If you like this you MUST watch Edgar and his brother Johnny do the song Tobbaco Road. Trust me, you won’t regret it. This song Frankenstein is an instrumental but in Tobacco Road, Edgar sings and that is the part that’ll open your eyes.
I don't know about that. At last year's Albinopalooza there were hundreds of talented albino performers during the nighttime acts, although not so many during the day. The Three Little Pigments were awesome.
The so often neglected concept, is that the drummer is totally playing off of whatever Edgar is going, and in a split second is able to to create a harmony between them, no matter how off the rails Edgar went. To watch an entire concert of Charles Ruff, create and carry the band was glorious. He never got the recognition he deserved which was a shame RIP Charles.
This music blew my mind mind in 1972. It was only recently that I saw this live video and realized that Edgar was playing more instruments than just the keyboards and analog synthesizer. Mind doubly blown. That’s Rick Derringer on guitar. He had a solo career after this. Check out ROCK AND ROLL HOOCHIKOO.
Footnote: Edgar and Johnny Winter were both legally blind due to being born with albinism. Incredibly talent and a drive for experimentation. So glad you enjoyed the video.
Dude I am so glad you guys checked out the Winter brothers. Those dudes are the epitome of "your favorite artists favorite artist", so many important bands and musicians have said throughout their careers that it was the Winter Brothers who influenced their sound and motivated them to start their bands
Had that Frankenstein Album when it was released in the early 70s. Off the chain! Edgar and his brother Johnny are legends in the music world... RIP Johnny Winter!💯💯✌️👍
The guitar player in white is Rick Derringer who had an early hit "Hang on Sloopy" and later followed up with "Rock and Roll Hootchie Coo" He is a monster on guitar and is on many other peoples tracks over the years. He can play! The bass player is Dan Hartman who also had a couple hits "I can dream about you." The caliber of players who back Edgar says much about his vast talent. He is still touring with Ringo Starr's All Star Band and still playing like this. Amazing.
The song on the actual album, the guitarist was Ronnie Montrose. He played on the Frankenstein album, They Only Come Out At Night. Ronnie left and formed his own band Montrose, which introduced Sammy Hagar to the world. Edgar and his late brother Johnny were both albino, so they had to stay indoors most of their growing up years. They both learned music and playing instruments. Johnny became one of the great bluesmen and a wizard with a guitar.
Saw Eggar Winter play this past year on Ringo Starr's tour. Edgar can still play that like he did 50 years ago. Loved when this played in clubs back in the day!
edger was not on stage in the beacon show with ringo last year . covid and his keyboard was set up sad to see a empty keyboard was sad but we got a few new soongs that night
@@dennispitkofsky6026 Edgar was on stage for the Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion show. He was magnificent for Frankenstein but also sounded good playing the saxophone for many songs. I waited three years for the postponed show because of COVID but was very happy to see it.
The guitarist is Rick Derringer. He's a MONSTER player. Played with Edgar's brother Johnny. Y'all gotsta check out MASTER BLUES ROCK guitarist Johnny Winter.
I saw Edgar about 1980, and when he started Frankenstein, within the first 16 bars or so, he blew up the synth, and thank god pro musicians carry back up sh*t because he put on an awesome show for the hour wait we had to endure. These were the days that the synthesizer had to be programmed before you could use it. The Winter Family is as Badass as Badass can be when it comes to music. Edgar's brother Johnny died on the road in Switzerland 2 days after his last performance at the Cahors Blues Fest in France. These brothers are as musician as musician can get. I can only wish and pray that I could entertain people to the extent they have. You want to talk about 'white' boys, they are albino. If you notice on the video, even Edgar's hair is white. When they play outdoors they have to be totally blocked from the sun. They are about the few white guys that can seriously play blues. Johnny actually produced Muddy Waters before he passed away. I fully encourage you guys to do a deep dive into not only Edgar but Johnny Winter.
