I literally bought a house because of Frankenstein lol. The builder put hi-def speakers in the ceiling (1972) and he demonstrated them with that song and it blew me away! We laid down on the carpeted floor and listened to it full blast and we decided that was the house for us! Still one of my favorites. Love all your work & Johnny's. Thanks and congrats on the award!
One Sunday morning as we pulled into our driveway after church, Frankenstein came on the AM radio. My whole family got out & I said 'leave the key in the accessory position, I want to hear this song'. The old Caddy didn't even have a stereo radio, but I closed my eyes and felt like I was flying!
Johnny was by far the most underrated blues man out there and that is with all his awards. He was still bigger, better and authentic string man in the game period. Lead that Blues band in the sky Johnny
thanks for this interview, I am a 64 year old Johnny Winter fan from Buenos Aires and I have been enjoying his music for over 50 years , this expanded and candid video by Edgar has warmed my heart , spotaneous and full of love , Long live the blues
What a wonderful interview with the legendary Edgar Winter. Edgar loved his brother Johnny and its really awesome for us fans to hear first hand stories from Edgar that show the close relationship they had and also the different interest in styles of music they played and enjoyed. Edgar really opens his heart here and we all benefit from this album (thanks Monique) as many of our (fans) favorite tunes are on this tribute album. The guest lineup is legendary and are all good friends of Edgars and more importantly they all loved and appreciated Johnny's music and impact on music history! I personally have seen Johnny play live 15-20 times from Texas to Florida. He is in fact the original and best Texas guitar slinger!
I had white trash albums 50 years ago but Johnny was mind blowing, they played well together, the best blues from Texas, never got to see either live here in Australia, such a buzz Still alive and well
I want to thank Edgar for sharing his talent, music and the story of brother Johnny, who just happens to be one of my favorite guitar players and showman. I did have the opportunity, in the early 70's at the San Diego Sports Arena, to see Johnny and Edgar play together. Rick Derringer was lead guitar for Edgar's group. Possibly my favorite concert of all time. ROCK AND ROLL FOREVER.
Just saw that the album won a Grammy ❤- but wasn’t even aware of its existence. Came upon this interview while searching about the album- what a humble, gracious gentleman! I grew up listening to both Johnny and Edgar so this is such a treat!
Wow! He is just a normal awesome person!!! I have seen him play and his brother Johnny too. Some of the greatest musicians I have ever had the pleasure to watch play.
This video means so much to me OMG 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼thank you so much , growing up in Brazil I was a little kid that loved the blues , when my principal said to me “ I’ve heard you love the blues , well you’ve got listen to this Albino Cowboy from Texas his name is Jonny Winter “ he gave several BASF tapes with all the Johnny Winter albums on and Winter 88 was my most favourite, I heard those tapes over and over OMG in my stereo and in my Walkman , and I tell you this , in my opinion Johnny and Edgar Winter are the best musicians that ever lived , Johnny and Edgar Winter doing Tobacco road to me is the ultimate session of absolutely gifted musicians, I cannot believe that the same home had Johnny and Edgar winter ! My eyes an my ears was in total orgasmic delight watching and listening to Edgar telling about his brother Johnny ! All the best from South Australia 🇦🇺
Great discussion. Edgar seems like such a thoughtful, humble person. I'm so glad he is still with us! EDIT: BTW I think they (The Winter Brothers) were responsible for some of the greatest music and top shelf innovators. Thank you.
I'm buying the vinyl right now. Both Johnny and Edgar are National treasures and vituoso musicians. RIP Johnny Winter you will always make people happy with your music. Edgar, Frankenstein is my all-time favorite instrumental to this day. I was 12 when you recorded it. Still blows my mind, my brother. Just listened to it again today. Never stop making music. We love you.
What a beautiful interview with Edgar Winters and talking about Dan Hartman great basis Rick Derringer. What a awesome rock band that was man we went to go see you guys in San Diego I remember that Edgar God bless your heart ❤️
This video has warmed my heart, man. Seeing one of my all time heroes talk about his brother (another of my heroes) really touched me. Sorry to be so mushy, but I have loved these guys work for almost my whole life. I love hearing their stories.
