Johnny Winter
Born John Dawson Winter III, February 23, 1944, Leland, Mississippi.
Johnny and the Jammers (
? - ? ) (with brother Edgar
Winter)
The Crystaliers(
? - ? ) (with brother Edgar
Winter)
It and Them (
? - ? ) (with brother Edgar
Winter)
The Black Plague (
? - ? ) (with brother Edgar
Winter)
Johnny Winter (1968
- 1970)
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Johnny Winter - guitar/vocals
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Edgar Winter - keyboards/sax
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Tommy Shannon - bass
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"Uncle" John Turner - drums
Albums:
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"The
Progressive Blues Experiment" (1968)
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"Johnny
Winter" (1968)
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"Second
Winter" (1969)
Tommy Shannon later joins Stevie Ray Vaughan. Edgar
Winter forms The Edgar Winter Group.
Johnny
Winter And I (1970)
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Johnny Winter - guitar/vocals
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Rick Derringer - guitar/vocals - b. Rick Zehringer (Zherringer),
August 5, 1947, Union City, Indiana - formerly with The McCoys.
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Randy Jo Hobbs - bass/vocals - formerly with The McCoys.
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Randy Zherringer - drums - formerly with The McCoys.
Album:
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"Johnny
Winter And" (1970)
Johnny Winter And II (1970
- 1971)
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Johnny Winter - guitar/vocals
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Rick Derringer - guitar/vocals
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Randy Jo Hobbs - bass/vocals
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Bobby Caldwell - drums
Album:
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"Johnny
Winter And Live" (1970) - Single: "Johnny B. Goode"
Rick Derringer goes solo. Randy Jo Hobbs joins Montrose.
Johnny Winter solo albums:
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"Still
Alive and Well" (1973)
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"Saints
& Sinners" (1974)
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"John Dawson Winter III" (1974)
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"Captured
Live!" (1976)
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"Together" (1976) (with brother Edgar
Winter)
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"Nothin'
But the Blues" (1977)
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"White, Hot & Blue" (1978)
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"Raisin' Cain" (1980)
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"Guitar
Slinger" (1984)
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"Serious
Business" (1985)
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"Third
Degree" (1986)
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"The
Winter of '88" (1988)
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"A
Lone Star Kind of Day" (1990)
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"Nightrider"
(1991)
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"Let
Me In" (1991)
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"Hey,
Where's Your Brother?" (1992)
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"Walking
By Myself" (1992)
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"Scorchin'
Blues" (1993)
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"White Lightning: Live at the Dallas International Motor Speedway"
(1994)
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"Birds
Can't Row Boats" (1995)
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"Broke
and Lonely" (1996)
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"Liberty
Hall Sessions" (1997)
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"Ease
My Pain" (1997)
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"Winter
Heat" (1998)
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"Live
In NYC '97" (1998)
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"Electric
Blues Man" (2-CDs) (1999)
Compilations:
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"Johnny
Winter: A Rock n' Roll Collection" (2-CDs) (1995)
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"Johnny
Winter / Second Winter / Captured Live!" (3-CD box set) (1997)
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"White
Hot Blues" (1997)
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"The
Masters" (2-CDs) (1998)
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"Blues
In A Box" (3-CD box set) (1998)
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