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Johnny Winter .... May 4, 1998
4th & B, San Diego, California, USA
Torrent size: 9 tracks; 83:56 minutes; ~524MB flacs, etc.
Quality: vg/vg+ AUD
Source: AUD> cassette tape ??unknown gen??> CDR> (wav) EAC (secure mode)> (flac) Flac Frontend level 6 (align on sector boundaries)
Artwork: none.
Transfer: Jerome Surmont (France), of JAJ's (roryglzep) tape. Thank You!!
Setlist:
1. Hideaway
2. Got My Mojo Workin'
3. She Likes To Boogie Real Low
4. Sick And Tired
5. Black Jack Game
6. The Sun Is Shining
7. (between song stuff)
8. Johnny Guitar
9. Drop The Bomb (at the beginning of this track the taper must have been in the Men's room)
Great Johnny sites:
Francisco Silva's: http://zetatato.sites.uol.com.br and http://www.vnet.com.br/zetatato
Timeline, Bio, etc.: http://www.yee.ch/winter/winter_timeline.html
Reviews from : http://www.yee.ch/winter/ConcertReviews/winter_concertr_1998.html
04 May 1998 - San Diego
I saw Johnny Winter last night here in San Diego, CA. I was devastated at the man's condition. He looked and moved like a zombie.
He played the exact set off of the recently released Live In N.Y.C. What a weak performance. And I have seen almost every appearance by him since the early/mid '70's.
The opening song (Freddie King's) Hideaway was played as an extended version. The same song structure and riffs were played 3 times in a row!
There was no fire in him. It was obviously hard work for him to play.
As a guitarist much influenced by him, I am very familiar his playing style and the scope of his works. The performance was a memorized routine, played by rote.
I am staring to wonder if he is being lead around as a medicated puppet to make money for others off his great name. God help Johnny Winter.
Ed Olmos
04 May 1998 - San Diego
This was my first Johnny Winter concert, and I was shocked at his poor physical condition. He looked thin and frail -- strungout. There was an audible gasp from the audience of a few hundred as he began the show by trying to adjust the mic stand and needed assistance.
While he's playing was certainly good, it somehow lacked the spark and of his records. He played for about 85 minutes, standing in the same spot, swaying gently, with his eyes closed. He played the Lazer and Gibson Firebird guitars mentioned in the Goldmine article.
The Eric Sardinas band opened with a very energetic set, also recorded.
Steve Covault
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Torrented by Jeff James (roryglzep@aol.com)
http://hometown.aol.com/roryglzep/index.htm
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