Hey, hey Edgar! You played for my little syndicate of promoters, as did Johnny, in Windsor, London, and Thunder Bay Ontario many times! I’ll never forget you playing Frankenstein on our festival stage in London, as a big thunderstorm began coming in from behind the stage! What a visual! We had to shut down after Frankenstein was over to keep things “safe” but that show is burned into my brain - happened around 2002-3! You and I ran around town to find a suitable keyboard stand for you as we had not paid attention to your rider requirements of having a specific separation distance between the upper and lower levels based on your eyesight restrictions! Ahhh…..one of my fav music biz memories! Peace
What a cool genuine guy, had the pleasure of netting him in the early 70s. He put on a killer show with guitarist Ronnie Montrose. Love the tribute to Johnny🎸
Edgar was always loyal to his brother even when Johnny was screwing up his life with drugs. They must have been pretty tight as brothers because they played together all through out their careers.
God Bless You , l saw you a hundred years ago at keil in Saint Louis , You were the only band that kept playing when the lights came on ,it was great!!;
Tommy Shannon, Johnny's bassist on his self-titled, '69 debut, (later, as SRV's bassist in Double Trouble)...insisted BOTH Johnny & Edgar, are geniuses, both musically & intellectually. I once met an insider who claimed Edgar & his wife are into cats, Johnny...ghosts. 👍Edgar's analysis of Johnny's relentless ability to improvise & extended soloing; the Blues Trane 🚂
Thank you for this fantastic and illuminating interview! I saw Johnny at the Fillmore East and years later my band had the honor of opening for him at New York’s Bottom Line. Both Winter brothers are amazing, and hearing Edgar’s eloquent telling of their story is a blessing.
I was lucky enough to get to see both Winter brothers. Johnny was at. a music festival in Chattanooga and Edgar was 2001 in Atlanta with Ringo Starr. I have always been a fan of both. Thanks for the cool interview. His mention of Dan Hartman was awesome, his musicality on They Only Come Out At Night was spectacular . Johnny was my favorite guitar player, I still have a couple albums of his. Gonna get this one of Edgar. Thanks again for the cool interview 😎
As Edgar says, so much love on thos project... of Johnny, his music and the shared joy of music-making. Such a gift... and great tribute to a totally one of a kind, master musician. Thank you.
WOW!! GREAT INTERVIEW!! Thanks so much!! Johnny's greatest expression "I HUNGRY LETS DO THIS F,,,er" Rick Derringer was the backbone for the brothers!!
Johnny and Edger have been some of my top artist dating to the early 70s, I had several of their records including "They Only Come out At Night" Edger Winter and one my favorite Johnny Winter albums was "Second Winter" where the guitar work on this album was extraordinary. RIP Johnny.
Edgar is right, he was quiet , I didn’t know he existed till some time after I discovered John as a matter of fact , I first thought Frankenstein was John’s song and that’s how I discovered Edgar , didn’t know he existed lol
I am 70 .when I was 16 a friend and I were hitch hiking to a cabin in ct. to camp for weekend.a hippie school bus picked us up and invited us to go to a concert in Spfld.Mass.edgar winter group was playing .in an old movie theatre with no seats.It was one of my first rock concerts.what a great show.i recall the lead singer was a blind guy dont know who he was tho
you make my heart cry. I loved Johnny as my guitar idol, than I heard Edgar on Roadworks and Tobacco Road and some of his modern funky songs and ever since they are THE Winters.
His 1975 solo album, "Jasmine Nightdreams" is definitely his most underrated album ever recorded. So much better than anything else. "Tell Me In A Whisper" is absolutely beautiful and should've been a huge hit. Love you, Edgar!!!
@@robertlawrence1146 Hell yeah! We're probably the only 2 people to make such a comment. That album cover used to freak me out as a kid growing up in the 80's and listening to that album on my Fisher Price record player. My dad had a huge collection of vinyl...lot of obscure 60's and 70's rock, progressive, psych and jazz albums. I am grateful to have had such a wonderful dad in this lifetime. Cheers, brother!
