One Artist for you to React to: TOMMY BOLIN. (Tommy, sadly passed away in 1976, at the Very Early Age of 25. Just as he was on the verge of becoming Big. Stupidly, He OD'ed!! :( :( I was 17, he was My 1st Guitar Hero, and My Entire World was Rocked Hard for A Long While. Check Out: My Favorite: "Wild Dogs" and "Dreamer" both off of his 1st solo CD "Teaser". Also, "Post Toastee" from his 2nd/last solo album: "Private Eyes". IF you are Into/Like Great Dynamics, then "Dreamer" is a song for you. From sparse, mellow and pretty to Rocking Out in a beat. Then-Boom- Right back to sweet and mellow. On "Post Toastee" Everyone in the band gets to Show Off A Little! :) I would suggest the studio versions/audio of all 3.
Thanks for doing this Jamel. I know I was at least one of the people who sent this to you. I thought you would enjoy this live, more recent, stripped down version. Great talent never dies
I spent 23 years in the music business, Steve is one of the nicest musicians I ever worked for. His wife, Eugenie is from Nashville and when she and Steve get in an animated conversation, the opposing accents are hilarious. Steve is the only musician who ever hand delivered my end of tour bonus in person. (Usually it's the tour accountant) I worked Steve's HI LIFE tour in the US and Canada. He was and is a class act.
Winwood in his early 20's bought a 300 acre historic manor in the English country side. He has a recording studio there too. I would imagine that this song was filmed at that very place.
@@RADThird1 I've owned 3 Martins in my life. I'd have bet that was a D series. Granted drop E tuning can made a canoe paddle sound better, and I'd guess he's using serious heavy guage strings. I'm no Stevie Winwood, but I've been playing since 1961, bought my first 00-21 in 1969. This track isn't that difficult, I learned it without too many swear words, lollllll 😂🤣. I hope you don't mind a little feedback, I was intrigued that not one else I've ever seen on UA-cam (aside from guitar teachers) knows much about acoustic guitars. I enjoyed your comment, so ✌️✌️🕊️🎸
Wow - usually there is a noticeable change to singers voices as they age - typically losing the full range they had when younger, and often getting deeper - but Steve really sounds almost exactly the same as when he sang this about 50 years ago. Amazing.
Mr. Steve is now 72 years old, he has NOT lost anything since he started out at 15 years old, this song was originaly done in the Band, Blind Faith with Eric Clapton and Ginger Baker, rock on, Cousin Figel
What a wonderful version of this magnificent song. Yep, he's still got it. He could probably sing that song in his sleep at this point in his life but you could still see him pouring his heart and soul into every note.
He’s actually a fantastic guitarist!! Possibly a better guitarist than key-player..either way he’s an amazing singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist!
@@avisoncino8665 Always been a big Winwood fan and am well aware of his abilities on multiple instruments. That was the reason for my initial comment....just making those that were not aware when watching. Fantastic is a relative term. I do play myself. I think "good" guitar player fits best. Overall talent? GREAT!
Definitely my favorite version too...I try to listen to this and "John Barleycorn (Must Die)" at least once a day. I really want to learn how to play both of these songs on guitar someday.
Notice that only one mic picking up both guitar and voice and his voice projected over the guitar even when he hummed. True balance of the two but, that voice is just so powerful.
Jamel I just read he has a 300 year old mansion he lives in in England! Also has a house in Tennessee! I would like to think that was filmed at his mansion!👍🏻🐶🐶💕🙏🏻
That's Steve on his farm in Oxfordshire, where he says he's semi-retired from music. Although originally from Birmingham in the English Midlands, Winwood went south to the area known as the Thames Valley. He originally had a cottage where Traffic went to rehearse for their first album, which set a trend for bands "getting it together in the country". It wasn't as idyllic and isolated as they had pictured because the music press found out and descended on the rural village, much to the annoyance of the residents. The idea of a country retreat is the basis of the Traffic song Berkshire Poppies, although the village they went to is no longer in the county of Berkshire but, due to boundary changes, has been in Oxfordshire since 1974.
You’re so right about his voice. It was a freak of nature when he was 16, but now it fits. So many rock singers ruined their voices Steve is like so many of the earlier masters, Tony Bennett, Sinatra, Nat King Cole who kept singing beautifully into old age. Thanks for this, brother.
