funk band like no other! What an album, it's so so hot. Keep Playing That Rock and Roll, Give It Everything You've Got, Good Morning Music, and I've Got News for You are must hears. Such an incredible album, and not that well known. I got to see them at a small club here in Columbus. Whoa!!! One best kept secret you might want to indulge in.
Actually Harri, you did a reaction video on Edgar Winter's song "Frakenstein" about 4 months ago This song happens to be the one I've always liked best, I'm glad you decided to react to it!
Ronnie Montrose was the Guitarist on this album. He left after this album to form his own band called "MONTROSE". A unknown Sammy Hagar at the time was the singer. RIP Ronnie
Dan Hartman wrote and sang lead on this song (FREE RIDE). I'm pleased that you know about him, as he was a major talent that never really got the recognition he deserved. He passed in 1994 at the age of 43 from AIDS related tumor.
This might well be the greatest party song of the 70's. The biggest hit from this album, I think, was the instrumental "Frankenstein". But another song from the album that did a great job of expressing the 70's era party spirit was the lesser known tune "We All Had a Real Good Time." It's definitely worthwhile to grab your favorite adult beverage or other intoxicant and have a listen.
Harri, you had done Edgar Winter's Frankenstein about 4 months ago. The middle section of Freeride to me sounds like hand claps and cracking the rim with the snare. This was how I played it live but spared ears during practice. :) Such a smokin tune. Hope you add it to your workout playlist!!! You're the best my friend.
Caught them on this tour, was mostly there to see the band Mott the Hoople's guitar player Mick Ralphs had formed with Paul Rodgers...Bad Company. A solid night of rock and roll!!!
I bought this album because the song Frankenstein was on it back in the 70s. For that song Only and the song you're hearing now "Free Ride" is a bonus. Rock and Roll Hoochie Koo is on this album to
This Song Is My Style Awesome Great Cool Fantastic Sweet The Ewg Edgar Edgar Winter Winter Group Group THEIR Awesome With This Song Man Is It Good Great Relaxing For Sure Definitely Sit Back Back Fun Relaxing Song THATS Why It's So Good Because Of The Guitar
When I was 17 and kinda free. I hitched a ride to Seaside I was happy and young and free. I junped onto the Boardwalk and tapped my quarter on a number at the wheel. The prize was an album. I won! I picked this album. I still have it!!!
Man Rick Derringer just tears this up. One of my favorite underrated guitarists. Another artist to dive into. Ronnie Montrose started a band that introduced us to Sammy Hagar. Alot of stellar artists put together by Edgar Winter. Cutting edge stuff!
My favorite Edgar Winter band was called White Trash. A really funky group that also featured Jerry LaCroix. They had killer arrangements that had twin sax lines and perfectly harmonized screams, courtesy of the aforementioned Jerry LaCroix. Still Alive and Well, Give It Everything You Got, Dying to Live, Save the Planet... any of these will blow your socks off.
for a short time i worked as a waitress (i was not very good at it) but this song was on the juke box and my shift started at 6 AM this would be one of the first things i did when i got into work -- i put my quarter and listened to this song. it got me going. love it
This is 70's Keg Party Music dude! My first 8-track! My OTHER favorite Edgar song is "Just Hangin' Around"..........darn good times. "They only come out at night" is probably the most underrated album in rock history.
I think to add to all that talented singing, musicianship, song writing, it's cool he's a Albino! Love everything about this group. Check out their instrumental Frankenstein. It's fire Bruh!✌️
another great song from this album is the vastly underated ballad "Autumn". I have this on my autumn/Winter DVD as it fits the mood perfectly. You reacted to Frankenstein by them earlier.
You're correct on the drum sound being from hitting the rim on the snare drum. "They Only Came Out at Night" is such a great album, one of my all-time favorites. It's filled with amazing songs. I'm late to the party on hearing this review of the song. How did I miss this? I know you've already listened to "Frankenstein." A couple of others you may want to review are "We All Had a Real Good Time," a funky song, which was a major party song, and the much softer song, "Autumn," sung by Dan Hartman (singer on this song). It's absolutely beautiful.
