Edgar Winter has released the first song from an upcoming tribute album to his brother, the late Johnny Winter: a cover of Chuck Berry's "Johnny B. Goode." The new track, which you can hear below ...

The song first appeared on the 1970 album Johnny Winter And, the fourth studio album by Johnny Winter and, although Hawkins and Edgar never met in person, the cover version has such palpable ...

Edgar Winter has recently been working on the album Brother Johnny. It’s a tribute to Johnny Winter, Edgar’s late brother, who died in 2014 at the age of 70.

The record will contain 10 songs – five originals and five covers – and here you can listen to the first of the latter, a faithful, piano-based take on Edgar Winter’s “Dying to Live.” ...

Winter: I’ve never made an album over such a long period of time. I wasn’t sure about doing it in the beginning, and my wife Monique, who I’ve been married to for 43 years now -- not bad for ...

Edgar Winter has released a cover of his brother Johnny’s “Guess I’ll Go Away” with Foo Fighters’ Taylor Hawkins featured on lead vocals, marking the drummer’s first posthumous release ...

Edgar Winter has never hidden his debt to his late older brother Johnny Winter. Now, Edgar is returning the favor with a star-studded tribute album honoring his brother. × ...

It’s a cover of the 1970 Johnny Winter song “Guess I’ll Go Away,” performed by Hawkins with Winter’s brother Edgar and guitarist Doug Rappoport. Listen to the cover, featuring lead ...

The original "Frankenstein" was part of The Edgar Winter Group's They Only Come Out at Night, their 1972 debut album that was also singer and multi-instrumentalist Winter's third solo effort.

The guitar-driven album features 17 carefully curated tracks chosen by the musician’s brother, Edgar Winter, who created the project to honor his late brother, Johnny Winter.

Blues Rock legend, multi-instrumentalist and former child prodigy Edgar Winter’s album ‘Rebel Road’ to receive a full European release to coincide with his first European tour since 2011 ...

The first single is a cover of Edgar Winter’s 1971 power ballad “Dying To Live,” and it sounds very much like something Cat Stevens would’ve recorded back in the day.