If this was 8 yrs ago, the man was 64. How is his voice still exactly the same as ever. I have loved this man for so long, he is just extraordinary. Thanks for giving him the love he deserves Jamel.
You will find that the true musicians and Rockers keep singing until they die. It's in their soul, their being and they want to keep sharing it to the world. They love what they are doing with every fiber in their being, straight from the heart. That's what makes a great singer! Steve Winwood is one of those singers.
I wish you' cover more of the Blind Faith album with Clapton this originally came out on. You still haven't heard the rockier songs on that album with Clapton on electric guitar - "Had To Cry Today" - just when you think the song is over, they go into this double lead guitar played through Leslie speaker ending, "Presence of The Lord" has a surprising switch to a wah wah riff half way through, "Sea Of Joy" starts out similarly to this song, but is electric, and "Do What You Like" is Ginger Baker's chance to play a drum solo in 5/4 time. They only made the one album, so if you like Winwood, it's worth checking out even if you don't react to it.
He hits those highs so beautifully and so full! I love a lot of older guys that their voice changes quality, maybe more gravel, more likely to go to a falsetto instead of the high they once hit, but it still is wonderful and elegant. Winwood sounds almost the same! Definitely a little fuller and richer with age, but totally as smooth as always. Amazing!
Could you even think of the possibilities? You walk inti any party, mall, park etc with only your guitar and start playing. The amount of trim you could pull would be downright astounding. No autotune, gadgets or other things, just a man, a guitar and a wonderful voice
You should check Traffic Live At Santa Monica 1972. A lot of people are used to seeing Steve Winwood behind a keyboard, and don't realize that he is a great guitar player. That concert is a testament to that.
It so special to have these musical experiences with you my Brother.....It's a spiritual thing between us and I will always remember our connection tonight. Thank you friend.
My God, this Incredible man/Musician!/talent, he is like a fine fine wine, he just gets better and better with age, but don't we all?!!he's been a huge part of the soundtrack to my life for 45+years, he should be a National treasure but unfortunately so many people have never heard him or the wonderful music he has created and been part of !!!...
Hey Jamel, I gotta say how much I enjoy watching you enjoy great music. It really adds a higher vibration of appreciation when you can see and feel the music with others, doesn't it?! Especially you, my friend. Your a cool one bruthha.! Seeing you authentically appreciate a piece of music with "fresh ears" takes me back to that same feeling when I heard it the first tme. Back home in Hawaii we call that feeling "chicken skin" ..LOL!! Now, I realize that this is your second reaction to this timeless classic. Like a fine aged whisky it carries all of the spark of the younger years only with complex subtleties that only the added years of such a masterful artist. But wait. There's more ! Yes, in the way of a fantastic cover by Brenna Fitzgerald. The back story is Blind Faith held a contest in 2010 to commemorate the inauguration of their Blind Faith Fan site. Who could come up with the best cover of"CAN'T FIND MY WAY HOME". She won the grand prize with a Fender Stratocaster Guitar Autographed by Steve Winwood . Call it a.. TRIFECTA or the cherry on top. You'll see what I mean. ua-cam.com/video/q4FId2Sy2fk/v-deo.html Appreciating all the good that your doing here, brah. Aloha, G
Presence of the lord - Blind Faith Live at Hyde Park. Reacting to anything from their Hyde Park concert is a must, especially that version of Cant Find My Way Home
My cousin loved Steve Winwood since Traffic. He was on the east coast and I'm on the west. He texted me UA-cam links every day of great songs (many Winwood), and I would send some back. Six months ago, his texts stopped. I will never hear another Winwood song without thinking of my cousin, Steve Hall 1957-2010.
Sigh...sigh...Such sweet melancholy. Always willing to travel through a Steve Windwood song landscape. This one I never tire of visiting from my days of yore to this very moment. A truly ageless gift for the soul!
Beautiful version. A few years ago Steve and Eric Clapton did two concerts at Madison Square Garden where they played both of their songs plus a couple of Hendrix songs. One of the best concerts. If you can please play Little Wing. They did a great version.
