HOW IS THIS Even POSSIBLE?! 🤯 Edgar Winters Group - Frankenstein (1973) reaction

Edgar Winters Group - Frankenstein (1973) reaction
This Group totally blew me away with this performance! this is INSANE!
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[@ronburgardt6495]

Edgar is the guy with the white hair. He's a very accomplished musician, and he's an albino. Albinism is a condition in which they have no pigmentation in their skin, hair and eyes. This makes them sensitive to sunlight. As you can imagine, an albino musician would mostly stay indoors, which gives them more time to learn their music. It seems that he learned very well.

[@SarahDengler]

Totally! This is great!!!

[@marshalloram1999]

Cool, cool. So because he’s albino he can play all of the instruments? Jk, he’s insanely talented. This is one of my favorite Phish covers. The original is so sick!

[@weldonbailey1005]

​@@marshalloram1999 I must be reading ur comment wrong...cuz u can't be saying Phish was the original right? Edgar Winters wrote this song.

[@marshalloram1999]

@@weldonbailey1005 Yes, I meant songs Phish covers. Edgar is the OG.

[@susanfigueroa872]

We finally got to see him and his band live about six years ago. What a great performer! He and his brother Johnny (who is a blues, rock guitarist) is together in a live performance of the song "Tobacco Road." Again playing multiple instruments and singing! Check it out, you'll love it!!

[@SarahDengler]

Sounds amazing!!

[@jdw9397]

Tobacco Road with Johnny and Edgar is great!

[@AW-yj6md]

So love watching young people of today experience this, just so enjoyed it,..your reaction says it all,..jaw dropped,. stunned speechless,..yess,..we know, same thing happened to us 50 years ago,..and I think I saw this back then, but before I even saw Winter and his band, heard him on radio,..that alone blew me away, hadn't heard anything like it before that,..Edgar and his brother Johnny,..extremely talented,..do keep going,..the 70's was all innovation, new instruments, trailblazers like Winter, so many,..Brothers Johnson, Isley Brothers, ELO(Electric Light Orchestra), Pink Floyd,..if it's from the 70's, you probably have never heard it, or the way it was played, constructed before,..Godspeed, Peace ✌

[@matskarlsson3219]

Hi Sarah! "Frankenstein" The song topped the US Billboard Hot 100 chart for one week in May 1973, being replaced by Paul McCartney´s "My Love". Frankenstein sold over one million copies. The single was certified gold June 19, 1973 by the RIAA. Another great song by The Edgar Winters Group from 1973 "Free Ride" 👍

[@SarahDengler]

Awesome! Thanks Mats 🙂

[@davidpost428]

@@SarahDengler Yes, Free Ride is a great song as well.

[@markgulbranson7518]

Hey, let's all Google stuff so we can pretend to be intelligent in the comments.

[@PJ-jz5fm]

The band also played free ride on the same set; a British tv program called the old grey whistle test. Edgar Winter is an astonishing talent. His brother Johnny was an incredible blues guitarist. Edgar’s tribute album to his brother “Brother Johnny” 2022 is also worth checking out.

[@richardtaylor6187]

You're groovin' & rockin' now, Girl! Yeah! One of the all-time greatest jammin' performances....

[@joehartmann9353]

It was #1 my Junior year in high school. 1973.

[@freespirit21newyork]

I made my holy Communion in May 1973 🙏🏼 I was gonna be 8 in June 73

[@shaknit]

I love peoples reaction when they first hear this. The expression on your face is priceless.

[@RichSmithify]

The look on her face after the final note is played says it all.

[@robotjg962]

I love seeing gifted people perform, this cannot be learned it is a part of their inner being coming out.

[@freespirit21newyork]

Awww i loved your expressions and reactions 🥰 which tells me you've never saw musical talent like this before. Yeah i grew up in the late 1960s & 70s and my God the instruments they used back then , the music it all was a treasure im so happy I grew up with thanks to my Dad RIP 🙏🏼🌹 and my older brother Being the baby girl of the family I had to catch up 🥰 But im so glad that your open minded enough to witness the greatest music on earth 👑🏆👑🏆

[@bobtedeman5975]

It's not easy to get over the first time hearing and seeing this. Classic for all time.

[@allendixon7700]

It's so good but I gotta take a free ride every none and I do free ride Edgar winner

[@allendixon7700]

I want me to tell you about a group that nobody remembers I could lay down some funk mother's funniest mother's father's baby love mickey'smokey all that s*** that's some good d*** funkrod there now thank you throw down mother's finest

[@caucasianbulldog6057]

This is from the 1973 OGWT show. I watched it as it happened. The fresh faced young guy on guitar is Rick Derringer who was a bit of a guitar virtuoso. He went on to have a solo career. Of course Edgar Winter himself was a multi instrumentalist of great ability. His brother was the great blues rocker Johnny Winter.

