Framed Photo, Johnny Winter In Concert with Muddy

Framed Photo, Johnny Winter In Concert with Muddy Waters. Johnny is pictured in the top hat he often performed in. Taken at the Capital Jazz & Blues Festival at Alexandria Palace in London, England on

Color photo of the great collaborators Winter and Waters performing, possibly at the Chicago Blues Festival. Encased in a wooden frame. Photo in frame measures 16" x 13".

The two friends and collaborators pictured smiling and holding guitars. 21" x 28".

Black and white framed photograph of Johnny Winter and his band posed outside of a rustic cabin, autographed by each member. 7" x 5"

Large framed photograph of Johnny performing in his commonly seen top hat, and playing on his legendary Firebird bass. Taken at the Capital Jazz & Blues Festival at Alexandria Palace in London, Englan

Three of Johnny Winter's well-worn t-shirts: the first "Johnny Winter In Concert" with a four-color photo on red shirt; the second from the "Beaumont High 20 Year Reunion, Class of 1962"; and the thir

Photo album with 42 photos on fold out pages of Johnny Winter from two different concerts. Inside cover of photo album reads the message, "Hi Teddy, once again thanks for all of the hospitality, it wa

Platinum album featuring Johnny Winter's photo and his signature in silver marker. Ed. 27/200. Produced by Roy Creations. Certificate of Authenticity on verso. 2010. 25.25" x 17.25" Framed.

Framed photo of the Blues Highway Mural in Leland, Mississippi. Featuring both Johnny and Edgar Winter, in addition to many other musicians. The Mural is one of four currently decorating the historic

Poster with black and white photo and orange type: "Premier Concert Attractions presents Johnny Winter with special guest Ross Paul. Friday, September 25th at Slicks, St. Martinville, Louisiana." One

From Johnny Winter's personal collection of posters, these two 17" x 11" posters printed in black and white photo and orange type, read: "Premier Concert Attractions presents Johnny Winter with specia

Muddy Waters, set of four photographs, each measuring 8" x 10". Muddy Waters performing with Johnny Winter and Willie Dixon.

Throughout his career, Johnny Winter had the greatest respect and admiration for his friend, legendary Blues singer and guitarist, Muddy Waters. Winter produced three Grammy Award-winning albums for W

Pink Winter," a series of three photos shot at a performance in Toronto, 1981. Photo by Canadian photographer Joseph Forte, signed and inscribed on verso, "Much Love For You J.W. For All the Highs. Fo

Three of Johnny Winter's t-shirts, the first reads "John Dawson Winter 1974 Concert," the second, "Hard Again" with Johnny Winter, Muddy Waters and Willie Dixon, and the third, "Johnny Winter with Bug

Two of Johnny Winter's t-shirts, the first from "The Reunion Concert 10th Anniversary Woodstock Festival," and the second referencing the album "Hard Again" with Johnny Winter, Muddy Waters, and Willi

Framed graphite portrait of a shirtless Johnny Winter smoking a cigarette in a cowboy hat, his iconic dragon tattoo exposed. Reference photograph is affixed to the back of the frame. "Art by Bart." Al

Black and white vintage photo print of Johnny and a woman, hazy behind the smoke of a cigarette. Condition issue: Slight surface crack left side of image. 20" x 16"

Johnny Winter concert poster, Bill Graham Presents BG-180, Johnny Winter, Lonnie Mack, Rockin' Foo, Eric Burdon and His Band, It's A Beautiful Day and Cat Mother and the Allnight Newsboys, July 1-6, 1

Three of Johnny Winter's shirts, the first from the "Johnny Winter, Muddy Waters, and James Cotton ïAlmost Spring Tour,' 1977," the second a Johnny Winter turquoise blue shirt, the third a Johnny Win

Bold French poster for the new album "Let Me In" and a Johnny Winter concert at the Olympia in Paris. Features an image of crossed pistols with text, "Olympia, 28 aout 1992, 20h30." 46" x 31"

Signed photo of Johnny Winter. Inscribed "To I.P. Sweat's. Johnny Winter." 10" x 8".

An original and unique airbrushed work of art by artist Matthew McDonald, depicting Johnny Winter and Muddy Waters with a cover flap expressing Mr. McDonald's appreciation of Johnny's style of blues.

From Johnny Winter's personal collection of posters, this 11" x 8.5" handbill promotes a gig that Johnny Winter played with B.B. King in 1971. Hofheinz Pavillion. B.B. King was a blues hero of Johnny'