Standing in an outdoor stadium, watching this song being performed live, was a highlight for me in 1973. That energy displayed in front of thousands , was truly electrifying and extremely contagious. Everyone in the crowd knew the song from the radio or the actual album and the band did not disappoint. One of my favorite concerts that year.
Love this song, and the fact y’all are diving in deep to different time periods and genres is awesome. Edgar Winter was a bad man! I don’t know if you’ve already listened to them but next, it would be great if you listened to some Wet Willie, a fabulous southern rock band we all frequently saw. They were signed to our hometown label, Capricorn Records, along with the Allman Brothers Band, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Marshall Tucker, and so many more. Macon, GA was a hotbed of music and we were blessed to see it all live. Jimmy Hall is the incredible lead singer. Grits Ain’t Groceries, Everything That You Do, Keep On Smiling are just a few of their great gifts to the world. If you want an amazing Allman Brothers song, do Whipping Post Live At Fillmore East. Epic! Thanks so much for all the enjoyment and interesting discussions.
Thanks for sharing guys, I just saw Edgar play Frankenstein last year with Ringo Starr and his All Star band still rocking it at 75! Love your videos and all the different topics. 🎉
Greetings from New Mexico, we are big fans of your channel. Stay blessed and continue to be great. Next reaction has to be Tobacco Road. You will be blown away.
The title "Frankenstein" refers to the fact that they had to do massive editing and splicing (parts spliced together like Frankenstein) to get something short enough for the final album version. Also, this was a pioneering song in that it was the first major hit to feature the synthesizer. Synthesizers were only a couple years old at the time. There were a few synthesizer tunes prior to this, but this was the first one done by someone who was first and foremost a musician, rather than an electronics nerd.
50+ year old song, first time seeing that live version, thanks for sharing guys....love seeing you guys enjoy what I have for all these long years, keep it up!
I don’t know why, but I started crying watching you fellas discover, Edgar Winter. You all were movin to that music because you knew, no you felt the pure talent go through you like electricity. So watching you watch that band made me feel it with you. Just like the first time I heard it with my friends back in the 70s. I’m 65 now but while that song was playing I felt like a teenager again, rocking it with my friends, so thanks for that. Love you my brothers. Matt.
Thank-you dudes! I waited a month for you to check this out. I had recommended it after seeing your reaction to Focus’ “Hocus Pocus”. So, if I’m 1 for 1, how about you check out Grand Funk Railroad’s “Inside Looking Out” live from 1969. Another 3 piece band that will amaze you
So glad to see you enjoy these wonderful musicians. The young guitarist in white is none other than Rick Derringer, maybe best known for his hit single "Rock and Roll, Hoochie Koo".
I went to see them in concert with my dad and all my brothers. John Kay and Steppenwolf were there as well. Great music and great times. Thanks for your reactions while watching. It was fun watching.
Edgar Winter is the blond on the keyboards, sacks, drums. HIs brother is also a musician - Johnny Winters. Rick Derringer is the guitarist wearing the white. You should listen to his song" Rock and Roll, Hootchie Koo"
It's a phenomenal song. Edgar pieced it together from multiple pieces of work in progress songs. They absolutely k illed it. Music gets many of musicians high - never assume passion for music means that people are on drugs or drugged out. I play seven instruments and I don't do drugs. The music takes hold of you. Edgar is an a lbino human - he has super light s kin and super blonde hair. I think there's something about his eyes too. He's an incredibly talented musician and his whole band were top notch. You can see why his band is named after him - LOL. Nice reaction
So much fun watching you young guys enjoy the music I grew up with. I know you guys like some down home blues so check out Edgar's brother Johnny. You will not be disappointed
This is a great one. Lots and lots of talent. Still would like you to see Deep Purple's Child in Time Live 1970. Each one of the band went on to be listed as 'one of the greatest' in whatever instrument they were playing.
The bassist Dan Hartman wrote "Living In America" for James Brown, he also has a jam out there "I Can Dream About You". The guitarist is Rick Derringer who has a big hit "Rock And Roll Hoochie Koo" he was also in the group the McCoys with a few old hits. Saw this live circa 1974...
