Couldn't agree with you more, been a BRUMMIE, myself he's a humble man, and never looks for recognition, respected by all true musicians and possibly the most talented out of the bunch, JACK BRUCE, CLAPTON, GINGER BAKER, JEFF BECK, as the man was a fantastic piano player. ONLY MY OWN OPINION, 👍👍👍
He's been doing it all since the Spencer Davis Group days when he was the ripe old age of 15 or so. I think he's my age, 75, with a very distinguished musical following. He music is part of the soundtrack to my life.
you're right man...have you seen him in front of the fireplace doing can't find my way home acoustic? there you can also just see the pure talent. I did however notice he tuned his guitar a full step down for that 'cause maybe his voice is a tiny bit lower 'cause of aging vocal chords or something...
dont want to trash talk todays music... the thing is nowadays no musician is able to bring me to tears like this, uncontrollable tears of all the emotions that i feel at the same time listening to this music
@@TheEdge92 You do know Winwood and Chris Wood composed the music with Capaldi wrting the lyrics. Which was the case for much of Traffic's sucess. Since Wood died in '83 of liver failure I'm guessing it's his, (Winwoods), song at this point.
I was a driver on the HIGH liFE tour. Steve and his wife Eugenie ate crew meal with us every night. Both diners but with Steve's Brit accent and Euinie's Tenessee accent put animated conversations between the two as very amusing.
Cycling one day last year around where I live here in the UK, I came across these two guys leaning on a gate looking at some land chatting away. Getting closer I recognised one of them to be the one and only Stevie Winwood. Knowing he lived in this area, I guessed this must be part of his land and he was probably discussing farm business. As I passed I nodded and said, "Morning Mr Winwood, lovely land almost a fantasy" and gave a wink! He looked up but said nothing, just nodded and grinned........Made my day.
That is so damn beautiful! Listening to it makes me feel like I'm gonna burst! All the rock music I've listened to for the past 50 years nothing compares to this!!!
One of the most recognizable voices in R&R. What blew me away was how accomplished he is on guitar. I knew he was a superb keyboardist; had no idea he shredded on guitar. Just blown away.
Steve Winwood is a rare kind of musician, in a class like very very few. Talented, with a gifted voice and very versatile at different instruments, and most importantly a big soul very low in ego. one of the greatest ever in the world of rock.
His wonderful vocals have aged better than so many of his peers from the late 60s and 70s. Had the privilege of being first row for this Crossroads concert. Dream come true for me to see him perform this live as well as Can't find my way home with Clapton
He’s the guy Hendrix said could hang with him. A true prodigy. Think of how old he was when he fronted for The Spencer Davis Group. Truly under rated musician and vocalist.
If it doesn't make the hair on the neck stand up, ease on a smooth grin, make the head nod in time, and occasionally invoke a single tear of depth in connection... it ain't worth listening to.
Agreed 100%!!! I’ve watched it so many times I lost count now. I first heard this song at the beginning of Avengers Endgame and I’ve been watching this over and over again since then.
A simple lyric, but Winwood's voice, still as astounding as 40 years ago, takes it to an immortal place. There's just never been a voice in rock to match this guy.
Folks, this is music history, original artistry, from the most golden era in creative modern music. Cool that it’s being recreated by the original artists. Winwood plays every instrument like a master. And there’s the voice....
I took some of my waiters & waitresses to see Traffic at an Amphitheater in B'ham, Al. They were young. Had no idea who Traffic was. I think in 85'. They came back told everyone who didn't go that they missed the most amazing music they had ever heard. Great memories!
Love his guitar playing. He doesn't blind you with blazing speed, but floors you with feel and tension that builds. He let's the solo breathe. Very underrated player.
He’s definitely not underrated. If he was, he wouldn’t be invited to be play such shows, he’s performed a lot with Eric Clapton, Tom Petty invited him to play a couple of songs with him. Traffic are in the rock and roll hall of fame. He’s sold millions of records over the world
Steve Winwood has the ability to transport you to places within yourself. He paints a picture for your soul to follow and feel good. I have always loved Steve Winwood's music. It takes me back to a better time, more simple and innocent. Rock On Steve!
