"And Live" by "Johnny Winter And" is a gatefold 12" LP vinyl album that showcases the legendary blues musician's electrifying live performances. Released during his peak in the 1970s, this album captures Winter's virtuosic guitar skills and soulful vocals, delivering a high-energy experience for blues enthusiasts. With a diverse tracklist and excellent sound quality, this vinyl release remains a must-have for collectors and fans of authentic live blues music. This web page has photos of album covers, inner sleeves, record labels together with production details, musicians and track-listing.
"And Live" by "Johnny Winter And" is a gatefold 12" LP vinyl album that stands as a testament to the electrifying live performances of the legendary blues musician. Released during the pinnacle of his career in the 1970s, this record captures the raw talent, virtuosic guitar skills, and soulful vocals that made Johnny Winter a true blues icon. With a lineup of impressive sound engineers and recorded at renowned venues, "And Live" offers an exhilarating and immersive experience for blues enthusiasts.
Capturing the Essence of Johnny Winter:
Produced by Winter himself, along with Rick Derringer, "And Live" epitomizes the essence of Johnny Winter's musical prowess. Known for his scorching guitar solos and distinctive bluesy voice, Winter delivers an unmatched level of intensity and energy throughout the album. His ability to seamlessly blend traditional blues with elements of rock and roll created a signature sound that resonated with audiences worldwide.
Unforgettable Live Performances:
Recorded at Bill Graham's Fillmore East and Pirate's World in Dania, Florida, "And Live" encapsulates the vibrant atmosphere and raw energy of Winter's live shows. These iconic venues served as the perfect backdrop for Winter to showcase his exceptional talent and connect with his audience on a profound level. The live setting allowed Winter's improvisational skills to shine, as he effortlessly wove his way through blistering guitar solos and delivered heartfelt renditions of blues classics.
Immersive Gatefold Design:
The album's gatefold design adds an extra layer of visual appeal to the overall package. Designed by Dick Mantel and Norman Seef, the cover art captures the essence of Johnny Winter's persona and stage presence. The inside cover pages feature captivating photographs by Norman Seeff, transporting fans into the heart of Winter's electrifying performances.
Technical Excellence:
The technical prowess behind "And Live" is evident in the team of sound engineers involved in its creation. With the expertise of Jim Reeves, Jim Greene, Tim Geelan, Ronnie Albert, Howie Albert, and Russ Payne, the album achieves a remarkable balance between capturing the live energy and ensuring the highest audio quality. Their combined efforts provide a listening experience that is as sonically pleasing as it is captivating.
Music Genre: White Blues Rock |
Album Production Information: The album: "JOHNNY WINTER AND - Live Gatefold" was produced by: Johnny Winter, Rick DerringerSound/Recording Engineer(s): Jim Reeves, Jim Greene, Tim Geelan, Ronnie Albert, Howie Albert, Russ Payne This album was recorded at: Bill Graham's Fillmore East, Pirate's World - Dania Florida Album cover design: Dick Mantel, Norman Seef Album cover photography: Norman Seeff |
Record Label Information: CBS S 64289 (64 289) |
Packaging: Gatefold (FOC) cover design with photos on the inside cover pages |
Media Format: 12" LP Vinyl Stereo Gramophone RecordTotal Album (Cover+Record) weight: 280 gram |
Year & Country: 1971 Made in Holland for export to Germany |
Personnel/Band Members and Musicians on: JOHNNY WINTER AND - Live Gatefold |
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Complete Track-listing of the album "JOHNNY WINTER AND - Live Gatefold" |
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"AND LIVE" Record Label Details: Orange Colour with Walking Eye Logo around center hole S 64289, Made in Holland ℗ 1971 Sound Copyright