I have heard this song several times. I don't believe I have heard the drums so prominently. I can see why Iamadrummin pick this song. Great pick! Great reaction Harri!
EW Group didn't last long ,they all wanted to go separate ways but the Edgar Winter solo album Jasmine Nights has all of the members on that along with his brother Johnny also .. Shock Treatment The Edgar Winter Group with Rick Derringer -1975 and Jasmine Nights are 3 albums you should check out on you tube ..They have some great hidden gems on them
This and "Frankenstein" were both very popular singles in the UK, "Frankenstein" a little more so than "Free Ride" which never quite made the UK top 40. Personally I prefer "Free Ride" of the two. However, The EWG did put out a number of singles in the wake of these two songs, but none really got much traction. Of those "We All Had a Real Good Time" was the one that shoulda-coulda - but didn't. Edgar has just this week released a new album called "Brother Johnny".
Enjoying lots of your reactions Harry - we seem to like a lot of similar things! Here's a couple of VERY individual tracks you might like to try from the late 60's/early 70's ... * AMERICA - The NICE - th-cam.com/video/x_X9YqWu4pU/w-d-xo.html * BADGE - CREAM (Eric Clapton) - th-cam.com/video/V5BF1V1pbTs/w-d-xo.html Two very iconic 60's bands, with superb musicians - and well worth a listen!!
Rick Derringer (Rock and Roll Hoochie-coo) was the lead guitar player for The Edgar Winter Group. Sometimes, even brother Johnny (Winter) would sit in on a recording session, with his sibling Edgar. Both of them were as talented as they come.
Ronnie Montrose played guitar on this album. Rick was on the next one called "Shock Treatment".
Dan Hartman wrote and was lead vocals and bass on this as well. RIP
Saw Brother Johnny in concert mid 90's , Sanford Florida, he and his band played in an old converted movie theatre, admission was 10 bucks and you got a plastic cup for all the tap beer you could drink. Johnny played most of brothers songs and it was spot on, why wouldn't it be? Of course they played Frankenstein, and the whole show was amazing, I was a fan in the 70's so this was a total joy to go see this concert but very sad not many people there, probably not promoted well, but I don't care, I got to see Johnny in person.
Ronnie Montrose was the lead guitarist. Rick Derringer produced They Only Come Out at Night album.
Such a great song from a classic album, They Only Come Out at Night. That is Ronnie Montrose on guitar and the incredible Dan Hartman on lead vocals. Rick Derringer, another superstar guitarman played on the album too. But... the must hear Edgar Winter album is Edgar Winter's White Trash. A Texas Blues/Horns/Funk band like no other! What an album, it's so so hot. Keep Playing That Rock and Roll, Give It Everything You've Got, Good Morning Music, and I've Got News for You are must hears. Such an incredible album, and not that well known. I got to see them at a small club here in Columbus. Whoa!!! One best kept secret you might want to indulge in.
You also need to react to Johnny and Edgar Winter performing Tobacco Road live it is your kind of performance the most talented albino brothers ever
Actually Harri, you did a reaction video on Edgar Winter's song "Frakenstein" about 4 months ago This song happens to be the one I've always liked best, I'm glad you decided to react to it!
The more I listen to the younger generations discover “our” music, I realize how incredible it was!! Check out “Frankenstein!”
I had this album on cassett tape. Listened to this and Frankenstein couple hundred times back in the day.
Great Reaction!
Ronnie Montrose was the Guitarist on this album. He left after this album to form his own band called "MONTROSE". A unknown Sammy Hagar at the time was the singer. RIP Ronnie
Love Montrose!
Big fan of Montrose and paper money.
Dan Hartman wrote and sang lead on this song (FREE RIDE). I'm pleased that you know about him, as he was a major talent that never really got the recognition he deserved. He passed in 1994 at the age of 43 from AIDS related tumor.
This might well be the greatest party song of the 70's. The biggest hit from this album, I think, was the instrumental "Frankenstein". But another song from the album that did a great job of expressing the 70's era party spirit was the lesser known tune "We All Had a Real Good Time." It's definitely worthwhile to grab your favorite adult beverage or other intoxicant and have a listen.
