2009: Woodstock: 40 Years On: Back to Yasgur's Farm.2009: Johnny Winter (The Woodstock Experience).1994: Woodstock - Three Days of Peace and Music.Johnny Winter (The Woodstock Experience), a re-issue of Johnny Winter's debut album from 1969, contains a bonus disc with his entire nine songs (which are eight tracks on the CD) recorded at Woodstock. Also a video of that song can be found on Woodstock Diaries, also edited. The Woodstock 25th Anniversary box set contains only one track: "Mean Town Blues", which is edited. Exclusive Video: Johnny Winter Performs 'Highway 61 Revisited' from Deluxe 'Bob Dylan 30th Anniversary Concert' DVD By Damian Fanelli published 27 February 2014 Today, presents the premiere of a vintage clip of blues great Johnny Winter in action. This adds some more depth to the band's repertoire and shifts the music into a more jazzy direction. Johnny Winter is seen in this source video playing the Gibson 1964. "I Can't Stand It", "Tobacco Road" and "Tell The Truth" are performed with Johnny Winter's brother Edgar on keyboards and alto sax. Johnny Winters gear and equipment including the Gibson Firebird III and Erlewine. It is questionable if the audience could grasp this music at this midnightly hour (Johnny Winter started around 12:00 am) but in retrospective it is for sure a very fine concert. Generally all of his performed songs are very strong and dominated by Winter's immense guitar skills. King's "You Done Lost Your Good Thing Now", a wonderful "I Can't Stand It" ( Bo Diddley) or the Chuck Berry classic "Johnny B. The rest are cover versions from well-known Blues and Rock 'n' Roll artists: a lengthy but never boring version of B. "Leland Mississippi Blues", "Mean Mistreater" and the amazing "Mean Town Blues" (probably the highlight of the show) are compositions from his first two albums. Johnny Winter played an electrifying 65 minute set of his signature electric blues highlighted by slide guitar amd amazing solos. The setlist given in the book The Road to Woodstock as well as the track labeling on Johnny Winter's Johnny Winter (The Woodstock Experience) album is inaccurate.
You Done Lost Your Good Thing Now > Mean Mistreater.Edgar Winter - keyboards, alto saxophone, vocals.
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