I'm glad someone finally brings up Jasmine Nightdreams, That album is Edgar's strongest in my opinion. The album is the perfect blend of melodic, funky & rock songs. Tell me in a whisper us a masterpiece but the 3 song finale is absolutely incredible, esp "Sky Train (one of Edgar's most hypnotic and eccentric songs) Over the past year I've had a somewhat obsession with the album!
Congrats on the Grammy last night for Brother Johnny. I had the pleasure of playing drums for James Cotton who won a Granny for Best Blus Duo with Johnny Winter in 1971. What a great gig here in Austin, Texas before James' death.
What a fantastic interview. Edgar is a humble Man- one of greatest all time multi instrumentalist’s. Great tribute to His Brother the Great Johnny Winter. Johnny is in the top 10 Blues guitarists of his generation. ❤️RIP Johnny. Thanks for sharing your love for your Brother 🇺🇸
Both of these brothers were influential to me in my formative years. I got the White Trash album the day it landed in our town. Johnny Winter And live was a staple on my turntable. Keep Playin' That Rock 'n' Roll!
Great interview of an amazing artist and someone who seems like a genuinely good guy. I love the two of them and fortunately got to see them both. Thanks.
I sure do wish Edgar would have allowed Floyd Radford to play on his tribute album. When Floyd and Johnny played together on Sweet Papa John on the Captured Live album that was one of the best dueling guitars I’ve ever heard. R.I.P. Johnny! ❤️😢✌️😎
43 years I have been listening and enjoying this mans music. To the point where i know him, ewery note he has sung or played. Bless him, people like Edgar certainly make the world interesting and magnificent. Im 59 listening to him since I was 16 blown away by Tobacco road live with White trash Roadwork album. I have heard some amasing performances but never anything that tops that. I will listen to Edgar Winter for the rest of my days.
Dear Edgar, I saw you this past June w/Ringo, thanks! I was fortunate to see your Brother at the Woodstock Reunion, and at the Dylan Tribute at the Garden, NYC. Hey 61, your Brother was truly Electricity and Excitement and his vocals were like you described , thanks Man❣️🎶🌎✌️😎
I've always been in awe and a fan of Johnny and Edgar Winter. I am still stunned and in love with the Edgar album nobody talks about, Entrance, amazing!
and we all had a real good time thank you Johnny and Edgar I used to jam with Chuck Blackwell when I first moved back to Tulsa he was old and I was done with California he taught me about you guys more than 15 minutes then I learned in 40 Years of struggling in rock and roll man the feeling is the best hard message to convey
I remember as a kid watching him on Midnight Special or Rock Concert on weekend nights. Didnt learn about his brother, the great Johnny WInter til several years later.
I was 14 in 72 and rockin my ass off to the Winters boys. White Trash Live ... I wore that vinyl OUT! Saints and Sinners melted my turn table. Long Live!
We all cut our rock and blues teeth on Edgar and Johnny Winter back home in Mississippi. Sounds like a great album, with an awesome line up of great players! Thanks for all the music, Edgar, you & Johnny. We miss Johnny, too, brother.✌️Lord bless yall. ☝️
I love this interview. I grew with another awesome musician Alan Haynes from Houston. We would skip high school and play my dad's 59 Les Paul all day long and listen to Johnny's music. Johnny was a major influence on Alan and in fact they ended up recording together. I think Johnny is the most underrated rock/blues player of all time. i can't remember how many times I saw him live and especially in the 70's when he was on the front page of Hit Parade magazine and was pop star of the month !!! Those were the best times my friends !!!! Smoking a big fat one, a few beers and Johnny Winter playing on the 8 track !!! RIP Johnny and a special thanks to Edgar who is another legend who produced some of the best music you will ever hear. Two legends from Texas and we are so proud to have been involved in music at that awesome time. Thank you Johnny and Edgar !!!
Fantastic interview! Both brothers talents have been inspiring.🎵 Being eclectic is da bomb…. I love some of it all. Though my main playing style is blues and rock, I did original country w/blues twist for about 10 yrs. I just like to play whatever genre moves and inspires me. It’s a big candy store, why just pick one? ✨🎵😎👍🎵✨
Everything Edgar says here hits it on point. Especially from 12:58 on, where he says exactly what it's all about. That's how you become a round-up musician. Especially among Heavy Metal fans lasts the attitude: once metal, always metal... I mean, come on! I love how he speaks of his elder brother, pointing out, that Johnny is his great hero. That's it, folks! I love it!