Great song! Brings me back to my teens cruising the avenue, and the 8 track jamming.
Check out him and his brother Johnny doing Tobacco Road live Edger Sing he scats he plays organ and sax and rips on them all it amazing
Harri, you had done Edgar Winter's Frankenstein about 4 months ago. The middle section of Freeride to me sounds like hand claps and cracking the rim with the snare. This was how I played it live but spared ears during practice. :) Such a smokin tune. Hope you add it to your workout playlist!!! You're the best my friend.
Caught them on this tour, was mostly there to see the band Mott the Hoople's guitar player Mick Ralphs had formed with Paul Rodgers...Bad Company. A solid night of rock and roll!!!
I bought this album because the song Frankenstein was on it back in the 70s. For that song Only and the song you're hearing now "Free Ride" is a bonus. Rock and Roll Hoochie Koo is on this album to
This Song Is My Style Awesome Great Cool Fantastic Sweet The Ewg Edgar Edgar Winter Winter Group Group THEIR Awesome With This Song Man Is It Good Great Relaxing For Sure Definitely Sit Back Back Fun Relaxing Song THATS Why It's So Good Because Of The Guitar
My best friend and I grabbed this album when it came out and blasted it at high volume every day for several weeks! Good times 🌺✌️
When I was 17 and kinda free. I hitched a ride to Seaside I was happy and young and free. I junped onto the Boardwalk and tapped my quarter on a number at the wheel. The prize was an album. I won! I picked this album. I still have it!!!
Man Rick Derringer just tears this up. One of my favorite underrated guitarists. Another artist to dive into. Ronnie Montrose started a band that introduced us to Sammy Hagar. Alot of stellar artists put together by Edgar Winter. Cutting edge stuff!
They only come out at night is a great album. The song Autumn is one of my favorite
I like this song, cool, fast, great music. 🎸🎸🎶🎶👍
My favorite Edgar Winter band was called White Trash. A really funky group that also featured Jerry LaCroix. They had killer arrangements that had twin sax lines and perfectly harmonized screams, courtesy of the aforementioned Jerry LaCroix. Still Alive and Well, Give It Everything You Got, Dying to Live, Save the Planet... any of these will blow your socks off.
Free Ride and Frankenstein were my top 2 Edgar Winter Band hits. Nice to see you reaching into this rabbit hole.
Great song ! And cool that you're spending some time checking out the band. Great job Harri.
Try "Frankinstein" by Edgar winter... Possibly their biggest hit. :)
He already reacted to it....4 months ago....it was a good reaction
for a short time i worked as a waitress (i was not very good at it) but this song was on the juke box and my shift started at 6 AM this would be one of the first things i did when i got into work -- i put my quarter and listened to this song. it got me going. love it
So many great artist on this album. To many to name all them. They all had an illustrious career of their own b4 and after this album
Thanks for reacting to free Ride because I wore this album out and it's a great song 💞
This was the song that got me to buy this album in '73.
This is 70's Keg Party Music dude! My first 8-track! My OTHER favorite Edgar song is "Just Hangin' Around"..........darn good times. "They only come out at night" is probably the most underrated album in rock history.
I think to add to all that talented singing, musicianship, song writing, it's cool he's a Albino! Love everything about this group. Check out their instrumental Frankenstein. It's fire Bruh!✌️
I love this, lp. They only come out at night.
Harri, you MUST watch the video of The Edgar Winter Group doing "Frankenstein "... you will need to be sitting
Written by Dan Hartman
Rick Derringer and Ronnie Montrose on guitar
another great song from this album is the vastly underated ballad "Autumn". I have this on my autumn/Winter DVD as it fits the mood perfectly. You reacted to Frankenstein by them earlier.
The electric piano and bass combo though!! 🙏🏽🤎
They did the infamous FRANKENSTEIN tune in early 70s
You reacted to them 4 months ago.
The song "Frankenstein"
You reacted to Edgar Winter "Frankenstein".. not too long ago....well 4 months.
I came across the Roadwork album in the 70s, was Edgar winter at all fan after taht.
