Johnny Winter - It's My Own Fault Lyrics

This should have been filmed!

One of the misterys of Rock n Roll is how this album became a seminal gem of music in Mexico, Winter was and still is one of the most revered guitar players of all the time in Mexico.. I play guitar because him, the hybrid of Americana in a total explosion, an albino from Texas (I know he was born in Mississippi but grew up in Beaumont) signing the blues... Derringer as his best... Thanks for posting !!

Great blues track, I have been listening to this song for many years. Just wish the mic was not hitting the kick drum (you can hear it).

Man, wishing I had a big fat blunt right now!

I saw them at the Fillmore East. I think it was the 3rd concert I ever saw. Remember Rock and Johnny standing on either side of the stage, and the spotlights from the opposite sides highlighted them. What a terrific show. Both are stellar guitarists. I think this is the show I was at. I remember seeing Zappa there on Mothers day 1970, and this show was in the fall. I still have the concert brochure. I will have to look at it.

Been listening to this since it first came out on vinyl.
Some of the best guitar work ever !!

CLASSIC       TOP 100 ALL TIME BLUES SONGS            ROY'S BLUZ    ROY BUCHANAN      SO MANY GREATS HAVE LEFT US

Smoking shootout one of the best!!!!

soy musico y modestamente puedo decir que este es el mejor blues en vivo que he eescuchado manos lentas clapton jamas transmitio lo que el ,maestro winter en vivo e invito a alguien que me refute,

clapton blues blues eyes. here now we have moreover red crosseyed white hair albino

Damm does it get any better

Johnny winter was great

Not forgetting the master himself, Peter Green. Try some Peter Green Live! That's the same Peter Green BBKing said gave him the cold shivers!

My most favorite blues tune ever

I love you Johnny!
I’m miss you so.
The feelings from this track are so strong that I always play this number this along with my ‘90 Firebird(which you autographed back in Austin)..

There will be no one ever better than you.
This I know.
Sorry I haven’t posted this .
Wanted to for a long time.
RIP. My prayers are with you always.
George...

Just bought on Amazon..4.99..great buy

Vraiment un très bon Blues à Redécouvrir Salut Johnny

C'est le morceau, dans cette version, que j'ai le plus écouté dans ma vie. C'est la pierre angulaire de ma construction musicale. Y'a meilleur plus tard dans ce que j'ai découvert, mais y'aura jamais mieux.

This song and the studio version of Hendrix Red House are among the best slow blues guitar songs ever.

Ah yeah I found this album for 2 bucks on vinyl.
Best 2 bucks I've spent in a while.🔥🔥🔥

Derringer on 2nd guitar, Wow

fucking epic solo and fantastic duel with Rick Derringer ! surely the best blues track of all time

No guitar ever made even comes close to a Gibson Firebird!
Not even a Les Paul.
None!

It's an Wilshire there. But i agree Firebird is the best

All I can say is, "Johnny was a Master Blues guitarist"!!! RIP brother, you were much loved.

It's like going to Heaven the best of all time

Randy Jo Hobbs would have been 71 today.

Now come try this https://youtu.be/gQuMkR5xlZA

Crown Jewel of the Blues right here!

This may be my single favorite electric blues/rock piece; specifically this recording. I wore the grooves through the album on this teack. Johnny & Rick Derrenger have such chemistry. Johnny's vocals are great. And the drums keep it rockin'. Everything's just right.

Pure magic

La plus belle intro blues de tous temps, et un des plus beaux blues, quel feeling ! je l'écoute régulièrement depuis 47 ans ! Reste en paix cher Johnny

Moi aussi...je l'écoute depuis un sacré bout Temps ouais ….Salut

I hung around with him in the French Quarter about '69, '70. I knew him by the name Lightning; I didn't realize he was Johnny Winter. Just learned the two were the same two months ago.

One of the best concerts I ever heard was Johnny Winter with Tommy Shannon and John Turner at the Capitol Music Hall in Wheeling, WV. He had a small Fender Champ amp on a folding chair wired through the PA and totally blew everybody away. He made perhaps 2 mistakes which he quickly corrected. To think...the backing band are the remnants of the McCoys of "Hang On Sloopy" fame! They acquit themselves well. One of my all-time favorite recordings.