I got to watch Johnny play at the Cain's Ball room in Tulsa. When he was playing his leads and walking across the edge of the stage about 5 feet from me. I've never seen a guitarist that got so much joy out of playing in front of his fans!
Edgar was and still is a favorite of mine and it is so awesome to see him being so humble. I respect this so much. His repect for others is something the world is missing today. I hope he knows he is loved and repected the same way he loves and respects others. To me, he is everything he intended to be.
What an Amazing, Interesting, Informative and Inclusive Interview! This is Pure Treasure coming from a Musical Icon. I want to express my deep and heartfelt appreciation, for all the Musical Treasure, Edgar and Johnny have given us. I also want Edgar to know how much we love and admire him and his music. What a Great Musical Genius and unselfish sharer of his great talent. When I share the old video of you and Johnny playing Tobacco Road, it totally blows people away, even to this day! I was born in 1962, in Charlotte, NC. I've lived in Raleigh and now Clayton, so, I know all about Tobacco Road, in Durham, NC. Well, every time I watch that video and the others of that same performance, I thank God, that all got recorded on video! What a Miracle! God bless you and your family, Edgar.
Johnny was always one of my favorite guitarists,and Edgar on keyboards. Love them both, miss Johnny a lot, met him just before he passed away,it was a thrill of my life to meet my idol.🌹🎼🥰👏👍
Wow. I never saw Edgar in an interview before. I'm 65 yo. What a well down-to-earth man he is. So glad to see this. Thanks for the post.
I literally bought a house because of Frankenstein lol. The builder put hi-def speakers in the ceiling (1972) and he demonstrated them with that song and it blew me away! We laid down on the carpeted floor and listened to it full blast and we decided that was the house for us! Still one of my favorites. Love all your work & Johnny's. Thanks and congrats on the award!
One Sunday morning as we pulled into our driveway after church, Frankenstein came on the AM radio. My whole family got out & I said 'leave the key in the accessory position, I want to hear this song'.
The old Caddy didn't even have a stereo radio, but I closed my eyes and felt like I was flying!
More like high-deaf, no? 😊😊😊
He just won a Grammy for the album!!!!!!!!! Yay!!!!!!
Johnny was by far the most underrated blues man out there and that is with all his awards. He was still bigger, better and authentic string man in the game period. Lead that Blues band in the sky Johnny
thanks for this interview, I am a 64 year old Johnny Winter fan from Buenos Aires and I have been enjoying his music for over 50 years , this expanded and candid video by Edgar has warmed my heart , spotaneous and full of love , Long live the blues
LEGENDS! EDGAR & brother JOHNNY WINTER! All Hail ROCK & ROLL!
Funny to hear Edgar describing himself as an introvert
What a splendid musician, and what a fine human being.
My first concert was Edgar Winter in 72!!! It was great, made a huge impression on me !!!
Mine was as well. MSG & Suzi Quatro opened
What a sweet, humble human being!
What a wonderful interview with the legendary Edgar Winter. Edgar loved his brother Johnny and its really awesome for us fans to hear first hand stories from Edgar that show the close relationship they had and also the different interest in styles of music they played and enjoyed. Edgar really opens his heart here and we all benefit from this album (thanks Monique) as many of our (fans) favorite tunes are on this tribute album. The guest lineup is legendary and are all good friends of Edgars and more importantly they all loved and appreciated Johnny's music and impact on music history! I personally have seen Johnny play live 15-20 times from Texas to Florida. He is in fact the original and best Texas guitar slinger!
I had white trash albums 50 years ago but Johnny was mind blowing, they played well together, the best blues from Texas, never got to see either live here in Australia, such a buzz Still alive and well
Edgar is a total class act. I have only seen him once. Johnny? 9 times.
I love Edgar and Johnny Winter, I saw Johnny Winter at Mississippi Nights in St Louis one time. OMG what a guitarist! 🙂
I want to thank Edgar for sharing his talent, music and the story of brother Johnny, who just happens to be one of my favorite guitar players and showman.
