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- Artist: Johnny Winter
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- Release Date: 1969
- Genre: Rock
Review
Johnny's second Columbia album shows an artist in transition. He's still obviously a Texas bluesman, recording in the same trio format that he left Dallas with. But his music is moving toward the more rock & roll sounds he would go on to create. The opener, "Memory Pain," moves him into psychedelic blues-rock territory, while old-time rockers like "Johnny B. Goode," "Miss Ann," and "Slippin' and Slidin'" provide him with familiar landscapes on which to spray his patented licks. His reworking of Dylan's "Highway 61 Revisited" is the high spot of the record, a career-defining track that's still a major component of his modern-day set list. This was originally released back in the day as a three-sided vinyl double album, by the way. ~ Cub Koda, All Music GuideTracks
| Track Title | Composers | Performers | Time |
| Memory Pain (Lyrics) | Percy Mayfield | Johnny Winter | (5:34) |
| I'm Not Sure | Johnny Winter | Johnny Winter | (5:23) |
| The Good Love | Johnny Winter | (4:43) | |
| Slippin' and Slidin' | Little Richard, |
Johnny Winter | (2:47) |
| Miss Ann | Little Richard, Enotris Johnson | Johnny Winter | (3:42) |
| Johnny B. Goode | Chuck Berry | Johnny Winter | (2:49) |
| Highway 61 Revisited (Lyrics) | Bob Dylan | Johnny Winter | (5:07) |
| I Love Everybody | Johnny Winter | Johnny Winter | (3:43) |
| Hustled Down in Texas (Lyrics) | Johnny Winter | Johnny Winter | (3:32) |
| I Hate Everybody | Johnny Winter | Johnny Winter | (2:33) |
| Fast Life Rider | Johnny Winter | Johnny Winter | (7:00) |
