Released November 25th, 1974, John Dawson Winter was Johnny Winter's second album of the year (following February's Saints & Sinners) and final quad release. The album didn't do much commercially (only peaking at #78) but it is notable for the first appearance of the John Lennon song Rock & Roll People which he wrote during the Imagine sessions and recorded during Mind Games, but which remained unreleased until the Menlove Ave. compilation. The song found its way to Winter via producer Shelly Yakus, who worked on Mind Games with Lennon and asked him for permission to have Winter record the song.
Blue Sky PZQ 33292 [SQ LP] ZAQ 33292 [Dolby Q8]
Discogs links: LP / Q8
Wiki for the album: John Dawson Winter III
Quadraphonic sound supervision and remix engineer: Carmine Rubino
Side 1:
Blue Sky PZQ 33292 [SQ LP] ZAQ 33292 [Dolby Q8]
Discogs links: LP / Q8
Wiki for the album: John Dawson Winter III
Quadraphonic sound supervision and remix engineer: Carmine Rubino
Side 1:
- Rock & Roll People
- Golden Olden Days of Rock & Roll
- Self Destructive Blues
- Raised on Rock
- Stranger
- Mind Over Matter
- Roll with Me
- Love Song to Me
- Pick Up on My Mojo
- Lay Down Your Sorrows
- Sweet Papa John