One of the worlds finest blues guitarists died yesterday in Zurich, Switzerland on Wednesday, July 16, 2014. He was 70. I saw him play live only once, at a small venue in Seattle. It was a spine tingling performance by one of the baddest ass mutha fuckin' Bluesmen to ever grace the planet.
King of the Capital,,,in Passaic NJ.... seemed like he rocked that venue a thousand times in the 70,s \ This guy could play!!!...You never felt cheated after a JW show,,thats for sure
Here he is with another late legend http://blog.beaumontenterprise.com/cat5/files/2012/02/winterjoplin2.jpg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qvGdPIoXFdU"]Help Me Baby [Boston, 1969] - Janis Joplin & Johnny Winter - YouTube
I saw both him and his brother, Edgar, at one of those all day concerts at Anaheim stadium in the late '70's. Awesome show :2thumbsup: It was a little weird because before they came on they had to rig up these huge black tarps to shade the stage completely. Albino's don't fair to well in direct, bright sunlight I guess.
Yep, toured till the last...I guess he quit singing and had been playing from a chair for the last years. I'm glad I got to see him while he was still singing.
I met him once. He was very odd and did not really speak much....tall, albino-ish..He may have been one of the original MIB, too..... All joking, aside,yes, he was an awesome musician......we are losing so many....
OK, I may be confused. I think I met Edgar......are Johnny and Edgar brothers or something like that?
That was Edgar... but yes, Johnny and Edgar were brothers. I think Edgar was the most profoundly albino of the two.