79 in Tampa....just jammed the entire concert, man miss that feeling of seeing someone just jamming,,,,cuz he can... MGTOW

Sure do love Johnny when he put out his first few albums, My own personal favorite is akiller album salled '" Life is hard". Every song on it is really; really his best. Check it out!

Best blues performance ever in the history of the world.

😊💕 I have the original vinyl album

Incredible!....does not get any better than this....licking the 24K fabric off gold panties...!!!

The first concert I ever went to was this tour... a stop over in Columbia MO at the college homecoming event. I had no idea at the time what a monumental show this was. 1970 with Linda Ronstadt opening.
Unequaled to this day in terms of intensity and talent. RIP Johnny.

Incredible, If I could this once I would never play again 'cause I could never do it twice

Rough and ready.

I'm glad to see that so many folks really understand what they're hearin!! This piece of work is truly The finest example of what the very best truly is! The 4 musicians here caught magic in the bottle. John Dawson at his absolute peak. No other song makes the hair stand up every time I listen. 16 when I was blessed to discover the best that ever was!

Hands down!

Paladium (Academy of Music) NYC '73, saw both shows with Edgar and Rick...

Imagine being there

The Best Johnny winter track

An absolute Savant in Blues and rock and Roll music!!! Belongs in the Hall of Fame.

Saw this band on the same bill as the Allman Brothers Band at The Fillmore East in 1971. Johnny was the headliner... but came on before the ABB at the late show that night . A night to remember.

these two guitars jam together as good as it's ever been done.

As Johnny would say later "Does that get it or what???". I first heard this as an 12 year old kid back in '71 and was blown away then. It STILL knocks me out.

damn dude thanks a million for posting this great version!!! and bless johnny where er´he is...peace

20 'DISLIKES'. I see the remedial class at the Mormon Deaf School have finally figured out how to get online.

Johnny was going to play the Count Basie theatre. I had a ticket. I was so excited. It would have been about the 30 time I had seen him live. My friend who gave me the ticket called me, crying and said he's gone. What a shame. I willl always love him and his brother, Edgar. They were the bomb. Never heard the blues played better.

This is the single best live recording of any blues in history. Nothing comes close, nothing.

I saw Johnny Winter And at the Montreal Rock Concert, Autostade, May 24- 1970 (with Mountain, Jethro Tull, Jefferson Airplane etc) They completely blew my mind. One of the best live band I've ever saw with Cactus.

I was lucky to have seen them

I am lucky to have been able to see him in concert a few times in the late seventies. I only wished they would have put Mean town blues on Woodstock album- it would have catapulted his career further. I love the way he played- never holding anything back. He and his brother - what talents!!!!

mr. curran saw johnny in la crosse wi in71 72 came out with a 12 string played some slow blues and when all the assholes left johnny put on show i'll never forget. rip one of the greatest. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

" Es solamente mi culpa "

Es solamente mi culpa, cariño
Trátame como quieras ...

Es solamente mi culpa, cariño
Trátame como quieras
Sí, cuando me amabas, eras mi mujer, mi amante
En ese momento, pequeña niña, yo no te amaba.

Ella me utilizaba para hacer ...
Sus propios cheques de pago
Para traerlos todos a casa
Me gustaría yebarlo a cabo en ladera, ya sabes
Y hacer que todas las mujeres vean lo que yo veo.

Es solamente mi culpa, cariño
Trátame como quieras
Sí, cuando me amabas, eras mi mujer, mi amante
En ese momento, pequeña niña, yo no te amaba.

Ella dijo que me iba a dejar
Ella había estado corriendo con otros chicos
Ella dijo que me iba a dejar
Pero yo voy a estar en Illinois.

Es solamente mi culpa, cariño
Trátame como quieras
Sí, cuando me amabas, eras mi mujer, mi amante
En ese momento, pequeña niña, yo no te amaba.

