It may be obscure to some, but it's mainstream to me. Johnny Winter is a favorite since childhood. I can honestly say that I haven't heard anyone cover him this well! Johnny himself changed it a little from show to show. But he always delivered a great riff and driving line. You Sir have done the same! Thanks for this excellent post!
very nice. wish someone would post the original woodstock johnny winter footage. it was on utube until about a year ago when it got pulled. most of the comments were about 'how could this have not made the final cut for the film?'
I haven't really figured out the song note for note - but I may do a generic "Boogie in A" lesson based on this riff. Once you tune the guitar EAEAC#E , (you just tune the B, G, and D strings up a whole step) then you can do a lot of those licks with one finger and some pull-offs. Third and fifth to open string fret pull-offs and some notes up in the tenth and 12th frets are pretty much all you need to do.
Very cool...saw johnny and his brother edgar @ the Palace in 77...humm...guess that made me 14...i think it's better now that i understand it more...thankz...ahhh the good ole days...
WTF are you doing up at this hour of the morning? More importantly, what am I doing up??? I'm gonna crash - thanks for checking in! Yeah - 14 was probably too young to appreciate them. Later.
I love this song. And it is now sold in a special "Director's Cut" of Woodstock.
Austinrollerblades 1 year ago
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E, A, D, a, c#, f#. Is that right?
JimBozeman1956 1 year ago
Thanks for posting this. I was wondering what the guitar tuning was?!
JimBozeman1956 1 year ago
@JimBozeman1956 I never tried this tuning before I tried this song. You kind of have to learn all over again!
upst8 1 year ago
great stuff mate
zimmy81 1 year ago
It may be obscure to some, but it's mainstream to me. Johnny Winter is a favorite since childhood. I can honestly say that I haven't heard anyone cover him this well! Johnny himself changed it a little from show to show. But he always delivered a great riff and driving line. You Sir have done the same! Thanks for this excellent post!
Rolco64 1 year ago
very nice. wish someone would post the original woodstock johnny winter footage. it was on utube until about a year ago when it got pulled. most of the comments were about 'how could this have not made the final cut for the film?'
whishkeyboy 2 years ago
That was one of the first videos I ever looked up on youtube. You're right - it keeps getting pulled.
upst8 2 years ago
I will post it!
HippieCalle 2 years ago
Thanks, it has shown up again from time to time.I'll look for your post though
upst8 2 years ago
Very Good ! I enjoyed that... *****
stratocasterbob 3 years ago
That was Great! You Rock!
dangledog 3 years ago
This is one of my favorite songs. J Winter's version at woodstock on an electric 12 string is the best. Are you going to maybe do a lesson. Thanks
teriphillip 3 years ago
I haven't really figured out the song note for note - but I may do a generic "Boogie in A" lesson based on this riff. Once you tune the guitar EAEAC#E , (you just tune the B, G, and D strings up a whole step) then you can do a lot of those licks with one finger and some pull-offs. Third and fifth to open string fret pull-offs and some notes up in the tenth and 12th frets are pretty much all you need to do.
upst8 3 years ago
its not a 12 string, it has 6 strings, it just has 12 tuners
mflax55 3 years ago
That's cool to know. its still one of my favorite songs. Does anyone know who wrote this song and recorded it first.
teriphillip 3 years ago
Very cool...saw johnny and his brother edgar @ the Palace in 77...humm...guess that made me 14...i think it's better now that i understand it more...thankz...ahhh the good ole days...
nywilf 3 years ago
WTF are you doing up at this hour of the morning? More importantly, what am I doing up??? I'm gonna crash - thanks for checking in! Yeah - 14 was probably too young to appreciate them. Later.
upst8 3 years ago