[@dennismccormick7521]

Edgar also has a voice that can make us all cry!

[@mitchvuksanovich]

AMAZING lineup and performance! GENIUS!!!

[@alonzocoyethea6148]

7:37--that part sounds like Frankenstein working in the lab, lightning outside, wires catching fire, bulbs flashing, and the monster rises...Sarah, i knew this one would smoke ya--loved your reaction! Musicians back then went to college music programs and practiced more--that's how they were able to create such awesome stuff.Nowadays, they don't wanna practice, can't afford lessons, depend on sampling and auto-tune, so they never develop the creativity

[@suesmith7968]

The perfect reaction!! We had SO MUCH mind blowing music in the ‘70s!!!!!!

[@lisaayers1975]

Sarah thank you,thank you for this one..Been wanting you to do this one for a long time. His brother Johnny Winter is an Albino also and is a great guitar player.⚘⚘⚘👍👍😇

[@SarahDengler]

How wonderful! Thank you Lisa 🙂

[@williamschrom1584]

Your response was beautiful, perfect and amazing.

[@stevensapyak7971]

13.12.22 The guy in the white jumpsuit, is Rick Derringer, he’s from Detroit, Michigan, check out his song 🎸rock ‘n’ roll Hoochie Koo©️

[@SarahDengler]

Thank you 🙂

[@joesutherland225]

Edgar and sadly passed brother Johnny 😔 rock and blues icons.straight up no question big influences on many musicians!

[@beardedguardian71]

Good times, good times

[@frankhatton2089]

The magic of music is the sorcery.

[@ShiftysRevenge]

Sarah, your reaction to this video is no surprise. I have yet to see anyone not be completely blown away by this. I have never ever seen a band in "The Zone" like this. They had been messing around with this tune for a few years by the time they recorded this and could probably played it with their eyes closed.

[@oldmanghost219]

Frankenstein so named because it came together in pieces and was originally called the Double Drum song while they were working on it. It shot to the top of the charts. Everyone in my group of friends were overwhelmed by how great it was. We had never heard of Edgar Winter or his older brother Johnny before. Edgar went to the top of the list and when they showed up the following year in concert, we couldn't wait to see them. The opening band was Rick Derringer and that is him playing guitar with Edgar. Then it was Johnny Winter. Then the headline - Edgar Winter. After that they all got together for a 2nd encore performance. Next up by Edgar from the same album -- FREE RIDE

[@dagmar.6954]

This live version of this song is a total experience. It blew me away the first time I saw it. Edgar Winter is very talented & plays many instruments including keyboards, saxophone & timbales. The title "Frankenstein" refers he fact that the original recording of the song was much longer than the final version & it required numerous edits to shorten it. So they spliced together many different parts.

[@taylortyler1867]

I was 10 yrs old in 1973 and it took me awhile to save up enough money to buy the album "They Only Come Out At Night". b/c I just _HAD_ to have the uncut version on the album (as opposed to the chopped up radio version single). First album I ever bought.

[@user-ys8gs5tw5e]

I recently discovered that after playing it for his brother Johnny for the first time Johnny said" Very cool, what are you going call it?!!" To which Edgar pondered momentarily & answered" Frankenstein"

[@panchiolarranaga1616]

Amazing ain't he? I grew with this music.....I was 20 then!....and Edgar's brother Johnny, another one of the kind! great guitar picker of all times

[@elgonwilliams7624]

Edgar Winter is in a league of his own as a multi-instrumentalist. The number of bands he influenced directly or indirectly is stunning. He sort of invented the neck strap for the keyboard.

[@carollittle1059]

This is what you call a master track by the Pros, picture the monster Frankenstein being brought to life.

[@jimini1976]

Tobacco Road by these guys will leave you speechless to ✌😜

[@pamagnolia]

Great song!! Long time since I’ve heard this. Thanks Sarah!!😅

[@SarahDengler]

Thanks Pa, for watching 🙂

[@wildmanken1236]

Edgar’s brother is considered one of the top blues musicians in the world. I saw both of them play in Buffalo, NY in 1973. 3 bands, White Trash, Blue Oyster Cult & Golden Earring all for $5,

[@lufshpq]

if there was a radio Edgar would have played that too!

[@galandirofrivendell4740]

People knew how to rock back in the 1970s!