Well put Mr Davison ,I couldn’t agree more,your comments really hit home with me, and something that I commented on before I never realized what a great guitarist Steve is until I seen this video🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸
Eric clapton said that winwood was possibly the most talented and unappreciated musicians of our time and that he was blessed having shared the stage with him. THATS SOME COMPLIMENT
He and Jack Bruce are the most Underrated all time. Jack Bruce wrote all those Cream songs on a Stool in his Apartment in London on an Upright Bass. Monster Voice.
I think he's a great example of someone who plays "within himself" if you will. He's obviously very talented, but he seems less impressed with amazing licks and more about creating a feeling, a solo, a build of emotions and feelings and head shaking and damn! Awesome stuff.
You have no idea whether or not some of those musicians on that stage got their start because of a diversity program for minority youth. There's not a thing wrong with manufacturing fairness and equality and equity in a society that is not meant to be a jungle, but instead a decent place to live and work, for all.
2007 Crossroads, what a treat for guitar lovers and music lovers in general. Music we've learned to appreciate. Not the next hottest tune or band for a few yr period. Hard to dispute Winwoods talents and his playing among the greats who've mentioned him as a inspiration.
I'm 54 and I have to listen to this at least once a week. My old gaffer Michael judge R.I.P. said that he used to go and see him in Birmingham back in the 60s. And that his blues voice stood out a mile 👍👍👍
I'm 68 yrs old, so I started with SW when I was about 9 yrs old (he's only 6 yrs older than me) in the Spence Davis Group, then as a teenager it was Traffic and Blind Faith. I got back to SW in the '80s with Arc of a Diver and Back in the High Life. I keep coming back to Steve Winwood, on e of the best muscians of all time.
@@dragongnnr Sort of but the other way around, Chaka Khan was a guest vocalist with Steve Winwood. She was on Steve's 1986 hit 'Higher Love' off his solo album 'Back in the High Life'. Search YT for the official video ... Steve Winwood - Higher Love (Official Music Video).
God you can see, hear and feel the Clapton influence in those licks. Goosebumps. Overused yes, maybe but no less and definitely a genius. Blind Faith, Traffic, solo. 60’s, 70’sand 80’s. Literally the soundtrack of my life. Legend...
I came to speak of SW's influence on me. ( & I've spent my life as a Concert Pianist! ) Instead, the picture you've painted is more beautiful than any words I can find! Thank You
Lord, I hate to say it but those licks ain’t Clapton they go much farther back then you think hell Clapton licks ain’t Clapton and he’ll tell u that himself. All these notes have already been played.
Sou rokeiro mais velho, portanto posso dizer que vocês tem toda razão. Winwood fez Clapton acreditar que deveria cantar com a voz de cantor negro do Mississip. Em 1970 no Hyde Park, em londres Steve montou o Blind Fait e levou Clapton para cantar In The Presence of Lord... Clapton o convidou para 2 edições do Crossroads festival..... essa é uma delas... Viva Steve Winwood....
Steve Winwood is truly amazing to me! I never tire of hearing him singing, making magic on the Hammond B3, or playing guitar… Traffic is one of my all-time favorite bands!👍❤️🎸🎹
What memories this brings back , I remember the first time I heard Steve sing this and he is as amazing to this 65 year old as he was to my 15 year old ears.
I know I'm 65 black male who thanks Stevie for music that's puts you in a grove to just sit back smoke a joint and let the music take you to another place! 10-3-21 at 3:45 pm !
Steve Winwood is een van mijn muzikanten die ik bewonder omdat ze door allerlei drugs verleidingen in het zadel zijn gebleven, nu in deze tijd hun muzikale sporen hebben verdiend vooral omdat ze van de natuur konden genieten, kortom ze hebben veel uit de 60 en 70 jaren meegemaakt, maar zijn nooit ten onder gegaan omdat hun liefde voor de natuur hem en vele andere uit deze mooie tijdsperiode toch de overhand gaf om naar het ware terug te keren namelijk de natuur. De zwakke broeders in deze jaren kwamen er niet meer uit door hun gemis en achtergrond die ik absoluut niet veroordeel.
