Released in 1973, They Only Come Out At Night was an overnight success, thanks to the mind altering studio jam "Frankenstein," which has since become one of classic rock's finest moments. This smash features the stunning keyboard of Edgar Winter, the incredible guitar of resident shredder Ronnie Montrose, the thumping bass of Dan Hartman and the solid percussive hits of Chuck Ruff. The LP received massive radio play and further hit songs developed including "Undercover Man" and the huge Top 5 smash "Free Ride." First time on audiophile vinyl and mastered from the original Epic Records tapes at RTI.

The live follow-up to 1971's Edgar Winter's White Trash finds the group running through a handful of the tunes from their debut album, as well as rocking things up a bit with "Still Alive and Well" (a track later recorded by Edgar's brother Johnny) and "Back in the U.S.A." One of the most immortal lines for any live rock album has to be "People keep askin' me -- where's your brother?" The introduction of guest artist Johnny Winter by his brother Edgar sets the stage for a rousing rendition of Rick Derringer's "Rock & Roll, Hoochie Koo." The extended version of blues classic "Tobacco Road" is one of the finest moments on this album, which is itself a classic. ~ Michael B. Smith, All Music Guide

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2008 digitally remastered two-fer featuring a double dose of Edgar Winter on one CD: They Only Come Out At Night (1972) and Shock Treatment (1974). They Only Come Out At Night spawned the hit singles `Frankenstein' and `Free Ride'. The album collects 10 outstanding cuts, played with fervor by Edgar Winter, Chuck Ruff, Dan Hartman, Randy Jo Hobbs and Ronnie Montrose, along with guest artist/producer Rick Derringer. Shock Treatment begins with `Some Kinda Animal' and then moves into the excellent Blues torcher `Easy Street', which is painted with highlights from the substantial saxophone talent of Winter, not to mention some of his finest singing. Like They Only Come Out At Night, this recording includes a pair of haunting ballads, `Maybe Someday You'll Call My Name' and `Someone Take My Heart Away'. Beat Goes On.

UK-only five CD set containing a quintet of albums from the Classic Rock greats packaged in miniature LP sleeves and housed in an attractive slipcase. Features the albums Entrance (1970); White Trash (1971); Roadwork (1972); They Only Come Out At Night (1972) and Together (1976). Sony. 2011.

Individually, Edgar Winter and his brother Johnny Winter are powerful artists, but combined, they are virtually unstoppable. In this live set, the brothers are just having the time of their lives, digging deep into their bag of favorites, and pulling out smoking renditions of the Sam & Dave classic "Soul Man" and the Righteous Brothers' "You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling." The history of rock & roll continues with Little Richard's "Tutti Frutti" and "Good Golly Miss Molly" and Chuck Berry's "Reelin' and Rockin'." The Winters go Detroit on Mitch Ryder's "Jenny Take a Ride," and pay homage to the king, Elvis Presley, with "Blue Suede Shoes" and "Jailhouse Rock." From start to finish, Edgar and Johnny are having a rockin' & rollin' good time, and that happiness channels over to the listener. ~ Michael B. Smith, All Music Guide

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Since his debut album Entrance in 1970, Edgar Winter has always been a musical visionary, mixing and synthesizing the rock, blues and jazz melodies he hears in his head. The younger brother of guitar legend Johnny Winter, Edgar has been a prolific artist and worldwide superstar. From the mega-hit Frankenstein, to the bluesy classic Tobacco Road, Winter has never been a follower, just a true leader. With his latest release REBEL ROAD, Edgar Winter manages to rock pretty righteously. Beginning with the title Rebel Road, Eye On You, and the ultimate party hit The Power Of Positive Drinking, the band with the help of brother Johnny Winter moves in into the excellent blues scorcher Rockin' The Blues. The album which is painted with highlights from the substantial saxophone & keyboard talents of Winter, not to mention some of his finest singing recalls the best of his work with the Edgar Winter Group. Like They Only Come Out At Night album, this recording includes a pair of haunting ballads, The Closer I Get and Peace And Love. Do It Again, along with Horns Of A Dilemma, showcase Edgar Winter doing what he does best - rocking out with passion and lots of drums and guitar. Welcome back Edgar Winter.

This CD is an out of print collectible! It is the original Rhino release. Catalog R2 70895. There is a drill hole through the case and booklet and a punch mark through the UPC.

Released in 1973, They Only Come Out At Night was an overnight success, thanks to the mind altering studio jam "Frankenstein," which has since become one of classic rock's finest moments. This smash features the stunning keyboard of Edgar Winter, the incredible guitar of resident shredder Ronnie Montrose, the thumping bass of Dan Hartman and the solid percussive hits of Chuck Ruff. The LP received massive radio play and further hit songs developed including "Undercover Man" and the huge Top 5 smash "Free Ride." First time on audiophile vinyl and mastered from the original Epic Records tapes at RTI.