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	Edgar Winter Band Tickets Chicago Gigs Edgar Winter Band Upcoming Schedule Edgar Winter Band Information Feature Edgar ...
		In 1990, Edgar determined to record a concert albumâLive in Japanâ with the reunion with Rick Derringer.
		Edgar's proficiency in saxophone, keyboards led him on the path of success with his every new album and show.
		The band members of the Edgar Winter Band include Edgar Winter as the lead vocal, keyboard, synthesizer and saxophone player, Doug Rappoport, the lead guitarist, Mark Meadows as the bassist and guitarist who joined the band in 2002, Mike Leasure, Drummer and percussion player.
	www.chicagogigs.com /concerts/edgar-winter-band-tickets.htm (621 words)

	Edgar Winter - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Edgar Winter (born December 28, 1946 in Beaumont, Texas) is an American musician who had significant success in the 1970s and 1980s.
		As teens Edgar and Johnny (who is three years older than Edgar) began performing together at local watering holes such as Tom's Fish Camp.
		Both Edgar and Johnny Winter have albinism, and Edgar is a Scientologist.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Edgar_Winter (578 words)

	Edgar Winter
		Edgar has recently been expanding his role in the movie soundtrack arena with writing one of the key songs "Good Ol' Shoe" for the critically acclaimed Oscar nominated hit movie "Wag The Dog" which starred, Robert Deniro and Dustin Hoffman.
		Winter signed a major new recording deal with Pyramid Records last year and released the critically acclaimed album "Winter Blues" to join such stablemates as Earth Wind and Fire, Joe Walsh, The Doobie Brothers and Robert Palmer.
		Edgar 'Winter is alive and well and currently living with his wife Monique in Los Angeles.
	www.generalentertainment.com /artists/EdgarWinter.htm (1014 words)

	EDGAR WINTER (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The Edgar Winter Group was one of the most diverse and innovative bands of the seventies.
		Edgar Winter, who along with his blues guitar-slinging brother Johnny both joined the CBS Epic label in the late sixties, was a well-rounded musician featured on saxophone and keyboards that developed a complete package of rock music with a flair for the exceptional.
		Edgar Winter's record label afforded him the opportunity to have complete musical freedom and Winter took full advantage by producing classic rock music that was well ahead of its time.
	www.swaves.com /Back_Issues/May02/EDGAR_WINTER.html (269 words)

	Edgar Winter's White Trash
		Edgar's version of the Ray Charles classic "I've Got News For You" is a high point, but a big part of the album's impact are the fantastic original tunes.
		Edgar wrote most of them, but was ably helped by Jerry laCroix who plays tenor sax and harp and helps with the singing.
		Edgar's superlative singing and writing, aided by Jerry LaCroix, are best evident on "Let's Get It On" and "Save the Planet," but every cut is the work of a group that has been able to get it amazingly together.
	www.superseventies.com /spwinteredgar3.html (970 words)

	cannonball Saxophones - Edgar Winter
		By the time Edgar Winter left his hometown of Beaumont, Texas in the 1960's, he was already technically proficient in every aspect of music.
		Edgar invented the keyboard body strap early in his career, an innovation that allows him the freedom to move around on stage during his multi-instrument high-energy performances.
		Edgar is now at the very top of his game, and his future looks even brighter than his past.
	www.cannonballmusic.com /edgarbio.php (718 words)

	Edgar Winter: Keeps Playing That Rock N' Roll
		Edgar, of course, is the definitive utility man, perfectly able to squeeze a sax, tinkle the ivories, bellow out a soulful and funky vocal, and even put in an appearance in the most unlikely of places (more on this later).
		Nevertheless, Edgar Winter became a force to be reckoned with.
		By all accounts, Edgar Winter is a satisfied and content man. When he isn't on the road or in the studio, he cherishes his time with his wife of 23 years, Monique.
	www.vintagerock.com /ewinter_interview.aspx (1730 words)

	Edgar Winter
		Edgar Winter is best remembered for "Free Ride" and "Frankenstein" and for being Johnny Winter's younger brother, but what he should be best remembered for is White Trash, his excellent 9-piece band who released this overlooked gem in 1971.
		Earlier, Edgar's scream on a bluesy 17+ minute "Tobacco Road" is 23 seconds long (do not attempt at home), and though the song has too much down time and the scat singing was a bad idea, some strong solo sections and a frenetic finish make it an indulgence that's well worth enduring.
		Perhaps impresario Steve Paul (who managed Edgar, Johnny, and Derringer) was partially to blame for the new direction, which was a major departure as the band obviously attempted to score a hit, but that doesn’t really matter at this point.
	geocities.com /sfloman/edgarwinter.html (993 words)

	Edgar Winter Band
		Intensified in live shows, Edgar’s fluid keyboards, saxophone and soulful boogie rock have been the key to his unbroken string of success on the touring front.
		During November of‘91, Edgar went “down under” for the first time and won over audiences in Australia and New Zealand with The Edgar Winter Blues Band.
		With his latest release, Edgar Winter continues to draw from his vast repertoire and explore new musical avenues.
	www.teaprod.com /edgar_winter_band.htm (888 words)