Not me. I have 78 on the counter and I remember Steve and Eric (Clapton) end of the sixties with Blind Faith. Famous concert in Hyde Park London with the (now) classic Can't find my way home. But agree, he still gets better. Same for Clapton.
Saw him with Traffic at Winterland in SF. I will never forget that concert, and I saw many there. It started in the dark, with random notes being played by the band. Then, somehow the notes gradually morphed into the beginning of Low Spark of High Heeled Boys. Stevie had a way of playing that was so melodic. His notes were few, but put together so beautifully. You didn’t want the song to stop! We do not see talent like that today.
Michael Guidera - I've followed Steve W. my entire adult life from age 24 to now ( just turned 77 ). All of his work is superlative, and on top of that he seems like a very nice guy. Put him and Clapton on a stage together and it's like ice cream and cake - both are delicious, but it's hard to say which is better.
That solo is something else. Not self indulgent, not too long, executed perfectly and in cohesion with the other musicians. The ending and shift into the chorus is also just so crisp and satisfying.
He’s so good, he’s unrateable! Loved his performance at the recent coronation-still has the chops. Folks, we are truly blessed he’s still with us! ❤😇🎶 5:38
Steve n Eric n all the rest have been my musical mates since I was a teenager in the 70s. You can't find finer than this in the genre. I love n adore these blokes .. KAZ from WOOLI NSW Australia
This is great for sure, but for me Traffic at the Santa Monica, CA Civic Center 2/21/72 is the definitive live version - ruclips.net/video/pSQ1akE2CcM/видео.html
I can’t believe I’ve never heard this before. I can not believe it. Amazing song. Can’t Find My Way Home is my favorite song. How did I ever miss this?
Not bad for someone considered to be a great keyboard player. I watch this every few weeks., to remind myself what LIVE can sound like. Brilliant!!! "Keep on Running" Steve.
Steve Winwood is an amazing talent! Great guitar solo's in this especially the middle one!
Don't want the song to ever end
Yeah.. :>)
Personally I think Steve maybe the most underrated musician of all time he’s phenomenal
Couldn't agree with you more, been a BRUMMIE, myself he's a humble man, and never looks for recognition, respected by all true musicians and possibly the most talented out of the bunch, JACK BRUCE, CLAPTON, GINGER BAKER, JEFF BECK, as the man was a fantastic piano player. ONLY MY OWN OPINION, 👍👍👍
❤❤❤
A frickin gem 💎 !!!
Hear Hear!!!!!!!!
gifted individual
Steve is so so professional but still so full of soul and love....almost makes me tear up..music is so healing when played like this
You are truly blessed. That was well said. You recognize real feelings thru the music that has been given to us to love and appreciate.
Steve Winwood may as well be the most complete singer/musician of all the rock generation...
I totally agree with you real blues voice and fantastic playing the organ and not to bad on the guitar 😅😅😅👍👍👍
So true, so true 😊
agree
He's been doing it all since the Spencer Davis Group days when he was the ripe old age of 15 or so. I think he's my age, 75, with a very distinguished musical following. He music is part of the soundtrack to my life.
I think the same...
Unsurpassable❗️❗️❗️❗️🎼😲
SWs voice hasn't changed in 50 years. One of the best vocalists, musician, writer and performers in music.
Agreed❤
Agree!!
you're right man...have you seen him in front of the fireplace doing can't find my way home acoustic? there you can also just see the pure talent. I did however notice he tuned his guitar a full step down for that 'cause maybe his voice is a tiny bit lower 'cause of aging vocal chords or something...
well said
He's a true musical prodigy
dont want to trash talk todays music... the thing is nowadays no musician is able to bring me to tears like this, uncontrollable tears of all the emotions that i feel at the same time listening to this music
Though you do know that this is not Steves track, do you? It's a traffic song.