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One Artist for you to React to: TOMMY BOLIN. (Tommy, sadly passed away
in 1976, at the Very Early Age of 25. Just as he was on the verge of
becoming Big. Stupidly, He OD'ed!! :( :( I was 17, he was My 1st Guitar
Hero, and My Entire World was Rocked Hard for A Long While. Check Out:
My Favorite: "Wild Dogs" and "Dreamer" both off of his 1st solo CD
"Teaser". Also, "Post Toastee" from his 2nd/last solo album: "Private
Eyes". IF you are Into/Like Great Dynamics, then "Dreamer" is a song for
you. From sparse, mellow and pretty to Rocking Out in a beat.
Then-Boom- Right back to sweet and mellow. On "Post Toastee" Everyone in
the band gets to Show Off A Little! :) I would suggest the studio
versions/audio of all 3.
Here's the link to an at home performance of Gimme Some Lovin'. It was posted 2 months ago.
ua-cam.com/video/rpkqTLR3OD8/v-deo.html
Shining Song, Holding On, and Don't You Know What the Night Can Do by Steve Winwood!! Great songs!!!!! 🙂🙂🙂🙂
Please reaction (Tim2one - Billie Eilish_ bukan boneka) ua-cam.com/video/9VCo9GvCBDk/v-deo.html
Thanks for doing this Jamel. I know I was at least one of the people who sent this to you. I thought you would enjoy this live, more recent, stripped down version. Great talent never dies
I spent 23 years in the music business, Steve is one of the nicest musicians I ever worked for. His wife, Eugenie is from Nashville and when she and Steve get in an animated conversation, the opposing accents are hilarious. Steve is the only musician who ever hand delivered my end of tour bonus in person. (Usually it's the tour accountant) I worked Steve's HI LIFE tour in the US and Canada. He was and is a class act.
I love Steve Winwood. Still a master musician at 72.
Me too. Hadn't been listening to him much recently. So good to go back and listen to a voice from my teens up until now.
His daughter is very talented and she also is beautiful too
@@jbelden36 Did not know that!
Lilly Winwood is more of a country artist similar to Joni Mitchell
Talent. Pure talent. Song has always given me goosebumps ..
Him and James Taylor kept their voices. Timeless
@@nebbindog6126 Don't forget Ann Wilson....
Agree with you all! JT, DH, AW, too. Soooooo true
The guitar is tuned down maybe two steps. That high 'E' string is practically laying on the fretboard. Sounds incredible of course... it's Steve.
Justin Hayward too !..and many moore (old?) men and women! Music keeps young.
My daughters have been informed many years ago that I want this song played at my funeral. It's how I've felt my whole life
Then my brother is not to late. Just go to Jesus. He is the reason you been waiting for so long. And you truly be home.
@@saulchavez7185 I absolutely will, I just love this song so much
@Matt Becham they will, I don't ask for much
I told my kids too to play it
@@karennielsen7696 to me it's the perfect song for my lost soul
We see here, why Clapton reveres this guy.
Asked Clapton how it felt to be the greatest guitarists in the world and he said I don't know ask Prince.
Eric Clapton took Steve Winwood under his wings and taught him what he knows.
@@paisley1134 And Delaney And Bonnie took Clapton under their wing and taught him what he knows!
Winwood in his early 20's bought a 300 acre historic manor in the English country side. He has a recording studio there too. I would imagine that this song was filmed at that very place.
Yep, that's the studio. You can rent it out if you want.
holy hell he still sounds great!!!
His voice sounds exactly the same to me as from back in the day!
He hasn't lost a step. Vocals are fire.
You could see he was lost in the song as he was playing.
39thala all the great ones do get lost in their music
He's singing from the heart, I'm sad to say that too many artists today sing for the money.
Some performers songs are well worth multiple reactions.
Gosh, that guitar sounds incredible!
I agree, Love. And Steve's voice is unlike no other. 🌻🐛
Martin OOO28.
@@RADThird1 I've owned 3 Martins in my life. I'd have bet that was a D series. Granted drop E tuning can made a canoe paddle sound better, and I'd guess he's using serious heavy guage strings. I'm no Stevie Winwood, but I've been playing since 1961, bought my first 00-21 in 1969. This track isn't that difficult, I learned it without too many swear words, lollllll 😂🤣.
I hope you don't mind a little feedback, I was intrigued that not one else I've ever seen on UA-cam (aside from guitar teachers) knows much about acoustic guitars. I enjoyed your comment, so ✌️✌️🕊️🎸
Always a treat to hear some Winwood. Easily one of the great voices of Rock.
