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by SaxMan88
(318 posts)
19 years ago

Edgar Winter

How about this guy? Quite a musician to say the least. Anybody know of his setup?

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  1. by EL Seano
    (255 posts)

    19 years ago

    Re: Edgar Winter

    who???

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    1. by blackfrancis
      (396 posts)

      19 years ago

      Re: Edgar Winter

      Not the Who, Edgar Winter! If my memory serves me well, I think he plays a mk. VI and a Brillhart Levelair (but I could be mistaken). Yeah, quite a cat.

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      1. by Spike
        (248 posts)

        19 years ago

        Re: Edgar Winter

        The Who are good too

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        1. by SaxMan88
          (318 posts)

          19 years ago

          Re: Edgar Winter

          Thanx Francis... Who? You guys need to get out more...*laughs*

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      2. by kingkoeller
        (4 posts)

        12 years ago

        Re: Edgar Winter

        He created the song Frankenstein. He plays the synthesizer with a strap around his neck, and plays alto and timbales.

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    2. by kneejerk52
      (397 posts)

      19 years ago

      Re: Edgar Winter

      do you mean the old rocker? albino cat who plays mostly guitar? or is another E. W.

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      1. by kelsey
        (930 posts)

        12 years ago

        Re: Edgar Winter

        kneejerk52, that's Johney Winter the guitar player. He's Edgar's brother!!.......
        Barry Kelsey

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      2. by martysax
        (148 posts)

        19 years ago

        Re: Edgar Winter

        Ya Baby! White Trash Swamp Funk! He's the balls. Remember him playing on Meatloaf's "Bat out of Hell" album? He does it hardcore.

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        1. by kingkoeller
          (4 posts)

          12 years ago

          Re: Edgar Winter

          He played a Selmer Mark VII alto saxophone with a Brilhart level air metal mouthpiece.

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