[@oldmanghost219]

BTW - The name of the album is - They only come out at night - which refers to the the fact that Edgar and his brother Johnny are Albino and sensitive to sunlight. Also from 1973 was ELP'[s Brain Salad Surgery album with extensive use of Synthesizers. Here is a small part of their epic 29 minute song Karn Evil 9 in 3 impressions. This is just to introduce you to their talent and one of the best drum solo's I have ever heard. Carl is lightening speed on the drums and is hard working. - (Emerson, Lake & Palmer - Karn Evil 9 1st impression,part 2.Cal Jam 1974 Remastered by Rudenko Arthur) This is the best version but does start

[@kokomojoe6552]

Sarah Always Gives the Best Reactions

[@SarahDengler]

Thanks Joe 🙂

[@scherado01]

She is one of two people in my subscribe list. Let me tell you, the other person doesn't interrupt songs...either.

[@johnv61]

Great reaction! If you want your mind blown again, check out Edgar and his brother Johnny doing “Tobacco Road” LIVE from 1973….incredible!

[@satturnine7320]

This is the first rock song I remember hearing I used to play it on a reel to reel tape player Had the fortune of seeing him play in New Orleans in 2002

[@thomaswilson6786]

Sarah when I was 18 years old in 1981 I lived in north Jersey my friend and I took a ride up to greenwood lake and we were driving around the lake when we saw this bar and it was packed with cars outside so we stopped and fought our way in no charge to get in and we couldn’t believe it Edgar winter was set up on a little stage in the bar I’ll never forget that night when he played Frankenstein it was incredible

[@jdw9397]

That was incredible! I never saw Edgar Winter play but I saw his brother Johnny play several times. He is awesome too.

[@Falconer1128]

Lol! Your reaction is priceless. That is why they call the tune "Frankenstein" it's a mix of many different instruments and many different styles of music. Love your channel!

[@atonal7777]

Dear Sarah I loved the way you reacted to this awesome Edgar Winter song Frankenstein. Amazing isn’t it? Love your reactions. God bless

[@SarahDengler]

Thank you so much!!

[@davidpost428]

Sixties and Seventies: when rock music soared. I'd even call this piece jazz or fusion rock. The thing is, the more that one listens to this song the more that one digs its tune and looks for its flow from one peak to the next. Great choice, Sarah! Frankenstein is a Monster song!

[@SarahDengler]

Omg David, you just put a huge smile on my Face! Thank you so much for the support. I am So grateful 🙏😀

[@davidpost428]

@@SarahDengler You're very welcome. I really enjoy your reactions!

[@weldonbailey1005]

Damndest thing u ever seen in ur life right? Edgar and Johnny was some off the chart talented guys without question. They were doing things then no one were. Still never seen anything like it. Luv ur reactions. Hugs. Mark

[@csphoenix9]

The magic of analog keyboarde, Moog and sequential circuits, oscillators and modulators sawtooth waves.

[@MeesterAntrobus]

I think Edgar used an ARP 2600. You can see him tweaking the filter like at 7:46. (Btw ARP 2600 also gave voice to R2D2.)

[@alanpower8234]

when the beat drops back in at 8 mins something you really feel like you have been on a journey with them.

[@marrkhicks]

Great reaction…. The real deal. Talent unmatched

[@Tune-O-matic]

Check out the studio(made for radio) version...Edgar and Johnny were highly talented Albino's from Texas..(Flash cameras were not allowed at their concerts because of their eye condition}

[@johnl6944]

I love this tune almost as much as I love your reaction! Fun stuff!

[@johnbeaney1237]

Can remember listening to The Alan Freeman radio show Saturday afternoons here in England back in the 70's as a teenager. The first part of the crazy keyboard just after Edgar's first drum part would be played by Mr Freeman as a kind of ad/type show intro thing.

[@andrewheck6922]

The look on.your face was priceless 🤣

[@ZippyThePinhead]

I was a preteen when this came out, and it was REALLY mind blowing then. 😁 Edgar Winter- keys, sax, and timbales, Rick Derringer- guitar, Dan Hartman- bass, and Chuck Ruff- drums, and still a great tune 50 years later. Just a suggestion, no need to do a reaction video, but check out "Rick Derringer Edgar Winter Frankenstein", it's another live video when they toured with Ringo Starr in 2010.

[@alesiabradley5399]

It's a pleasure to see young people discover these old hits the way we did back in the day.

[@carollittle1059]

This hit was a mix of all different takes during the recording session.

