Johnny Winter & Edgar Winter - Tobacco Road (Live) - REACTION | MUST SEE THIS!
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I had a second row seat to this back in 1970..unforgettable shit!!
Johnny never gets the credit he deserves. SRV - great. But lets not forget JW. Humble man. RIP.
Johnny will always be above SRV in my books.
Edgar was scatting. Johnny Winter is one of my favorite guitarists; he's incredible (he had a great growly voice too)! Please do Johnny Winter live at Woodstock!
And Stevie ray vaughn. Legends
Not knowing the blues tradition, many today look at this as just weird and too much noodling. I guess today, if you can't dance to or rap to it, it's not music, but these guys were at the top of their class in the blues genre. I saw both Johnny and Edgar at separate venues. Edgar is the more rock-oriented brother, but they both are amazing talents. If you haven't done the song already, a classic by Edgar is Frankenstein. Do the live version with Rick Derringer (saw him in concert too). It will blow you away.
Cool.
Someone once asked Eric Clapton what it was like being the best blues guitarist on the planet and he said I don't know go ask Johnny Winter.
I’m realizing that Edgar Winters is a genius at whatever instrument or vocals , he’s in the same breath with a SRV, Hendrix, and his brother Johnny Winters is awesome also
Now it's time for the live album... Johnny Winter And...with Rick Derringer. I'm telling you, it's a must!
What he does in the song is called scating just like the blues singers do
Johnny and Edgar are/were and will always be musical masterpieces that deserved 100 times the credit and fame they had/have. I was fortunate to see them many many times live. Just... f'n yummy.
Yes sir I can back that up.
If you liked this, you've got to check out Johnny winter live at woodstock.
Can't put it into words..can you!
Blues legend and brother Johnny on guitar 🎸 Edgar can play all instruments…. I think his sax playing is the best. Johnny sadly passed a few years back, check out his music. Life Is Hard is as good as it gets imo. They are from Texas and albinos. Free Ride by the Edgar Winter group is a must ⚡️
I just thought they were Superwhite
This is BLUES SUPREME!!!!!!!!!!!!!
No words to explain this lmao
I'm sure many will say : Stevie Ray Vaughn live at El mocambo, "Texas Flood". Best rock blues ever.
I got to see Johnny in a small club in Albuquerque. I was 3 feet away from him and he was on fire. RIP Johnny
I believe Edger could blow air in the snout of a Hog and Music would come out the other end!!! Too Much Talent...
You can currently see Edgar Winter as he is playing with Ringo Starr And His All Star Band. They are currently touring but tonight is the last night I think in Mexico City. To say they are all stars is a gross understatement.
Great reaction! It was very easy to tell you liked it!…lol How could you not, or anybody, this performance is what
Music is supposed to be all about. Wish more reactors would react to Edgar and Johnny
More Johnny Winter plsss! Be Careful With A Fool, Stray Cat Blues, Lucille, Ain't Nothing To Me, Cheap Tequila, Mojo Boogie, All Tore Down, Still Alive And Well
Should check out Johnny Winters version Jumping Jack Flash from 74
Dude. You did a Great job. I've watched many reactions to this song. You showed respect and enjoyment. Thank you.
His brother the lead player on this is a good vocalist also. Listen to Johnys song Highway 61.
Insane!!!
From Brasil.
hahaha I'm laughing my ass off as you experience this hahaha It's nice to be able to relive it.
Knew you would love this Sal! It is NASTY in the best possible way. 😉
I never saw Edgar, but I did see Johnny and his band live in Denver in 1970. Stadium show. He was the opener for CCR. It was at night, and he wore black, and it’s like all you could see was this long ash blond hair swirling around. It was actually kinda mesmerizing. Oh yeah, good music too! ✌️😁
I just love watching you enjoy the music I grew up with. You’re so unpretentious and real about your appreciation of the music.
The group Rare Earth did an awesome version of this song too.
I'm so glad you got around to this one dude. Thoroughly enjoyed your enjoyment.
Check out Johnny Winter - Prodigal Son
So what is Edgar best instrument? His voice?
He seems equally talented in everything he does.
I feel fortunate this was the music of my youth. And it remains today. The Music that is. My youth has long past.