True commentary on the late great Jimi Hendrix. He was asked how he felt about being touted as the greatest Rock and Roll guitarist ever? Jimi's response was , I don't know, maybe you should ask Edger Winter that question? The Winter brothers both Edgar and his brother grew up with parents who were very musical, they both were experts on several instruments.
The first time I heard this was at the county fair. I was in Jr. High. I am so blessed to grow up with this music, I am so happy that you young men are appreciating it!
I remember listening to this song on my car radio back in the day on WLS had a rag top and the speaker in the back had reverb. Ah yes some good times and good music.
The 70s. Psychedelic rock. This band tops the list!!! Lots of hallucinogens in the time. Wild stuff. By the way, not a wig, both he and his brother were born with albinism. Lack of color pigmentation.
Hey guys been a supporter and love your guys videos they always make me feel better when I’m feeling down as I go through a lot and for making me feel a lot more uprising going to the gym working out all you guys fr and I’m from Australia down here we have a rapper named wombat the song is called runaway you guys should enjoy our style hopefully ❤
Time to hit up Iron Butterfly - In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida if you're checking out Edger. This has always been one of my favorite instrumentals. Thrash Metal legends Overkill did a masterful cover back in the day. But back to my original statement: IRON BUTTERFLY - In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida! Please check it out.
BY THE WAY, the Bassist is Dan Hartman, and he went on to write and sing one of THE BEST DISCO ANTHEMS, featuring the amazing Loleatta Holloway; "RELIGHT MY FIRE VERTIGO MIX"; Please react to it; we disco diehards rarely ever get our music reacted to, and believe me, you guys are missing out! 🔥🔥🔥
Like everyone else posting here, advising that Tobacco Road is a must watch. I totally agree but you need to do it today, right after this! Not kidding...serious as a heart attack.
His older brother Johnny was really the bigger of the two..One of the best Blues, and slide guitarist of his day..Johnny, and Edgar (albinos) didn't go out much, as kids, and pretty much stuck to playing at home..You should read about how a 15 year old Johnny had the balls to go to a BB King show, and asked to sit in...Johnny was a monster guitarist.
And this was on the radio all the time. How cool is that!?! Radio playing just about anything back to back. You would here a pop Motown RnB single, The Eagles, Stevie Wonder, then something like this. Very great time for music. Lots of genres being mixed together as well.
Seen him live, was on the guard rail in the first row. Jones Beach, NY. Was so happy I got to see him. The sound in their mix I think was the clearest of the night. Solid band. 👍👍
I’ve always loved this song. Just the music alone is an acid trip. But watching you guys watch the video was a ride. You guys deserve every follower you have. That was a fun video. Please make more. 😂
Caught both live at the Agora in Cleveland, Ohio... front row 👆✌️🤟😎💥 Two of the best, Baddest, fon-kay est😮 bro das that ever played a note... Johnny did blues on guitar since the '60 Gen...big bro knew!!
Man!!! That was fun watching you guys see this for the first time. You had me grinning from ear to ear laughing so hard. I’ve loved Edgar winter and his brother Johnny for decades. Saw both of them play here in Winnipeg back in the 90’s.
One of the first songs that most reactors listen to is Steelheart "I'll Never Let You Go" You guys should try that one. The vocals will blow your mind.
I was younger than you all by far when Edgar and Johnny were exploring the power of Electronic. Glad you have taken the time to checkem out. That Guitar player did great in His own right. Look him up.
If you like this you MUST watch Edgar and his brother Johnny do the song Tobbaco Road. Trust me, you won’t regret it. This song Frankenstein is an instrumental but in Tobacco Road, Edgar sings and that is the part that’ll open your eyes.
UPVOTE THIS COMMENT. Tobacco Road is transcendent! Way underrated.
I requested it couple weeks ago, hope they get to it, they need more Fire Extinguishers for it though...
I agree tobacco road is amazing.
