Johnny Winter....Mean Mistreater...Isle of the Wight..

[@keefek]

Johnny Winter is a living legend... and never disappoints.

[@veluby]

Congratulations, you've found a real treasure. FIVE STARS!!!!

[@tomgross1953]

I had that album and loved it - so much good stuff on there.

[@twanghang]

Had this back in the day & wondered if anybody had posted it yet. Thanks.

[@keithwisell8528]

i bought it when it first came out. then found another copy. the mountain set was released on one of their cds.

[@classicrockarchives707AR]

One of the best blues vocals.The song must be very edited down. Johnny would do from 15 to 20 minute versions of Mean Mistreater There maybe a film of this show. Johnny Winter And Rick Derringer. Very early in the bands career, started in June 70. This is July 4th 70. Edgar on drums on this show at Atlanta Pop 600,000 people. Right before they found Bobby Caldwell. Looking for photos of JW from 1969 through 1976.

[@rbentzkirby2456]

Dude, Edgar played with Johnny Winter in early 1970 but I do not recall seeing him at Byron. Maybe he was there but I did not see him and I was right at the stage. But I could be wrong.

[@lazypokerblues]

@@rbentzkirby2456 Sorry, but Edgar WAS on drums at the Atlanta Festival - look at this great footage that just turned up: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h6K8f3aVmqh6qqc

[@green323turbo]

Actually its from the Atlanta International Pop Festival ... that album contains the APF and the Isle of Wight . Johnny wasn't at the Isle of Wight.

[@rbentzkirby2456]

But he was at Byron/Atlanta and kicked natural born ass.

[@wformic]

Same line up though? Awesome!

[@cef8156]

Johnny Winter played at the Atlanta Pop Festival

[@pleftstringbean]

Yea!

[@cef8156]

I had this album 40 years ago. Great song, great artist. But most assuredly shows vinyl is no where as clean or crisp as digital.

[@luke8222]

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