Would have loved to see Edgar Winter and SRV perform together.
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Edger says it’s the saxophone, and according to all the albums he played sax on that people have no clue he played on , I’d almost agree with that ,,
@@bocephus1911 thanks.
I'm sure most would just think it was the keyboard. It's my understanding he was the first to strap one on. ( keyboard)
I've always felt the saxophone was one of the more Soulful instruments. And when Edgar plays it you can hear the ease in which he conveys his emotion.
I wouldn't doubt saxophone's are his favorite. And what one enjoy the most, one tend to do the best.
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They are and were brilliant. Johnny was the best rock blues guitar player ever. Edgar just released a fantastic album.
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John D Loudermilk - Tobacco Road -that is the original one
I love your emotions because they remind me very much of mine when I was 15 in 1972. Great observations and comments, many of them surprising. In addition to this brilliant interpretation, there is also Erica Burdon with the War group. - Eric Burdon - Tobacco Road - 1970. Highly recommended ;-)
I saw Johnny a few years before he died at Toads Place in New Haven CT . And I saw Edgar two years ago in New Mexico. It was an amazing performance. He still sounds great and is an outstanding musician
Never seen Edgar in concert , but I did see Johnny Winter in concert three times , the last time was about two weeks before he passed away , and at 70 years old , his fingers could still move and jam !! But , that's all he did his whole life ! Should check out Johnny Winter at Rockpalest , if possible , doing either MISSISSIPPI BLUES , or DIVIN DUCK !!! You will enjoy it !!! I've been a Johnny Winter fan for fourty plus years , seen the Rockpalest concert dozens of times and I still love every minute !!!
My father took me to watch Johnny when I was 18. 13 yrs ago. They had to walk him out on stage and sit him in his stool. He couldn't sing because his voice was fucked that night. He couldn't walk. He ripped for an hour straight.
Johnny said "this is a song by an old friend, its called Red House"
Was a small venue and I was 10 ft away. Will be something I'll never forget.
Edgat touring with Ringos Allstar Band at the moment
@@thejoelrooganexplosion2400I got to see him around the same time. He was in pretty rough shape but, damn he could still play! James Montgomery handled the vocals. I almost got to meet Johnny after the show but he had to go rest after seeing just a few people. So I talked to James instead, because he was a friend of my sister. In fact, when she was in hospice, he came to visit her. She introduced me to Johnny and Edgar's music when I was 9.😊
I met Johnny in st.augustine fl. He was playing and singing in a little Cafe there....he is truly a music talented man.
He was a one man show and awesome !
Johnny and Edgar Targaryen
It has been said in a quote (that apparently has been used in association with several artists) that when Jimi Hendrix was asked "What does it feel like to be the greatest guitar player in the world" he said "I don't know why don't you ask Johnny Winter?" The bass player went on to play with Stevie Ray Vaughan Double Trouble.
Surprised you have not done any Stevie Ray Vaughn yet. Now that is a direction you will live very much.
I thought he said that about Terry Kath from Chicago 🤔🤔
@SnakeInTheGrass It has been said in a quote (that apparently has been used in association with several artists) that when Jimi Hendrix was asked "What does it feel like to be the greatest guitar player in the world" he said "I don't know why don't you ask Johnny Winter?" Regardless who's your personal. He said that about Terry, Johnny, Rory Gallagher. Guess he wanted to spread the wealth.
@@bella-xp7qdI heard he said that about Terry Kath. I never heard about an encounter with Johnny (not saying it didn't happen) but I've heard through the years that Jimi was a fan of Terry's. Jimmy Pankow tells a story about Hendrix telling him that "You guys are great and your guitarist is better than me." 😊
I think you would like Joe Bonamassa's "Taking The Hit" live at Rockpallast. He's an amazing live performer.
I’ve heard the term Tobacco Road, but I’ve never heard of this song, let alone this version, and even though I may never listen to it again, I am sincerely glad that I was able to watch it with SalvoG. You helped me appreciate it more than I would have alone.
Yeah I'd say that live music back in my day was perhaps generally better than it is today😁
Beth Hart ,Am I the One and Immortal live in Holland is this kind of performance
Seen these brothers in concert in the seventies several times and it was so much fun, plus unbelievable..
can you imagine being a band member
with these two legendary talented gods
of musical instruments
the Winter brothers
who wouldn't have wanted to be a neighbour of theirs
That is what you call multi talented, not only a great voice both him and Edgar multi instramentalists.
