Johnny Winter Bootleg Series?

Ackman3, please let us know what you think. I have almost everything he's ever done other than bootlegs. First saw him live back in 68. Johnny kicks ass even though he turning 69 in a couple of weeks. There's a huge 2 story warehouse here in St. Pete and they can get almost anything.

I have a vinyl copy of Vol.3 I listened to it twice.The music is a live show in his rock period.The recording is okay,but the sound did not suit my taste.I thought it was a bit lifeless,possibly mixed digitally.I am much more into the period of the first Columbia LP,than the Rock stuff.It sounds like it may fit you better.

Polk, I will let you know what I think.

Casey33,I am hopeful that I will enjoy these more than you. Thanks for letting us know your opinion.

Live Bootleg #1 showed up today and I put it on before my wife arrived home in case it needed volume. It does. This record smokes from start to end. Sound is good for a bootleg. Cymbals a little prominent, but great music.

I never understood the separation of Johnnies rock period and blues period. He has always, at least to me, been a unique hybrid of the two.

Everything I had hoped for. How often does that happen.

I hear what you're saying that JW is a hybrid.I think with me it's that I'm trying to prioritize as the sand runs out of the hourglass.He has such a large catalog.I'm still trying to get through the Huey Meaux stuff which is scattered over many LPs.At any rate I greatly admire JW for all he has accomplished for himself and others (Muddy).As far as you're question "How often does that happen?" I can only answer,..Yeah,but when it does.