Live in NYC '97

Live album by Johnny Winter

Released

March 10, 1998

Genre

Blues

Length

57:54

Johnny Winter chronology

Hey, Where's Your Brother?
(1992)

Live in NYC '97
(1998)

I'm a Bluesman
(2004)

Professional ratings
Review scores
Source	Rating
Allmusic	^[1]

Live in NYC '97 is a live album by blues musician Johnny Winter, recorded at The Bottom Line in Manhattan. Additional recording took place at Studio 900, New York City.

Track listing

"Hide Away" (Freddie King, Sonny Thompson) - 7:28
Medley - 6:53
- "Sen-Sa-Shun"
- "Got My Mojo Working" (Freddie King, Sonny Thompson, Preston Foster)
"She Likes to Boogie Real Low" (Frankie L. Sims, Joe Corona) - 6:39
"Blackjack" (Ray Charles) - 8:21
"Just a Little Bit" (John Thornton, Piney Brown, Ralph Bass, Earl Washington) - 5:10
"The Sun Is Shining" (Jimmy Reed, Calvin Carter, Ewart Abner) - 6:14
"The Sky Is Crying" (Elmore James) - 7:19
"Johnny Guitar" (Johnny "Guitar" Watson, Johnny Winter) - 4:32
"Drop the Bomb" (Snooks Eaglin) - 5:18

Personnel

Johnny Winter: guitar and vocals
Mark Epstein: bass and background vocals
Tom Compton: drums

Bottom Line Recording staff

Chris Andersen: engineer
Wes Naprstek: assistant engineer
George Fishler: assistant engineer

Studio 900 Recording staff

Joe Johnson: engineer
Paul Clements: assistant engineer

Miscellaneous staff

Dick Shurman: producer
Mixed by David Axelbaum, at Streeterville, Chicago

References

↑ Thomas, Stephen (1998-03-10). "Live in NYC '97 - Johnny Winter : Songs, Reviews, Credits, Awards". AllMusic. Retrieved 2012-06-23.

Johnny Winter

Studio albums	1968 The Progressive Blues Experiment 1969 Johnny Winter Second Winter 1970 Johnny Winter And 1973 Still Alive and Well 1974 Saints & Sinners John Dawson Winter III 1977 Nothin' but the Blues 1978 White, Hot and Blue 1980 Raisin' Cain 1984 Guitar Slinger 1985 Serious Business 1986 Third Degree 1988 The Winter of '88 1991 Let Me In 1992 Hey, Where's Your Brother? 2004 I'm a Bluesman 2011 Roots 2014 Step Back

Live albums	1971 Live Johnny Winter And 1976 Captured Live! Together (w/ Edgar Winter) 1998 Live in NYC '97 2009 The Woodstock Experience (w/ various artists) 2010 Live at the Fillmore East 10/3/70 2011 Rockpalast: Blues Rock Legends Vol. 3

Compilations	2009 The Johnny Winter Anthology 2013 The Essential Johnny Winter 2014 True to the Blues: The Johnny Winter Story 2015 Remembrance Vol. 1

Singles	1964 "Road Runner" "Gangster of Love" 1967 (as The Traits) "Parchman Farm" "Tramp" "Harlem Shuffle" 1968 "Rollin' and Tumblin'" "Forty-Four" 1969 "I'll Drown in My Tears" "Johnny B. Goode" 1970 "Rock and Roll, Hoochie Koo" 1971 "Jumpin' Jack Flash" "Good Morning Little School Girl" 1973 "Silver Train" 1974 "Boney Moroney" 1976 "Soul Man" "Let the Good Times Roll"

Other songs	1968 "Help Me" "Tribute to Muddy" 1969 "Tobacco Road" "Slippin' and Slidin'" "Highway 61 Revisited" 1971 "Rock and Roll Medley" (incl "Great Balls of Fire"/"Long Tall Sally"/"Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin On") 1973 "Rock Me Baby" "Luciile" "From a Buick 6" "Let It Bleed" 1974 "Stray Cat Blues" "Riot in Cell Block #9" 1976 "It's All Over Now" "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'" "Baby Whatcha Want Me to Do" 1978 "Messin' with the Kid" 1980 "Like a Rolling Stone" "Bon Ton Roulet" 1986 "Shake Your Moneymaker" 1988 "Ain't That Just Like a Woman" 1998 "Just a Little Bit" "Hide Away" "Got My Mojo Working" "The Sky Is Crying" 2007 "Come On in My Kitchen" 2008 "Crossroads" "Red House" 2011 "Honky Tonk" "Dust My Broom" "Maybellene" "Further On up the Road" "Bright Lights, Big City" "Short Fat Fannie" "Come Back Baby" 2014 "Unchain My Heart" "Can't Hold Out (Talk to Me Baby)" "Killing Floor" "Who Do You Love" "Death Letter" "My Babe" "Blue Monday"

Related articles	Discography Billy Branch Bobby Caldwell Rick Derringer Dan Hartman Randy Jo Hobbs Paul Nelson Steve Paul Ken Saydak Tommy Shannon Edgar Winter

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