Hall of shame . It’s a silly thing that has little to do with real rock music. With the likes of Madonna in there pretty much proves my point.

Who besides the music industry even gives two shits about the rock and roll hall of fame?! Never been there and I couldn't tell you one thing about it man!! Been listening to rock music my whole life!! 😂

Captured Live was the first album I ever bought, I still listen to it. I saw him in a small club and my ears rang for three days. My favorite guitarist ever.

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is the biggest joke in the history of rock and roll hell spinal tap put them to shame

Leslie west isn't in there either that tells you about them

Seen Johnny 15 times in my life I miss johnny 1970 was the first time

No Grand Funk, ELP, Jethro Tull , no Rock hall!

Saw him & bro many times. Loved them

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It shows what assholes they are. Johnny is THE BEST !!!

Johnny Winter is a rock ‘n roll and blues force to be reckoned with!

White, Hot & Blue is my all time favorite JW album & Edgar Winter's White Trash is my pick for Edgar's best. (I know, who says album these days). I'm 63 & have been a Johnny & Edgar fan since I was 14 - 15 yrs old.

Fantastic doco. So informative and heartfelt. Thank you for making this.

Dont give a fuck what he looks like. This dude was a fantastic talent. Edit: they both were. (Edgar and jhonny)

johnny winter was a badass ripper! R.I.P.

Went to a blues festival in Exeter in England in 2001 and was sad to find that Johnny had a stroke and was in hospital. But God bless him he came on stage and and waved to us fans . I was worried for him but heard he had made a good recovery. God bless him . Then got to see him at the now demolished Astoria club in London in 2007 . He was unstoppable and played and played, it was incredible Guitar playing. Think I got some of that gig on a small camera. He was a complete legend. A couple of nights ago I had the live album on , Bonie Moroni . You can't go to college to be like Johnny Winter , it's living it and he lived it . I always thought he looked great too , he was a one of a kind except he had a brother just like him . That live LP he is pictured playing on stage that is covered with white shagpile carpet , it looks like it could be the Elton John Dodger stadium gig

Legend! Sweet Poppa John...Hendrix loved him enough said!

My first concert, 1972, Minneapolis, at the Depot, J Geils opened for Johnny and Rick Derringer, the 'Live and' tour. I'll never forget it, the whole band had to brush up against us to get on stage, they were really messed up. Tons of energy from both bands ! Love Johnny and Edgar !

guitar meets science Great JOHNNY WINTER DOC. Well put together . ive been buying and rockin to J,D.W. VINYL Since 1974 , the details sound right in this one .Great Work . for those of us who were there . THANK You . Winter Brother Peace . 🎸 ☮

Thanks so much for this. As a long time Johnny fan I. Can tell that you're timeline is very accurate. I saw him numerous times and he always blistered the paint off of the walls with his slide playing.Thanks again

I have a Fender Strat autographed by Johnny Winter the last time he played in Barrie Ontario Canada I also got his book his CD and a poster autographed he told my son when presented with my guitar for an autographBut this is a great guitar and he played it. I really cherish this guitar now

At 16 lying in an open field on a warm summer night...A large stage at the bottom of a hill...Out of the darknes comes a figure into the lights on stage and a sound like never heard before....instanly hooked...J. Winter...Woodstock 69

Slumber Of The Beast. The most overrated Maiden album ever released. Gangland? Invaders? Why didn't Total Eclipse make the album or replace either one of those 2 horrible songs. The prisoner? The block of overrated cheese that is Run To The Hills? A benchmark? Oh...you Mean Piece Of Mind? Powerslave? Somewhere In Time was and will forever be the absolute peak of Maiden, they're equivalent to Metallica's Master Of Puppets. Number Of The Beast is just not that good Children Of The Damned, Total Eclipse, 22 Acacia Avenue and Hallowed Be Thy Name are the only songs that saved that album...the truth hurts. Killers blows it away. After Somewhere In Time though it was all downhill. We won't even talk about Seventh Synth.

great video!

Johnny isn't a good or great guitar player, he is GOD!

Sorry bud, those other bands were awesome, no doubt about it. But they weren't from TEXAS!

I can understand his frustration as a a kid. I was picked on a lot as a kid because of my size. I was small but had no fear and had many fights.

Johnny Winters one of the guitar greats.

Rock & Roll and hall of fame should not be in the same sentence. JW was a guitar god.