Wow - usually there is a noticeable change to singers voices as they age - typically losing the full range they had when younger, and often getting deeper - but Steve really sounds almost exactly the same as when he sang this about 50 years ago. Amazing.
His voice is like a old brass instrument or violin that just sharpens over the years..
You can tell he knows what he is doing.No come-on's, theatrics,circus act,etc ,etc,you see tried on stages/ televisions now.
Talent just pours out of him! We’ve been blessed by his voice since he was so young. I say, thank you God🙏💖
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Spencer Davis, Traffic, Blind Faith and solo: One of the greatest of the greats for my generation!
Agreed.... And underrated
Talk about fire.....Jamel is on fire!!!!
Hahah he said "DAMN STEVE YOU STILL GOT IT" hahahah i love you dude
Mr. Steve is now 72 years old, he has NOT lost anything since he started out at 15 years old, this song was originaly done in the Band, Blind Faith with Eric Clapton and Ginger Baker, rock on, Cousin Figel
Sunday night - in the dark - listening to this - 50 years since the original - it feels like home to me. *Just beautiful. Amazing.*
For more than 6 DECADES now, Steve Winwood has captivated minds and emotions with his music! It will live on for many DECADES more!
What a wonderful version of this magnificent song. Yep, he's still got it.
He could probably sing that song in his sleep at this point in his life but you could still see him pouring his heart and soul into every note.
Your channel is such a great retreat from politics. Thank you, sir.
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Word!!!!!
We only have 2 days left of politics I hope
@@jamesreding6336 PRAYING!
His voice is still so awesome. And haunting a little. Everyone should get into Mr Stevie Winwood. Love him.
Notice Stevie isn't behind the keys! Decent on guitar too....
Yup he was Dear Mr Fantasy after all.
Steve can keep up with Clapton on guitar!
He also played bass very often as well. Some of Traffic's takes had him on guitar, bass, and keys.
He’s actually a fantastic guitarist!! Possibly a better guitarist than key-player..either way he’s an amazing singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist!
@@avisoncino8665 Always been a big Winwood fan and am well aware of his abilities on multiple instruments. That was the reason for my initial comment....just making those that were not aware when watching. Fantastic is a relative term. I do play myself. I think "good" guitar player fits best. Overall talent? GREAT!
By far, my favorite version of this song!
Definitely my favorite version too...I try to listen to this and "John Barleycorn (Must Die)" at least once a day. I really want to learn how to play both of these songs on guitar someday.
Mine too. The older I get the more I enjoy an older person with a guitar. .kris kristofferson, james taylor, bonnie raitt, etc.
Simplicity. A man and his guitar (exquisitely played ), his amazing voice, his deep soul. Beautiful!
Same!
Somehow his voice just gets better with time
Notice that only one mic picking up both guitar and voice and his voice projected over the guitar even when he hummed. True balance of the two but, that voice is just so powerful.
Steve Winwood is a treasure.
Jamel I just read he has a 300 year old mansion he lives in in England! Also has a house in Tennessee! I would like to think that was filmed at his mansion!👍🏻🐶🐶💕🙏🏻
Something ironic about that... still as heartfelt a performance as ever tho
Yes, he has a studio there that you can rent out.
Recorded with just ambient mics, no mixing. Pure talent, skill, and soul.
The respect for his instrument ( guitar ) , at the end of the song he waits for the guitar to stop resonating before looking up .... respect
the best version , you got to remember hes played that a million times and its still got it and so does he!
That's Steve on his farm in Oxfordshire, where he says he's semi-retired from music. Although originally from Birmingham in the English Midlands, Winwood went south to the area known as the Thames Valley. He originally had a cottage where Traffic went to rehearse for their first album, which set a trend for bands "getting it together in the country". It wasn't as idyllic and isolated as they had pictured because the music press found out and descended on the rural village, much to the annoyance of the residents. The idea of a country retreat is the basis of the Traffic song Berkshire Poppies, although the village they went to is no longer in the county of Berkshire but, due to boundary changes, has been in Oxfordshire since 1974.