我的错宝宝
伤害我你做的方式

你的错谷歌
翻译我错误的方式，你做

Had this album back in the day when I was just starting out playing the GTR (mid '70's)...sadly never got to see Johnny LIVE...This version is just so G-damn azz-kicking.............J. Page......go back to the wood shed!

we used to wait on a ticket line at Madison Square Garden at for 6 hours through the night to see Him....

Johnny Winter was the best finger picker I have heard on a live album and I started listening to this album when I was 12 and I'm 58 now.

that Austin has given us some incredible guitar slingers and JW and SRV are my top number 1's   .   all praise Austin Tx .

no one is better ohraaa

16 people have no idea what is great.....

excepcional

Johnny Winter may not have been in a class by himself... But it sure didn't take long to call roll...

Unbelievably fast and accurate finger work, maybe top five ever.

This track is a textbook example of just how far Johnny pushed the boundaries.

studio version is killin too.

Someone once told me that Allman's Live at the Fillmore and Frampton Comes Alive were both recorded when they were opening acts for Johnny Winter. Anybody know if that's true?

LENNY BELLAFIORE no

No.allman at filmore east was johnny winter and Elvin Bishop.
Johnny Winter headlining.

Winter's playing here was BB on meth, and it was these intensely beautiful and virtually uncopyable notes that in my book put Johnny above Eric in this bag of music.

This Johnny at his best, using the fretboard as a playground, somersaulting and juggling at the same time.

Saw him a few times at the Fillmore East - He Blew me away!

Sorry Derringer couldn't hold a candle to Johnny on or off stage. I saw them both at the Albert Hall 1970 something or other, We had the first box on the left side. I can remember Johnny playing off Derringer, Also remember Johnny's boots with the silver lightening sewn on them.
Last time I saw Johnny winter live was at Victoria, where we had a stand up row with CBS Executives who claimed they'd booked the whole front for themselves. No chance my Girlfriend worked for the Agents. She scooped up the front row before they were issued. They even offered to re-site all of us, and give me a bung. No chance. Although by the second number The Vouge fasion photographer, his wife and two other musician friends who were with us had left because they couldn't stand the loudness. I was deaf for two days, and thought I'd permanently damaged my hearing.
I have spoken to a few others who were there that night. Everyone agrees three constants - It was Fabulous, very LOUD!
and it was most assuredly Rock and roll.

This was the best band Johnny Winter had in my opinion. I've seen several of his bands. The last time I saw him it was a year before he died.

He was just the best when it came to the blues. Man they played out of tune a LOT in those days. Those old Strats, one or two Johnny Winter bends or a few Whamy's and you were a half-step out ! lol. Hendrix would've loved a Flood Rose I think !

What a job by Derringer.......

René Disnard No kidding! Brilliant!

Absolutely loved his playing in the song

I believe Derringer was 17 years old t the time.

he( derringer) was 24 ( he's from 1947)

love derringer on this!!

That intro involves so many licks that I've never heard from any other guitarist.

+Sarah Paxton WELL said...I was at THIS show...18 yr old high school kid...WAY up there in THE best gigs I've witnessed...Seen A LOT, starting with Hendrix at Woodstock, 2 yrs before this gig...Rick Derringer with Johnny is one of THE best collaborations in rock history...

peter short kickass

Doug, I read your comment about 2 weeks ago, and it stuck in my head SO much that I just had to come back and reply... cause you're 1,000% right. NOBODY had the mastery and sheer number of blues riffs that Johnny had. He plays more incredible blues licks in this song than Clapton, and Joe Bonamassa know combined. Everyone raves about SRV... and while I AM a fan, he was never even CLOSE to being on Johnny's level. Thats not meant to be a dis, its just a fact.
There has never been anyone like Johnny Winter, and I'd hazard a guess that we'll never see the likes of this level of blues talent in our lifetimes ever again.
Good call, mate.

Thanks Winter and Derringer, strong memories since 1973 when I first met this perfect blues.

the best live record ever ...the interplay by hobbs .caldwell . derringer and winter awesome...

