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“School Day Blues”/“You Know I Love You,” Dart Records, 1959
“Greepy”/“Oh My Darling,” KRCO, 1960
“Hey, Hey, Hey”/“One Night of Love,” KRCO, 1960
“Shed So Many Tears”/“That’s What Love Does,” Frolic Records, 1961
“Voodoo Twist”/“Ease My Pain,” Frolic Records, 1962
“Broke and Lonely”/“Crying in My Heart” (under the artist name “Texas Guitar Slim”), Diamond Records; then leased to Jin Records, 1963
“Roadrunner”/“The Guy You Left Behind,” Todd Records, 1963
“Gangster of Love”/“Eternally,” Frolic Records, 1963
“Eternally”/“You’ll Be the Death of Me,” Atlantic Records, 1964
“Gone for Bad” /“I Won’t Believe It,” Frolic Records; then leased to MGM, 1964
“Please Come Home for Christmas” /“Out of Sight” (under the artist name “Insight”), Cascade Records, 1966
“Birds Can’t Row Boats”/“Leavin’ Blues,” Pacemaker Records, 1967
“Comin’ Up Fast (Part 1) ”/“Comin’ Up Fast (Part 2)” (with the Great Believers), Cascade Records, 1967
“Tramp”/“Parchman Farm” (with the Traits), Universal, 1967
RELEASES BY OR WITH OTHER ARTISTSGREGG ALLMAN
One More Try: An Anthology
, Polygram, 1997. Johnny plays slide on “Wasted Words,” recorded at a jam in August 1972 that also included Buddy Miles and Berry Oakley.
, Polygram, 1997. Johnny plays slide on “Wasted Words,” recorded at a jam in August 1972 that also included Buddy Miles and Berry Oakley.
ALLMAN BROTHERS
Welcome to Hollywood,
Archivio, 1994. A bootleg of the Allman Brothers concert at the Hollywood Bowl on August 6, 1972. Johnny plays “Johnny B. Goode” during the encore, and jams with the band on Robert Johnson’s “Dust My Broom.”
Archivio, 1994. A bootleg of the Allman Brothers concert at the Hollywood Bowl on August 6, 1972. Johnny plays “Johnny B. Goode” during the encore, and jams with the band on Robert Johnson’s “Dust My Broom.”
The Allman Brothers Band Live at the Atlanta International Pop Festival—July 3 & 5, 1970,
Epic/Legacy, 2003. Features Johnny on “Mountain Jam.”
Epic/Legacy, 2003. Features Johnny on “Mountain Jam.”
MIKE BLOOMFIELD AND AL KOOPER
Fillmore East: The Lost Concert Tapes 12/13/68,
Columbia/Legacy, 2003. Johnny makes his Fillmore East debut playing “It’s My Own Fault.”
Columbia/Legacy, 2003. Johnny makes his Fillmore East debut playing “It’s My Own Fault.”
LONNIE BROOKS
Wound Up Tight,
Alligator, 1986. Johnny plays guitar on “Got Lucky Last Night” and “Wound Up Tight.”
Alligator, 1986. Johnny plays guitar on “Got Lucky Last Night” and “Wound Up Tight.”
CANNED HEAT, JOHN MAYALL, AND WALTER TROUT
The Secret Jam—Live at the Lone Star in New York City 10/12/83
. Bootleg recording of the
Tribute to Muddy
show. Johnny plays guitar and sings with Canned Heat and Trout on “I’m Tired of Living,” “On the Road Again,” “Lovin’ With a Feeling,” “Baby, Please Don’t Go,” “Shake That Boogie,” and “I Can’t See the Justice.”
. Bootleg recording of the
Tribute to Muddy
show. Johnny plays guitar and sings with Canned Heat and Trout on “I’m Tired of Living,” “On the Road Again,” “Lovin’ With a Feeling,” “Baby, Please Don’t Go,” “Shake That Boogie,” and “I Can’t See the Justice.”
JAMES COTTON
Taking Care of Business,
capital, 1970. Johnny plays acoustic slide on “She Moves Me,” and joins Michael Bloomfield on guitar on “Georgia Swing.”
capital, 1970. Johnny plays acoustic slide on “She Moves Me,” and joins Michael Bloomfield on guitar on “Georgia Swing.”
RICK DERRINGER
Spring Fever,
Blue Sky, 1975. Johnny plays slide guitar.
Blue Sky, 1975. Johnny plays slide guitar.
BOB DYLAN
30th Anniversary Concert Celebration,
Sony, 1993. Johnny plays his fiery rendition of “Highway 61 Revisited” at the Madison Square Garden tribute show to Bob Dylan.