@@johngammon7891 Hahaha! You're most definitely right! That song is ripe with genius level stuff man.
Do Tobacco Road and brace yourselves.
Imagine how crazy this seemed when it came out...50 years ago.
Was RIGHT THERE with it❣️❣️❣️ My dog used to chase the sound, from speaker to speaker!
When music WAS REALLY MADE💗
Still JAM to this today, just the same as I did in HS in the VERY early '80's. Graduated in '83!!!!!
@@kencrowe1965 great music just takes you to special places in your soul ❤️
EXACTLY!!! I was 7 years old when this first came out and already a fan of music and when I heard THIS my mind was BLOWN!!!
I remember it like it was yesterday.
This man invented the keyboard strap, which eventually inspired the keytar. Man is a legend! Changed the Keyboardist game.
I heard him say he put the strap on the keyboard so he could move around onstage like a guitarist instead of having to stand in one place.
@@j.woodbury412 he is definitely playing the keyboard with the attitude of a lead guitarist.
@@viviennedunbar3374 Yes, he definitely is.
He is active in starting dj’s I would say ….they had to be inspired by the way he plays the keyboard and amplifier with the knobs and volumes ..
Edgar and Johnny are the two of the hottest 'Albino" musicians to ever grace the stage...This one is classic guys...Thanks
I don't know about that. At last year's Albinopalooza there were hundreds of talented albino performers during the nighttime acts, although not so many during the day. The Three Little Pigments were awesome.
@@TheTussman Excellent
Classic for sure.
Can't forget the lead singer from Gemini Syndrome.
@@TheTussman I don't know if they've really achieved the eminence of what Edgar and Johnny have though.
Edgar Winter won a Grammy this year…dude is a rare talent
@@text-vc5GIFT is a SCAMMER
The Frankenstein monster was made up of many parts just like this song. A true classic.
The so often neglected concept, is that the drummer is totally playing off of whatever Edgar is going, and in a split second is able to to create a harmony between them, no matter how off the rails Edgar went. To watch an entire concert of Charles Ruff, create and carry the band was glorious. He never got the recognition he deserved which was a shame RIP Charles.
He was incredibly beautiful too!
This music blew my mind mind in 1972. It was only recently that I saw this live video and realized that Edgar was playing more instruments than just the keyboards and analog synthesizer. Mind doubly blown.
That’s Rick Derringer on guitar. He had a solo career after this. Check out ROCK AND ROLL HOOCHIKOO.
That's not Rick Derringer, that's Ronney Montrose. Rick did help edit/compose.
@@johndee9719 Ronnie left the band at this point. That's definitely Rick in the video.
Right. And live, too.
@@johndee9719 That's Derringer. When this was recorded, Montrose has left and his band's debut album had already been released.
Footnote: Edgar and Johnny Winter were both legally blind due to being born with albinism. Incredibly talent and a drive for experimentation. So glad you enjoyed the video.
Rick Derringer is the guitar player, he went on & had the hit “rock n roll hoochie koo”. Great riff like this one.
My first concert in 1979 - Derringer and Southside Johnny at the Capital Centre in Wash DC.
@@SusansRoadLessTraveled Southside Johnny was awesome too. I think they used to gig a lot with the J. Giles Band.
Dude I am so glad you guys checked out the Winter brothers. Those dudes are the epitome of "your favorite artists favorite artist", so many important bands and musicians have said throughout their careers that it was the Winter Brothers who influenced their sound and motivated them to start their bands
Hey, um, any idea where the keyboard stand is?
Nah bruv. I have a drill and a spare guitar strap tho.
The studio version of this song is also fire!
YES!!!
I prefer the studio version but this live version is a must watch.
You guys HAVE to do "Tobacco Road" next! That song will blow your head off! [You get to hear Edgar sing, and he's got so much soul...]