He has recorded during the pandemic, still knocking it out
That part he sang at 4:30 touched me so so much. Just amazing. He's one of the best all time
You’re so right about his voice. It was a freak of nature when he was 16, but now it fits. So many rock singers ruined their voices Steve is like so many of the earlier masters, Tony Bennett, Sinatra, Nat King Cole who kept singing beautifully into old age. Thanks for this, brother.
I forgot how unbelievably talented this man is. Wow.
judging from the look of that fireplace , he's had some serious blazes in there!!!!
I want to know where to buy crash firewood!
And remember, he's a keyboard player.. Just an amazing musician, singer, writer, soul.
If this was 8 yrs ago, the man was 64. How is his voice still exactly the same as ever. I have loved this man for so long, he is just extraordinary. Thanks for giving him the love he deserves Jamel.
This man is an amazing musician and vocalist. I believe there are videos on UA-cam like this of him doing other songs. Thanks Jamel, love you brother.
One if my all time favorites, just a really cool song.
You will find that the true musicians and Rockers keep singing until they die. It's in their soul, their being and they want to keep sharing it to the world. They love what they are doing with every fiber in their being, straight from the heart. That's what makes a great singer! Steve Winwood is one of those singers.
He's one of those rare musicians that when he takes the stage, there is an aire about him, an aura. Always a treat.
This song, with Steve Winwood singing and playing acoustic, is almost a religious experience. Timeless.
THIS is music .... Steve Winwood is an Icon
Love his recent acoustic work like this, his art and voice are still phenomenal. Closer to listening to John Barleycorn!!!
I wish you' cover more of the Blind Faith album with Clapton this originally came out on. You still haven't heard the rockier songs on that album with Clapton on electric guitar - "Had To Cry Today" - just when you think the song is over, they go into this double lead guitar played through Leslie speaker ending, "Presence of The Lord" has a surprising switch to a wah wah riff half way through, "Sea Of Joy" starts out similarly to this song, but is electric, and "Do What You Like" is Ginger Baker's chance to play a drum solo in 5/4 time. They only made the one album, so if you like Winwood, it's worth checking out even if you don't react to it.
This
Absolutely.
While My Guitar Gently Weeps by Prince, Steve Winwood, Tom Petty and Jeff Lynne.
Can't Find My Way Home is beautiful. Great show Jamel.
2nd "Sea Of Joy" "Had To Cry Today" , "Presence of the Lord"
Yes, please!!!
The entire Blind Faith album is pure magic...
Love to you! We’ve enjoyed going on this magical ride with you! Are we all lucky, or what? ❤️🥰😍
Winwood is a class act. So glad you're reacting and chillin ! Goosebumps
He hits those highs so beautifully and so full! I love a lot of older guys that their voice changes quality, maybe more gravel, more likely to go to a falsetto instead of the high they once hit, but it still is wonderful and elegant. Winwood sounds almost the same! Definitely a little fuller and richer with age, but totally as smooth as always. Amazing!
Could you even think of the possibilities? You walk inti any party, mall, park etc with only your guitar and start playing. The amount of trim you could pull would be downright astounding. No autotune, gadgets or other things, just a man, a guitar and a wonderful voice
This version is beautiful, so intimate, like we wer there with him. Thanks!
One man, one guitar, one voice. Beautiful!
Always loved Steve. Another master musician in his 70s, Albert Lee.
You should check Traffic Live At Santa Monica 1972. A lot of people are used to seeing Steve Winwood behind a keyboard, and don't realize that he is a great guitar player. That concert is a testament to that.
Gotta do Arc of a Diver. Totally a vibe you'd love from Steve Winwood!
Winwood had his first hit song as a teenager with Spencer Davis Group
How lucky are we to have heard Steve Winwood ?
This collection of songs tonight... just such a lovely vibe. 🌊 🌊 🌊💙💙💙
🙌🏾
He's still got it.
love it that you discovered and so appreciate Winwood. One of the best ever!
It so special to have these musical experiences with you my Brother.....It's a spiritual thing between us and I will always remember our connection tonight. Thank you friend.
Jamel! Check out the Blind Faith (live) version
*you need to see Dear Mr. Fantasy (live version) at the Traffic concert in 1972
My God, this Incredible man/Musician!/talent, he is like a fine fine wine, he just gets better and better with age, but don't we all?!!he's been a huge part of the soundtrack to my life for 45+years, he should be a National treasure but unfortunately so many people have never heard him or the wonderful music he has created and been part of !!!...