[@billsager5634]

Don't forget, these guys are performing LIVE!!! You can tell it is live, as 1. Different than the studio version, and 2. On the Studio version, Ronnie Montrose played guitar and Reck Derringer PRODUCED the track. Here on the live version, Rick Derringer plays guitar. Every musician is the group is a genius! Edgar Winter is unbelievable. But as mentioned, the guitarist is Rick Derringer - who had a very successful career is a producer, guitarist, solo artist (Check our "Rock & Roll Hootchie Coo"). The Bass player is Dan Hartman, who in addition to singing lead vocals for most Edgar Winter Group tracks, was an extremely talented singer song writer who had several Top-40 hits. Drummer Chuck Ruff played for Edgar Winter, Sammy Hagar among others, and was also desired session drummer. What you are watching is pure, unadulterated TALENT! Something very rare to find in modern pop music.

[@simonjones8111]

Have a look at other live performances from The Old Grey Whistle Test, which was UK’s best music programme in the 70’s.

[@ewfan2631]

Loved your expressions during this...and after. :-) Edgar is a genius and his band were stellar. Another one to blow you away is Tobacco Road live with his brother Johnny on guitar. (Johnny is in the Blues Hall of Fame.) You've seen Edgar play instruments, now you have to hear him sing the blues. And after that, give a listen to Edgar's song Dying to Live...the most beautiful song you've never heard. I promise you won't be disappointed.

[@jroberthadden]

It was a lot of fun watching your facial expression throughout. I saw this group do this on stage in '73. It was unbelievably impressive with the light show and the huge sound. You must remember that synthesizers were a new phenomenon and Edgar was one of the first to really get with it. You should also realize that this was the early seventies and many of us in the crowd were buzzed. Mind blowing, for sure. Edgar, and his brother, Johnny, were albinos. Johnny went on to be one of the greatest blues guitarists of that era. Edgar changed guitar players for the next album and tour so Rick Derringer joined the group while Ronnie Montrose went on to form "Montrose" a much harder rock band that had Sammy Hagar out front. If you want to hear Montrose's true virtuoso ability you should listen to Van Morrison's song "Wild Night" where Ronnie plays in a whole different style. Oh, by the way, if you want to hear Edgar's softer side, listen to the song "Autumn" off the same album as "Frankenstein". You'll love it. It's one of the most beautiful songs that you will ever listen to. Cheers!

[@paulwalker242]

What a great reaction. Nice job!

[@coot1925]

The stunned look on your face was priceless. The old grey whistle test was a British TV show that featured all the bands and musicians that were not mainstream including the amazing Bob Marley. The other show called Top of the pops only showed stuff that was in the pop singles charts. It was on late at night and my parents would let me stay up to watch it because I started playing guitar when I was 4 years old and then learned drums and keyboards. They realised that they should encourage me to learn real musicianship and not the kind of image driven crap that was in the charts. This show really stretched the boundaries of talent back in the 70s when I was 9 and upwards. Edgar and his brother Johnny are American and really stood out because they were both born with albinism, which is why their skin and hair is so white. ✌️♥️🇬🇧

[@alanfan8941]

We had fun in the 1970’s. For a similar experience, listen to Hocus Pocus by the band Focus. But the Edgar Winter Group was very creative and entertaining. And the story of how Frankenstein came about is interesting. It was sort of a series accidents.

[@zivkovicable]

I'm not generally a fan of music response videos...But a. you let the track play, & b. Your expressions absolutely added to the experience on an emotional level. Really cool.

[@rnrpeg1]

My favorite artist of all time. Bastard is a total genius. And Tubers keep reacting to this track. 🤣. You're all missing his most impressive instrument. You gotta hear this man sing!! ‼️💘🤘

[@aclosson8193]

Wow! Wow! Just WOW! Speechless? Me too! No one makes music like this anymore! God, please bring back this level of talent once again!!!

[@jonathansmith3742]

There is no denying it, this is one of the Baddest Jams in the Land.

[@kirbygulbrandsen4507]

Both Johnny and Edgar were both Albinos. Released in 1972 , but the radio play was a shorter version because of time limits. Edgar Winter, They Only Come Out At Night album. A Great album that you would really like.

[@kirbygulbrandsen4507]

Fifty years old !🤙

[@sheltonedwards9960]

Talk about scaring the kitty cat... 😂

[@Ronie792]

The middle of this song where it started getting crazy is when Frankenstein was actually being raised up

[@metalmark1214]

Sarah, check out a great cover of this song by the band Overkill.

[@SarahDengler]

Sweet! Thank you 🙂

[@piperofsimms]

You've created a monster !

[@danjoda755]

Lollllll, Sarah, you know how to hit the nail on the head! 😂🤣 "What sorcery is this?", that was brilliant and made me laugh on a very sad day for me. Much respect and appreciation, thank you 🙏😁🌹🕊️

[@SarahDengler]

I hope all is well with you?

