Johnny Winter - Step Back vinyl record cover

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Unchain My Heart - Johnny Winter Blues Brothers Horns

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Can't Hold Out (Talk to Me Baby) - Johnny Winter Ben Harper

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Don't Want No Woman - Johnny Winter Eric Clapton

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Killing Floor - Johnny Winter Paul Nelson

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Who Do You Love - Johnny Winter

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Okie Dokie Stomp - Johnny Winter Brian Setzer

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Where Can You Be - Johnny Winter Billy Gibbons

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Sweet Sixteen - Johnny Winter

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Death Letter - Johnny Winter 1

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Blue Monday - Johnny Winter Dr. John


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Johnny Winter

Step Back

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ABOUT THE ALBUM


2014 album from Johnny Winter. STEP BACK features an amazing list of musical guests and takes Johnny back to a more aggressive style of blues, one that helped shaped the musical icon. Produced by Paul Nelson, STEP BACK showcases classic songs that were inspiring to Johnny Winter.

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Mutiny After Midnight

Mutiny After Midnight

Johnny Blue Skies & the Dark Clouds

Womack Sisters

Womack Sisters

Womack Sisters

Color Outside The Lines

Color Outside The Lines

Cortis

Rumble in Brixton

Rumble in Brixton

Stray Cats

Yeehaw Sessions

Yeehaw Sessions

Kaitlin Butts

Yearning: The Unbeautiful After

Yearning: The Unbeautiful After

Boundaries

Recovering the Satellites

Recovering the Satellites

Counting Crows

Great Milenko

Great Milenko

Insane Clown Posse

Fire From The Hip

Fire From The Hip

Finn Wolfhard

The Age of Everything

The Age of Everything

Johnny Marr