I was lucky enough to see Johnny live four times. 1st time March 18, 1974 in Ft. Worth, Tx. @ Tarrant County Convention Center. 2nd time July 26, 1974 again in Ft.Worth, Tx. @ Tarrant County Convention Center. 3rd time Feb. 4, 1975 in Dallas, Tx. @ Memorial Auditorium. This one is special because he had two opening acts. The first opening act was Peter Frampton while he was making Frampton Comes Alive. Back then I only knew him as the lead guitarist for Humble Pie. I'd seen him playing with Humble Pie in Dallas twice before he went solo. Can't say if any songs from the Dallas shows made it on the LP or not, but it was cool when that LP came out and just blew up knowing I'd seen him opening for Johnny Winter. The second opening act was The James Cotton Blues Band. 4th time was Nov. 22, 1978 in a small venue called The Palladium in Dallas, Tx. I was able to watch him from just a few feet away. Every show was great. I still have 3 of his vinyl LP's Johnny Winter And Live, Johnny Winter 1969 and Still Alive and Well. I even still have my original ticket stubs to his shows, too. R.I.P. P.S. The R&R HOF is a sick joke.

His version of Highway 61 is one of the few Dylan covers that rise above the original. I also got into a lot of fights. The best solution is to stand up for yourself. Nice tribute!

The rock and roll hall of fame is an unmitigated JOKE. They've enshrined mediocrities and one hit wonders and completely ignored some unbelievably outstanding Bands. There is no rhyme or reason to who the decide to honor and they exclude more great acts than ever get admitted. They are truly PATHETIC!

Put Johnny Winter in the Rock’n’’ Roll Hall Of Fame NOW, or Yesterday!!!!

F☆☆k the Rock Hall of Fame, it's turned into nothing but a bad joke.

Johnny was, and is in a class by himself.

My older brother introduced me to Johnny in 1971 when i was 14. Saw Johnny live 9 times. Saw Edgar 4 yrs ago...

That is definitely not a plastic skull, tin foil or ketchup. They must have been on a lot of drugs.

I saw him play once, he came out and just proceeded to blow the doors off the doors off the place... he was deep into a long, ripping solo when you could see that little E string hanging off the neck of his guitar. Well, you wouldn't know it the way he was playing... and then...whack! There went the g string. Didn't even faze him, he kept playing that beautiful solo just like he wanted, as if he had all six strings instead of four. He was tough, man... he played a lotta guitars with busted up strings, and he knew how to handle that guitar. He was a great player, quite unique in his power and showmanship, I will always think of him with great respect and a fine memory of the time I saw him play live...

Imho the best thrash metal album of all time

I was fortunate to have seen Mr.Winters multiple times and he could most certainly rip the guitar. I seen him in large venues and small bars. The RRHF means nothing to me. It’s a joke.

Just great and a shame that he's not in the RRHOF-saw him at Woodstock and a number of other places-most notably the Fillmore East. Whenever we got close to the Fillmore when he was playing we always started walking at a half run-the excitement was building for hours knowing he was playing. He ALWAYS tore it up!! RIP Johnny!!

I can die happy knowing I saw him play Highway 61 on his Firebird

W0W!

who cares about terrified parents my mom likes IroN MaideN and has a huge studio album collection while i own their boxset cd studio collection as well tons of cd and lp bootlegs of 1977 to 1993 and thats it nothing after these years. my most expensive bootlegs on vinyl are shrine of luzifer which is west germany 1984 as well christmas wish bootleg which shows the piece of mind cover in yellow and the pink cover album which shows the first eddie on the lp cover. i noticed some of their bootleg art doesnt go with their tour year for bootleg lp's such as raiders of the lost rock which shows the hover car and somewhere in time eddie for the bootleg cover lp.

I was fortunate to experience Johnny's raw power live in person and it left me discombobulated. 90 minutes flew by like it was nothing. A full-on, psychedelic, almost trance-like musical climax like no other.

I found a copy of John Dawson Winter III at the public library (vinyl) around 1974. I was floored by the sheer power of his performance. Recently I set out to learn the solo from my favorite track "Self Destruction Blues". It's not note for note but I'll use it to pay homage to this legendary musician...kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZqeklnmLp6inmZI

They hate Jethro Tull, BTO and The Guess Who as well. But they’re fine with rap and Dusty Springfield who, as we all know, epitomize rock and roll.

When the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame started inducting rap “artists”, they lost all credibility.

I’ll never understand those lame 70s-80s outfits and hair. It’s amazing people actually thought that was cool. The 60s was cool then it got out of control

Man I left my racer in the parking lot running cause it was so cold to see this show