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John Dawson Winter III

Johnny Winter

1974

Average
5.6
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15
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Rated 4/10

Didn't really click with me. It feels like it hasn't aged well. It's pretty corny at a lot of points. Some of the bluesier parts are decent.

Rated 6/10

Sure, whatever.

Rated 6/10

Favourite songs: Self Destructive Blues, Pick Up On My Mojo, Golden Olden Days of Rock & Roll, Stranger, Raised on Rock, Sweet Papa John

Least favourite songs: Lay Down Your Sorrows

3/5

Rated 6/10

This was nice to listen to and I enjoyed it, but there's nothing all too memorable. 3.5.

Rated 6/10

I liked some of it, some of it I didn't like. Good blues rock on a lot of the tracks. Probably a 3.5 but that one song that felt like a joke of a country song brings it down.

Rated 8/10

Sounds much older than it is, in a good way, and takes as much influence from country music as it does from rock. A fun album by a unique and singular artist, who crossed genres as easily as some of us cross a road.

Rated 4/10

Just regular ol' blues rock. Not offensive, not interesting. Found in every bargain bin record box in America.

Rated 4/10

Honk shooooooooo. Probably hard for guys that need to use boner pills now. Lots of shredding on Mind Over Matter.

Rated 6/10

Soild 70’s blues rock record.