I did have the opportunity, in the early 70's at the San Diego Sports Arena, to see Johnny and Edgar play together. Rick Derringer was lead guitar for Edgar's group. Possibly my favorite concert of all time.
ROCK AND ROLL FOREVER.
I can still remember you still playing when the lights were turned on ,keil auditorium Saint Louis You were great,God Bless
The new album “brother johnny” is amazing - buy it!!!! ☮️💟
Pretty Stranger
Just saw that the album won a Grammy ❤- but wasn’t even aware of its existence. Came upon this interview while searching about the album- what a humble, gracious gentleman! I grew up listening to both Johnny and Edgar so this is such a treat!
I met Edgar Winter and his wife Monique in the late 80s in LA, CA. Excellent musician and a very nice person.
Wonderful interview! I've listened to Edgar and Johnny for 50 years and had never heard him speak.
first time hearing Edgar speak. He's darling. His horn work, etc. is perfection.
Wow! He is just a normal awesome person!!! I have seen him play and his brother Johnny too. Some of the greatest musicians I have ever had the pleasure to watch play.
This video means so much to me OMG 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼thank you so much , growing up in Brazil I was a little kid that loved the blues , when my principal said to me “ I’ve heard you love the blues , well you’ve got listen to this Albino Cowboy from Texas his name is Jonny Winter “ he gave several BASF tapes with all the Johnny Winter albums on and Winter 88 was my most favourite, I heard those tapes over and over OMG in my stereo and in my Walkman , and I tell you this , in my opinion Johnny and Edgar Winter are the best musicians that ever lived , Johnny and Edgar Winter doing Tobacco road to me is the ultimate session of absolutely gifted musicians, I cannot believe that the same home had Johnny and Edgar winter ! My eyes an my ears was in total orgasmic delight watching and listening to Edgar telling about his brother Johnny ! All the best from South Australia 🇦🇺
Great discussion. Edgar seems like such a thoughtful, humble person.
I'm so glad he is still with us!
EDIT: BTW I think they (The Winter Brothers) were responsible for some of the greatest music and top shelf innovators. Thank you.
Peace and Love goes out to Edgar Winter.
Love the Winter Bros. so so much....soooo sooo much talent, feeling, knowledge, love, craft, power, dedication...unbelievable GREAT!!
It's so nice to see Edgar looking and sounding so healthy. Way to go!!!!
I'm buying the vinyl right now. Both Johnny and Edgar are National treasures and vituoso musicians. RIP Johnny Winter you will always make people happy with your music. Edgar, Frankenstein is my all-time favorite instrumental to this day. I was 12 when you recorded it. Still blows my mind, my brother. Just listened to it again today. Never stop making music. We love you.
Great interview! Thanx for posting!!
GREAT interview...thank YOU!!
What a beautiful interview with Edgar Winters and talking about Dan Hartman great basis Rick Derringer. What a awesome rock band that was man we went to go see you guys in San Diego I remember that Edgar God bless your heart ❤️
This video has warmed my heart, man. Seeing one of my all time heroes talk about his brother (another of my heroes) really touched me. Sorry to be so mushy, but I have loved these guys work for almost my whole life. I love hearing their stories.
Hey, hey Edgar! You played for my little syndicate of promoters, as did Johnny, in Windsor, London, and Thunder Bay Ontario many times! I’ll never forget you playing Frankenstein on our festival stage in London, as a big thunderstorm began coming in from behind the stage! What a visual! We had to shut down after Frankenstein was over to keep things “safe” but that show is burned into my brain - happened around 2002-3! You and I ran around town to find a suitable keyboard stand for you as we had not paid attention to your rider requirements of having a specific separation distance between the upper and lower levels based on your eyesight restrictions!
Ahhh…..one of my fav music biz memories!
Peace
Bless you Edgar, you're one of a kind. Johnny is one of my favorites of all time.
P.S. I still play your "Entrance" album regularly. Love it!
What a cool genuine guy, had the pleasure of netting him in the early 70s. He put on a killer show with guitarist Ronnie Montrose.