Sony, 1993. Johnny plays his fiery rendition of “Highway 61 Revisited” at the Madison Square Garden tribute show to Bob Dylan.
BUDDY GUY
Messin’ with the Blues,
VSP (Italy), 1994. Live shows with Buddy Guy recorded at the Cubby Bear (March 23) and Vic Theater (December) in Chicago in 1991.
VSP (Italy), 1994. Live shows with Buddy Guy recorded at the Cubby Bear (March 23) and Vic Theater (December) in Chicago in 1991.
BUGS HENDERSON
American Music,
Bingo Pajama Records, 1988; Flat Canyon Records, 1993. Johnny plays a guitar solo on an eight-minute version of “Honky Tonky” during a jam with Henderson, Jimmy Vaughan, Willie Nelson, and other Texas guitarists.
Bingo Pajama Records, 1988; Flat Canyon Records, 1993. Johnny plays a guitar solo on an eight-minute version of “Honky Tonky” during a jam with Henderson, Jimmy Vaughan, Willie Nelson, and other Texas guitarists.
Legendary Jams—1976 to 1980,
Taxim Records, 1997. Jams include Henderson, Roy Buchanan, Freddie King, Ted Nugent, and Johnny Winter. Johnny sings and plays guitar on “Talk to Your Daughter” and “It’s My Own Fault,” both recorded live at the Palladium in Dallas, Texas in 1979.
Taxim Records, 1997. Jams include Henderson, Roy Buchanan, Freddie King, Ted Nugent, and Johnny Winter. Johnny sings and plays guitar on “Talk to Your Daughter” and “It’s My Own Fault,” both recorded live at the Palladium in Dallas, Texas in 1979.
JIMI HENDRIX
Lifelines: The Jimi Hendrix Story,
Reprise, 1990. Johnny plays on “Things I Used to Do,” recorded at a late night jam at the Record Plant.
Reprise, 1990. Johnny plays on “Things I Used to Do,” recorded at a late night jam at the Record Plant.
ROCKY HILL
(late guitarist and brother of ZZ Top bassist Dusty Hill)
(late guitarist and brother of ZZ Top bassist Dusty Hill)
Texas Shuffle,
Tomato Records, 1982. Johnny added guitar and vocals to “Hootchie Cootchie Man” [sic], “Bad Girl Blues,” and “Red Rooster Jam.”
Tomato Records, 1982. Johnny added guitar and vocals to “Hootchie Cootchie Man” [sic], “Bad Girl Blues,” and “Red Rooster Jam.”
JOHN LEE HOOKER
Mr. Lucky,
Virgin, 1991. Johnny and his band—bassist Jeff Ganz and drummer Tom Compton—accompany Hooker on “Susie.”
Virgin, 1991. Johnny and his band—bassist Jeff Ganz and drummer Tom Compton—accompany Hooker on “Susie.”
Face to Face,
Eagle Records, 2003. Johnny and Jefferson Airplane and Hot Tuna bassist Jack Casady accompany Hooker on “Face to Face.”
Eagle Records, 2003. Johnny and Jefferson Airplane and Hot Tuna bassist Jack Casady accompany Hooker on “Face to Face.”
ROBERT PALMER
Ridin’ High
, EMI/Capital, 1992. Johnny sings and plays guitar on “Hard Head.”
, EMI/Capital, 1992. Johnny sings and plays guitar on “Hard Head.”
OTIS RUSH
Take a Look Behind
, Weeping Goat label. Audience recording of the July 4, 1978 Village Vanguard show. Johnny plays with Rush and his band on “Every Day I Have the Blues” and “Take a Look Behind.” Cover photo is of Otis Rush; the back photo is a shot of Johnny and Luther Allison.
, Weeping Goat label. Audience recording of the July 4, 1978 Village Vanguard show. Johnny plays with Rush and his band on “Every Day I Have the Blues” and “Take a Look Behind.” Cover photo is of Otis Rush; the back photo is a shot of Johnny and Luther Allison.
ERIC SARDINAS
Treat Me Right,
Evidence, 1999. Johnny sings and plays guitar on “Tired of Tryin’.”
Evidence, 1999. Johnny sings and plays guitar on “Tired of Tryin’.”
JEREMY STEIG
Temple at Birth,
columbia, 1975. Steig played on
Still Alive and Well
in 1973, and Johnny returns the favor. He played acoustic and electric guitar with the improvisational jazz flutist on “King Tut Strut,” “Ouanga,” and “Mountain Dew Blues.”
columbia, 1975. Steig played on
Still Alive and Well
in 1973, and Johnny returns the favor. He played acoustic and electric guitar with the improvisational jazz flutist on “King Tut Strut,” “Ouanga,” and “Mountain Dew Blues.”
