The Johnny Winter Story

My Generation VHS Includes performances by Jeff Beck, Alvin Lee, Johnny Winter, Joe Walsh, B.B. King, Duane Eddy, Jimi Hendrix and Eric Clapton.

Texas International Pop Festival Texas International Pop Festival 30 Aug 1969 - 16mm 3 cameras with sound 15Min.

Got No Shoes Got No Blues - video of the 1969 Texas International Pop Festival

Royal Albert Hall - 1969

Newport Pop Festival - 1969

Detroit Tube Works - 1969

Woodstock - 1969

• Creation of the Woodstock Fest - Interviews w/ founders & developers of fest. & clips by Ritchie Havens, Leslie West, Mountain, Arlo Guthrie, Janie Jop lin, & Sly & Family Stone. Archival photos & rare & never-b efore-seen film footage. 60 min
• Woodstock - 3 Days of Peace & Music (The... - Woodstock set the standard for all rockumentaries to come. Sensing that the now-legendary 1969 Woodstock concert would be something more than a mere "happening", director Michael Wadleigh brought along a battalion of cinematographers and assistants. As a result, what could have been an aloof, detached record of the landmark concert is as "up close and personal" as it was possible to get without actually being there. Utilizing widescreen, splitscreen, and stereo-sound technology to the utmost, Wadleigh puts us right in the middle of the 400,000 screaming, mud-caked spectators, then zooms in to loving closeups of the stars. Edited by Martin Scorsese (among many others), the finished product won the 1970 Oscar for Best Documentary-and was also stamped with an "R" rating due to some innocuous (by 1990s standards) nudity and profanity. The talent lineup includes Canned Heat, Richie Havens, Country Joe and the Fish, The Who, Jimi Hendrix, Santana, David Crosby and Stephen Stills, Jefferson Airplane, Joe Cocker, Arlo Guthrie, John Sebastian, Sly and the Family Stone, Ten Years After and Sha Na Na. The original 184 minute running time was expanded to 224 minutes for the 1994 video version, featuring previously excised footage of Janis Joplin. One of our favorite shots in Woodstock has no music at all: the final image, as a group of dour policemen survey the garbage and debris left behind by the Woodstock Naton.

Sound's of the 70's

A Video with Johnny Winter, Santana and Taj Mahal. The Johnny Winter video parts are either from 1969 or 1971. The songs Johnny performs are "Johnny Be Good", "Mamma Talk To Your Daughter" and "Tell the Truth"

Gladsaxe Teen Club, Denmark

• Gladsaxe Teen Club, Denmark 2 Oct 1970 -TV studio 30min.
• Gladsaxe Teen Club, Denmark 2 Oct 1970 - Part Two 25min.

Don Kirshner Rock Concert - 1973

Palace Theatre - New York - 1973

The band is the Still Alive And Well formation. White Firebird used on all songs. Except for the intro song (Rock and Roll Hoochie Koo) where we notice a not-warmed-yet Johnny (I mean cliches riff), all the other songs are involve great solos (really inspired).

This was presented on our MTV-like broadcast network named Musique Plus

Setlist:
• Rock'n'Roll Hoochie Koo
• Stone County
• Jumping Jack Flash
• Johnny B.Goode
• Silver Train

Blues Summit in Chicago Thursday, 18 July 1974

Video: Blues Summit In Chicago

Artists:
• Muddy Waters, vocals, guitar 1-3,6,9,11
• Michael Bloomfield, guitar 1-11
• Dr. John, vocals 10, piano 1,2,5-11
• Phil Guy, guitar 7-9
• Willie Dixon, vocals 7,9,11
• Koko Taylor, vocals 2,7,11
• Buddy Miles, drums 2,6-11
• Johnny Winter, vocals 2,8, guitar 6-11
• Junior Wells, hca 3-6,8-11, vocals 2,4,5
• Nick Gravenites, vocals 2,4, intro 3
• Muddy Waters' Band (probably): Al Radford, bass 1,3-11 - ? guitar 1,3-5 - Willie "Big Eyes" Smith, drums 1,-3-5 - "Pine Top" Perkins, piano 1,3,4,11

Tracks:
1. "Blow Wind Blow/Introduction" (4.12)
2. "Welcome and talk about the blues" (all)
3. "Intro by Nick Gravenites/Long Distance Call" (10.41)
4. "Messin' With The Kid" (3.47)
5. "10 Long Years" (6.03)
6. "Mannish Boy" (6.20)
7. "Wang Dang Doodle" (3.12)
8. "Walkin' Thru The Park" (4.20)
9. "Hoochie Coochie Man" (5.09)
10. "Sugar Sweet" (4.20)
11. "Got My Mojo Working" (6.16)

Winterland 1976 Winterland 1976- 1/2" B/W 2 cam. 15min (encore only)

Chicago Blues Festival 1981 Tuesday, 4 August 1981 released 1991 - The late Muddy Waters was one of the finest and most influential blues performers of all time -- just ask The Rolling Stones, who took their name from one of his songs. On this video, Muddy was captured in fine form onstage at the Chicago Blues Festival, with friend and collaborator Johnny Winter sitting in on guitar; songs include Mannish Boy and I'm A King Bee.

Don't Take Advantage of Me - 1984

JOHNNY WINTER LIVE - 1984 Johnny Winter Toronto 1984 BLUES GUITARIST JOHNNY WINTER PERFORMS LIVE ON STAGE. HE PLAYS SUCH ROCK 'N' ROLL STANDARDS AS "HIGHWAY 61 REVISITED," "JUMPING JACK FLASH," AND "ROCK AND ROLL HOOCHEE COO."

Madison Square Garden circa 1993 Johnny was part of the Bob Dylan 30th Birthday Celebration at Madison Square Garden 16 Oct 1992. The concert is available on video and CD. Johnny plays a blistering version of Highway 61 Revisited. He's backed up by Booker T and the MGs. The bass player (Donald "Duck" Dunn I think?) is visibly blown away by Johnny's performance, it's a lot of fun to watch. The crowd absolutely loved him. I'm not sure who distributes the video or the exact name of the tape but it would be a good one to add to your list. Other performers include Neil Young, Eddie Vetter, Tracy Chapman and so many others I can't remember.

• Walking Thru The Park - Johnny Winter sings this one
• Hoochie Coochie Man