Had that Frankenstein Album when it was released in the early 70s. Off the chain! Edgar and his brother Johnny are legends in the music world... RIP Johnny Winter!💯💯✌️👍
The guitar player in white is Rick Derringer who had an early hit "Hang on Sloopy" and later followed up with "Rock and Roll Hootchie Coo" He is a monster on guitar and is on many other peoples tracks over the years. He can play! The bass player is Dan Hartman who also had a couple hits "I can dream about you." The caliber of players who back Edgar says much about his vast talent. He is still touring with Ringo Starr's All Star Band and still playing like this. Amazing.
Dan also wrote 'Instant Replay' -- there wasn't a genre he couldn't handle.
The song on the actual album, the guitarist was Ronnie Montrose. He played on the Frankenstein album, They Only Come Out At Night. Ronnie left and formed his own band Montrose, which introduced Sammy Hagar to the world. Edgar and his late brother Johnny were both albino, so they had to stay indoors most of their growing up years. They both learned music and playing instruments. Johnny became one of the great bluesmen and a wizard with a guitar.
LOL The McCoy's! From the town I grew up in. Nice post!
@@johntoland4720 Great days indeed!
I always loved this song when it came on the radio. The fact that he's doing this live is crazy!
A MONSTER of a song!!!!🎸🎸🎺🎻🎷🎷🎷🎵🎶🎵🎶
Saw Eggar Winter play this past year on Ringo Starr's tour. Edgar can still play that like he did 50 years ago. Loved when this played in clubs back in the day!
edger was not on stage in the beacon show with ringo last year . covid and his keyboard was set up sad to see a empty keyboard was sad but we got a few new soongs that night
@Pam I heard that…we used to see him playing smaller clubs in SoCal and it was something…
Yes! Saw him in St. Augustine. Sounded amazing.
@@dennispitkofsky6026 Edgar was on stage for the Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion show. He was magnificent for Frankenstein but also sounded good playing the saxophone for many songs. I waited three years for the postponed show because of COVID but was very happy to see it.
That's awesome! So glad to hear he's still touring ⭐️
I was lucky enough to see a concert in Wilmington, NC a few years ago, it was incredible!
The guitarist is Rick Derringer. He's a MONSTER player. Played with Edgar's brother Johnny. Y'all gotsta check out MASTER BLUES ROCK guitarist Johnny Winter.
Rick also played on the song Sloppy Hang On.
Also had a jit with Rock And Roll Hoochie Koo ua-cam.com/video/_YdBsF8sagQ/v-deo.html
I didn't know that! Rick! Thx.
@@CryssLuvsMuzik Same - i saw and said - is that Derringer?
He is from my hometown.
This was a huge hit in the 70's, you should also listen to the studio version, good selection.
This was on heavy rotation with the radio stations when it came out. An instrumental. Rarely happens. I have the 45 😊
I saw Edgar about 1980, and when he started Frankenstein, within the first 16 bars or so, he blew up the synth, and thank god pro musicians carry back up sh*t because he put on an awesome show for the hour wait we had to endure. These were the days that the synthesizer had to be programmed before you could use it.
The Winter Family is as Badass as Badass can be when it comes to music. Edgar's brother Johnny died on the road in Switzerland 2 days after his last performance at the Cahors Blues Fest in France. These brothers are as musician as musician can get. I can only wish and pray that I could entertain people to the extent they have. You want to talk about 'white' boys, they are albino. If you notice on the video, even Edgar's hair is white. When they play outdoors they have to be totally blocked from the sun. They are about the few white guys that can seriously play blues. Johnny actually produced Muddy Waters before he passed away.
I fully encourage you guys to do a deep dive into not only Edgar but Johnny Winter.
saw Johnny live at beautiful ski mountain resort outdoors in Vt 4th July with the Band and a few more great musicians.
Well said...
Standing in an outdoor stadium, watching this song being performed live, was a highlight for me in 1973. That energy displayed in front of thousands ,
was truly electrifying and extremely contagious. Everyone in the crowd knew the song from the radio or the actual album and the band did not disappoint. One of my favorite concerts that year.
