BLIND FAITH - Can't Find My Way Home || Reaction (First Listen)
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- BLIND FAITH - Can't Find My Way Home || Reaction (First Listen)
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One of the best opening guitar riffs ever. And Steve Winwood is a masterpiece all of his own...perfection
The singer Steve Winwood was also fronted the band Traffic. You would love "Dear Mr. Fantasy" with Steve Winwood on vocal and guitar.
I have the CD and it's not been out of the player in @ 6or8 mths. Love everything on it If I had to choose a favorite it would be (Low Spark of
High Heeled Boys)Mr.Fantasy is a great song as well.
Just the best of the best. Eric Clapton is one of my favorite guitarists and Steve Winwood is the voice of that era. Perfection.
Gorgeous song. Lyrics, vocals and instruments. Smiling at you at 3 am ...in my thoughts of great music from yesteryears. You would have loved these live concerts in the 70's. Magic. So happy you found this greatness.
Yep! I grew up during this era. Imagine no internet, no you tube, facebook, cell phones and cable/sat tv. Ok! We had music. It was like thousands of darts coming at you. Great music monthly even weekly endlessly, just top notch.
What a magical time we had!
One of my favorite band. It’s on my playlist so smooth love it
Steve Winwood(singer/keyboards), for Spencer Davis Group, Traffic, Blind Faith, and a great solo career. A helluva entertainer.
The drums are by the late great Ginger Baker - one of the best drummers of our time - if not the greatest crossover drummer from Jazz to Prog/Blues rock of the 20th Century Eric and Stevie are also in a class of their own. I love the phased section in "I had to cry today" on my Mitchel micro deck through dual NAD amps and eight speakers in my log cabin.
The Stevie Winwood fireside version he posted is so dang great! Here's something nobody will mention - Ginger Baker played with Fela Kuti - the Bob Marley of Afro Beat. Check out Water No Get Enemy. His son Femi Kuti does a mean version too - saw him live in SOCAL
Watch the live video of Eric Clapton and Steve Winwood live from Madison Square Garden 2004, they do an incredible electric version of this song and the band is amazing. They finally played together again 35 years after Blind Faith , the whole concert is great.
Thanks I'll have to check it out!!
Presence of the lord is an absolute classic. Must listen.
The supergroup Blind Faith (Eric Clapton, formerly from Cream, as guitarist: Steve Winwood, formerly from Traffic, as organist and singer; Ginger Baker, formerly from Cream, as drummer; and an excellent bassist/violinist) had a short U.S. tour (14 concerts or so) in July and August of 1969, and my then-17-year-old brother and my then-almost-14-year-old self were fortunate to win tickets to see Blind Faith from a radio contest held by the FM-100 rock radio station in our hometown of Memphis - the tickets were to the tour stop which was geographically "closest" to Memphis, which was the Sunday August 3, 1969 concert at Kiel Auditorium, in St. Louis. My brother and I flew up from Memphis on Delta Airlines, saw a (then-brand-new, premiering) film "2001: A Space Odyssey" in the afternoon, saw the wonderful Blind Faith concert at Kiel, that evening; however, it had some unexpectedly lengthy encores; this caused us to miss our late-night ticketed Delta return flight to Memphis. We tried to hitch-hike (as was mostly quite safe and quite customary, in those years) on the nearby I-55 expressway for a ride to the airport in St. Louis, to call our parents and ask them to wire funds for a new return-flight airline ticket; however, co-incidentally, a trucker who gave us a ride was going not to or near that airport, but was going straight through (in the wee hours of the morning of Monday the 4th) to a truck stop in West Memphis, Arkansas, before heading on I-40 south to Little Rock in Arkansas; of course, from our perspectives, it was a thousand times better and cheaper to do this, than to have gone to the St. Louis airport. We could then call our parents in Memphis from the truck stop in West Memphis, and explain the situation (there were no cellphones back then which would have allowed for an earlier call), and they were so delighted that we were both still alive and well that my father (a self-employed artist) left his office and picked us both us from the truck stop in West Memphis -- with NO questions asked !!!!! GREAT Memories -- except for the worries of my parents !!!!!
hauntingly beautiful
From the first time I heard this song, it’s remained my favorite. Sad music, but inspirational words to me.
Very perceptive stuff re the organic sound here- the whole album is remarkable.