@@TheEdge92 You do know Winwood and Chris Wood composed the music with Capaldi wrting the lyrics. Which was the case for much of Traffic's sucess. Since Wood died in '83 of liver failure I'm guessing it's his, (Winwoods), song at this point.
Still here in November 2024❤ Been a fan since the 70’s 🎉
I was a driver on the HIGH liFE tour. Steve and his wife Eugenie ate crew meal with us every night. Both diners but with Steve's Brit accent and Euinie's Tenessee accent put animated conversations between the two as very amusing.
Cycling one day last year around where I live here in the UK, I came across these two guys leaning on a gate looking at some land chatting away. Getting closer I recognised one of them to be the one and only Stevie Winwood. Knowing he lived in this area, I guessed this must be part of his land and he was probably discussing farm business. As I passed I nodded and said, "Morning Mr Winwood, lovely land almost a fantasy" and gave a wink! He looked up but said nothing, just nodded and grinned........Made my day.
Awesome!!!
Awesome! Seems like a very down to Earth LEGEND!
It's best not to fawn over your favorite rocks stars. The nod, the wink, we know who you are, nothing needs to be said. If you know, you know.
Haha! That's awesome you had the quick thinking like that. I would have been the or four steps away swearing at myself for missing out!
Thanks Dad, but to each his own. @@Unwavering137
Here at the end of 2023...and we certainly lived during some of the best music ever made. I cannot get enough...keep coming back.
Great music, great mood.
No pretentiousness. No ego. Just a nice guy and one of the best and most versatile musicians to come out of our generation.
Amen
Yes. Saw him perform in Birmingham, early days,
Is he a nice guy ,do ye know him personally? I don't think so,great musician, songwriter,a d brilliant singer ,let's leave it at that
Any fucking generataion.
You left out the one of the most overlooked, singer, songwriter, musician part.
Incredible musicians at the top of their game
My kids took me to see Steve and Tom Petty for 50th birthday, both were awesome, I have seen many great bands and that one from both is my favorite!
Very lucky man
My FAV of all time. Love ya, mate. Stevie. 😊😊❤
I was at this gig… Best day of music I ever witnessed, hands down.
You lucky bastard! Pure jealousy on my part!
I went to Crossroads 2013, 2 day concert in NYC. Truly phenomenal music and a helluva lot of fun!!
Glad for you :)
I was there with you, man!! It was a dream !!!
Still here in 2024...Absolute perfection ❤
That is so damn beautiful! Listening to it makes me feel like I'm gonna burst! All the rock music I've listened to for the past 50 years nothing compares to this!!!
He’s music is so beautiful, take me to another world .
There are few songs that make the hairs stand up on the back of my neck. His voice is stunning.
@tomhall, same.
well said
Just Yup
One of the most recognizable voices in R&R. What blew me away was how accomplished he is on guitar. I knew he was a superb keyboardist; had no idea he shredded on guitar. Just blown away.
Herd this song with different artists in the past and I really like this one the best..The song picks me up when I am feeling the blues
Steve Winwood is a rare kind of musician, in a class like very very few. Talented, with a gifted voice and very versatile at different instruments, and most importantly a big soul very low in ego. one of the greatest ever in the world of rock.
I agree, and it's no exaggeration, by any means.
I agree totally.
Right on.
A master of his craft, that voice is one of a kind. True talent, true God given talent.
And as some guy said in some other comments, he is so fuckin cool it makes you jealous.
Decades after we screamed and stomped for Blind Faith, Stevie's still taking our breath away with his endless talent.
So True!!!
His wonderful vocals have aged better than so many of his peers from the late 60s and 70s. Had the privilege of being first row for this Crossroads concert. Dream come true for me to see him perform this live as well as Can't find my way home with Clapton
. yes it is a dream come true!! Treasure that memory & thanks for sharing ✌🏼
He’s the guy Hendrix said could hang with him. A true prodigy. Think of how old he was when he fronted for The Spencer Davis Group. Truly under rated musician and vocalist.