Love this song, and the fact y’all are diving in deep to different time periods and genres is awesome. Edgar Winter was a bad man! I don’t know if you’ve already listened to them but next, it would be great if you listened to some Wet Willie, a fabulous southern rock band we all frequently saw. They were signed to our hometown label, Capricorn Records, along with the Allman Brothers Band, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Marshall Tucker, and so many more. Macon, GA was a hotbed of music and we were blessed to see it all live. Jimmy Hall is the incredible lead singer. Grits Ain’t Groceries, Everything That You Do, Keep On Smiling are just a few of their great gifts to the world. If you want an amazing Allman Brothers song, do Whipping Post Live At Fillmore East. Epic! Thanks so much for all the enjoyment and interesting discussions.
Thanks for sharing guys, I just saw Edgar play Frankenstein last year with Ringo Starr and his All Star band still rocking it at 75! Love your videos and all the different topics. 🎉
Greetings from New Mexico, we are big fans of your channel. Stay blessed and continue to be great. Next reaction has to be Tobacco Road. You will be blown away.
Beaumont, Tx represent. My first concert in 1973 at 14 years old in Houston
The title "Frankenstein" refers to the fact that they had to do massive editing and splicing (parts spliced together like Frankenstein) to get something short enough for the final album version.
Also, this was a pioneering song in that it was the first major hit to feature the synthesizer. Synthesizers were only a couple years old at the time. There were a few synthesizer tunes prior to this, but this was the first one done by someone who was first and foremost a musician, rather than an electronics nerd.
50+ year old song, first time seeing that live version, thanks for sharing guys....love seeing you guys enjoy what I have for all these long years, keep it up!
Great reaction guys 🤘🏻
Thanks for giving the drummer props!!! Drummers are grossly under appreciated.....
I'm a little triggered by the guy who was making fun of the faces the drummer was making. That's what I look like when I'm putting on my mascara.🤣
This song is epic!!!
Please play Blue on Black by Kenny Wayne Sheppard!!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻 Its my 2nd fav song 🥰
I don’t know why, but I started crying watching you fellas discover, Edgar Winter. You all were movin to that music because you knew, no you felt the pure talent go through you like electricity. So watching you watch that band made me feel it with you. Just like the first time I heard it with my friends back in the 70s. I’m 65 now but while that song was playing I felt like a teenager again, rocking it with my friends, so thanks for that.
Love you my brothers. Matt.
Edgar Winter is a legend! Thanks guys!
You gotta do "Free Ride"
It's a 70's classic!
It's nice to see young folks finding pre-autotuned music and liking it.🤩
GREAT musicians come in EVERY COLOR of the rainbow!
Thank-you dudes! I waited a month for you to check this out. I had recommended it after seeing your reaction to Focus’ “Hocus Pocus”. So, if I’m 1 for 1, how about you check out Grand Funk Railroad’s “Inside Looking Out” live from 1969. Another 3 piece band that will amaze you
I believe Robin Trower played with Focus ...
So glad to see you enjoy these wonderful musicians. The young guitarist in white is none other than Rick Derringer, maybe best known for his hit single "Rock and Roll, Hoochie Koo".
I went to see them in concert with my dad and all my brothers. John Kay and Steppenwolf were there as well. Great music and great times. Thanks for your reactions while watching. It was fun watching.
I seen Edgar in my 20's!! he was a classic then!! What a great time!!!
Musical Phenom. Can't fake that kind of talent.
Edgar Winter is the blond on the keyboards, sacks, drums. HIs brother is also a musician - Johnny Winters. Rick Derringer is the guitarist wearing the white. You should listen to his song" Rock and Roll, Hootchie Koo"
It's a phenomenal song. Edgar pieced it together from multiple pieces of work in progress songs. They absolutely k illed it. Music gets many of musicians high - never assume passion for music means that people are on drugs or drugged out. I play seven instruments and I don't do drugs. The music takes hold of you. Edgar is an a lbino human - he has super light s kin and super blonde hair. I think there's something about his eyes too. He's an incredibly talented musician and his whole band were top notch. You can see why his band is named after him - LOL. Nice reaction
Super talented brothers Edgar and Johnny Winter! Tobacco Road is a must...