ISAAC PAYTON SWEAT (IKEY Sweat)—
unauthorized releases by Roy Ames after Sweat’s death
unauthorized releases by Roy Ames after Sweat’s death
Texas Honky Tonk Dreams
, Collectables, 1994.
, Collectables, 1994.
Cotton Eyed Joe,
M. I. L. Multimedia, 1997. Photo of Johnny and Ikey on cover with promo “featuring Johnny Winter.”
M. I. L. Multimedia, 1997. Photo of Johnny and Ikey on cover with promo “featuring Johnny Winter.”
UNCLE JOHN TURNER
Johnny Winter and Uncle John Turner,
Thunderbolt Records, 1989; released as
Back in Boaumont
on the Magnum label in 1990. Johnny plays lead guitar and harp in the 1981 sessions as a favor to his former drummer. Both were upset when it was released with Johnny’s photo on the cover.
Thunderbolt Records, 1989; released as
Back in Boaumont
on the Magnum label in 1990. Johnny plays lead guitar and harp in the 1981 sessions as a favor to his former drummer. Both were upset when it was released with Johnny’s photo on the cover.
BRUCE WILLIS
If It Don’t Kill You, It Just Makes You Stronger,
Motown Records, 1989. Johnny plays slide guitar on “Here Comes Trouble Again.”
Motown Records, 1989. Johnny plays slide guitar on “Here Comes Trouble Again.”
EDGAR WINTER
Entrance,
Epic, 1970. Edgar and Johnny co-wrote eight songs; Edgar wrote the music and Johnny wrote the lyrics. Johnny plays guitar on “Tobacco Road,” and harmonica on several cuts.
Epic, 1970. Edgar and Johnny co-wrote eight songs; Edgar wrote the music and Johnny wrote the lyrics. Johnny plays guitar on “Tobacco Road,” and harmonica on several cuts.
Edgar Winter’s White Trash
, Epic, 1971. Johnny plays slide on “I’ve Got News for You.”
, Epic, 1971. Johnny plays slide on “I’ve Got News for You.”
Roadwork
, Epic, 1972. Johnny plays guitar on “Rock and Roll Hoochie Koo.”
, Epic, 1972. Johnny plays guitar on “Rock and Roll Hoochie Koo.”
Johnny and Edgar Winter Discussing Together
, Blue Sky Records, 1976.
Winter Blues
, Rhino/WEA, 1999. Johnny plays slide guitar on “On the Tip of My Tongue.”
SELECTED BOOTLEG RELEASES, Blue Sky Records, 1976.
Winter Blues
, Rhino/WEA, 1999. Johnny plays slide guitar on “On the Tip of My Tongue.”
This is a sampling of unauthorized CDs. When I went over the list with Johnny, he was shocked by the number of bootlegs. He knew that Ken Ritter, his manager from 1960 to 1964, and Roy Ames, who managed him from 1966 to 1968, had released numerous bootlegs of the singles they had produced for him. But he had no idea there were so many. The song lists were even more surprising. Most consist of a selection from twenty to thirty of Johnny’s early singles, listed in varying order, packaged with different cover photography, and released under different names on a variety of labels. Johnny’s Houston shows with Willie Dixon and the Chicago All Stars, and with Jimmy Reed, were also released by Ames under a number of titles.
