Nothin But the Blues/White, Hot and Blue

Performer: Johnny Winter
Engineer: Dave Still; Ted Spencer
Producer: Johnny Winter; Johnny Winter
Distributor: E1 Distribution (USA)

Notes: Personnel: Johnny Winter (vocals, electric guitar, slide guitar, bass guitar, drums); Johnny Winter (acoustic guitar); Pat Ramsey (harp); Pat Ramsey, James Cotton (harmonica); I.P. Sweat (bass guitar); Muddy Waters (vocals); Pat Rush (guitar); Bob Margolin (electric guitar); Edgar Winter, Pinetop Perkins (piano); Charles Calmese (electric bass); Willie "Big Eyes" Smith, Bobby Torello (drums). Audio Mixer: Dave Still. Audio Remasterer: Andrew Thompson . Liner Note Author: John Tobler. Recording information: The Schoolhouse. Author: Johnny Winter. Director: Steven Paul. Photographers: Art Kane; Jim Houghton.

Texan blues guitarist Johnny Winter, surely the first albino blues guitar hero, was already a convincing artist in the '60s when still in his teens. At the dawn of the '70s, he embraced the sound of the time, adopting a louder, more frenetic blues-rock style. Backed by the McCoys, including guitarist Rick Derringer, he released a series of classic blues-rock albums, while his keyboard-playing brother Edgar, with whom Johnny played on and off over the years, achieved stardom in his own right. At the end of the '70s, Winter produced Muddy Waters, helping him make a triumphant comeback. In the ensuing decades, Winter maintained a prolific schedule of touring and recording.

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