Check out Stevie when he was with the band Traffic, "Low spark of high heeled boys" and remember when listening, what you think you are hearing, is not what you are hearing.
I was wondering when you would notice Chaka Khan, so when you didn't at first...and then you did see that it was Chaka! I loved your reaction ! Steve Winwood is a GENIUS! sooo is Chaka too!!!!
Last year, I was given a non emergency ambulance ride from Downey, Ca to L A Kaiser Sunset Hospital for an exploratory cardiac angiogram. The procedure discovered a 90% blockage in the artery known as the “widow maker”. The doctor placed a stent in the artery and needless to say, saved my life. This song was played on the radio during my ambulance ride. Every time I hear this song since then , it reminds me of the experience.
I have been in similar situatation brother as first when my left leg began to swallen and it was treated first as an infection in skin and finally I didn't even could walk I phoned an ambulance and in fact I had severe blood block in my artery. I knew the situation was dangerous, but I calmed myself by listening Kygo, this Norwegian artist while waiting and it all came out well.. But everything that has an uplifting power can help people in their hour of need.
Steve hated that he had to dance in the video. It’s funny hearing him talk about it because he said he couldn’t dance and felt so embarrassed. I never really thought about his dancing after seeing this video all my life but I think we can all sympathize with him. Great song, great artist, and a good person. Can’t go wrong with Steve Winwood. 🤙🏻
Gimme Some Lovin' - Steve is so young in this but his voice...wow! It's from the 60's and you'll love it Jamel! It's my 67th birthday today and if you play it I'll get the best present!
Oh my goodness. After listening to this great song for years, I only just discovered that the fabulous Chaka Khan also sang on it. This song is so uplifting.
He started with Spencer Davis at 14 but their first record was released when he was 16. Both I'm a Man and Gimme Some Lovin' were written and recorded when he was 18. The latter was conceived, written, rehearsed, and a rough demo made by the band in about 45 minutes.
Jamel from the moment you paused that video, and seeing that surprised look on your face when you did, I knew right away that you recognized Chaka! That reaction is a big thing for me, keep up the fine works 😂😂
Just waiting for your reaction to seeing Chaka Khan was worth it! This takes me back to 1985 and my first solo trip around the UK, this song was on my mix tape and always cheered me up on the trains and buses. Thank you, brother Jamel 🙌🏼
Lady LC: I think we were all waiting for that moment when he would recognize Chaka Khan in the video. The expression on his face was PRICELESS! Cheers!
Nile Rodgers has produced a large amount of musicians for years.Duran Duran , Steve Winwood,and many more. Likely produced his band Chic in the '70's..
I have loved this song since I was a kid. By the way, the Black guy is Nile Rodgers, musician and producer extrodonaire. He his written and produced for many people including Duran Duran, Madonna and of course his own group Chic.
Yes, PLEASE!! I requested that yesterday, the official video version. Besides it being a fantastic song and an incredible performance by everyone playing, that video is brilliant! Just as high quality as a really well made movie.
With a voice like that, and Chaka Khan singing harmony and background vocals, a beat you can dance to and not want the song to end, this song could not lose. Love Steve Winwood!
Jamel please try also these other greatest songs from him" While you see a chance" , "Valerie" , "Why can't we live together" & from his old group "Spencer davis group" the song Gimme some lovin'
Back in the highlife is a must.. but you can’t beat young Steve winwood vocals. Blind faith “Had to cry today” Spencer’s Davis group “gimmie some lovin” Traffic “dear Mr fantasy”. Can’t beat young winwood vocals.
@@neonpark1874 yes let’s also not forget split decision. He and Clapton are my top two favorite musicians of all time. The man can literally play almost every instrument and amazing vocals unlike anybody. If you haven’t checked out him and Clapton at MSG it’s an amazing concert. I have the SE DVd and watch it all the time.
This is Steve Winwood in the 80's. Disco had died, and the world was ready for some soulful rock and soul. Not only is Chaka Khan on this video, but did you notice who is playing guitar? That is Niles Rogers from the group Chic ("Le Freak"), and who also did "Get Lucky" with Daft Punk just a few years ago! Steve played organ on Voodoo Child (Live version) with Jimi Hendrix, and has played with all the greats. He was known as someone who loved to jam. He is The Man!