Thank you - the whole album is fantastic
1969. An era of awesome musical creativity.
a case of haunting sadness translating into a beautiful heaven
Funny story: one of Clapton's reasons for agreeing to disband Cream was that he wanted to get away from wild man drummer Ginger Baker--only to then have him show up at the rehearsals for THIS band, Blind Faith, going "Right! Where do we start?!" No one had the balls to tell him to go home. Probably he'd have started swinging if someone had, he was THAT kind of guy, not to mention a brilliant drummer.
"Beware of Mr. Baker" is a great doc.
This is one of my faves. My son and I saw Steve Winwood a couple years ago, and he was awesome!
I grew up with this incredible music. Lucky me
I’m 81 now, I’ve loved this song since I first heard it. I’m from the time before 8track, tapes, disks, all of it. Still have the album. Work of art on any level. Want to hear it till I’m gone. Enjoy, you young rockers!!!! Linda81
This song moves me every time. LOVE the vid man, subbed. Keep it up!
One of my favorites ... I think this could be considered one of the first Super Groups imo. Great to see you react to something most don't even know about.
Summer and of 69. Westhampton Beach, NY. HAD TO BE THERE!
This is a spectacular album. Try "Sea of Joy" or "Presence of the Lord" for a second taste.
And "Do What You Like" for a killer Ginger solo!
“Had to Cry Today” is also good
Can't find my way home is probably a toss up with Presence of the Lord.
Presence of the lord......
What you are talking about hearing is talent! These people did not have the electronic advances that are here today. They made music sound wonderful because of talent.
Start from the beginning if you want to understand where Steve Winwood (the vocalist) is coming from. Check out The Spencer Davis group - "Every Little Bit Hurts" or "It Hurts Me So" or "Nobody Knows When You're Down And Out". 😊
There’s a gorgeous video of Steve Winwood singing and playing this by his old crackling fireplace.
YOU NAILED IT....IT'S TOO PERFECT....
Steve is 72 now; check out his acoustic version. Or try a 17 year old Steve belting out the standard "Nobody Wants You When You're Down and Out"
Wasted and can't find my way home , we all been there
Ginger Baker is on the drums he was in Cream also.
You're feeling it. Love the reaction.
Loving that you are loving this. Such a great ERA of talented musicians , lyrics and soulful vocals🎵🎵🎵
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Hauntingly beautiful Ginger Baker drums no doubt.
SO MUCH GREAT MUSIC FROM THE 60'S N 70'S ... YOU COULD SPEND A LIFETIME ... I HAVE .. 2X(LOL!)!
Thank you. Who couldn't like this? My top five EVER.
You described it perfectly, that song felt like a hug!
You need to look at your mic levels dude, it keeps cutting when your voice gets quiet!
Blind Faith has been one of my favorite bands since the 70s. A half a damn century - ouch! Try Hot Tuna's Keep On Trucking or T. Rex's Get it On or Foghat's Slow Ride.
I listen to this song before bed most nights, just stunning
Have you also heard Allison Krauss’ version? It’s stunning.
Love it. Thank you for reacting
My pleasure!!
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Albert Hall in London
MUST HEAR Jaime Brocket - Legend of the U.S.S. Titanic. The words will CRACK YOU UP!!!!!
The live version is amazing. If you haven’t already seen it, it’s worth watching.
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thoughtful comments and real appreciation for this stellar song
This is the end song in the film Fandango, with Judd Nelson and Kevin Costner. A highly recommend road movie set in the early 70s,all the music is sublime.
IF YOU HAVENT YET, STEVIE WINWOOD ... 'ROLL WITH IT'
Great LP. Check out Al Kooper Super Session, and child is father to man, by Blood Sweat & Tears.
thats because its raw talent not someone pushing a button on a pc
Th we coolest thing about You Tube Is it’s allowed people to time travel to what’s came before.
I love this song, forgotten all about this one putting it on my play list
There is also an electric Version, which I consider even better.
You’ve hit on Floyd, Yes, got some Clapton… Time for maybe Jethro Tull Aqualung. Or perhaps Emerson, Lake and Palmer Brain Salad Surgery.
im really really happy you reacted to this. nice job keep up the good work. suggestion?? try Them: "Im gonna dress in black" or "You just can't win". or maybe "lover of the bayou" by the byrds.
please react to Traffic low spark of high heeled boys
Check out Steve Winwood playing this in front of a fire
Sublime.
been waiting and waiting for someone to react to buddy guy "first time i met the blues" or john lee hooker "serves me right to suffer". If you can appreciate this song, i think you're the one to do it...
Go ginger baker
Why do they do this version do the live with Derek Trucks enough already
Do some yard birds
WHEN JEFF BECK WAS IN THE BAND