Edgar Winter Group -Frankenstein Instrumental live

[@s.mcpherson6354]

He invented the concept of a wearable keyboard. What a talent. Sax is his third instrument, and yet he got the call to do sax for Tina Turner's hit *Simply the Best.*

[@richardtaylor6187]

70s greatness on full display

[@pinkstarphoenix6182]

I didn't have the patience to listen to your full explanation of how you are expensive sellouts to get to the actual video and review. Taking you off my recommendations list

[@bluesmike1]

You have to watch Johnny and Edgar Winter doing "Tobacco Road".....You'll be amazed!!!!!

[@patricknicolucci5073]

the great Rick Derringer on guitar ( rock and Roll Hochie Coo fame)

[@krkhns]

His fame actually pre-dates Rock and Roll Hoochie Coo. His band The McCoys unseated "Yesterday" at #1 with "Hang On Sloopy". Talk about a serious change in musical direction.

[@leslie8743]

Couldn't go to a house party without hearing this song in the mid 1970s. ❤✌

[@mannylopez42]

MASTERPIECE!!!!!!!!!!

[@scottbutler736]

Edgar Winter and 3 hits of Acid what a concert.

[@vovindequasahi]

Hahaha the whole band indeed! That's the way they did things back in the 70's!

[@tonyallen4265]

I come here to watch y'all's reaction, not to watch a music video in which we all have already seen a hundred times. Please make the screen showing you bigger than the music video. You two are the stars and reason for this channel. We want to see you!

[@arnaldomontes5616]

Yes you have witnessed greatness!!! The crazy part is they are out of Texas and Edgar has just the coolest Texan accent. So calm and sweet. He's a legend in my book!!!!

[@hays9008]

Just a absolute pioneer

[@faithjones881]

What a gift!

[@forestduffe5576]

Love me some edger winter group!

[@scottflatt9880]

I got to see him do this in the 90s at Bedford Blues festival. Great show. I think he even played the guitar and bass during it.

[@7thkansascav468]

Saw this live in 1973, while it was still on the radio 20 times a day LOL. JoJo Gunne and Savoy Brown were the opening acts.

[@bryanforis1839]

One best song and video of musical history is going to far but great show off to go try to do this

[@jammyrick4087]

Dan Hartman on Bass, Chuck Ruff on Drums, and Rick Derringer on Guitar.

[@davidstephens6462]

That's what a fully analog synthesizer looked like in the 70's. Lots of knobs, buttons, sliders and patch cables, controlling filters, envelope generators, ocillators, and noise and wave generators. The keyboard itself probably weighs close to 50 pounds. The cable between the the board and the main unit was, most likely, very short and very thick. Probably 10-12 feet long, and up to over an inch thick. Within a few years after that, MIDI protocols were established and synths began going digital (FM&Small sampled WAV files). Some of the most used synth sounds come from those early digital keyboards. The Juno and Jupiter lines from Korg, and the DX series from Yamaha, are still sampled today. Along with bass and drum samples taken from early TR/TB series rhythm composers by Roland.

[@chrisjamieson3452]

This was a song meant to be heard with the studio version. Very clever for it's time. I understand the difficulty of loading many studio versions of course. For old time music your patrons should suggest another Chicago like I'm a Man. Could be studio or from the same live concert as 25 or 6 to 4. The 2 stars were guitarist Kath & drummer Seraphine.

[@TheLastGarou]

Edgar and his twin brother are both albinos. They used to say in interviews that because of that, when other kids were outside playing in the sun, they had to stay inside, so they used the time to learn as many instruments as they could. Both brothers are absolutely absurd musicians.

[@hempchimp]

Edgar and Johnny Winter weren't Twins. Johnny was 2 years older and passed away in 2014.

[@TheLastGarou]

@@hempchimp Really? Damn, could have sworn they were twins. 😣 Oh, well. Thanks for the correction! 😎👍

[@DethronerX]

Good stuff

[@tombigbee37riusa]

EW is a monster .......like something created in some mad scientists lab .....made from the best parts of dead super musicians

[@Arandomperson_online]

U need to walk down TOBACCO ROAD then let him take u for a FREE RIDE 😎

[@vovindequasahi]

You really have to check out Overkill's cover of this song! It kicks ass! Seriously look though at Ed handling all those instruments and the synth... He's like Geddie Lee and Steve Walsh of Kansas, doing like three things at once all the time.

[@mikhailgorshkov4998]

You definitely need to check out the cover that was done by Overkill on their 1991 album (Horrorscope). Both cover and the rest of the album are more than recommended 🤘

[@davidgarbe6693]

Piease play pink Floyd sorry ,fantastic please ,you are the greatest couple 😘😘🇬🇧

[@timgrady4630]

How was that humanly possible ? I'm open to all theories ...

[@shaynequisenberry8884]

OVERKILL DOES A COVER OFVTHIS ITS AMAZING ALSO

[@brewswillis9783]

I was going to comment but scrolling through I didn't see any sign of y'alls commenting or noticing so, never mind.

[@chrisbanks5925]

So you watch this and then talk about Willy Wonka . . WTF.

[@imnotabotrlyimnot]

Can't hear you guys.

[@nashlimo1]

edgar was a albino

[@dunhill1]

Was an Albino? When did he die? I'm 99% sure he's still alive. May want to check on that before stating misinformation. Just a suggestion.

[@charlesmarkley220]

Made in America. Lol. Metal? You are going to have to explain what metal is if you say it.

[@artkazyak3242]

Why dont you two comment on the Edgar Winter Group and their tune and the fact that the members are unreal Chuck Ruff on drums Dan Hartman on bass and Rick Derringer on guitar and the fact that Chuck and Dan have passed on WTF to much BS you two need another job Edgar Winter is on another level you two are not