Amazing that he was only 14 years old when he was with Spencer Davis
Another good group
Him and Eric Clapton!
Without him the spencer Davis group wouldn’t be remembered
well said
People.... you are watching a rock god... givin to us who love music!!...
If it doesn't make the hair on the neck stand up, ease on a smooth grin, make the head nod in time, and occasionally invoke a single tear of depth in connection... it ain't worth listening to.
I have watched this a hundred times, never get sick of it; it is beyond perfect;
Same here, brother!
Indeed Sir. Indeed.
Same here!!! 🤘🏻
Please get this version onto the streaming platforms 🙏
Still listening to this
Steve Windwood is a rare triple threat. Vocals, keyboards and guitar at the highest level possible!
Master songwriter too!
Plays a great mandolin as well
Next level musician .
And saxophone 🤗
Love you my homy
I've watched this a number of times and I really think this is the finest performance I've ever seen. Everything and everyone was perfect.
Agreed 100%!!! I’ve watched it so many times I lost count now. I first heard this song at the beginning of Avengers Endgame and I’ve been watching this over and over again since then.
Seriously. I watch and listen to this often. Also, Can't find my way home at the same cross roads show. Superior Talent!!
perfection to the 10 power
@@mikeferguson9087hajj.
Sorry
That is one of the best guitar solo’s ever performed. Not one superfluous note, no ridiculous shredding for effect. Oh, and throw in vocals.
Yes, it's mindblowing. Absolutely knows what it's about from beginning to end. Bravo, Steve!
And he's best known for piano and Hammond organ, never mid one of the best vocalists of his (and now) time!
Exactly! Nothing wasted or casually tossed away….True masters at work here!
100%! 👍
⁰⁰
and this is rock and roll at its best
That voice. Just hasnt changed. Lov
This music is made for everyone no matter of what race!
His voice has not changed over the years...It's Still so beautiful!
A simple lyric, but Winwood's voice, still as astounding as 40 years ago, takes it to an immortal place. There's just never been a voice in rock to match this guy.
well said and oh so true
Fantastica fantasia d stive
Judy...video is dated 12 yrs ago...recorded 12 yrs ago...and no doubt it's good...but..this is a recording...12 yrs ago..
This was recorded 13 yrs ago.....
Folks, this is music history, original artistry, from the most golden era in creative modern music. Cool that it’s being recreated by the original artists.
Winwood plays every instrument like a master. And there’s the voice....
Wow!!!!
Just freaking WOW!
He has a unique voice and it makes the song.
So lucky to have seen him early in his career.
STELLAR. People will be watching this 100 years from now.
Saw this guy in 1981, awsum! So greatful to still be around to enjoy it!
Who else was there to witness this live back in '07?? This was one of the most epic concerts of my life!!
No costumes, no make up no frills. Just a guy in a shirt with a kick ass guitar, playing kick ass music
He is great but the band the drummers the backup singers they all add something to this song lets give them all a hand!!
I'm wondering now who taught who Steve or Eric
I took some of my waiters & waitresses to see Traffic at an Amphitheater in B'ham, Al. They were young. Had no idea who Traffic was. I think in 85'. They came back told everyone who didn't go that they missed the most amazing music they had ever heard. Great memories!
@@josephsellers3844 what a wonderful thing to do for your employees 👏
Yes, but can he do a choreographed dance all song while skillfully lip synching into a headset like a lot of the pop stars do today?
Mr. Steve Winwood . He may have been born in England but he's still an American treasure !
Love his guitar playing. He doesn't blind you with blazing speed, but floors you with feel and tension that builds. He let's the solo breathe. Very underrated player.
Second solo is mind blowing
Us musicians have always known how phenomenal he is.
