Musik / blues

Step back


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Summary: Johnny Winter goes back to a more aggressive style of the blues, the kind that helped shape his career. It also includes appearances from such names as Brian Setzer, Ben Harper, Aerosmith's Joe Perry, and many more.

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Unchain my heart

Can't hold out ("Talk to me baby")(feat. Ben Harper)

Don't want no woman(feat. Eric Clapton)

Killing floor(feat. Paul Nelson)

Who do you love

Okie dokie stomp(feat. Brian Setzer)

Where can you be(feat. Billy Gibbons)

Sweet sixteen(feat. Joe Bonamassa)

Death letter

My babe(feat. Jason Ricci)

Long tall Sally(feat. Leslie West)

Mojo hand(feat. Joe Perry)

Blue Monday(feat. Dr. John)


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Anmeldelser (3)


Rolling stone

d. 2. sep. 2014

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Patrick Doyle

d. 2. sep. 2014

"Winter's final album, Step Back, doesn't always match his early grit - The Johnny Winter Story box set, released earlier this year, is much richer. With guests like Billy Gibbons, Eric Clapton and Joe Perry, the new LP draws from the Fifties electric blues Winter heard as a teenager, but it loses some of those recordings' electric mud, surrounding the guitarist's ravaged howl with slick production and unimaginative arrangements".


Something else!

d. 4. sep. 2014

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Nick Deriso

d. 4. sep. 2014

"He sounds a tough and engaged as he has in decades. Winter was, in the end, the embodiment of the third-act triumph, even if the curtain fell before he had a chance to bask in a final standing ovation".


Living blues

2014 August

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Mark Uricheck

2014 August

"Winter here sounds as moving as he's ever been in his 40-plus years of guitar slingin' and barefootin'. His voice has aged into a smooth, velvety rasp with a dark-alley swagger that affirms he's been around to see a thing or two, and wouldn't you like to know about it. Then there's that slippery snake of a slide guitar, cagey and dirty - Winter glides off the rails and back again with the coolest of ease ... 'Step Back' is Johnny Winter's persuasive wrangling of vintage backroom Chicago blues viewed through the eyes of a kid from the Gulf Coast of Texas".