Johnny Winter CD discography.

Yeah, Artist's first new studio album in over seven years is called Roots, and it features Winter with a bevy of guests like Sonny Landreth, Jimmy Vivino, Warren Haynes, Frank Latorre, John Popper, Vince Gill, Susan Tedeschi, brother Edgar...

With a fast, gritty, and furious slide and electric guitar style, Artist fused the blues to its rock nephew and became a white guitar legend (an albino one, no less, further adding to his stage allure) with his albums...

This is a Super Audio CD playable only on Super Audio CD players. After decades in the music business, the blues-fueled rock & roll of guitar great Artist can still cause a commotion. This retrospective on the early career of...

Although Artist is primarily thought of as a Texas bluesman, 1970's Artist AND is more of a blues-influenced rock & roll album. Backed by a tight and rocking band featuring ex-McCoys guitarist Rick Derringer--Winter's original backing band at...

One of Artist's relatively few major-label albums since leaving Columbia in the late '70s, 1991's LET ME IN is happily free of any attempts to enhance his blues-rock sound with slick embellishments. Surrounded by a tight band featuring a...

After two stellar sets for the independent blues label Alligator Records, Artist wisely changes things up on his third Alligator LP. He brings in Dr. John to play organ on "Love, Life and Money" and, more prominently, piano on...

Yeah, Artist's first new studio album in over seven years is called Roots, and it features Winter with a bevy of guests like Sonny Landreth, Jimmy Vivino, Warren Haynes, ...