Index of Johnny Winter's 7" Vinyl Singles

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This webpage "Johnny Winter Vinyl Singles Discography" offers a detailed look at the vinyl singles released by legendary blues-rock guitarist Johnny Winter throughout his career. This section provides a chronological exploration of Winter's singles, reflecting the evolution of his sound from the early 1960s through to the later stages of his musical journey. It features rare and collectible 7-inch and 12-inch records, each contributing to his legacy as a pioneering force in the blues and rock genres. The discography is an invaluable resource for collectors and fans alike, showcasing the diversity of Winter’s releases across various labels and regions.

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Introduction:
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Early recordings of singles where done at: Ken Ritter's KRCO Label (Beau-tex Music Co), Floyd Swallow's Jin Label, and Huey Meaux's Pacemaker label, Dart Records, KRCO, Frolic, Diamond, Goldband and Todd . Some of these sessions were recorded under pseudonyms like: Texas Guitar Slim, or under band names like: Black Plague, Johnny & the Jammers, The Crystaliers.

Johnny actually "cut his teeth" in Louisiana, and learned much from many of those artists. Johnny has always been kinda tightlipped on some of his real early session work, and understandably so. His guitarmanship with Burl Boykin, The Blues Kings, Elton Anderson and Margaret Lewis, shows some flaws. A rough lick here and there, as does some of his session work with Clarence Garlow. But it also shows is just how fast he became an accomplished guitarist. Most people think of 1962 as the earliest Johnny recordings, with the Jammer's 45 thrown in as a fluke for a 15 year old!

That was hardly the case. Johnny was already working as hard as he possibly could at 15. Roy Ames tried to lay claim to taking Johnny to sessions when he was that young. Johnny was using every avenue available to him to fine-tune his skill, and actually Roy came along well after Johnny had been recorded many times. Still, in later years, Roy tried to claim Johnny's earliest works as "his doing". Claiming tracks like Geisha Rock, or Ice Cube were recorded even prior to Johnny and the Jammers, by him.

AUDIODISC Acetate's
Acetates are lacquer coated metal discs which were used to "cut" masters for records directly from the master tape. Then the metal disc is placed in a magnetic bath attracting metal particles which will become a negative of the sides, and become the stampers for the release. The acetate, being a positive, can be played, but very few times without wearing the lacquer coating. "Easy Lovin' Girl", "Low Down Gal Of Mine", "Livin' in the Blues", "Kind Hearted Woman".
Akarma Records
That's What Love Does / Shed So Many Tears
Atlantic Records
Ken Ritter productions of: Eternally / You'll Be the Death of Me
Back Beat Records
Roy Head & The Traits - Treat Her Right
Big Beat Records
Johnny Winter and the Jammers: School Day Blues / You Know I Loved You
Blue Sky Records
Raised on Rock / Pick up on my Mojo / Golden Olden Days of Rock & Roll / Soul Man / Let the Good Times Roll
Buddah Records
Bad News / Out of Sight
Cardinal Records
Johnny Winter on guitar with Billy Don in the early 60s
Cascade Records
Johnny Winter's Band: The Great Believers: Coming up Fast Part I and Part II
Johnny Winter's Band: The Insight: Out of Sight / Please Come Home For Christmas
CBS Records
A comprehensive archive of Johnny Winter’s CBS 7-inch vinyl singles, featuring detailed descriptions and images of cover art
Clover
Single(s) Johnny Winter recorded together with Burl Boykin
D Records
Love Come Back, Baby Don't Go
Dart and D Records
Schoolday Blues
Diamond Jim Records
Johnny Winter's Band: "Guitar Slim" with "Broke and Lonely" / "Crying in my Heart", Coastaleers with "Long Lonely Nights" / "Carl Caper", Bobby Wheeler and the Coasteleers: Teardrops On Her Letter aka Tear Drops On Your Letter (Hank Ballard) / How Long - Diamond Jim (Edgar Winter on Sax)
Flip-Flop / How Long
EPIC Records
Johnny Winter Rock 'n' Roll People / Raised on Rock
Frolic Records
Steve Highfield and Johnny Winter: Avoid Me / I've Gotta Cry
Gangster of Love / Eternally / Gone for Bad / I won't Believe It / That's What Love Does / Shed So Many Tears / Voodoo Twist / Ease My Pain / Your Love / Dont Worry 'Bout Me
Junior Cole and Johnny Winter's Band: Go On
Jay Jay Johnson, Johnny Winter: Fanny Mae / Please Forgive Me
Goldband Records
Jay Richards and the Blues Kings with Johnny and Edgar Winter as sidemen
GRT Records
Gangster of Love / Roadrunner
G.W.L.F. Records
The 990's: K.T.R.M. Twist
Hall Records
Rod Bernard with Johnny Winter on guitar and Edgar Winter on Sax
Hall-way Records
Johnny Winter's Band: Neal and the Newcomers: Rockin Pneumonia / Reeling and Rocking. Jack Clement's "Time After Time After Time"
Impact Records
Hey Little Girl Co-written by Johnny Winter
Imperial Records
Three different releases of Rollin' and Tumblin' / Fourty-Four 7" Vinyl Records
Jin Records

Ben Terrell and Johnny Winter's Band: How do you live a Lie / Golly Gee

Junior Cole and Johnny Winter's Band: Coming Home / I Won't Cry

Ronnie Bennett and Johnny Winter's Band: Traveling Mood / A Dark Night A Lonely Street

Johnny Winter's Band: Texas Guitar Slim: Broke and Lonely / Crying in my Heart

KIM Records
Bobby Mizzell's re-issue of Neal and the Newcomers
KRCO Records
Johnny Winter and the Jammers Creepy / Oh My Darling and Johnny Winter and his Crystaliers: Hey Hey Hey / One Night Of Love
LANOR Records
Elton Anderson’s 1960s singles “Life Problem” and “Sick and Tired” on Lanor Records capture the soulful essence of Gulf Coast swamp pop and R∓B, showcasing his emotive style and regional influence.
Liberty Records
Rollin' and Tumblin' / Bad Luck and Trouble Mean Town Blues / Black Cat Bone / Forty Four
London Records
Johnny Winter: Road Runner / The Guy You Left Behind
MGM Records
Johnny Winter: Gone for Bad / I Won't Believe It
Moon-lite Records
Texas Guitar Slim: Crazie Babie / Teardrops in my Heart
MSM Meaux Sound Memories
Johnny and Edgar Winter: Please come home for Christmas
New World Records
Calvin Johnson with Johnny Winter: Lien on your Body / Unsatisfied Mind
Pacemaker Records
Johnny Winter: Birds Can't Row Boats / Leavin' Blues
Parsim Records
Steve Highfield with Johnny and Edgar Winter: Scandal / Stay by My Side
Play Back Records
Stone County
Regard Records
Gordon Baxter with Johnny Winter on Guitar
Rock-It Records
Gene Terry and the Kool Kats
Savoy Records
Gene Terry / Ronnie Dee and the Down Beats
Sonobeat Records
Rollin' and Tumblin' / Mean Town Blues
Tecla Records
Portuguese picture sleeve release of Easy Lovin' Girl / My World Turns All
Thrill Records
Jerry Jones with Johnny Winter's Band: Ice Cube / It's Almost Midnight
Todd Records
The Guy You Left Behind / Road Runner
Universal Records
The Traits with Johnny Winter: Somewhere / Harlem Shuffle / Parchman Farm / Tramp
Vee-Jay Records
Jerry "Count" Jackson (Jerry Lacroix) with Johnny Winter: Come Back Baby / Falling in Love