	Voices of Classic Rock & Rockforever.com -- Presents EDGAR WINTER (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Edgar Winter has always pushed himself in new directions, synthesizing the rock, blues and jazz melodies he hears in his head.
		In high school, Edgar became fascinated with the saxophone stylings of Julian "Cannonball" Adderley and Hank Crawford, and he began playing alto sax in earnest.
		Winter Blues was almost wholly devoted to the idiom.
	www.rockforever.com /singers/winter/winter.html (648 words)

	Artist Profile - Edgar Winter
		Edgar Winter is one of those rock 'n' roll legends whose music transcends time and fashion.
		Born into a very musical family, Edgar learned to play a wide variety of instruments from piano to ukulele to guitar to drums to saxophone andyears later of course, the synthesizer.
		And now, Edgar's heartfelt ballad DYING TO LIVE is not only on Jonny Lang's latest hit album but it has been sampled on RUNNIN', the Tupac/Notorious B.I.G. singleproduced by Eminem and featured in Paramount's new feature-length documentary "Tupac".
	www.emimusicpub.com /worldwide/artist_profile/edgar-winter_profile.html (165 words)

	Edgar Winter Bio - Mars Talent (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Long established as one of music's true pioneers, Edgar Winter continues to shine as that rare blend of successful rock 'n' roller, experimental artist and consummate musician.
		Edgar's CD and DVD, titled, "Live At The Galaxy" was recorded live at the Galaxy Theatre for Classic Pictures in 2003.
		Edgar Winter is at the very top of his game, and his future looks even brighter than his past.
	www.marstalent.com /bio_edgar_winter.htm (793 words)

	The Edgar Winter Group - They Only Come Out At Night
		As an artistic statement, like all of Edgar's work it is a bit disconcertingly impersonal, but he is redeemed by a sense of humor, best exemplified by the album cover, a full color photo of Edgar in make-up as if to include all of commercial rock's visual artifacts as well as the audio ones.
		Edgar is at his best when appearing slightly contemptuous of his audience, a time-honored pose.
		Edgar Winter is the newest adherent to "glam rock" "jewel sexuality." The facade has been altered and decked out prettily for a new assault on the public.
	www.superseventies.com /winteredgar1.html (788 words)

	PopMatters Music Interview \| In a Stream of Consciousness with Edgar Winter
		Not only was he one of the very first musicians to use the synthesizer as a lead instrument in studio recordings and in live performances, but onstage, Edgar Winter slung his keyboard from a strap around his neck and played standing up, his long white hair flying as he rocked and swayed.
		Edgar Winter was as immersed in the blues as his brother, but he followed his own vision and translated his music differently.
		There was enough rock to keep some portions of the listening audiences satisfied while Edgar Winter also fashioned intelligent introspections about the difficult nature of existence during wartime ("Dying to Live") and evocative ballads that share the uplifting nature of some secret imaginings ("Fly Away").
	www.popmatters.com /music/interviews/winter-edgar-020531.shtml (1998 words)

	Amazon.ca: Winter, Edgar: DVD: Edgar Winter (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Edgar winds his way through Turn on Your Love Light, a spirited R&B number from his hard working White Trash days, to the familiar Free Ride and the sexy Texas, from his latest Winter Blues album.
		But Edgar Winter is the teacher of this class, challenging each student to mimic his vocal gymnastics with their instrument.
		Edgar Winter's Live At The Galaxy is wonderfully mixed in Dolby 5.1, so crank up the surround sound.
	www.amazon.ca /Winter-Edgar/dp/B0000A59ZS (669 words)

	::: Edgar Winter - Jazzin` The Blues :::
		Edgar Winter was born in Beaumont, Texas, on December 28, 1946, as the son of a plantation owner.
		Following countless gigs in Texan nightclubs, Edgar Winter brought out his debut, Entrance, in 1970, followed by a succession of acknowledged album releases, among them the amazing live recording, Roadwork (1972), or the surprisingly tough rock opus, Standing On Rock (1981), the versatile The Real Deal (1996) and the programmatic Winter Blues (1999).
		Jazzin’ The Blues proves that Winter has successfully managed the balancing act between present and past, including exciting, even forward-looking new elements into his music at the same time – partly thanks to his renowned colleagues, who were involved in the realisation of his latest offering.
	www.spv.de /eng/edgarwinter/news_01-e.html (657 words)

	Edgar Winter News
		Edgar Winter - Not a Kid Anymore > Album Review by Michael B. Smith Gone is the obsession with outer space themes, and back is the rock & roll/rhythm & blues that Edgar Winter does so well.
		For his third Treasure Coast appearance in less than a year, Edgar Winter is bringing a special guest to liven things up.
		Greg Sawka made a pilgrimage in 1973 to see Edgar Winter in Hollywood, but the "mad wizard" of the synthesizer was a no-show.
	www.topix.net /who/edgar-winter?scoring=r (249 words)

