You can tell this band is having a blast while playing this.

The person doing the interview is Rick Derringer

What a great and under appreciated drummer Chuck Ruff was

I never realized how much talent this one guy had. It takes someone special to play not one, but 3+ instruments like he does here. Not to mention the effects board solo, that rocked on so many levels.

Saw him live about a year ago and it was Great !   Played Frankenstein for almost 20 minutes.   Couldn't hear nothing for three days after.   Best concert in a long time.

his playing was ahead of it's time .

edgar winter the most talented musician in rock and roll history

NO MATTER HOW MANY TIMES I HEAR THIS SONG IT BLOWS ME AWAY... LIVE VERSION IS ALWAYS BETTER THEN THE STUDIO VERSION...

everyone is playing one hundred percent on point

This gets the badass of badassery award!  Jammed to this song a million times... finally got around to looking it up and watching it.  Man they just don't make music like they used to.

RIP Chuck Ruff 1951-2011.

The winter brothers are amazing...

How did this guy not become one of the best-known musicians ever? His artistic use of the mixing board reminded me of Jimi Hendrix. A musician exploding with creative genius. Makes me wonder if he would have been deified along side Jimi and Janice had he died prematurely like them. Sad if that's what it takes to be recognized as a timeless musical prodigy.    

One of the best performances ever not many people can pull that off never mind write it

Thank you Jesus for this amazing albino man...

I enjoyed hearing Edgar introduce the tune from that era itself.  It pretty much started out as a funky studio drum rehearsal jam that morphed into this version of "Frankenstein" which is literally mind blowing.

Edgar does a great sax solo on "Fair warning" by Todd Rundgren

Sure says a lot for a song with no words ~ mega hit!

Today's bands could learn some work ethics from this video.

It's a real shame, but I can't think of many artists today that exhibit this kind of love and passion for what they do. Thanks for uploading this.