The Progressive Blues Experiment (Remastered) - Johnny Winter

The Progressive Blues Experiment (Remastered)

Johnny Winter

  • Genre: Blues
  • Release Date: 1969-01-01
  • Explicitness: notExplicit
  • Country: USA
  • Track Count: 10

  • ℗ 2005 Capitol Records Inc.

Tracks

Title Artist Time
1
Rollin' and Tumblin' Johnny Winter 3:12
2
Tribute to Muddy Johnny Winter 6:21
3
I Got Love If You Want It Johnny Winter 3:54
4
Bad Luck and Trouble Johnny Winter 3:42
5
Help Me Johnny Winter 3:49
6
Mean Town Blues Johnny Winter 4:28
7
Broke Down Engine Johnny Winter 2:49
8
Black Cat Bone Johnny Winter 3:48
9
It's My Own Fault Johnny Winter 7:21
10
Forty-Four Johnny Winter 3:30

Reviews

  • Johnny Winter's first album

    5
    By latuna210
    This is essentially Johnny's first real album which was done in about 1968. It was re-released after the success of Johnny Winter the first Columbia album. You may note that Tommy Shannon plays bass for Johnny on on number of his early albums and then goes on to play with Stevie Ray Vaughn. Stevie gained much more popularity than Johnny but I believe if we could ask him, he would credit much of his style and influence to Johnny Winter. This is a great album, albeit not as polished as the Columbia albums.
  • Johnny Winter - young, raw, great!!

    5
    By Crusspic Stmpl
    This is a must own classic of Texas guitar-slinger blues. Johnny is young, raw, & great. His love for Muddy Waters & Chicago-style blues shines thru, as does his unique solo style. The acoustic cuts are total gems, highlighting Johnny's superb bottleneck technique & great ear for country-blues inflections. 5+ Stars for this all-time classic for late 60's.
  • This is why Johnny Winters is Johnny Winters!

    5
    By leftcoaster46
    Raw, exciting, possessed...this album rocks! This is why J.W. matters. The real deal.

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