LP JOHNNY WINTER SAINTS & SINNERS 1974 COLUMBIA QUAD VG++ QUADRAPHONIC
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Johnny Winter's sixth Columbia album was also his second since his comeback from drug addiction. Its predecessor, Still Alive and Well, had been his highest charting effort. Saints & Sinners was just as energetically played, but its mixture of material, including '50s rock & roll oldies like Chuck Berry's "Thirty Days," Larry Williams' "Bony Moronie," and Leiber & Stoller's "Riot in Cell Block #9," recent covers like the Rolling Stones' "Stray Cat Blues," and a couple of originals, was more eclectic than inspired. (Van Morrison completists should note that the album also contains Winter's cover ofMorrison's "Feedback on Highway 101," a typical bluesy groove song that Morrison recorded for his 1973 Hard Nose the Highway album but dropped. Winter's is the only released recording of the song.) Abetted by the members of the old Johnny Winter Band -- Rick Derringer, Randy Jo Hobbs, andRichard Hughes -- plus his brother Edgar Winter and Dan Hartman, Winter produced forceful hard rock focused on his searing lead guitar runs and rough-edged voice.
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- 1974 LP Released on Columbia Records # CQ-32715 (Quadraphonic).
- Jacket has slight ring, corner & edge wear. Pressed in art etchings on front & back that cannot be seen unless album is tilted to light.
- Record is in VG++ Condition and will Perform with Brilliant Sound Reproduction. Original Sleeve is included.
- Record is Professionally Cleaned for your listening pleasure.
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