Yeah bend me some STRINGS this morning

Johnny at his best. his duets with Derringer, classic.

sicuramente uno degli album live di blues elettrico più' potenti e vivi di tutti i tempi RIP JOHNNY

The second live show I attended. It was at Pirates World in Florida. I must have been right around 15. 61 now.... First was Grand Funk Railroad.. think they had just released Closer to Home.. That that one was at the Miami Hai-lai Fronton .... I believe... Anyway, tickets ran about $5.50 -$6.00 back then.

I, was at this show

Listen to Derringers amazing 2nd guitar. The guy was a master of chords. Perfect compliment to Johnny's guitar

oh yeah the intricate art of weaving they wrote the book

+greg martin Better than Allman Bros?

he surely is !

Wishing those guys had stayed together many more years!

The entire album is insanely good! There is some kind of crazy chemistry going on between the four of them.

+jwfan19 So true, thx.

absolutly

The BEST Blues Song & Lead Guitar Playing of a Live recording ANYWHERE ! I saw him the exact same year from 15' away from rick Derringer at the Sunshine Club In Asbury Park NJ 1973 My ears where never the same . Every one from my school went to see Pink Floyd at Monmouth University about 4 miles away & i heard it was outrageous but then i would have missed this & that would have been tragic :) No one has come close since except Clapton & Windwood Live at MSG with Double Trouble

johnny was a fantastic singer
stone county, lay down your sorrows, miss ann, ain't that kimdness.... to many to list

.

Very good

saw this man twice.Opening for april wine.

I ottawa ? I was there too.

me.once in montreal,79 i think.then calgary.

y'all know I, y'all know I.

and happened to wander into a bleach factory and it exploded.

like Alvin Lee meets Stevie Ray meets Buddy GUY, meets cocaine AND an undying love for blues rock guitar music.

WELL SAID … TO THE POINT

monster drummer

+Cliff Note yep, setting the tone of this song.

I asked uncle John Turner one night if it was him on the Busted in Austin Album was him......and he said yes! But here on this version is the Fantastic Bobby Caldwell......... Fredie!!!

ERROL FLYNN Bobby Caldwell is also the drummer on the first Captain Beyond lp

is this still in print I had it but at a party someone else grabbed it the entire cd is incredible

Esto no se puede explicar con palabras
Este es EL BLUES.

Guilty of getting so into this tune that I missed my exit by ten miles ( friends were not pleased) "Were gonna slow things down get funky and play a little blues for you," always made me laugh.

Johnny Winter was not only a great guitar player but an excellent, howling and
passionate singer. He had some serious vocal chops back in the day and sang very
well right up until he sadly passed away. Same with BB King, who blew away most
blues singers regularly. He never sang a bad note. Of course, we all think of their
playing but these men were the whole package in an era when you had to do it all
to be considered a star. Johnny Winter and Michael Bloomfield were the two greatest
American electric blues players of their time and showed people that white men
could and indeed did play the blues as well if not better than anyone. Not one of the
so-called guitar heroes from England could bring such excellence and pure energy
on a night to night basis. Not one. Only Jimi Hendrix and SRV are better, in my
opinion. You could fit Duane Allman in there, too. The best of the best. RIP, Johnny.
All the others are gone also and none will replace them. The only thing we can do
to honor them is to put on that lp, cd, or whatever you have and turn the sucker up.
It'll cure what ails ya.

Perfecto frend

Agreed. SRV shouldn't be mentioned. If you're talkin Johnny Winter, BB King, Albert King, Eric Clapton, and I mention Eric Clapton because he left him out, There's a very long list. But I wouldn't put SRV in the upper echelon. SRV was good. But not as good as those other guys..Johnny Winter has his own place in the halls of musical history. If you listen to both JW and SRV side by side, there's no comparison.

It's so hard when you get to that level of playing imo. I like Rory Gallagher better than johnny, or SRV. Is he better than those 2 guys? Depends on who you ask. There all the best in there own way, to someone....

That was so well spoken and the truth

larry geetar Right On Larry... well spoken

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