I never knew this was EWG. A fun song with lots of layers.
Harri you did a reaction to Edgar's brother Johnny Winter the other day.His version of Route 66.
Highway 61 revisited
Edgar is the brother of legendary Texas blues man - Johnny Winter.
Great soul rock song :)
You're correct on the drum sound being from hitting the rim on the snare drum. "They Only Came Out at Night" is such a great album, one of my all-time favorites. It's filled with amazing songs.
I'm late to the party on hearing this review of the song. How did I miss this? I know you've already listened to "Frankenstein." A couple of others you may want to review are "We All Had a Real Good Time," a funky song, which was a major party song, and the much softer song, "Autumn," sung by Dan Hartman (singer on this song). It's absolutely beautiful.
That's Johnny Bee Badanjek on drums, from Mitch Ryder and the Detroit wheels , a band called Detroit and The Rockets etc etc...
I saw them open for the Allman Bros. in Jax Fla. They were great!!!
Dan Hartman wrote & did lead vocals on this track :)
And played bass.
edger and Johnny were both full of talent greasing aloha
You did a reaction to Edgar Winter group called, Frankenstein.
You did their song Frankenstein
Hartman also had a good tune on this album called "Hangin' Around."
Edjar Winter had a great instrumental song called "Frankenstein" that still gets played by marching bands at football games. Check it out.
Frankenstein is a must!
He reacted to it already.
You heard them you did Frankenstein reaction
I have heard this song several times. I don't believe I have heard the drums so prominently. I can see why Iamadrummin pick this song. Great pick! Great reaction Harri!
Please please please do frankenstein. ♥️💯😎
Written and sung by Dan Hartman
EW Group didn't last long ,they all wanted to go separate ways but the Edgar Winter solo album Jasmine Nights has all of the members on that along with his brother Johnny also .. Shock Treatment The Edgar Winter Group with Rick Derringer -1975 and Jasmine Nights are 3 albums you should check out on you tube ..They have some great hidden gems on them
This is same band that did "Frankenstein" that you reviewed previously.
Rick was the singer on the song real American
Efgar and his brother Johnny are legendary. Edgar's other giant hit was Frankenstein. Johnny -- Highway 61 was one.
You should be familiar with the Edgar Winter Group since you reacted to their song Frankenstein a few months back.
You have heard of The Edgar Winters Group. You reacted to "Frankenstein" 4 months ago.
This and "Frankenstein" were both very popular singles in the UK, "Frankenstein" a little more so than "Free Ride" which never quite made the UK top 40. Personally I prefer "Free Ride" of the two. However, The EWG did put out a number of singles in the wake of these two songs, but none really got much traction. Of those "We All Had a Real Good Time" was the one that shoulda-coulda - but didn't. Edgar has just this week released a new album called "Brother Johnny".
Harri, please listen to Edgar Winters song "Altamira" and do a reaction if you like it! Keep up the good work!!!BE SAFE!
I don't know if it has been mentioned, and that is Edgar and his older brother Johnny were born with albinism.
Might you have heard a high end tambourine because its there on the breaks throughout, good review harri
Epic!!
Enjoying lots of your reactions Harry - we seem to like a lot of similar things!
Here's a couple of VERY individual tracks you might like to try from the late 60's/early 70's ...
* AMERICA - The NICE -
th-cam.com/video/x_X9YqWu4pU/w-d-xo.html
* BADGE - CREAM (Eric Clapton) -
th-cam.com/video/V5BF1V1pbTs/w-d-xo.html
Two very iconic 60's bands, with superb musicians - and well worth a listen!!
if I remember Dan Hartman wrote this song
I believe you have reacted to his brother Johnny Winter.
A Classic
I know you did Frankenstein, but have you done Tobacco Road?
Hope you found my request in the Patreon section Harri
You should check out "Free Ride Smooth" Very jazzy. Nice!
Cow bell
You’ve never heard of them before? I’ve seen you react to the song Frankenstein. So I don’t understand.
@Harri cud u do a Tribute to Taylor Hawkins of Foo Fighters who died aged just 50 plz thanx