Free Ride - Edgar Winter Group | Father and Son Reaction!
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- Опубліковано 3 сер 2023
- Free Ride Edgar Winter Group Reaction
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Edgar Winter Group Reaction
Free Ride Reaction
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Not our song. Song belongs to The Edgar Winter Group
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Poll Thursday needed to become Friday for this week but we are so happy we were able to get out a video reaction for this AWESOME song! We hope everyone’s having a great weekend! Leave some Edgar Winter songs in the comments! 🙌🔥
Have a wonderful weekend too! 😊
Thanks Cheryl! 😃
What a great time,1972. FREE RIDE playing on the RADIO and THE BRADY BUNCH playing on our TVs. ✌️
Can't listen to this song without thinking of the movie Dazed and Confused which has the BEST soundtrack of any movie
This song is amazing!! Love the bass tone and the solo. Glad you enjoyed it Ethan!
“Rock and Roll Hoochie Koo” is a song by Rick Derringer, who played with Edgar Winter at one point. You guys should check that one out!
That song always reminds me of growing up as a kid in the ‘70s! Good reaction gents.
Thanks! 🤘 🎸 -Ethan
This song takes me back to my high school days and a late reaction is much better than no reaction.😂 👍✌️
Good someone here older than me, lol.
You’re right Dave! 🤘🎸 -Ethan
You HAVE to listen to Edgar and Johnny Winter do “Tobacco Road” live! It’s amazing
Ethan used the perfect word to describe The Edgar Winter Group, unique. I have that album in vinyl but haven't played it in decades. More more more. Thanks. Pablo
Whoa now that’s a blast from the past! It’s been ages since I’ve heard this
I haven't heard this song in ages
Finally a song I voted for in a poll made it!
Fun song. Glad you checked it out.
Hello there! Absolutely love this song! Just has that feel good classic rock vibe! Great reaction!
Hello there!
Thank you Cheryl! I couldn’t agree more -Ethan
Hi Cheryl! Yeah, a great Friday song.
@@66edoug Hello there! Have a wonderful Friday 😊
@@cherylreichardt Hi Cheryl, thank you. I hope you have a terrific Friday too!
A good one that I haven't heard in a while.
Heard another reviewer mention that the mid 70's was a great and distinct era of rock because of the emergence of funk and motown. A lot of rock songs in this era had a really funky or jazzy groove to them. And astute observation. I can 100% see that. This is a classic and you didn't mention there was "cowbell" usage towards the end....
Haven't listened to this album in years but it was well worth the wait as it is a really good song.😃
We All Had A Real Good Time from the same album is great too.
His live version of Tobacco Road from 1972 with his blues legend brother Johnny on guitar is well worth checking out.
He plays on All Revved Up With No Place to Go from the Bat Out Of Hell album - what could be better than Meatloaf AND Edgar Winter?🤘🎷
no one will mention the writer of this song so allow me. The late great Dan Hartman. I saw this band tour the year this album came out The most high energy show I think I ever saw. Edgar is touring this year with Ringo Starr Allstar Band. Yeah thats 50 years after Free Ride!t
Need to hear the long version
This song blew everything on the poll away. (43%) Well, It's really Poooooooll Friday Larry, lol.
The "free ride" can be literally interpreted as a road trip, but it's really about a spiritual journey. The song was written and sung by Dan Hartman, who had recently joined the Edgar Winter Group, but Winter added the lyrics:
We got to do better, it's time to begin, You know all the answers must come from within
The song offers salvation of sorts, with Hartman offering us direction when we don't know where to turn:
So I've come here to give you a hand, And lead you into the promised land
The song isn't an endorsement of a specific religion, but a call to look inside ourselves for answers. Winter was trying to make that message more clear in the lyrics he added.
Source: Songfacts
I remember Dan Hartman who later did that I Can Dream About You song and other dance songs!
Something must have rallied in the last 24 hours, because it was 44% yesterday!
🤘😎🤘
Edgar was influenced by his older brother Johnny , a lot of blues jazz funk rock fusion , late sixties. the brothers were born w/albinism and when both on stage it was "Stage Fright" They Only Come Out At Night is a reference to his more than fair skin.
the chick on the cover is Edwina.
"You hear him howling around your kitchen door
You better not let him in
Little old lady got mutilated late last night
"Werewolves of London" again" Ah-hoo ? Warren Zevon.
Hey Yogi, Cool info!
Thanks@@66edoug, peace.
You're welcome @@im-already-tired-tomorrow! You know your stuff. Early 70s music is sort a blind spot for me. I know the bands and songs but I didn't really get into music until I was a teenager, about 1980/81.
Habt ihr schon Golden Eearring radar love gehört?
Rock🔊🎼🎵🎶🎚🎸😅
Edgar Winter definitely is unique, and good pickup on his jazzy side. You asked for other Edgar Winter songs. You've heard Frankenstein but you haven't EXPERIENCED Frankenstein until you see them do it live at ua-cam.com/video/P8f-Qb-bwlU/v-deo.html. It's unbelievable; Edgar has always said that Frankenstein is a visual song. Free Ride's lead singer was the bassist, Dan Hartman. To hear Edgar's amazing voice, you can try Dying to Live from the White Trash album and...to be really blown away by his vocals...Tobacco Road live with his brother Johnny at ua-cam.com/video/af0rV6dli_o/v-deo.html. Johnny is a Blues Hall of Fame guitarist. I also love the sax solo and Edgar's vocals on Easy Street from the Shock Treatment album. For pure, unadulterated fun, give a listen to Do Like Me from Shock Treatment and Jive Jive Jive from White Trash's live Roadwork album. (I believe Jerry LaCroix sings lead on that one, and he and Edgar co-wrote it.) The list is endless, actually. Edgar once said he does not believe in musical segregation. He does blues, funk, jazz, rock, ballads, gospel, country, prog...you name it. Final note: at age 76, he won this year's Grammy for Best Contemporary Blues Album, which was a tribute to his late brother.
This song reminds me of the mighty morphin power rangers movie 😂
Hi there! Only a bit late... but never mind!
Just a bit 😅
Hello there! We're here at last!
It's a pooooooll Friday, that's all.
@@cherylreichardt - we are, thank you for the alert. I stopped checking sometime late last night!
@@davemac1197 I know! They had me hanging 😁
REMINDS OF CRUISIN IN MY 69 CHEVY LOL!!!!!!
1971 DATSUN 510. ✌️
Edgar Winter is not a name I know at all and he only had one hit in the UK - Frankenstein at #18, #1 in US and Canada, released just before Free Ride in 1973, so that seems to have been his peak popularity. Seems to be best known in the US/Canada, with a few sales in Australia, Germany and Mexico. Can't say I understand how it won the poll, but considering the opposition it faced, maybe it got a bit of a free ride?
I remember Frankenstein. Edgar Winter kinda scared me because he looked albino.
@@cherylreichardt - sort of like the ghost of chart hits past?
@@davemac1197 True! 👻
Hi Dave!
@@66edoug - Hi there! Glad you could make it.
Get some microphones.