[@danjoda755]

@@SarahDengler I admire you, so I'll be truthful. Today marks 6 years since I last spoke with my girlfriend. She passed away on Dec. 15. Still working on closure I guess. She was a very admirable woman, she was my friend for 12 years.

[@SarahDengler]

@@danjoda755 I'm so sorry to hear that, May the Lord be with you 🙏

[@lawrencecooper2361]

Edgar's brother Johnny made it big first in the late 60's. There was a blues revival in pop music and there was some "controversy" about whether white people could play blues authentically. Along came Johnny out of Texas, whiter than white and the all time king of guitar shredders, the real deal. He had some issues and stopped touring for awhile and Edgar rose to the top and filled the void. They played together on a number of albums. Such an immense amount of talent in one family

[@Jims_Camera_at_dawn]

If you like this, try out the group Focus. Their song "Hocus Pocus" will blow you away. Do the live performance on The Midnight Special tv show.

[@georgejackemeyer7835]

50 yr. Old song. People will enjoy this 500 yr down the road

[@tcfolstrom599]

MAD MEN ! MAD MEN !

[@Zixik_]

It is sorcery😃😃😃

[@donbelenger817]

Listen to him and his brother doing Copperhead Road.

[@markgulbranson7518]

Remember that part where they slowed down? Oh, wait...

[@4yules]

ITS ALIVE!!!!!!!!!!!

[@joecrone9862]

Almost a religious experience! You should check their live version of "tobacco road "!

[@gerryradford4812]

GREATEST LIVE MIND BLOWING SET IN HISTORY !!!! Gx

[@Bowhunters6go8xz6x]

Some say the song is a Frankenstein in its own right in that its made of up of so many different parts just as Frankenstein was made up of so many body parts, even his keyboard work where it made to simulate the (Growling and Stomping) sounds just like Frankenstein in the movie.

[@scherado01]

The editing of the video is far superior to anything I've seen.

[@avantprog6902]

Okay, I just started this video and know where it's going. Always fun to see your reaction. Ask me when you're ready, I'll give you some modern masters of progressive music. I love and could go on all day about it. I got some gems for you.

[@SarahDengler]

Great! Please do 🙂

[@avantprog6902]

@@SarahDengler Okay, I'm not gonna get too crazy yet. Hear, " Son of" There's No Place Like Homerton " ", and, " Mumps ", by Hatfield and The North. And ," Firth of Fifth", and ,"Cinema Show ", by Genesis. Just trust me, they are must listens. I'll give more adventurous ones later.

[@charlespapps2389]

One only HOPES that today's artists will STOP SAMPLING music and go back to CREATING music. I'm so grateful for being a teenager in the 70's!!!

[@fripso]

If you think this was something, you should see the live version of Tobacco Road from he and his brother, legendary blues guitarist, Johnny Winter.

[@chrisbanks5925]

Genius.

[@johnclibbens6803]

Incredible, isn’t it? I remember watching this on The Old Grey Whistle Test when it was originally broadcast.

[@swinehartachris13]

you mix spectromagic and mainstreet electrical parade you get this

[@ivansavoie3190]

Should check out Tobacco Road by Johnny and Edgar Winter

[@leeannfitch3596]

I got to see them in 1973, I was 17. I love your reaction because you didn't talk to the video. Edgar and Johnny are albino. Did you notice the bike horn? That's one of my favorite sounds.

[@Arandomperson_online]

The Verve BITTERSWEET SYMPHONY 🎻🎻🎻🎻🎻🎻🎻🎻🎻🎻

[@michaelklassen9486]

You're my gal Sarah,Michael

[@JHTakanawa]

Back in the day, “Frankenstein” was split in half on 8-track tapes… but our reactions to this timeless hit are the same as yours…

[@michaeltaylor8835]

50 years ago

[@MRxMADHATTER]

Go watch Johnny and Edgar Winter doing "Tobacco Road".

[@MrPazzerz]

Frankenstein comes from a term that they used to describe a piece of music that has no connection to any song. They basically put together a bunch of 'frankensteins' to make this song.

[@williamcabell142]

It’s ALIVE! 😳😎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Think of the Monster in the movie!

[@lancevaughn432]

Edgar and his brother Johnny Winter are albinos check out Tobacco Road live.

[@alanmohn4146]

Yes, Edgar is an amazing musician but did you know he also designed and built his instruments.

[@gerryradford4812]

OMG ,,,,,, SUBLIME !!!! Gx