@@MrDlatto24 Yes, but so is the first, because he artfully builds the tension to set up the 2nd so that it flies:)
PLAYED WITH THE BAND FROM 15 .MINDBLOWING
So right he's definitely one of the great musicians of our time
Beautiful…beautiful…
The most under-rated British musician and songwriter of the past 5 decades. Superb wordsmith and musician.
He’s definitely not underrated. If he was, he wouldn’t be invited to be play such shows, he’s performed a lot with Eric Clapton, Tom Petty invited him to play a couple of songs with him. Traffic are in the rock and roll hall of fame. He’s sold millions of records over the world
Steve Winwood has the ability to transport you to places within yourself. He paints a picture for your soul to follow and feel good. I have always loved Steve Winwood's music. It takes me back to a better time, more simple and innocent. Rock On Steve!
What a fabulous talent
The voice..that fender Strat
And his keyboard talent
He is a true super star
I would like to hear you play and sing.
Well said...same feelign, just didn’t know how to say it myself. Thanks.
RIGHT!!!
Well put Mr Davison ,I couldn’t agree more,your comments really hit home with me, and something that I commented on before I never realized what a great guitarist Steve is until I seen this video🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸
The drummers did a stand up job. Just awesome. I’m 70 years old I was there when it happened.
Eric clapton said that winwood was possibly the most talented and unappreciated musicians of our time and that he was blessed having shared the stage with him. THATS SOME COMPLIMENT
I Agree
Especially coming from Clapton. He don't do that much
He and Jack Bruce are the most Underrated all time. Jack Bruce wrote all those Cream songs on a Stool in his Apartment in London on an Upright Bass. Monster Voice.
Goddamn right Eric
In my years, I’ve seen the man many times in concert. He is so impressive.
I think he's a great example of someone who plays "within himself" if you will. He's obviously very talented, but he seems less impressed with amazing licks and more about creating a feeling, a solo, a build of emotions and feelings and head shaking and damn! Awesome stuff.
Very well said.
He's true to the music: grounded and real. No tricks. Real mature playing.
guy played fuckin awesome. \
Well spoken . I concur.
Yes,Winwood is Awesome
Stevie is cooking. All around one of the best musicians around. Absolutely one of my favorites
Totally agree 👍
I just love how he "introduces" him after the song... cracks me up.
One of the moments when you recognize greatness. All you can do is bow your head and listen in awe
Amen
Notice they didn't care about diversity & equality they simple brought the best on stage everytime!!! Glad to be a boomer!! We had it good folks 🤠
Amen....well said
You have no idea whether or not some of those musicians on that stage got their start because of a diversity program for minority youth.
There's not a thing wrong with manufacturing fairness and equality and equity in a society that is not meant to be a jungle, but instead a decent place to live and work, for all.
@@billwolfe9048Balance is our strength . Cream rises to the top in any environment.
2007 Crossroads, what a treat for guitar lovers and music lovers in general. Music we've learned to appreciate. Not the next hottest tune or band for a few yr period. Hard to dispute Winwoods talents and his playing among the greats who've mentioned him as a inspiration.
This is in my daily playlist! I am 61, and these guys are Legends. I grew up listening to this great music. Dudes!!
I'm 54 and I have to listen to this at least once a week. My old gaffer Michael judge R.I.P. said that he used to go and see him in Birmingham back in the 60s. And that his blues voice stood out a mile 👍👍👍
I'm 71 and still rolling with the good stuff
I'm 71 and these classic reunion videos are simply the best. A ton of talent there.
I'm 68 yrs old, so I started with SW when I was about 9 yrs old (he's only 6 yrs older than me) in the Spence Davis Group, then as a teenager it was Traffic and Blind Faith. I got back to SW in the '80s with Arc of a Diver and Back in the High Life. I keep coming back to Steve Winwood, on e of the best muscians of all time.
Was he with Chaka Khan at one point?
@@dragongnnr Sort of but the other way around, Chaka Khan was a guest vocalist with Steve Winwood. She was on Steve's 1986 hit 'Higher Love' off his solo album 'Back in the High Life'. Search YT for the official video ... Steve Winwood - Higher Love (Official Music Video).