Es gibt Tausende von Johnny Winter-Fans in unserem Land. Sie alle warten, nach der etwas mißglückten Tournee Anfang Februar dieses Jahres, mit Ungeduld auf seine neue LP. Hier ist sie, und sie wird diejenigen entschädigen, die bei seinen Konzerten nicht ganz auf ihre Kosten kamen. Es sind Live-Aufnahmen aus dem Fillmore East und aus dem Club Pirate's World in Florida. "Johnny Winter And" hat folgende besetzung: Johnny Winter und Rick Derringer, Gesang und Gitarren - Randy Jo Hobbs, Gesang und bass - Caldwell, Schlagzeug. Denen, die noch nicht mit Johnny Winters Lebenslauf vertraut sind, möge die Kurz-Charakteristik nützlich sein, die Ulrich Olshausen in der Frankfurter Allgemeinen veröffentlichte:
Winters Karriere hat manche Ähnlichkeit mit der von Janis Joplin. Auch er stammt aus gesicherten Verhältnissen in Texas, brach ein kurzes College-Studium ab, um als Musiker "on the road" zu gehen, und sang in Bars und Clubs, "was immer die Betrunkenen hören wollten". Wie Janis, gehört er zu den großen weißen Elues-Sängern, die genug Persönlichkeit besitzen, aus dem Blues etwas verwegen Neues zu machen, ohne die Vorbilder und das Genre zu verleugnen. Nach seinem Artikel in der Zeitschrift Rolling Stone", der sich auch mit dem Aussehen des markanten, seidenmähnigen Albinos befasste, baute sich um Winter die Aura eines neuen Superstars auf .
Die Plattenfirma, die ihn nach einem erfolgreichen Konzert im Fillmore East in New York zum Vertragsab-schluß angelte, muß den höchsten Vorschuß bezahlen, der je für einen Debütanten ausgegeben wurde.
Ist der schwarze Blues etwas anderes geworden, seit es den weißen Blues gibt? Who's got a right to sing the biues? Jeder weiße Bluesmann wird seine Gitarre hinlegen, wenn - sagen wir - T-Bone Walker anmarschiert, Janis Joplin legte einen Kranz nieder an Bessie Smiths Grab, einige Zeit vor ihrer Uberdosis. Sind die Bluespioniere also anerkannt? Sind sie die "gutbezahlten Stars"? Nein. American Folk Blues stirbt, und nicht umsonst: "Thank you ... I have the Blues a lang time ...
Jazz Podium July 1971 Germany
I have many Blues .., right now I have the type of Blues to make you feel kinda happy and gay", sagt Willie Dixon in der Jahrhunderthalle. Die Blues-Baß-Runden, die er gegen Champion Jack Dupree boxt - besonders in "School Day" - sind neben Jacks Gesang und Piano - sein fast romantisches Klavier auf "Sittin and Cryin"' - das Größte des Abends. Und der weiße Blues? Hier kommt er: Johnny Winter, der große Farblose des Blues, ganz und gar blaß und ausgelaugt, wie man sich das weiße Amerika vorstellt. Trifft das zu? Wenn dieses Bild unseres Verbündeten stimmt, dann tut's auch Johnny Winters Blues.
Wollen wir es annehmen, allein schon weil es ihn auf CBS-Records gibt! Texas hat sich den Winter redlich verdient. Die Musik: da erinnert vieles an Haley und Elvis, ich meine "Gefühls"-mäßig, nur ist Winter cooler: wie sensibel werden die Rock 'n'Roller 1990 sein? .lt's My Own Fault" ist das stärkste der hier versammelten musikalischen Selbstbekenntnisse. Das Publikum hat auf beiden Festen etwas zu Pfeifen und Grbhien.
Günter Buhles
Johnny Winter , was an American musician, singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer. Best known for his high-energy blues-rock albums and live performances in the late 1960s and 1970s, Winter also produced three Grammy Award-winning albums for blues singer and guitarist Muddy Waters. After his time with Waters, Winter recorded several Grammy-nominated blues albums. In 1988, he was inducted into the Blues Foundation Hall of Fame and in 2003, he was ranked 63rd in Rolling Stone magazine's list of the '100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time'. He was also known for his collaborations with other musicians, including Muddy Waters and Edgar Winter. Winter's career spanned several decades and he released numerous albums throughout his lifetime. He died on 16 July 2014.