STEVE WINWOOD - CAN'T FIND MY WAY HOME | REACTION
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Steve Winwood is a fuckin icon. He did this song back in the late 60s, this is him playing that same song now at age 72. It sounds almost the same. He has played with alot of big names and has had success as a session player and solo artist and along with multiple groups such as Spencer davis group, blind faith with Eric clapton, and Traffic. Check out Im a man (spencer davis group) Dr mr.Fantasy (traffic) He has also won a boat load of Grammys if that even means anything now. back then it did.
One of the best chord progressions ever put together.
Moving as hell.
Steve Winwood is a living legend. Everything he does is 🔥.
So damn talented. He plays about 20 different instruments. What a soulful voice. He deserves the name "Legend." Just him, and an acoustic guitar, did you hear the great sound that came from this one man? He's special.
Thank you
Steve Winwood Roll With It Baby has everything you seem to enjoy in music. Keyboard, brass, great vocals.......
Good one!
Just about everything that Steve did with Traffic and Blind Faith is wonderful.
And Spencer Davis Group!
Just about anything Steve did. Period.
Also all he did with Spencer Davis Group and Solo
The man STILL has this amazing voice .. what a gift he has shared with us..
You just reviewed Steve Winwood, lead singer for Traffic, Blind Faith, Spencer Davis Group, as well as a solo artist. Amazing artist. You would do well to check out anything he's involved with.
This was the original audio version from the 60s from Blind Faith with Steve Winwood singing lead. ua-cam.com/video/6jlLBs6YawM/v-deo.html
Agreed, he's a legend.
Stevie Winwood is one of my all time favorites. He is so highly regarded as a musician's musician across many genres.
The 60's and 70's were such a golden time for music!
he sounds as good today as ever, you will enjoy his band Traffic from back in the day
This is the third video you have reacted that he has been on. The first video was While My Guitar Weeps with Prince, Tom Petty ect. He was the guy on the organ. The second time was yesterday when you reacted to the band Traffic. Someone commented in another group that he was in before when he was only fourteen or sixteen. That person also left some suggestions.
I listened to Steve Winwood in the 80's and I had heard he was in other bands, but in those days we didn't have the internet or Spotify so access to getting music wasn't easy for some of us, such as, the cost of a CD and was the CD available.
Songs: While You See a Chance, Valerie, Higher Love, Roll With It.
You and other reactors of your era are the reason I subscribe. I am a 70 year old who grew up in what we knew was the golden era for music. So, now to see your reactions at what you missed is no surprise for us. We know that if you are a open book your awe has to surface. And it does. We being able to dust off our treasure and enjoy it once more through you is actually quite exciting dor us. Just as today with the incredible talent of a Stevie Winwood who we first encountered when he was approx 17 with Spencer Davis Group immediately was.
It's crazy how beautiful his voice is even at his age. He always knew how to treat his voice and it shows in how it lasted him.
Steve Windwood started his brilliant career at the tender age of 15! He's a prodigy who's gone through numerous stylistic incarnations exploring the versatility of his musical tastes and talent. Steve is one of my absolute favorite artists who provided the sound score to my adolescence and beyond. There are so many excellent songs to choose from. Check out his early stuff as the lead in the band Traffic. And make sure you listen to his hits of later years. I left my heart, though, in his work with Traffic. Low Spark of High Heeled Boys, Empty Pages....and the list goes on!!
Stevie kills it in this solo acoustic performance....
Steve worshipped Ray Charles- there’s a video of him at 16 sounding just like him. His career is stellar! Three great groups!!!! And a great solo career! He’s in his seventies here and still sounding amazing.
He had so many hits!
I am moved by what you said about rock music. It was waiting for you. So much of it is based in soul !
I describe this song and performance as “ hauntingly beautiful”!
Pure and unadulterated talent, I loved him back in the day and nothing has changed. Great reaction by the way 👌.