@@RobNMelbourne OH, Ok. I thought I saw them together before. Thanks.
God you can see, hear and feel the Clapton influence in those licks. Goosebumps. Overused yes, maybe but no less and definitely a genius. Blind Faith, Traffic, solo. 60’s, 70’sand 80’s. Literally the soundtrack of my life. Legend...
❤Steve Winwood is influenced by STEVE WINWOOD and heightened to nirvana like ethereal sounds by Eric Clapton as well ❤
I came to speak of SW's influence on me. ( & I've spent my life as a Concert Pianist! )
Instead, the picture you've painted is more beautiful than any words I can find! Thank You
Lord, I hate to say it but those licks ain’t Clapton they go much farther back then you think hell Clapton licks ain’t Clapton and he’ll tell u that himself. All these notes have already been played.
@@shaservYeah, musicians have always been influenced by previous musicians. What's your point?
I would say the Stevie has influenced Eric as much as the other way around.
I come back to this all the time. This is just timeless. And as a guitar player this solo just flows so beautifully..and.. I just love that strat!!
It brings tears of joy from the heart of the top at a time of uncertainty
I don't know what it is but this song is just mesmerizing...it puts me straight into a trance of sorts, it feels good. ❤
I lo:e mr fantasy!
This proves Stevie was a super talent on all levels ! EXCELLENT !
Never ages - either vocally or physically - and a consummate musician and singer…
There are songs which are made to remain immortal. Such a performance in combination with this song will always remain in your head once you heard it
Have to play this at least once a week on 11😅😅😅
I just heard it 2 days ago and replaying it now
absolutely. PS: love, 40, 000 headman as well, 'B' side as well originally.
One of the great moments in rock & roll history.
This version is absolute perfection... truly a moment of musical alchemy.
I think the live version with Clapton is better
Hear Hear
Agree!!!!!!
Sou rokeiro mais velho, portanto posso dizer que vocês tem toda razão. Winwood fez Clapton acreditar que deveria cantar com a voz de cantor negro do Mississip. Em 1970 no Hyde Park, em londres Steve montou o Blind Fait e levou Clapton para cantar In The Presence of Lord... Clapton o convidou para 2 edições do Crossroads festival..... essa é uma delas... Viva Steve Winwood....
The band you can't say enough the chemistry that these guys and girls that Steve put together is phenomenal
What makes this even better is that Steve looked like an accountant on vacation.
Simply amazing! Steve Winwood is a musical genius.
I agree
Me too
Steve Winwood is truly amazing to me! I never tire of hearing him singing, making magic on the Hammond B3, or playing guitar… Traffic is one of my all-time favorite bands!👍❤️🎸🎹
What memories this brings back , I remember the first time I heard Steve sing this and he is as amazing to this 65 year old as he was to my 15 year old ears.
Ditto!
Just a kid from Perry Bar who grew up learning music at his local church, if I'm not mistaken. Go Stevie, so much talent 👍
This was my favorite album for a long time. Love all the songs. Paper Sun etc
I know I'm 65 black male who thanks Stevie for music that's puts you in a grove to just sit back smoke a joint and let the music take you to another place! 10-3-21 at 3:45 pm !
@@rickjohnson8707 Right on
Steve could easily fit in any generation of music! He is and will always be a real classic artist and musician!!
He sings, his guitar sings, he rocks - jeez he’s so friggin’ good!
The backup singer applauding, plus the look on her face @4.00ish, tells you just how good this is!!
Steve Winwood is een van mijn muzikanten die ik bewonder omdat ze door allerlei drugs verleidingen in het zadel
zijn gebleven, nu in deze tijd hun muzikale sporen hebben verdiend vooral omdat ze van de natuur konden genieten,
kortom ze hebben veel uit de 60 en 70 jaren meegemaakt, maar zijn nooit ten onder gegaan omdat hun liefde voor
de natuur hem en vele andere uit deze mooie tijdsperiode toch de overhand gaf om naar het ware terug te keren namelijk
de natuur. De zwakke broeders in deze jaren kwamen er niet meer uit door hun gemis en achtergrond die ik absoluut
niet veroordeel.