I really enjoy taking this journey with you. All these songs you are experiencing are some the songs I grew up listening too and have been enjoying all my life. Glad to see you enjoying them as well. The great part about all these requests is that the journey never ends. There is always more good music.
Perfect 80s slice of blue eyed soul. This has everything, orchestra hits, Latin rhythms, funk guitar, synth bass and Chaka Khan on vocals. What’s not to like!
Jamel - Chaka Khan was thrilled to be on stage with Steve! He is a colossus who has never been out of the limelight since 1965. Clapton searched him out to form Blind Faith; EVERYBODY wants to play with Steve. BTW, the organ on Jimi Hendrix' song "Voodoo Child" is Steve! THAT'S one to check out.
BTW, not "Voodoo Child - Slight Return" which is the more played song. The original "Voodoo Child" on the "Electric Ladyland" album. Then listen to the rest of the album!
That was Niles Rodgers on guitar. Jamel probably knows him from Le Chic and Sister Sledge. And yeah, Steve Winwood is one of the most respected musicians ever, by everyone.
BTW, no disrespect to Chaka Khan - Steve is also thrilled to be on stage with her. My context is, Steve could be on stage with Tina Turner and they'd both be turned on to be sharing the stage with a peer.
thank you for playing this song as my memory had misplaced its file and i haven't heard it for some time, one of the many brilliant songs from a great musical era
I’m your age and heard this a gazillion times when it came out but I looove this song nowadays! I really grew a great appreciation for it... for good music lol. Makes me happy! Such a feel good jam. Loved your reaction.
Good morning dearheart. Love watching you enjoy the music that hold memories of my "growing up" years. Love, laughter and broken hearts. Keep on keeping on! ✌Peace!
Steve Winwood is amazing and hell yes he can sing and play. Anybody that can hang with Chaka Khan can most definitely sing! And yes, that is Niles Rodgers on bass.
This song is sooooooooooooooooooooo underrated! Easily in one of my top 20 songs of all time across every type of music. The lyrics are realer than people give credit for. This song is a prayer, period. I church to this all the time.
Winwood is extremely talented. On Arc of a Diver he wrote all of the songs, played all of the instruments, engineered and produced the entire album. Also, the album was recorded in his own studio
Dude jamal your the best ,love watching your stuff ,thanks for keeping me laughing and enjoying things in life while we get through this period in life
Steve Winwood is one of the most underrated musical geniuses of rock. Played with Hendrix, Clapton, Baker, Mason, Muscle Shoals Swampers, and may have been the best musician in each of those gigs. And what a voice.
I don't think he is underrated at all. He's played with some of the greatest bands -- Spencer Davis, Bind Faith, Traffic. He's played with some of the greatest musicians -- Clapton, Ginger Baker, Jim Capaldi, Dave Mason, Jimi Hendrix.
Jamel someone you would like is Bruce Hornsby/The way it is. @t At 19 in college and a fan of the Greatful Dead he saw their free concert. 20 years later he was invited to play with them in concert without rehearsal leading to a 2 year tour replacing the dead keyboardist. Bruce made the Greatful Dead hall of fame introduction speech. Solo he is much like the voice Steve Winwood (solo). As a skilled piano player and storyteller like Billy Joel he has played with Phil Collins. Hall and Oats, Bonnie Rait and the more than half dozen Greatful Dead solo bands and Tupac.
Steve Winwood started out as the singer for the Spencer Davis group and sang the huge rock anthem, "Gimme Some Lovin'" when he was 16 yrs old as I recall.
If you rewatch the tribute to George Harrison “While My Guitar Gently Weeps” with Tom Petty, Jeff Lynne, and Prince, you will see STEVE WINWOOD on the keys in the back!
@@garylindsey5174 You know these days when I’m with others and that tune is playing, inevitably someone mentions how good the harmonies are. I usually respond with something like “hell yeah they are, that’s James Taylor.”
@@klonidier Hell yeah. I used to love picking voices out and then finding I was right. Not sure if you're familiar with this, but one I could never confirm, was on Van Morrison ' s "Brown Eyed Girl". The backup on the "shout la la la la la la la la latida" sounds like the guy from The Amazing Rythym Aces, known for the song "Third Rate Romance". Never could confirm that and did a lot of searching lol
@@emmef7970 I don't know about that - Hall and Oates are his contemporaries. I think Winwood's a better dancer, more relaxed and "natural" than Bowie. Also much better looking, but that's a matter of opinion.