39-32-29 Blues,
Go label, 2002
Go label, 2002
About Blues
, Janus, 1970
, Janus, 1970
Austin, Texas
, United Artists, 1974; Phantom, date unknown (reissue of
Progressive Blues Experiment)
, United Artists, 1974; Phantom, date unknown (reissue of
Progressive Blues Experiment)
Back in Beaumont,
Thunderbolt, 1996, 2000 (Winter and Uncle John Turner)
Thunderbolt, 1996, 2000 (Winter and Uncle John Turner)
Before the Storm,
Janus, 1971
Janus, 1971
Best of Live,
Thunderbolt, 2000
Thunderbolt, 2000
Birds Can’t Row Boats,
Relix, 1991 (original release date: 1988)
Relix, 1991 (original release date: 1988)
Black Cat Bone
, Thunderbolt, 1999
, Thunderbolt, 1999
Blue Suede Shoes,
Thunderbolt, 1996
Thunderbolt, 1996
Blues in a Box
, M. I. L. Multimedia, 1998 (poor-quality box set)
, M. I. L. Multimedia, 1998 (poor-quality box set)
Blues to the Bone
, Relix, 1995
, Relix, 1995
Blues to the Bone,
Collectables, 1996; also released as
Raw to the Bone,
Thunderbolt, 2002 (recorded with Calvin “Loudmouth” Johnson)
Collectables, 1996; also released as
Raw to the Bone,
Thunderbolt, 2002 (recorded with Calvin “Loudmouth” Johnson)
Broke and Lonely,
Magnum, 1996; Thunderbolt, 2001
Magnum, 1996; Thunderbolt, 2001
Can’t Loose the Blues
[sic], Not Guilty (bootleg of 1991 live show at Ventura Concert Theater), date unknown
[sic], Not Guilty (bootleg of 1991 live show at Ventura Concert Theater), date unknown
Collectors Box Set,
Past & Present, 2003 (four discs; original release date: 2000)
Past & Present, 2003 (four discs; original release date: 2000)
Crying the Blues:
Late ’60s
Concert at Liberty Hall—Houston, Texas
, Collectables, 1996 (Johnny and Willie Dixon)
Late ’60s
Concert at Liberty Hall—Houston, Texas
, Collectables, 1996 (Johnny and Willie Dixon)
Crying the Blues: Live in Concert,
Thunderbolt, 1996 (Johnny and Willie Dixon)
Thunderbolt, 1996 (Johnny and Willie Dixon)
Early Heat,
Special Music, 1995 (original release date: 1990)
Special Music, 1995 (original release date: 1990)
Early Times,
Janus, 1970
Janus, 1970
Early Winter,
Griffin Records, 1996; President Records, 2003 (original release date: 1977)
Griffin Records, 1996; President Records, 2003 (original release date: 1977)
Early Winter/Johnny Winter,
President Records, 2003
President Records, 2003
Ease My Pain,
Sundazed, 1997 (original release date: March 12, 1996)
Sundazed, 1997 (original release date: March 12, 1996)
Electric Blues Man,
Magnum, 1996
Magnum, 1996
Electric Man Blues,
Thunderbolt, 1996, 1999 (two discs)
Thunderbolt, 1996, 1999 (two discs)
Eternally/The Johnny Winter Story, Volume
2, P-Vine (Japan), date unknown (photo of Johnny and Ikey Sweat on cover)
2, P-Vine (Japan), date unknown (photo of Johnny and Ikey Sweat on cover)
First Winter/The Original Album,
Disky, 1991
Disky, 1991
Five After Four AM,
TWO Magnum Midline, 2002
TWO Magnum Midline, 2002
Gangster of Love,
Collectables, 1992
Collectables, 1992
Golden Days of Rock and Roll,
Pulsar, 1992 (’70s and ’80s material)
Pulsar, 1992 (’70s and ’80s material)
Hard at Work,
Phantom, 2000
Phantom, 2000
History of the Blues,
Rock Dreams, 1978; also released as
Live at the Texas Opry House
on Thunderbolt, in 2002
Rock Dreams, 1978; also released as
Live at the Texas Opry House
on Thunderbolt, in 2002
Hits You Remember
, Madacy Records, 2000 (two-disc CD set—one Johnny and one Edgar)
, Madacy Records, 2000 (two-disc CD set—one Johnny and one Edgar)
Hot,
Pigs Eye, date unknown (August 1. 1969 show at the Hollywood Bowl)
Pigs Eye, date unknown (August 1. 1969 show at the Hollywood Bowl)
Houston Sessions,
Catfish (UK), 2002
Catfish (UK), 2002
An Introduction to Johnny Winter,
Fuel, 2006
Fuel, 2006
Jack Daniels Kind of Day
, Thunderbolt, 1996
, Thunderbolt, 1996
Johnny B. Goode
—
18 Electrifying Songs,
Disky, 1997
—
18 Electrifying Songs,
Disky, 1997
Johnny Winter,
Phantom, 2001 (UK budget-priced compilation)
Phantom, 2001 (UK budget-priced compilation)
Johnny Winter Box Set,
Relix, 2000 (three studio discs and a live disc)
Relix, 2000 (three studio discs and a live disc)
The Johnny Winter Story,
GRT, 1969
GRT, 1969
The Johnny Winter Story,
P-Vine (Japan), date unknown
P-Vine (Japan), date unknown
Leavin’ Blues,
Music Mirror, date unknown
Music Mirror, date unknown
Liberty Hall Sessions,
Magnum, 1996
Magnum, 1996
Liberty Hall Sessions Live
, TKO Magnum Midline, 2002 (Johnny and Jimmy Reed)
, TKO Magnum Midline, 2002 (Johnny and Jimmy Reed)
Liberty Hall Sessions/Live at the Texas Opry House
, Thunderbolt, 2001 (two discs)
, Thunderbolt, 2001 (two discs)
Live at Liberty Hall 1972
, Last Call Records, 2002
, Last Call Records, 2002
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