It's really cool that y'all read up on your subjects before you hear and see them.
Saw Edgar Winter in our little town when his band opened for Johnny Winter. Blew the roof off the place! Thanks for the reaction!
Edgar and Johnny were unbelievable musicians. They could play any instrument.
So much fun watching you young guys enjoy the music I grew up with.
I know you guys like some down home blues so check out Edgar's brother Johnny. You will not be disappointed
This is a great one. Lots and lots of talent. Still would like you to see Deep Purple's Child in Time Live 1970. Each one of the band went on to be listed as 'one of the greatest' in whatever instrument they were playing.
Big intros, big endings!!! Love it!!😍😍😍😍😍😍
Omg…I am SOOOO OLD! This was my first album as a child, 13, I Loved Edgar Winter!!❤❤❤. It was just a new sound for us❤
The bassist Dan Hartman wrote "Living In America" for James Brown, he also has a jam out there "I Can Dream About You". The guitarist is Rick Derringer who has a big hit "Rock And Roll Hoochie Koo" he was also in the group the McCoys with a few old hits. Saw this live circa 1974...
Dan Hartman also has a disco hit "Instant Replay"
Love to see you guys react to Santana. Good vid is their Soul Sacrifice song live at Woodstock 1969.
True commentary on the late great Jimi Hendrix. He was asked how he felt about being touted as the greatest Rock and Roll guitarist ever? Jimi's response was , I don't know, maybe you should ask Edger Winter that question? The Winter brothers both Edgar and his brother grew up with parents who were very musical, they both were experts on several instruments.
On Dick Cavett he answered, “ Terry Kath and Billy Gibbons”.
Apparently, Jimi said this about every musician based on reaction comments
The first time I heard this was at the county fair. I was in Jr. High. I am so blessed to grow up with this music, I am so happy that you young men are appreciating it!
I had so much fun watching you guys jam on this tune. You guys are real and it is fun watching you!
His brother Johnny Winter is an amazing blues guitarist
“Johnny ‘Was’ an amazing blues guitarist”. Sadly he died in 2014 in Switzerland. ✌🏻
This is a special flavor of music, not for everyone. I can only hope you've enjoyed it.
These 2 brothers were both on a different level. Who even knows how many instruments both could play!!
You guys listening to old school rock & roll. Brings me back to my old Army days jamming with my brothers in the field. 👍👍👍
Finally one of my picks‼️ NEXT….”Free Ride by Edgar Winters Band….Thanks guys❤
Glad to see you all watched this one ! Thumbs up !
Believe it or not, that song is still played on the radio today! Very often...
I remember listening to this song on my car radio back in the day on WLS had a rag top and the speaker in the back had reverb. Ah yes some good times and good music.
Hey guys I think you would totally dig 'Tobacco Road' with Edgar and Johnny Winter! another gem!
Cudos to whoever suggested this one.
Watching the reactions of those guys when seeing Edgar Winter for the first time was a hoot. Great video.
One of my favorite songs, and of Johnny Winters is his cover of Highway 61 revisited from the Bob Dylan 30th Anniversary Concert
This is the live version, the studio version is even tighter... Both clearly awesome.
The 70s. Psychedelic rock. This band tops the list!!! Lots of hallucinogens in the time. Wild stuff. By the way, not a wig, both he and his brother were born with albinism. Lack of color pigmentation.
Lots and lots of hallucinogens .
@@cherylbyrnes7120 Wtf
I appreciate this song so much more as I've gotten older. Love that rockin' bassline.
This took me all the way back to my senior year in high school... 1973!!!! Thanks!!
Also, keep in mind that the Moog Synthesizer was cutting-edge technology back then! The Techno-Music genre had not yet been born!
Edgar was using an ARP 2600.