I love this collaboration between Steve and Chaka! Don’t we all feel about life and love and soul like this song sounds?! I hope we’ve all been blessed to have felt like that at some time or another.
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Steve Winwood is one of the all-time greats....plays essentially every instrument imaginable. Try: I'm a Man (recorded with the Spencer Davis Group).
Steve Winwood ...Roll With It ....ua-cam.com/video/u_vkKozA8OI/v-deo.html ✌️
This is a fitting song for you! Have a good one!
Jamel could you do a reaction to James Taylor Fire and Rain or You got friend! Great songs! You would love his voice
Check out Stevie when he was with the band Traffic, "Low spark of high heeled boys" and remember when listening, what you think you are hearing, is not what you are hearing.
An incredible song, Chaka Kahn is the whipped cream & cherry on top.
great song
I was wondering when you would notice Chaka Khan, so when you didn't at first...and then you did see that it was Chaka! I loved your reaction ! Steve Winwood is a GENIUS! sooo is Chaka too!!!!
4:18 Nile Rodgers
And Chaka Khan ♥
thought i saw nile rodgers, he got all the players ,here!
Last year, I was given a non emergency ambulance ride from Downey, Ca to L A Kaiser Sunset Hospital for an exploratory cardiac angiogram. The procedure discovered a 90% blockage in the artery known as the “widow maker”. The doctor placed a stent in the artery and needless to say, saved my life. This song was played on the radio during my ambulance ride. Every time I hear this song since then , it reminds me of the experience.
I have been in similar situatation brother as first when my left leg began to swallen and it was treated first as an infection in skin and finally I didn't even could walk I phoned an ambulance and in fact I had severe blood block in my artery. I knew the situation was dangerous, but I calmed myself by listening Kygo, this Norwegian artist while waiting and it all came out well.. But everything that has an uplifting power can help people in their hour of need.
I have watched a few reactions to this song/video and Jamal, you are the first one to notice and mention Miss Chaka Kahn!!
My very favorite Steve Winwood song. And Chaka!!! I will never tire of it. Ever.
One of my favourite songs
Chaka kills it with the background vocals!!
This song is TIGHT!
Chaka Khan on backing vocals, and Nile Rodgers on guitar. Masterpiece. As is entire album.
Yes Jamal..he does it all,,and there is a higher 💕 love.!!!
Glad to see the brothers recognize the greatness of Stevie Winwood.
Love this great Steve Winwood song..& fun 2 watch u groovin' 2 it, Jamal 🙂🙂. Thx 4 this one! 🍁🍁☮☮✌✌💕💕
Steve hated that he had to dance in the video. It’s funny hearing him talk about it because he said he couldn’t dance and felt so embarrassed.
I never really thought about his dancing after seeing this video all my life but I think we can all sympathize with him.
Great song, great artist, and a good person. Can’t go wrong with Steve Winwood. 🤙🏻
what a wonderful reaction to such a wonderful song!
Gimme Some Lovin' - Steve is so young in this but his voice...wow! It's from the 60's and you'll love it Jamel! It's my 67th birthday today and if you play it I'll get the best present!
Happy Birthday to you🍰
@@carolyn8073 Thank you! A quiet one with covid but there's always next year :-)
This is super, super duper elite drumming by JR
Love Steve Windwood's voice! Yes that's Chaka! Incredible voice too!
I have a Higher Love !! Thank u Father God...for Winwood.❤❤❤🎶🎼🎵🙏
I just love Chaka Khan that is some class act the rang in her voice is incredible.
LOVED your face when you realized that was Chaka Kahn! Love your videos!
That is, indeed, Miss Chaka Khan.
Without question, my favorite 80s song. I can sing every word to every song on Back In The High Life.
Oh my goodness. After listening to this great song for years, I only just discovered that the fabulous Chaka Khan also sang on it. This song is so uplifting.
This was 🔥🔥🔥🔥Chaka's added vocals brought this song to a whole other level.
He was with a band Cream.
He was band mates with Eric Clapton
Yep. Now we're in the 80's! Steve Winwood can do it all! Love your reaction!❤
Just when you think it cant get more perfect, up pops Chaka!
