Nitzinger Are You With Me

Composed by John Nitzinger

John Nitzinger:Lead Vocals, Guitars & Bass

Kenneth Whitfield:Clavinet & Horns Arrangements

Paul Leim:Drums

Layton DePenning & the Austin Singers:Backing Vocals

Other musicians unknown

Recorded at January Sound Studios Dallas, Texas 1976

This recording taken from the 1976 album "Nitzinger:Live Better Electrically" (20th Century T-518) (LP)

Category:

Music

Tags:

• John
• Nitzinger
• 1970's
• Blues
• Hard
• Rock
• Guitar
• Fort
• Worth
• Texas
• Bloodrock
• Alice
• Cooper

[ZEWlistener]

This song received a fair amount of air play on the local DFW radio stations back in the 70s. Thanks for posting.

[randomandwelldone]

@ZEWlistener You're welcome. KZEW 98 FM played a lot of the tracks off of the album including this one when it came out. I lived too far away from Dallas to pick up Q 102 except when it was raining.

[petem2000]

Dude, you should really take that caption off. Believe me, if YouTube want's it down, it's down. I haven't heard Living Better Elect. In years and years. Thanks!

[randomandwelldone]

@petem2000 You're very welcome!

[mojorising0071950]

@ZEWlistener I remember that time, NO commercials...........how things have changed

[ryryaubaub347]

Great tune. Saw Nitzinger twice. Lubbock and Arlington. LOUD AND ROCKIN!!!!!

[MrAlanjames1]

I heard this song in 1976, when I was just entering North Jr. HS in Richardson, Texas. Heard this song on the old Zew. KZEW, 98.7 in Dallas, Texas. I hear big John is still rocking in Texas

[sansabbadeb52]

WOW...talk about a flowing stream of memories. Deborah mcCormick

[sansabbadeb52]

WOW...talk about a flowing stream of memories.

[infrared3717]

Good stuff !

[drprogensteinphp]

Nice video...excellent tune and all,b but the colour pic you've used is not John Nitzinger, but rather Kimball '73 graduate Rocky Athas. He was honored as one of Texas’ Ten Best guitarists as an inductee to BUDDY Magazine’s TexasTornadoes. He holds this honor with such noted guitarists as ZZ Top’s Billy Gibbons, Eric Johnson, Bugs Henderson, Johnny Winter, John Nitzinger, and Jimmy Vaughan.

[ZEWlistener]

@randomandwelldone I'm glad I was around to experience FM radio at its very best...before the corporate takeovers. Unfortunately, commercial radio in general, has become one big bore. Q102 and KZEW each had their unique way of programming great music. Another one of Nitzinger's contemporaries that comes to mind is Bugs Henderson.