Hey guys been a supporter and love your guys videos they always make me feel better when I’m feeling down as I go through a lot and for making me feel a lot more uprising going to the gym working out all you guys fr and I’m from Australia down here we have a rapper named wombat the song is called runaway you guys should enjoy our style hopefully ❤
I love watching you discover and enjoy the old music from my teen years. I may have to expand my own musical horizons.
One of the first songs produced in the now unknown Quadraphonic(surround) sound format.
Time to hit up Iron Butterfly - In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida if you're checking out Edger. This has always been one of my favorite instrumentals. Thrash Metal legends Overkill did a masterful cover back in the day.
But back to my original statement:
IRON BUTTERFLY - In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida! Please check it out.
Ever hear of Captain Beyond?
BY THE WAY, the Bassist is Dan Hartman, and he went on to write and sing one of THE BEST DISCO ANTHEMS, featuring the amazing Loleatta Holloway; "RELIGHT MY FIRE VERTIGO MIX"; Please react to it; we disco diehards rarely ever get our music reacted to, and believe me, you guys are missing out! 🔥🔥🔥
This music was part of my teenage years. Love watching you guys.
INSANE! So much talent
Listening to this now, all these years later, I'm wondering how much Edgar was influenced by Frank Zappa.
It makes you wonder, doesn't it? I didn't think of it until I saw your comment
@@ajruther67 IMO Edgar was not influenced by Frank ... he was his own inspiration.
But I understand why you could say that it wa Zappa influenced
Never let it be forgotten that Edgar's brother, Johnny, was a great bluesman who did s lot of excellent songs with the great Muddy Waters.
I've had that song stuck in my head for over 40 years.
Like everyone else posting here, advising that Tobacco Road is a must watch. I totally agree but you need to do it today, right after this! Not kidding...serious as a heart attack.
Great thanks for this guys! As a kid of the 70s I heard this blowing up the FM stations. It was fun watching you all dig it too👍😎
The 70's was an awesome time for musical experimentation .
His older brother Johnny was really the bigger of the two..One of the best Blues, and slide guitarist of his day..Johnny, and Edgar (albinos) didn't go out much, as kids, and pretty much stuck to playing at home..You should read about how a 15 year old Johnny had the balls to go to a BB King show, and asked to sit in...Johnny was a monster guitarist.
And this was on the radio all the time. How cool is that!?!
Radio playing just about anything back to back. You would here a pop Motown RnB single, The Eagles, Stevie Wonder, then something like this. Very great time for music. Lots of genres being mixed together as well.
Seen him live, was on the guard rail in the first row. Jones Beach, NY. Was so happy I got to see him. The sound in their mix I think was the clearest of the night. Solid band. 👍👍
You made my day!!! That is talent!!!
I’ve always loved this song. Just the music alone is an acid trip. But watching you guys watch the video was a ride. You guys deserve every follower you have. That was a fun video. Please make more. 😂
Caught both live at the Agora in Cleveland, Ohio... front row 👆✌️🤟😎💥 Two of the best, Baddest, fon-kay est😮 bro das that ever played a note... Johnny did blues on guitar since the '60 Gen...big bro knew!!
Man!!! That was fun watching you guys see this for the first time.
You had me grinning from ear to ear laughing so hard.
I’ve loved Edgar winter and his brother Johnny for decades.
Saw both of them play here in Winnipeg back in the 90’s.
And that's what kept me glued to the TV Friday night!
My dad used to blast this song on the drive up the Boulder Canyon when I was a kid. Some of my best memories as a kid
Love watching you guys crack me up Edgar rocks and so do you guys.
One of the first songs that most reactors listen to is Steelheart "I'll Never Let You Go" You guys should try that one. The vocals will blow your mind.
Edgar was literary through music recreating Frankenstein just like in the old movie! He was the mad Dr. Frankenstein!
I was younger than you all by far when Edgar and Johnny were exploring the power of Electronic. Glad you have taken the time to checkem out. That Guitar player did great in His own right. Look him up.
Edgar Winter, Warner Theater, Washington DC 1980. Da Bomb!