Jamel, his voice has aged like a fine wine till it's just so smooth and rich.
Jamel please imagine a church organ recreating a sunrise and then listen to "While You See a Chance" by Steve Winwood...please and thanks...
A beautiful song...unfortunately the video is awful!
He's a legend. Great reaction man. I wish I could click like at least a thousand times
Absolutely love his voice and the guitar! Doesn’t need anything else- Steve you are just touching the soul
Still got it.
Hey Jamel, I gotta say how much I enjoy watching you enjoy great music. It really adds a higher vibration of appreciation when you can see and feel the music with others, doesn't it?! Especially you, my friend. Your a cool one bruthha.! Seeing you authentically appreciate a piece of music with "fresh ears" takes me back to that same feeling when I heard it the first tme. Back home in Hawaii we call that feeling "chicken skin" ..LOL!! Now, I realize that this is your second reaction to this timeless classic. Like a fine aged whisky it carries all of the spark of the younger years only with complex subtleties that only the added years of such a masterful artist. But wait. There's more ! Yes, in the way of a fantastic cover by Brenna Fitzgerald. The back story is Blind Faith held a contest in 2010 to commemorate the inauguration of their Blind Faith Fan site. Who could come up with the best cover of"CAN'T FIND MY WAY HOME". She won the grand prize with a Fender Stratocaster Guitar Autographed by Steve Winwood
. Call it a.. TRIFECTA or the cherry on top. You'll see what I mean. ua-cam.com/video/q4FId2Sy2fk/v-deo.html
Appreciating all the good that your doing here, brah.
Aloha,
G
Thank you! This has become my favorite version of this song, ever.
This guy singing like this at 70 something years old. Amazing!!!
I can't pick a favorite Steve Winwood song, but this is my favorite version of this song.
This is one of my favorite versions he does of this. The crackling wood in the background is perfect 👌🏻
Steve is amazing, one of the most talented artists in the music business!
Presence of the lord - Blind Faith Live at Hyde Park. Reacting to anything from their Hyde Park concert is a must, especially that version of Cant Find My Way Home
This song uploaded right after your Danny's Song video...you are killing me brother! Love it!
This man is one of the most talented musicians in rock. Period.
Thanks Jamel! Timeless beautiful music! 🎶🙏
You may have already, but check out his "John Barleycorn Must Die" by the same fire.
Oh Man right on queue with the flames...fire got rhythm :)
Ole Steve has always been one of my favorites.He just gets better with age.Both his and mine.
Funny how the fire snapping almost perfectly replaced the crash cymbals
Barry... Hi! Steve Winwood is timeless.
He definitely still has it! Love his music.
I had the pleasure of seeing Steve's band Traffic open up four the Grateful Dead on their summer tour in '94. What a great voice.
My cousin loved Steve Winwood since Traffic. He was on the east coast and I'm on the west. He texted me UA-cam links every day of great songs (many Winwood), and I would send some back. Six months ago, his texts stopped. I will never hear another Winwood song without thinking of my cousin, Steve Hall 1957-2010.
I could listen to such talent playing all by themselves all day long. Thanks JJ
I was listening to Steve winwood when I was 7 years old and I'm still listening to him and I'm 59
It took decades to find the right time and place to play this song. It gave me goosebumps.
He even plays his own bass line. Amazing artist for going on six decades now. Gorgeous!
Sigh...sigh...Such sweet melancholy. Always willing to travel through a Steve Windwood song landscape. This one I never tire of visiting from my days of yore to this very moment. A truly ageless gift for the soul!
You have been doing al ot of Winwood. You are learning about a legend. Never too late.
Classic stuff from my teen years. Thanks for keeping it alive.
I try not to cry when I hear Stevie sing this, sometimes I don't, mostly I do..
Steve Winwood has always been one of my favorite musicians. I guess I last saw him in the late 80s.
Thank you for playing this. You made my weekend, my friend.
Beautiful version. A few years ago Steve and Eric Clapton did two concerts at Madison Square Garden where they played both of their songs plus a couple of Hendrix songs. One of the best concerts. If you can please play Little Wing. They did a great version.
Absolutely one of rock's most soulful and expressive voices!