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Head Curator: Roberto Arredondo
Edgar Winter's White Trash, 1973 2nd label pressing Epic LP, $58 + S / H
1973 repress with 2nd orange label Epic Records LP #KE 30512 on spine sticker (E 30512 on labels), cover NM, NO seam or spine splits, NO cut-out markings, NO ring-wear, vinyl NM, NO scratches, plays excellent. Incredible Jazz-Blues-Rock-Soul outfit led by Edgar Winter. Edgar played with his brother Johnny Winter at the historic 1969 Woodstock Music & Art Fair!
Edgar Winter's White Trash ~ Roadwork, 1972 original 1st press Epic Records 2LP, $158 + S / H
1972 original 1st press Epic Records 2LP pressing #KEG 31249, Gatefold cover VG++, NO seam or spine splits, NO cut-out markings, some ring-wear / shelf wear, vinyl NM, NO scratches, plays excellent. Recorded live at The Apollo and The Academy of Music, both in New York City, New York, USA + The Whisky A Go Go, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA.
The Edgar Winter Group ~ They Only Come Out At Night, 1973 original Epic Quadraphonic LP, $158 + S / H
1973 original Epic Records Quadraphonic LP pressing #EQ 31584, cover VG+, NO seam or spine splits, NO cut-out markings, some ring-wear / shelf wear, vinyl NM, NO scratches, plays excellent. The group: Edgar Winter - lead & backing vocals, piano, organ & saxophones; Ronnie Montrose -lead guitar, 12 string guitar & mandolin; Dan Hartman -lead & backing vocals, bass, electric & acoustic guitars; Chuck Huff -drums.
Johnny Winter ~ Roots, 2011 original Megaforce Records 100% Sealed LP, $358 + S / H
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JOHNNY WINTER ~ Live at the 1970 Bath Festival, UK, promo copy CD pressing, Limited Edition / Not For Sale
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Johnny Winter ~ JOHN DAWSON WINTER III, 1974 original 1st press Columbia LP, $58 + S / H
1974 original Columbia Records LP pressing #PZ 33292, cover NM, still in the original shrink with 2 stickers, NO seam or spine splits, NO cut-out markings, vinyl NM, NO scratches, plays excellent. When Johnny Winter wakes up in Paradise, he will no longer be an albino! He will have no need to sing the Blues! But his brother Edgar might still be singing and playing Jazz.... We'll have to "wait & see", won't we? I missed this album when it came out in 1974, so much going on during my junior year in High School, but I got a copy this millennium, ha! Johnny Winter, one of the greatest musical heroes of my youth was trying to change, or a better word would be "expand" his musical horizons with this album. Even the front cover photo is different, a dapper gentleman, not his usual "wild man" image! It is a bit more Pop than usual, but he still plays The Blues and Rock & Roll here.
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