Steve Winwood is a nice rabbit hole. I've seen him live, with a great band of instruments. Absolutely Amazing!!👍♥️
This was recorded originally when he was with the group “Blind Faith”
I first heard this song on the Blind Faith Album….a masterpiece and this version brings me to tears. There are no words that can express how talented Winwood is…amazing vocalist, outstanding on all instruments and also song writer par excellence. I have admired Jim since he first appeared in Spencer Davis Group as a teenager, matured through his Traffic years (which I think were his best) and continued to develop as a solo artist. How can anybody this good constantly go under the radar and not get the commercial success and idolisation he deserves is beyond me….even the great Jimi Hendrix wanted him to join his group after he jammed with him on the Electric Ladyland album. Thank you Stevie for all your albums and songs and live performances…..and if I was you Wilburn I would check out his entire back catalogue and stand by to be totally amazed.
If you want to know about all of the really great old music, you have to ask us old folks! :) Steve Winwood is simply one of the greatest, most well respected artists of our time! You owe it to yourself to explore him fully. Starting when he was in his teens with The Spencer Davis Group (I'm a Man, Gimme Some Lovin') up through his years with Traffic (just listen to it all, especially the Traffic, John Barleycorn Must Die, and Low Spark of High Heeled Boys albums) to the first "Super Group", Blind Faith with Ginger Baker Ric Gretch, and Eric Clapton (where you will find the full band recording of "Can't Find My Way Home") , and on into a very successful solo career. There are some great You Tube videos of Winwood joining Clapton at some of his "Crossroads" festivals and they are WELL WORTH your time to explore! Fantastic organist, singer, and guitar player. Absolutely one of the best! Here's one from the 2010 Crossroads festival......Eric and Stevie doing Traffic's "Dear Mr. Fantasy" Enjoy! ua-cam.com/video/ugTaPTv0eQY/v-deo.html
This man wrote the song you reacted to yesterday, I'm A Man by Chicago.
He also wrote Keep On Runnin' and Gimme' Some Lovin as a teenager. Check 'em out. Spencer Davis Group.
When you talk about a multi talented artist Steve Winwood the definition of one, on his 1980 solo album I think it was called Arc of A Diver he played every instrument on the album, but I think he likes playing the key boards the most, check out his beginnings with the Spencer Davis Group when he was 15 or 16yrs old , songs like Gimme Some Lovin and I’m a Man, oh and that was him on lead guitar on Mister Fantasy
Another song that Steve does at home just with his guitar about this time also is 'John Barleycorn Must Die' - highly recommended
Great song about growing barley and making whiskey. Sounds like an old Irish ballad.
He's a genius, with so many great songs.
You asked exactly the question I had myself. How could you not have heard this and other music ? - my guess is not listening (or maybe not have access) to radio. That’s definitely where I picked up my music ‘education’ and why I can sing complete songs when I never bought the record. Steve Winwood started out at the age of 14 and there are videos here on UA-cam of his performances, with Spencer Davis band, Blind Faith and just solo - he’s an icon.
He started in The Spencer David Group, who had about four huge hit singles in the 1960, then moved onto to forming Traffic, which he was in for many years and had various line-ups. After that he formed Blind Faith with Eric Clapton, Ginger Baker & Ric Gretch, which had a No.1 album in the USA & U.K. I believe, which included this song. I saw Steve in Traffic when I was 15 in 1968, then in his own right with supporting musicians in Oxford during the 1980s and then in Liverpool during the 1990s, and he is still around and can still sing wonderfully as you can hear. He is a multi instrumentalist and is one of the few people around that can play a peddle organ. There is a video I’ve seen with him playing a church organ, I guess in a church local to him and maybe singing a hymn. An outstanding singer, composer and musician. 👍
a good man being moved by the beauty of the voice of another good man
Whether he is with Blind Faith, traffic or solo Steve Winwood is one of the best. You can’t do no better than his music.
He started in the band the Spencer Davis group at 15 he's been playing ever since
Lordy! I don't care what anyone sez, Stevie can sing....there is a touch of Johnny Taylor & Ray Charles. But there is simply a soul feeling. Not British rock n roll, (Deep Purple or Jethro Tull) but a soul coming from deep within. This cannot....cannot be faked. Stevie, you are a treasure.
Can't Find My Way Home is one of the greatest rock songs ever written and recorded. Steve Winwood is a true legend. He was considered a child prodigy. Listen to the group Traffic which he was in as well as Blind Faith which he was in with Eric Clapton.
