Johnny Winter/UK 1970

Johnny Winter’s stage at the Bath Festival in the UK on June 27, 1970 was recorded completely in a high-quality audience recording over a period of about 75 minutes. This is the master quality version that has appeared on the Internet in recent years. The sound quality is clear, the sound is fresh, and there is no sense of tape deterioration, making this a very high-quality take. The sound separation is also excellent, Johnny’s guitar and vocals can be heard clearly, and the band’s detailed playing is captured with a solid positioning. The separation of the two guitars is also excellent, and you can enjoy the greatest excitement from fast playing to slide guitar. The pitch, which was higher than the version uploaded on the Internet, has been corrected. The sound image has been further localized to the right. The sound cracking, distortion and chatter caused by the sound being too thick have been eliminated as much as possible, making this the best version. The quality is impeccable for an audience recording from that time, and although the clarity of the sound is sometimes lost due to changes in the direction of the microphone, it is definitely a first-class record. It will surely become a standard in the future. This is a noteworthy sound source that is worth adding to your collection, not only for fans but also for those who are not hardcore fans. Bath Festival of Blues & Progressive Music, Shepton Mallet, Somerset, UK 27th June 1970 AMAZING SOUND 1. Intro. 2. Guess I’ll Go Away 3. Rock’n’Roll Hoochie Koo 4. Talk To Your Daughter 5. Prodigal Son 6. Rollin’ & Tumblin’ 7. Black Cat Bone 8. Five Long Years 9. Good Morning Little School Girl 10. Johnny B. Goode 11. Mean Town Blues 12. Eyesight To The Blind