	BBC - Tyne Music - Edgar Winter & Alvin Lee
		When Edgar Winter last played the UK, James Callaghan was the British Prime Minister, The Sex Pistols were giving the two-fingered salute to the establishment, and dads around the world were working out how to use the latest home media device, otherwise known as a Betamax video.
		Winter took to the stage in confident fashion, his well groomed, white hair flowing around his shoulders, long red jacket flapping behind him.
		Sure, Edgar Winter knows how to play the blues, but his music encompasses such a wide range of styles, that it is impossible to pin it down under one banner.
	www.bbc.co.uk /tyne/music/2004/04/edgar_alvin_review.shtml (815 words)

	Luck Media & Marketing, INC.
		Fortunately for the contemporary music universe, Winter’s star continues to burn very bright, indeed, not only as a prolific artist in his own right, but also for what his songs offer in terms of their unflagging relevance and singularity to other creative entities.
		Edgar Winter explains, "Everybody understands "The Blues", because suffering (and hope) are universal.
		Winter has always traversed genres with the same inherent dexterity he applies to the keyboard and saxophone, as well as to his vocals, so it would follow that Madison Avenue, Eight Mile Road and Hollywood Boulevard lead to his diverse catalogue of compositions.
	www.luckmedia.com /edgarwinter/biography.html (686 words)

	Amazon.com: Edgar Winter's White Trash: Music: Edgar Winter's White Trash (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		I first heard Edgar Winter's White Trash as the opening act for Alice Cooper (it was my girlfriend's idea) in a packed arena in the spring of 1972.
		They reunited for an album years later called "Edgar Winter's White Trash Revisited." A studio effort, it didn't have the quality of tunes or the drive of the original, but it still had those great voices.
		Edgar's debut album, "The Edgar Winter Experience", was a great 'small' album featuring Edgar singing a dozen of his own original jazz tunes, a totally different style.
	www.amazon.com /Edgar-Winters-Trash/dp/B0000024X4 (1288 words)

	Edgar Winter
		Winter didn't win, but he jokingly wishes he had demanded a recount.
		Focus, a Dutch progressive-rock group, magically disappeared by the end of the 1970s, while Winter is still going strong today.
		"The synthesizer at that time was such a bizarre instrument," Winter said, "and I became sort of the mad scientist, as opposed to a lot of people who were using it to emulate the sounds of already existing instruments, like a grand piano.
	www.pauseandplay.com /winter.htm (693 words)

	Tour Information
		Edgar Winter is currently working in the studio on his next CD release, Keep On Rockin'.
		The Edgar Winter Band will be touring extensively throughout the United States in 2006.
		Edgar will also be appearing across the U.S. and Canada in June and July of 2006 as a member of Ringo Starr's All Starr Band.
	edgar.thevine.net /tour.htm (327 words)

	EDGAR WINTER \| Rockdetector
		Winter's formative years were spent paying dues alongside his brother, three years older, in fledgling bands such as THE CRYSTALIERS, JOHNNY and THE JAMMERS and BLACK PLAGUE.
		Edgar's musical dexterity being demonstrated by his mastering of such instruments as guitar, ukulele, alto sax, bass, drums and keyboards.
		Edgar's showing on JOHNNY WINTER's 'Second Winter' album would persuade major label Epic to sign him up in his own right.
	www.rockdetector.com /artist,10446.sm;jsessionid=25E854D3B1D5DD9C82028CF6537A010E (211 words)

	Edgar Winter - Free Music Downloads, Videos, Lyrics, CDs, MP3s, Bio, Merchandise and Links
		Although he's often skirted the edges of blues music, at heart, saxophonist, keyboardist and composer Edgar Winter is a blues musician.
		Raised in Beaumont, TX, the younger brother of ukulele player and guitarist Johnny Winter, Edgar Winter has always pushed himself in new directions, synthesizing the rock, blues..
		Edgar Winter & Rick Derringer: Live in Japan
	www.artistdirect.com /nad/music/artist/card/0,,426568,00.html (168 words)

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		Edgar Winter was a monster act in the 1970's with hits like Frankenstein and Free Ride, off the album They Only Come Out at Night.
		Autographs from both Edgar Winter and Rick Derringer, from an April 9, 1999 performance.
		Edgar Winter (r), and Rick Derringer (2nd from r) 1990
	www.tunefan.com /edgarwinter.htm (116 words)

	Edgar Winter Group - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		For more on the following band see Edgar Winter
		The Edgar Winter Group is a 1970s rock band founded by Edgar Winter.
		Notable former members include guitarists Ronnie Montrose (who left to form Montrose in 1973) and Rick Derringer, and pop singer Dan Hartman (who left for a solo career in 1975).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Edgar_Winter_Group (134 words)

	Canadian Classic Rock - Edgar Winter Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Although he's often skirted the edges of blues music, at bass, saxophonist, keyboardist and composer Edgar Winter is a blues musician.
		As a consequence, his fan base may not be what it could have been, had he made a conscious effort — like his brother Johnny — to stay in a blues-rock mold over the years.
		Although it was a short lived group which broke up in mid-1972, Winter assembled another group to record two more albums for Epic Records, White Trash and Roadwork.
	www.headpins.net /ccr/roster/winter.shtml (570 words)

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