What are you listening to right now?
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Great album! Thanks, Noni!
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Wonderful addition to their catalogue. Thank you, Noni!
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Millennium - Act 1 The Trial - Trilogy Project - 2020
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Windom End - Perspective Views (2020)
Neo Prog
Thanks COT!....
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The Flowers Of London - The Trouble With England
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Never heard of this band
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Never heard of this band
Will fix that
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Never heard of this band
What? Brother of Johnny Winer, both albinos, and both very talented. I bought their hit single back in the 70's, "Frankenstein" which may well be off this album, but was 4+ minutes of synthesizer driven gold. This live version is a bit longer:
External Content www.youtube.comContent embedded from external sources will not be displayed without your consent.Through the activation of external content, you agree that personal data may be transferred to third party platforms. We have provided more information on this in our privacy policy.Here's brother Johnny, who died a year or two back, making the rolling Stones look old even back then in the 70's:
External Content www.youtube.comContent embedded from external sources will not be displayed without your consent.Through the activation of external content, you agree that personal data may be transferred to third party platforms. We have provided more information on this in our privacy policy.They were both showmen too!
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What? Brother of Johnny Winter, both albinos, and both very talented. I bought their hit single back in the 70's, "Frankenstein" which may well be off this album, but was 4+ minutes of synthesizer driven gold. This live version is a bit longer.
They were both showmen too!
Frankenstein is on the album 'They Only Come Out At Night.' I never saw Johnny in concert, but did see the Edgar Winter Group at the Great Western Forum in L.A. for the 'Shock Treatment' tour and twice again a few years later at smaller venues. Rick Derringer was his guitarist. Derringer started out his career in the band The McCoys, who had the hit "Hang On Sloopy." Rick's solo career gave him the big hit "Rock And Roll Hoochie Koo." He was kind of America's Steve Marriott. Both short in stature, but giants in music.
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What? Brother of Johnny Winer, both albinos, and both very talented. I bought their hit single back in the 70's, "Frankenstein" which may well be off this album, but was 4+ minutes of synthesizer driven gold. This live version is a bit longer:
Here's brother Johnny, who died a year or two back, making the rolling Stones look old even back then in the 70's:
They were both showmen too!
There are quite a few bands I've never heard of. My roots are mainly progressive with the old classic pop bands from the 70's and 80s. UK and the States
Though I'm aware of certain bands, there's a lot I've never listened to.
COT has been helping me out in this matter