True talent. We all lov Steve winwood
Is it just me? ... but this is just so perfect. Everything about it really. Its defines the art. Steve is the master👏👏👏
Steve was lead in a band before most of us knew what sex was. Just gets better
Not me. I have 78 on the counter and I remember Steve and Eric (Clapton) end of the sixties with Blind Faith. Famous concert in Hyde Park London with the (now) classic Can't find my way home. But agree, he still gets better. Same for Clapton.
@@richardfraussen1057I think he meant Steve was a lead guitarist at 14 years old, before people are usually interested in sex.
Just an incredible singer, guitar player, piano player, and anything else he puts his hands on. wow!
Just the dogs bollocks. Unbelievable artist. I've met him in a pub in Birmingham. Pure gentleman 👍👍👍
Saw him with Traffic at Winterland in SF. I will never forget that concert, and I saw many there. It started in the dark, with random notes being played by the band. Then, somehow the notes gradually morphed into the beginning of Low Spark of High Heeled Boys. Stevie had a way of playing that was so melodic. His notes were few, but put together so beautifully. You didn’t want the song to stop! We do not see talent like that today.
Michael Guidera - I've followed Steve W. my entire adult life from age 24 to now ( just turned 77 ). All of his work is superlative, and on top of that he seems like a very nice guy. Put him and Clapton on a stage together and it's like ice cream and cake - both are delicious, but it's hard to say which is better.
That solo is something else. Not self indulgent, not too long, executed perfectly and in cohesion with the other musicians. The ending and shift into the chorus is also just so crisp and satisfying.
Thank you Stevie, just thank you, you’ve just flown me back to the 1970’s.
He’s so good, he’s unrateable! Loved his performance at the recent coronation-still has the chops. Folks, we are truly blessed he’s still with us! ❤😇🎶 5:38
Spectacular 🎸🎸🎸. Long live Steve Winwood.
My God what a jam!! Chills n tears after all these years. Thank you from this 1965er
overall talent, this Is the guy, Mr Winwood...And A hellava guitar player
This song has like three of four chords, but is a masterpiece. Simplicity is powerful.
Watch this at least once a week fantastic 👏
His playing 5:10 is astonishing,,
No auto tune just pure talent
Steve’s tone on that strat is absolutely amazing !!!!
My go to video. Can't get enough of Winwood.
Hauntingly beautiful. Stellar.
Steve n Eric n all the rest have been my musical mates since I was a teenager in the 70s. You can't find finer than this in the genre. I love n adore these blokes .. KAZ from WOOLI NSW Australia
Love this live version, awesome performance!
Absolutely fantastic!!!! Love that Steve Winwood! 🥰❤️👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Amazing. Has to be the best rendition ever. I've seen him play this in concert a few times and it never touched this level. Masterful!
This is great for sure, but for me Traffic at the Santa Monica, CA Civic Center 2/21/72 is the definitive live version - ruclips.net/video/pSQ1akE2CcM/видео.html
Clapton
Winwood
Gilmour
Concert!!
Please ...
just one more time, Fellas ...
Man, fok! This is so INCREDIBLY good. Known this song for decades, but this version. Fok!
Best Era of Rock and Rock. Each musician and vocalist are masters of their craft. Best live performance I've ever heard.
Goosebumps!! Thank you Mr.Stevie Winwood and Thank you Mr.Fantasy!!🤘🖤🤘
Thank you sister for letting me know this song!
I can’t believe I’ve never heard this before. I can not believe it. Amazing song. Can’t Find My Way Home is my favorite song. How did I ever miss this?
Not bad for someone considered to be a great keyboard player. I watch this every few weeks., to remind myself what LIVE can sound like. Brilliant!!! "Keep on Running" Steve.