You need to hear him when he was younger. He's great still at 72 but his high voice isn't exactly the same, as is nobody's, but the original version is the first one to hear.
Dang!!! He sounds a great as he ever has..age has got nothing on this master.
He’s also a phenomenal organist/pianist in the gospel style.
You are making up nicely for lost time Chon. Unfortunately, some people will never hear this . You are blessed!
Spencer Davis group - Gimme Some Lovin
It's a 10+++++
Steve Winwood is amazing.
Still recommend “Higher Love” by him! 🔥🎶🔥
That down stroke and rest after the first chorus kills me every time. 😀
He has been such a phenomenal talent since he was a teenager. Musically and vocally. This just an example.
Check out the video of him when he was a teenager, playing the piano and singing “nobody loves you when you’re down and out” … you won’t believe your ears! Fire🔥
Steve Winwood = Legend.
My first 3 concerts were this man’s band Traffic, Led Zeppelin and Queen...not too shabby.
I saw Winwood as a solo act in 1990.
@@rednirus4854 me Too. Where? I was in Vegas.
Stevie Winwood led a group at 15yearsold had 2 hits Im a man and gimme some lovin plus more
you got that right bruv,soul aint got no colour or race,its a feeling.
and Stevie Winwood has that soul in bucketloads.
check out his back catalogue,which dates back to the mid 60's when he was 16!
talented guy then.
listen to Keep On Running when he was with the Spencer Davis Group,then work forward,you'll emerge a better man.trust me,i'm a doctor.
Nice to know: Stevie Winwood plays with Jimi Hendrix on Machine Gun. Live album Band Of Gypsies, last album Hendrix made.
The Low Spark of High Heel Boys S.Winwood with Traffic ..its a groove you won't forget your dad. Would love it
Blind faith and traffic. What music! And the musicians he had worked so well with.
When Steve Winwood was 15 years old, he was in Traffic with Eric Clapton. The man is a prodigy, a virtuoso.
Simply incredible career,
incredible music.
Traffic? With Clapton ? No I believe it was Blind Faith, with Clapton.
Well, that was f’ing awesome.
Steve Winwood, just another under rated English musician. On pedestal so high he’s laughing! All the best come from these isles. Aren’t many who might enter that group. Elvis…dunno.
Soul doesn't have color ❤. Very very true
Masterpiece; serious rabbit hole. Watch out!
This was from about 10 years ago, 40 years after he first recorded it.
You MUST listen to the studio version of this song when he was with one of the first ever super groups, Blind Faith. Eric Clapton plays the lead guitar on this and Steve Winwood sings this about 2 keys higher.
His guitar was tuned down to Drop C on this performance.
Traffic-“Empty Pages”,.. ( one of his bands)
LOVE that song
Winwood and Clapton.....Presence of the Lord
The man is a beast.A genuis!!!
I know you found Traffic, but right here, in a nutshell, you just witnessed one of the finest musicians in the history of music.
Steve is an absolute genius.
An iconic musical legend and genius. One of the greatest chord progressions ever. Even the fire was cracking in time to this amazing performance.
I play and sing this song. It's played in Drop-D tuning. You just tune down the "fat" E string to "D."..The next one you should do is in this same setting; "John Barleycorn Must Die", which is an old song about 400 yrs. old, with a gazillion variations, and versions...Stevie, and his band "Traffic" made it popular back around 1970, from the album of the same name.
Stevie does another version with Eric Clapton live, and the guitar work is simply impeccable. You owe it to yourself to watch that video.
You're either referring to live at madison square garden or the 2007 crossroads guitar festival both are unbelievably good
Winwood started his career in the mid 60s. He can play every instrument and does on his solo album, “Arc of a Diver.” You’ve found one of the best voices in the business
If we have to suggest the next couple of reactions.........I'd say: Traffic's "Dear Mr. Fantasy" "John Barleycorn Must Die" and "Low Spark of High Heeled Boys". If you want another Blind Faith tune, I'd suggest "Presence of The Lord"
Goosebumps!!!!
