HOB Radio: Johnny Winter Part 2

From: Ben Manilla
Series: House of Blues Radio Hour
Length: 59:01

Part 2 of our special retrospective on the Texas guitar giant Read the full description.

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Playing: HOB Radio: Johnny Winter Part 2
From: Ben Manilla

Johnny The House of Blues Radio Hour is a weekly syndicated program hosted by Elwood Blues (a.k.a. Dan Aykroyd). In this episode, Elwood continues his Johnny Winter retrospective with biographer Mary Lou Sullivan, whose book Raisin' Cain chronicles the wild and raucous life of the Texas blues-man. Featuring music by Howlin' Wolf, Janis Joplin, plus exclusive archival interviews with Johnny Winter himself.

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Piece Description

The House of Blues Radio Hour is a weekly syndicated program hosted by Elwood Blues (a.k.a. Dan Aykroyd). In this episode, Elwood continues his Johnny Winter retrospective with biographer Mary Lou Sullivan, whose book Raisin' Cain chronicles the wild and raucous life of the Texas blues-man. Featuring music by Howlin' Wolf, Janis Joplin, plus exclusive archival interviews with Johnny Winter himself.