Love the tribute to Johnny🎸
Edgar was always loyal to his brother even when Johnny was screwing up his life with drugs. They must have been pretty tight as brothers because they played together all through out their careers.
when we where kids we stayed up all night to see Johny on the German Rockpallast show blew us away loved him ever since
What a FABULOUS interview!,
Thank You!!
God Bless You , l saw you a hundred years ago at keil in Saint Louis , You were the only band that kept playing when the lights came on ,it was great!!;
Tommy Shannon, Johnny's bassist on his self-titled, '69 debut, (later, as SRV's bassist in Double Trouble)...insisted BOTH Johnny & Edgar, are geniuses, both musically & intellectually. I once met an insider who claimed Edgar & his wife are into cats, Johnny...ghosts.
👍Edgar's analysis of Johnny's relentless ability to improvise & extended soloing; the Blues Trane 🚂
Edgar's love for Johnny really shines through during this interview, just wonderful ❤ Brother Johnny is a masterpiece
Thank you for this fantastic and illuminating interview! I saw Johnny at the Fillmore East and years later my band had the honor of opening for him at New York’s Bottom Line. Both Winter brothers are amazing, and hearing Edgar’s eloquent telling of their story is a blessing.
Edgar was one of my favs as a teenager ..saw johnny play in Sudbury ont 1974 my first concerned
I bought the cd. It gets played in my car everyday and is great. Thanks to Edgar and all the rest for creating this masterpiece. And thanks to Johnny
I was lucky enough to get to see both Winter brothers. Johnny was at. a music festival in Chattanooga and Edgar was 2001 in Atlanta with Ringo Starr. I have always been a fan of both. Thanks for the cool interview. His mention of Dan Hartman was awesome, his musicality on They Only Come Out At Night was spectacular . Johnny was my favorite guitar player, I still have a couple albums of his. Gonna get this one of Edgar. Thanks again for the cool interview 😎
As Edgar says, so much love on thos project... of Johnny, his music and the shared joy of music-making. Such a gift... and great tribute to a totally one of a kind, master musician. Thank you.
Saw Johnny in 1999
Would love to see Edgar
WOW!! GREAT INTERVIEW!! Thanks so much!! Johnny's greatest expression "I HUNGRY LETS DO THIS F,,,er" Rick Derringer was the backbone for the brothers!!
Love you and your brother greatest gatar player ever I love Johnny miss him
Johnny and Edger have been some of my top artist dating to the early 70s, I had several of their records including "They Only Come out At Night" Edger Winter and one my favorite Johnny Winter albums was "Second Winter" where the guitar work on this album was extraordinary. RIP Johnny.
Edgar is right, he was quiet , I didn’t know he existed till some time after I discovered John as a matter of fact , I first thought Frankenstein was John’s song and that’s how I discovered Edgar , didn’t know he existed lol
What a dear person,love you,and your music Edgar 🤗
I'm so grateful I was raised in SF in the 60-70s. The Music. The Venues. The Everything about that time🎉 Thank you for being part of my journey ❤❤❤❤
Loved this very informative post !
Thanks Edgar for Brother Johnny
creation *****
I am 70 .when I was 16 a friend and I were hitch hiking to a cabin in ct. to camp for weekend.a hippie school bus picked us up and invited us to go to a concert in Spfld.Mass.edgar winter group was playing .in an old movie theatre with no seats.It was one of my first rock concerts.what a great show.i recall the lead singer was a blind guy dont know who he was tho
you make my heart cry. I loved Johnny as my guitar idol, than I heard Edgar on Roadworks and Tobacco Road and some of his modern funky songs and ever since they are THE Winters.
Johnny was passionate...we love Edgar too
Saw Johnny, many times when he came to England and loved both brothers. Johnny had the edge, but Edgar was brilliant 👏
Absolutely, Johnny is one of the best! So are you Edgar! Grew up loving you guys! Great interview!
His 1975 solo album, "Jasmine Nightdreams" is definitely his most underrated album ever recorded. So much better than anything else. "Tell Me In A Whisper" is absolutely beautiful and should've been a huge hit. Love you, Edgar!!!
