Rock And Roll Hootchie Coo - remixed

[Speed Demon]

9/17/11
The final edit. I added the second harmony track and completely redid the solo.
Sounded okay without it but I figured, what the heck, might as well finish the job.

[thetworegs]

love it .....fantastic vocal.......

[lg]

WOW
Fab!

LG

[Greeny]

Holy cow - the raunchy groove of that guitar is superb. This really rocks! A top-notch performance that hits the sweet spot. That solo is bad-ass!

[chapperz66]

Brilliant Gene.

Great guitar sound.  Raunch or what!

Paul

[Speed Demon]

Thanks, guys.

I've heard numerous versions of this song over the years. The one that impressed me the most was performed by Johnny Winter. Edgar's much-more talented brother.

What is truly unusual about the Winter brothers is that they are both albinos.
Albinoism in humans is rare. Including the Winter brothers, I can only recall seeing four in my entire life and for two albinos to occur in the same family pushes the odds into the millions, I would think.

[Greeny]

Thanks, guys.

I've heard numerous versions of this song over the years. The one that impressed me the most was performed
by Johnny Winter. Edgar's much-more talented brother.

Oh yeah. Johnny Winter! Now you're talking. This one gets me every time. Possibly my favourite performance by anybody ever (and I include Hendrix in that, but maybe not Rory Gallagher). He's not bad on that guitar, lol. 


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wQPlU5q1CBI

You'd make a fine job of this one Mr Demon! 

[Glenn Mitchell]

I saw both Winters on a blues cruise. Pretty talented alright.

[Glenn Mitchell]

And a great version of R&R hoochie coo. Is this a backer? Those guitars are top notch.

[Speed Demon]

Thanks for listening, Glenn.
One of my favorite tunes. I've played this one live many times.

The drum track was created on a DR-880.
I played the guitars and bass. And three tracks of vocals.

I double-tracked the rhythm to thicken the sound.
Same for the backup vocal tracks, as well as adding a slight delay between them.

Other than that, the usual blunders and goofs.