Live in NYC '97 Johnny Winter

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  • Release Date: 03/10/1998
  • Sales Rank: 29,309
  • Label: VIRGIN RECORDS US
  • UPC: 724384552725

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Live in NYC '97

1LISTENHideway 7:28
2LISTENSen-Sa-Shun/Got My Mojo Working 6:53
3LISTENShe Likes to Boogie Real Low 6:39
4LISTENBlackjack 8:21
5LISTENJust a Little Bit 5:10
6LISTENThe Sun Is Shining 6:14
7LISTENThe Sky Is Crying 7:19
8LISTENJohnny Guitar 4:32
9LISTENDrop the Bomb 5:18

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Johnny Winter assembled Live in NYC '97 with assistance of his fan club, drawing all of the recordings from an April 1997 performance at the Bottom Line. Produced by Winter's longtime colleague Dick Shurman, the record doesn't follow the predictable pattern of a live album -- instead of hits, it offers fan favorites and covers, which makes for a much more interesting listen. Throughout the album, Winter simply rips, tearing through all five songs with blistering energy. This is the live album hardcore fans have been wanting for years, and it doesn't fail to deliver on its promise. Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

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Live in NYC '97by Anonymous

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August 27, 2004: This is the greatest live blues album ever. Johnny Winter is the most underrated guitarist ever and deserves so much more recognition. If you like rockin blues this is it!