Check out Sea of Joy on the Blind Faith album, one of the several supergroups featuring Steve Winwood. I will add that he can hodl his own with Eric Clapton on Guitar.
He's one of the greats.
You had me at Steve Winwood, and I don't interrupt the music.
Steve Winwood - absolute legend. This song is one of my all time favourites, sublime
Great reaction! I came across your UA-cam and appreciate your style of handling reactions! 👍
I was scared to watch this video the first time I saw it because I love this song. I didn’t think there was anyway he could do it justice at his age but I was so wrong it’s my favorite version of this Great song now. Steve is amazing.
One of the giants
Stevie has been performing since he was 15 years old starting in 60’s. Spenser Davis Band, Blind Faith, Traffic, solo. Fantastic musician.
Legend, traffic, blind faith, spencer davis group and also played keyboards on jimi hendrix electric ladyland album
Listen to the version of this with his band Blind Faith and also when he was with Traffic, Low Spark Of High Heeled Boys.
You won't believe what Steve could do at 15, this will flat blow your mind. Googlel Steve Winwood at 15 singing the blues.
Do a deep dive with this guy...He's been at this since he was around 14...I think it was Keith Richards (not sure), who rang up Eric Clapton and told him there's this 16 year old white kid playing at (wherever)and he sounds just like Ray Charles..Clapton laughed at it, until he heard him..Listen to Stevie's real early stuff, in the mid-60's, and DAMN! if he doesn't sound like Ray!..I've loved Stevie's singing for over 50 yrs., and used to hear that comparison, but I couldn't hear it in his later yrs.. I've only heard his very early stuff recently, and it blew me away how much he sounded like him!
Beautiful.
One of the best shows I saw was winwood & Clapton 2008 @ msg NYC ny.
He sang John barley corn must die in the same venue amazing
Chod, like so many you missed music's golden era. You were sidetracked, bushwacked, led down a garden path, call it what you will. It is a absolute shame what passes for popular music today. Most if it is utter trash in comparison IMHO. The good news is that you are reaching backwards where the treasure lies to be discovered over and over. We who lived thru it thoroughly enjoy your opened wide eyes as we get to relive the era watching you light up each time you hit a gold vein. Not all that glitters is gold, of course, but you are hitting many high notes as evidenced by your glowing reactions. Keep up the good work. Hunt on choosing wisely.
His voice is as good now as it was back in the 60s & 70’s when I was a kid. I get chills every time I hear him sing.
Chod you need to check out his daughter Lily Winwood doing his song Higher Love with Steve singing background. The apple doesn't fall far from the tree.
Didn’t you just react to Traffic? This was their lead singer...
What a great Muscian!!😀
My suggestions are "Roll with it Baby " and "Higher Love ", to start 😁♥️. Just my opinion!! Love ya 👏♥️
Helene here: Higher Love was my then boyfriend’s and my song. Now we’ve been married 35 years...Thanks Steve Winwood!
1969 Super Group, Blind Faith, Eric Clapton, Steve Winwood, Ginger Baker, Ric Grech.
yes
Can't go wrong with Stevie.
It doesn’t matter when you hear it, it’s just great to see you enjoy it as much as those of us that went before you. 👍❤️
Dear Mr Fantasy, See a Chance, Highlife.....chances are you've heard the music, just didn't know the name. I love covering this song, my go to
Since you are into organ music try these two songs by Steve since he played the organ om these: "Why Can't We Live Together" & " Take It to the Final Hour" from the album (About Time)
This guy's been great since he's been a teenager in the 60s
I'm really late to this one but I had to add an exceptional song Winwood did with Traffic. One of their better but lesser known pieces called "40,000 Headmen"
I also recommend that you react to Steve's video of his song 'Higher Love' which also features Chaka Khan
Who could possibly give them a thumbs down?
Brilliant!
Love your openness to all great music!
This tune was on the Blind Faith album with, of course, Eric Clapton. Steve Windwood is, in my opinion, one of the most gifted musicians alive. He has a catalog of music that is top notch. Steve plays several instruments proficiently, including, keyboards, drums, mandolin, guitars, bass and saxophone. He is, by all measures, an immensely talented individual.