White Hot Blues, Johnny Winter, Music CD

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White Hot Blues


1	Rock Me Baby 3:49
2	Divin' Duck Blues 3:27
3	Memory Pain 5:28
4	Rollin' and Tumblin' 3:26
5	Be Careful with a Fool 5:14
6	I Love Everybody 3:42
7	New York, New York 5:02
8	Walking by Myself 3:30
9	Leland Mississippi Blues 3:27
10	TV Mama 3:09
11	Highway 61 Revisited 5:03
12	The Crawl 2:05
13	Hustled Down in Texas 3:30
14	Too Much Seconal 4:21
15	Messin' with the Kid 2:54
16	Johnny B. Goode 3:23

Editorial Reviews

Slowly over the years, perhaps through sheer survival if nothing else, Johnny Winter finally forged a reputation as a real bluesman rather than a flashy guitar player with a built-in genetic gimmick to sell himself with. That his blues has always been rock & roll and his rock & roll has always been blues is no better highlighted than on this 16-track collection. The raw rock of "Highway 61 Revisited" and the live version of "Johnny B. Goode" sit just fine next to the burner "Be Careful with a Fool," perhaps Winter's finest slow blues performance. The performances span his tenure with Columbia from 1969 to 1980, with the other highlights including "Too Much Seconal," "New York, New York," "Leland Mississippi Blues," and "The Crawl." This may just very well be some of the best blues-rock guitar your money can buy. Cub Koda, All Music Guide

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White Hot Blues


1	Rock Me Baby 3:49
2	Divin' Duck Blues 3:27
3	Memory Pain 5:28
4	Rollin' and Tumblin' 3:26
5	Be Careful with a Fool 5:14
6	I Love Everybody 3:42
7	New York, New York 5:02
8	Walking by Myself 3:30
9	Leland Mississippi Blues 3:27
10	TV Mama 3:09
11	Highway 61 Revisited 5:03
12	The Crawl 2:05
13	Hustled Down in Texas 3:30
14	Too Much Seconal 4:21
15	Messin' with the Kid 2:54
16	Johnny B. Goode 3:23

All Music Guide

Slowly over the years, perhaps through sheer survival if nothing else, Johnny Winter finally forged a reputation as a real bluesman rather than a flashy guitar player with a built-in genetic gimmick to sell himself with. That his blues has always been rock & roll and his rock & roll has always been blues is no better highlighted than on this 16-track collection. The raw rock of "Highway 61 Revisited" and the live version of "Johnny B. Goode" sit just fine next to the burner "Be Careful with a Fool," perhaps Winter's finest slow blues performance. The performances span his tenure with Columbia from 1969 to 1980, with the other highlights including "Too Much Seconal," "New York, New York," "Leland Mississippi Blues," and "The Crawl." This may just very well be some of the best blues-rock guitar your money can buy. Cub Koda

Product Details

Format: CD
Original Release: 1997
Release Date: 02/01/2008
Label: SBME SPECIAL MKTS.
Catalog No.: 723875
UPC: 886972387529
Sales Rank: 19,778

Album Credits
Performance Credits
Johnny Winter		Primary Artist, Primary Artist, Guitar, Vocals

Technical Credits
Johnny Winter		Producer
Adam Block		Director
Dave Marsh		Liner Notes
Lawrence Cohn		Producer
Janet Boye		Art Direction