Brilliant choice, the live version off the double LP White Trash Roadworks is 18 mins with Rick Derringer just to kick it up and is a must hear for all us whitetrash. 🙏
One of the best live albums ever.
Thanks for genuine reaction. I got to ffel like i heard it for the 1st time.
I have been listening to this for decades. You gave me a huge guft!!!! Thank you.
I found an Edgar Winter album in a bargain bin in the 70s, The live ALBUM Roadwork , been a fan ever since. jsut so good.
such a prodigious talent
Fuck yes my friend. Love seeing people feel this for the first time
I am reminded of the Oscar-winning movie "The Color Purple" here when the preacher's daughter is singing the blues & hears the church choir in the distance & she begins singing with them walking down the road to the church where she reunites with her preacher father.
Oh, I hope you dig more into blues.
This is Johnny Winter's song where Edgar sits in!!!!!!!!!!
I LOVE ❤️ YOUR REACTIONS I FEEL THE SAME WAY YOU DO CANT GET ENOUGH
Example of “scat” singing….popular in jazz in 1930’s-1950’s. Don’t know if you’ve seen that before.
Wow, I never heard this- I did once see Johnny Winter at the Hammersmith Odeon in London , UK , early 1980s - and he was phenomenal-I didn’t know his brother was so talented though!
Johnny winter (Rock n Roll people )live
Wonder if they had children!! If so did they have this talent and gifts
Saw these guys both together and separately at least a dozen times since 72 sadly Johnny no longer with us incredible both of them.
Seeing them live was one of ghe best things ever!!!!!
Loved Frankenstein, but this is epic!!!
Hmmm...thinking you need to react to Gary Moore "Parisienne Walkways" live in Montreux 2010
EWB are legendary
Amazing as always !!! "White Walker Blues" :)
These guys were fantastic. Maybe try “Free Ride”
Edgar, as you might know, was the only one from this group who performed “Free Ride.” The entire album “They Only Come Out at Night” was excellent.
So good! Also check out the live 1970 version of Tobacco Road by Eric Burdon and War.
I had a hunch you would enjoy this.
Blues = Johnny Winter
Tommy Shannon of Double Trouble on bass
It's Called Scat
To bad they gone.
React to Hang on Sloopy and Free Ride by the Edgar Winter Group
Awesome response
I was hoping you would get around to this.
Despite their name, the Nashville Teens were British. Their version of this song is entirely different, but well worth a listen.
Only word?
MONSTERS!
ALL "guys"...
(MONSTER Song!!!). Then... NO "worlds". Perhaps in other "world"!!!
Check out Edgar Winter Group “They Only Come Out at Night”. Each song on the album is excellent. First album I bought as a teenaged rocker.
It's called scat my man.
sorry , but.... YES FOR ME jejeejej
Johnny Winter has passed and not sure about Edgar
Edgar's still rockin' at the age of 77.
This is what happens when two albino brothers grow up and basically hide in the house during their youth. They perfect their craft from early age.
Rare Earth does Tobacco Road the best
I love the original! The one in the 60s was typical music for that time though it sounded more 50s, it was fast, which took it out of the blues for me, These guys made me love the song. ua-cam.com/video/eGuZY6NVXqU/v-deo.html
These are some white, white boys. And talented too. Yeah. Peace
Only on the outside.
@@kd8199 how do you know? Maybe they're white chocolate on the inside. Peace
@@notgivennotgiven7776 - they are filled with soul on the inside. That’s all I need to know. 🙌🏻
YES, I’m one of those people who believes in watching rock live, because that’s the spirit of rock….the energy between artist snd audience. Other genres not so much. But rock, metal, definitely. You MIGHT lose some of the perfection of the record, but if it’s a good band (which, come on, all the bands you’re reacting to are good bands!) the charisma and improv and energy, to keep, more than make up for anything potentially lost in accuracy.
I know others disagree.
More live of everything…..and you still have so much more live available to you of the great legacy bands
Disgusting 🙌🤯🤪