EDGAR WINTER GROUP - Frankenstein REACTION

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[@douglasgonzalez7561]

As soon as I saw the song you were reacting to, I said to myself, OMG! His HEAD is GOING to EXPLODE. I couldn’t push play fast enough!

[@marymargaretmoore9034]

Rick Derringer on guitar in this. Gotta see his brother, blues guitar legend Johnny Winter (RIP).

[@stephenurso9267]

You really need to check out the video of him and his brother Johny doing tobacco road live! It's every bit amazing as this!

[@Trucker231610]

FYI This song was created because the band had alot of tape splices(old skoll) of different riffs and partial songs they spliced them together and Frankenstein was Created.. TRUE STORY!!

[@mickeyhank]

Absolutely, Chod - Edgar deserves his props as a great musician. That is one of the best instrumentals ever written. Check out the studio version maybe on your own for incredible production but this was very cool. I’ve never seen it before. Suggestions for him are: “Free Ride“, if you want a nice ballad, “someone take my heart away“. A really short but really hard rocker is called “queen of my dreams“. That guitarist, Rick Derringer, has a few great songs of his own, the classic, “Rock ‘n’ roll Hoochie Koo“, and going back to the ‘60s his band The McCoys did a really good pop song called “Hang on Sloopy“ which you may have heard.

[@mrnobody9104]

Edgar the Mad Scientist Winter........should be against the law for one man to have that much talent!

[@lindahunter4545]

The sound box is called a synthesizer. Edgar Winter and his brother, Johnny are albino twins born with amazing talent. They can play almost every musical instrument under the sun! They are one of the greatest rock bands ever. 🎶💫💥💕🥰🥰🥰

[@davidmazon7516]

U gotta hear the studio version. The one that hit the charts in the 70s. Can't top this one, just has that studio sound.

[@timgrim4677]

I was blown away when I heard this the first time, age 12. 'Never gets old.

[@JoseGarcia-yu9nd]

Those are " Timbales " and are an integral part of any Latin/Salsa Band. Tito Puente play them all his life.

[@Golddust427]

I sat across from Edgar in a downtown diner the day of his show,

[@stevoplex]

I was 11 when I heard this on the radio. Twisted around my paradigm of music and could never go back.

[@SRG1966]

Edgar is in his 70s and currently touring with Ringo Starr. This track was a top ten hit. Edgar has played sax on many studio tracks, including Tina Turner's "Simply The Best".

[@chrisf.7980]

Not only is he playing every instrument possible, but he is doing it in 3 inch high platform shoes! Oh god, I truly LOVED the glam rock period!

[@tomaleshire4145]

Dueling drum solos are very rare, this is the best one ever!💯🤗❤✌

[@klevesmith]

I met Edgar and Johnny Winter when they were still in high school in Beaumont, TX. I was all of 5 years old. Spending the weekend with my grandparents, my uncle also in high school, brought them home to grab his guitar so they could all go jam somewhere. it was dark in the house as me and my younger brother were watching tv with our grandmother. When we saw the brothers - we got scared and jumped behind the sofa. After they stopped laughing at us, my grandmother made us come out and meet them. 3 or 4 months later we go to sit in my grandparents' garage and what them jam for an entire Saturday. I have see both several times in the late 70's and 80's and 90's - I never saw them together. The Edgar Winter Group 1975 in Houston and Edgar Winter and White Trash 1971 in Houston - Johnny Winter in Houston in '73, '76, and 2013 in Beaumont, TX

[@mikefrost5022]

I have heard this song a hundreds of times but I have never seen this video. I have seen him do this song live in the 90s. But it was only a fraction of everything he did here. This was mind blowing. I went into this reaction expecting to hear the studio version. Then this came on. Wow! And I enjoyed your comments and they were spot on!

[@beckmn1]

And with Rick Derringer on lead guitar. You might check out his music as well ... maybe "Rock and Roll Hootchie Koo".

[@videoinformer]

This is a great example of where you would miss out tremendously if you couldn't see the performers.

[@relaxandsucceed4282]

The title was perfect. It was stitched together from a bunch of bits of jams, then was formed into one song that kept that Frankenstein theme going. The big heavy footsteps, the disparate parts eventually meeting and aligning to be sewn together when they would start playing the same cords or melody, and then off again to separate parts, and slowly it all comes together to the point where they add the electricity (all of that stuff using the amp), and the monster lives! If you really think about how Frankenstein the creature was created, this song sounds like that. And this was the first time anyone belted a keyboard to themselves, and he's so good on his third instrument that he was the sax soloist for Tina Turner's hit. The whole band are geniuses, and Edgar's creativity and willingness to invent is a joy to behold. Thanks for covering this.