@@robertlawrence1146 Hell yeah! We're probably the only 2 people to make such a comment. That album cover used to freak me out as a kid growing up in the 80's and listening to that album on my Fisher Price record player. My dad had a huge collection of vinyl...lot of obscure 60's and 70's rock, progressive, psych and jazz albums. I am grateful to have had such a wonderful dad in this lifetime. Cheers, brother!
"Jasmine Nightdreams " and Johnny's "John Dawson the 3rd" both came out '75 and are the best music of the Era. IMO.
I'm glad someone finally brings up Jasmine Nightdreams, That album is Edgar's strongest in my opinion. The album is the perfect blend of melodic, funky & rock songs. Tell me in a whisper us a masterpiece but the 3 song finale is absolutely incredible, esp "Sky Train (one of Edgar's most hypnotic and eccentric songs)
Over the past year I've had a somewhat obsession with the album!
Seen Johnny and Edgar together what a show,one of my favorite all time concerts, LOVE THE WINTER BROTHERS ,GREAT TALENT
I'm so glad I had a chance to see Johnny ONCE ( sadly only once! ) a couple years before his passing.
Wow! Edgar, you seem like a real down-to-earth kind person. I really enjoyed the full interview. Blessing to you.
I agree, your brother was always in my top bunch, your bell still rings clear. Memories of those I knew then.
Congrats on the Grammy last night for Brother Johnny. I had the pleasure of playing drums for James Cotton who won a Granny for Best Blus Duo with Johnny Winter in 1971. What a great gig here in Austin, Texas before James' death.
What a fantastic interview. Edgar is a humble Man- one of greatest all time multi instrumentalist’s. Great tribute to His Brother the Great Johnny Winter. Johnny is in the top 10 Blues guitarists of his generation. ❤️RIP Johnny. Thanks for sharing your love for your Brother 🇺🇸
Gorgeous, holographic homage to his brother & collective legacy‼️
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Both of these brothers were influential to me in my formative years. I got the White Trash album the day it landed in our town. Johnny Winter And live was a staple on my turntable. Keep Playin' That Rock 'n' Roll!
Johnny and Edgar...
TITANS!!
🙏👏🙏👏🙏👏
What a tribute to his brother. Grew up listening to both of these brothers.
Thank you!
Great interview of an amazing artist and someone who seems like a genuinely good guy. I love the two of them and fortunately got to see them both. Thanks.
Thanks for sharing this I love Edgar Winter and this was a treat to watch
I sure do wish Edgar would have allowed Floyd Radford to play on his tribute album. When Floyd and Johnny played together on Sweet Papa John on the Captured Live album that was one of the best dueling guitars I’ve ever heard. R.I.P. Johnny! ❤️😢✌️😎
Love that stuff
Love Ya Edgar, 50 sum years... Thank You. Your Brother was one of the Best Blues Players of all Time... Johnny... Be Good...!
43 years I have been listening and enjoying this mans music. To the point where i know him, ewery note he has sung or played. Bless him, people like Edgar certainly make the world interesting and magnificent. Im 59 listening to him since I was 16 blown away by Tobacco road live with White trash Roadwork album. I have heard some amasing performances but never anything that tops that. I will listen to Edgar Winter for the rest of my days.
Dear Edgar, I saw you this past June w/Ringo, thanks! I was fortunate to see your Brother at the Woodstock Reunion, and at the Dylan Tribute at the Garden, NYC. Hey 61, your Brother was truly Electricity and Excitement and his vocals were like you described , thanks Man❣️🎶🌎✌️😎
Submission accomplished‼️
Thank you, Edgar.
I've always been in awe and a fan of Johnny and Edgar Winter. I am still stunned and in love with the Edgar album nobody talks about, Entrance, amazing!
My very first concert was Edgar Winter. Probably 1973, at the Waterbury CT Palace Theater.
Johnny was mine at the Waterbury Palace Theater 1975
@@MrNEEGALL that's really cool!
and we all had a real good time thank you Johnny and Edgar I used to jam with Chuck Blackwell when I first moved back to Tulsa he was old and I was done with California he taught me about you guys more than 15 minutes then I learned in 40 Years of struggling in rock and roll man the feeling is the best hard message to convey
I remember as a kid watching him on Midnight Special or Rock Concert on weekend nights. Didnt learn about his brother, the great Johnny WInter til several years later.
