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This is a wonderful album of old blues songs, some gospel tunes, and a few of Tom's own compositions. The guitar playing is beautiful with plenty of bottleneck.  I have the CD spinning in my truck all the time.  Includes covers of tunes by Mississippi Fred McDowell, Blind Boy Fuller, Son House, and many more.  Check out all 16 tracks at http://tomfeldmann.com/store.htmlSee More

This one should be easy.  Either wearing a suit or will have tossed the jacket aside for the photo.See More

Can you name it? It is a killer album and unique in Johnny's catalog.See More

My family's dog, Cookie.

First I want to say that all of Johnnys album's are GREAT!  I am just trying to layout some milestones from the studio album perspective.  I'll put my list below and look forward to comments and other lists.  Should be a fun discussion.  There certainly are other albums that could be in a milestones list (And?).  Here is my list: Johnny Winter (aka, the Black Album): First "official" album and a masterpiece—perhaps Johnny's greatest album ever. Still Alive and Well: The comeback album (from…See More

Man I've thought about this a lot and I can never come up with a selection smaller than all of Johnny Winter's albums.   But I must say that the Progressive Blues Experiment, the Black Album, and Second Winter are the most important to me, probably because I grew up with them in my high school days.  You would also have to have (from a bluesier perspective) Nothing But the Blues, all three Alligator albums from the mid 80s, Let Me In and Hey Where's Your Brother (these two could have been a…See More

Check it out:http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003BL0BHC/ref=pe_5080_15204340_snp_dpto be released July 13. I may have to nab one of these in a couple years when used copies appear on the web.  Already have multiple copies of both albums, so no justification for more, but would be nice to see the artwork.  Nice cover photo.  Would be great gift to intro someone to Johnny's earlier blues.See More

I just bought a copy of Bob Dylan's album, Highway 61 Revisited because it has three songs Johnny Winter covered (and because I really like Dylan's music): Highway 61 Revisited (Second Winter and other albums and concerts) Like A Rolling Stone (Raisin Cain) From a Buick 6 (Still Alive And Well--bonus track without lead guitar) I am trying to think if Johnny covered any other Dylan songs, anybody know? There is an old song among the early recordings from the period about 1959-1968 called Avacado…See More