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Live Johnny Winter And | 
 enlarge | Artist: Johnny Winter
Label: Sbme Special Mkts.
Category: Music
List Price: $6.99
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Rating:  47 reviews
Sales Rank: 5380
Format: Live
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5 x 0.5
MPN: 723814
UPC: 886972381428
EAN: 0886972381428
ASIN: B0012GMVZI
Release Date: February 1, 2008
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| Tracks:
| • | Good Morning Little Schoolgirl - Johnny Winter, Williamson, Sonny B | | • | It's My Own Fault - Johnny Winter, King, B.B. | | • | Jumpin' Jack Flash - Johnny Winter, Jagger, Mick | | • | Rock & Roll Medley: Great Balls of Fire/Long Tall Sally/Whole Lotta - Johnny Winter, Blackwell, Robert | | • | Mean Town Blues - Johnny Winter, Winter, Johnny | | • | Johnny B. Goode - Johnny Winter, Berry, Chuck |
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| Customer Reviews:
 Johnny Winter - 'Live Johnny Winter And' (Sony) November 10, 2008
Mike Reed (USA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Recorded at several locations from Winter's tour in late 1970. Another live lp title on CD reissue for us live albums nuts to thoroughly enjoy. Tunes here I dug the most were "Good Morning Little School Girl", the twelve-minute "It's My Own Fault" and Winter's all-out assault on American blues "Mean Town Blues". Check out this lp's line-up: Johnny Winter-guitar, harmonica & vocals, Rick Derringer-guitar & vocals, Randy Jo Hobbs (McCoys)-bass and Bobby Caldwell (Captain Beyond). Oh, and their Stones cover "Jumping Jack Flash" is pretty good, too. A should-have.
Live and... July 19, 2008
D. Hill (Chandler, AZ)
This is a true texas blues icon coming into his form live and loose. It is a must have. Although not the greatest sound quality - it was only 35 years ago or so... It is still better than a lot of stuff put out today if you can believe it. And the songs are all covers except mean town blues, but still anything Johnny Winter has ever done is great. Compare it with todays music. Could anyone ever come out and release a live album of with 6 covers and become a legend from it? I do not think so. BUT, if you have the talent and the guitar licks that make you stand out, yes, the cream does usually rise to the top. The "And" is all about a dude named RICK DERRINGER playing 2nd guitar in the band. Yes, nice right hand man to have on your side... Jumpin' Jack Flash is a classic that JW played live for a long time. And the blues licks he plays are just killer. Try Johnny Winter And LIVE - then pick up your fender firebird and plug into your bassman cranked up - and just play.
Still as good July 6, 2008
R. Rogers (Brisbane Australia)
I heard this album almost 30 years ago on the 12 inch black vinyl medium and loved it then .I was reminded of my love for JW when i saw a track on Crossroads Festival(Eric CLapton).Hearing it again has revived the same feelings of facination with the stunning slide that has always facinated me.GLad to be back with Johnny Winter.
 Johnny Winter And -Live " He's Never Been Better" October 1, 2007
Vibrolux45 (Xiamen,China)
Bought this LP in the Fall of 1971 while in high school and took the thing home and practically fell out of my chair from the first few bars...this is the finest live album I may have ever heard period!The amazing combination of Derringer and Winter is outstanding...both guitarists at the peak of their powers! I strongly suggest that if you enjoy hard blues rock that this cd be in your regular rotation. Having seen Johnny in 1970 at the Capitol Theather standing in front of almost 20 Fender Twin Reverbs was a real rush and this cd captures what it was like to hear Johnny live at his peak! Buy it now and enjoy....also may I suggest "Johnny Winter And" as well as "Johnny Winter Second" and "Still Alive and Well" all are some of the finest bluesrock ever to have been laid down period!
 Johnny Winter's Killer Rock and Roll medley August 24, 2007
David P. Bullard
0 out of 10 found this review helpful
I was looking for a CD version of a cassette tape of a Johnny and Edgar Winter live concert, which I've misplaced.
There's a killer medly of old rock and roll hits I was particularly hoping to find. This CD isn't the one. I've since discovered the one I want is a collector's item and is priced out of my range. I'll keep looking in the attic for the cassette version.
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