Check out Johnny on the Midnight Special from 1973. It’s wild! Rock and Roll 🎸 🎸✌️
Just did. Awesome. Good times. @@michaelbirke6050
I was 14 in 72 and rockin my ass off to the Winters boys. White Trash Live ... I wore that vinyl OUT! Saints and Sinners melted my turn table. Long Live!
17 minute Tobacco Road live. Man, what memories.
We all cut our rock and blues teeth on Edgar and Johnny Winter back home in Mississippi. Sounds like a great album, with an awesome line up of great players! Thanks for all the music, Edgar, you & Johnny. We miss Johnny, too, brother.✌️Lord bless yall. ☝️
I love this interview. I grew with another awesome musician Alan Haynes from Houston. We would skip high school and play my dad's 59 Les Paul all day long and listen to Johnny's music. Johnny was a major influence on Alan and in fact they ended up recording together. I think Johnny is the most underrated rock/blues player of all time. i can't remember how many times I saw him live and especially in the 70's when he was on the front page of Hit Parade magazine and was pop star of the month !!! Those were the best times my friends !!!! Smoking a big fat one, a few beers and Johnny Winter playing on the 8 track !!! RIP Johnny and a special thanks to Edgar who is another legend who produced some of the best music you will ever hear. Two legends from Texas and we are so proud to have been involved in music at that awesome time. Thank you Johnny and Edgar !!!
Edgar is cool. So great to see that he is still making fine music after all these years!
Frankenstein was my first record on 45. Its tattooed on my dna. Great unteview with a great man. Thanks!!!
Thank you, Edgar. Best wishes, Pam's brother
Wow, love you Ed and really miss J.
Fantastic interview!
Both brothers talents have been inspiring.🎵
Being eclectic is da bomb…. I love some of it all.
Though my main playing style is blues and rock, I did original country w/blues twist for about 10 yrs. I just like to play whatever genre moves and inspires me.
It’s a big candy store, why just pick one?
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Edgar still misses Johnny. He always will.
Everything Edgar says here hits it on point. Especially from 12:58 on, where he says exactly what it's all about. That's how you become a round-up musician. Especially among Heavy Metal fans lasts the attitude: once metal, always metal... I mean, come on! I love how he speaks of his elder brother, pointing out, that Johnny is his great hero. That's it, folks! I love it!
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Great interview revealed the multi generational talent 👏
I got to watch Johnny play at the Cain's Ball room in Tulsa.
When he was playing his leads and walking across the edge of the stage about 5 feet from me.
I've never seen a guitarist that got so much joy out of playing in front of his fans!
Edgar was and still is a favorite of mine and it is so awesome to see him being so humble. I respect this so much. His repect for others is something the world is missing today. I hope he knows he is loved and repected the same way he loves and respects others. To me, he is everything he intended to be.
What an Amazing, Interesting, Informative and Inclusive Interview! This is Pure Treasure coming from a Musical Icon. I want to express my deep and heartfelt appreciation, for all the Musical Treasure, Edgar and Johnny have given us. I also want Edgar to know how much we love and admire him and his music. What a Great Musical Genius and unselfish sharer of his great talent. When I share the old video of you and Johnny playing Tobacco Road, it totally blows people away, even to this day! I was born in 1962, in Charlotte, NC. I've lived in Raleigh and now Clayton, so, I know all about Tobacco Road, in Durham, NC. Well, every time I watch that video and the others of that same performance, I thank God, that all got recorded on video! What a Miracle! God bless you and your family, Edgar.
Johnny was always one of my favorite guitarists,and Edgar on keyboards. Love them both, miss Johnny a lot, met him just before he passed away,it was a thrill of my life to meet my idol.🌹🎼🥰👏👍
Loved this interview with Edgar, learned so much about music from these two fine musicians/performers.
I love him so much, Johnny too
They only come out at night is one one of greatest albums I've ever heard an iconic masterpiece to be sure