My Dad was a very melancholy depressive man, but in the 80s when this came on the radio his eyes lit up and he would be happy! RIP Dad 2016
Steve and his whole band give me all body goose bumps!!!😂😂🎉❤
Steve wrote and sung "I'm a Man" at the age of fifteen - and he proved it too. "Gimme Some Loving" from the same era is still shockingly great.
He started with Spencer Davis at 14 but their first record was released when he was 16. Both I'm a Man and Gimme Some Lovin' were written and recorded when he was 18. The latter was conceived, written, rehearsed, and a rough demo made by the band in about 45 minutes.
Every time I hear Gimme Some Loving, I instantly think of Iron Eagle...
Steve Winwood and that Hammond B3 sound just go together like milk and honey.
"Gimme Some Loving" Oh Jeeze, memories!!!!
Classic Winwood from 1966. GIMME SOME LOVIN' from the guy who co-wrote it! ua-cam.com/video/Iv6Q-v-94Lo/v-deo.html
Jamel from the moment you paused that video, and seeing that surprised look on your face when you did, I knew right away that you recognized Chaka! That reaction is a big thing for me, keep up the fine works 😂😂
Yes! That IS Chaka Khan! Speaking of: nothing like her.
💗 💖 💘 💝 💟
Anything by Traffic is worth it
Just waiting for your reaction to seeing Chaka Khan was worth it!
This takes me back to 1985 and my first solo trip around the UK, this song was on my mix tape and always cheered me up on the trains and buses.
Thank you, brother Jamel 🙌🏼
Lady LC: I think we were all waiting for that moment when he would recognize Chaka Khan in the video. The expression on his face was PRICELESS! Cheers!
I had the same reaction, chaka kahn whaaaatttt
Stevie has had a wonderful life making many happy with his music.
Steve Winwood, Nile Rodgers, Chaka Khan, Jamel_AKA_Jamal...four amazing people in one video.
I thought that was Nile in the background...
@@pacard33 Yep that's brother Nile!
Nile Rodgers has produced a large amount of musicians for years.Duran Duran , Steve Winwood,and many more. Likely produced his band Chic in the '70's..
@@julieraymond482 I totally agree with you! That's why he's my inspiration to be not only a black rock musician but also a songwriter and producer
What WASN'T Nile Rodgers involved in during the past few decades? That man has a finger in every little musical thing there is!
I have loved this song since I was a kid. By the way, the Black guy is Nile Rodgers, musician and producer extrodonaire. He his written and produced for many people including Duran Duran, Madonna and of course his own group Chic.
Yes that is Chaka. Excellent thank you Jamel for keeping great music alive ☮️
Hendrix said he was only nervous by a few... Stevie was one. Ty for this I hope everyone find this jam and has a beautiful day
Also, Steve Winwood- "Roll With It"
That was my absolute favorite song as a child. To this day, I can't change the radio if it comes on.
Yes, PLEASE!! I requested that yesterday, the official video version. Besides it being a fantastic song and an incredible performance by everyone playing, that video is brilliant! Just as high quality as a really well made movie.
YAAAAASSSS!!!
That song will blow his mind.
YES.
When Chaka starts singing,the hairs on my arms start to rise!
With a voice like that, and Chaka Khan singing harmony and background vocals, a beat you can dance to and not want the song to end, this song could not lose. Love Steve Winwood!
One of my favorite collaborations by two awesome artists....
"While You See a Chance," "Valerie," and "Back in the High Life" are also excellent!
Also Freedom Overspill.
Jamel please try also these other greatest songs from him" While you see a chance" , "Valerie" , "Why can't we live together" & from his old group "Spencer davis group" the song Gimme some lovin'
Back in the highlife is a must.. but you can’t beat young Steve winwood vocals. Blind faith “Had to cry today” Spencer’s Davis group “gimmie some lovin” Traffic “dear Mr fantasy”. Can’t beat young winwood vocals.
@@neonpark1874 yes let’s also not forget split decision. He and Clapton are my top two favorite musicians of all time. The man can literally play almost every instrument and amazing vocals unlike anybody. If you haven’t checked out him and Clapton at MSG it’s an amazing concert. I have the SE DVd and watch it all the time.
Arc of a diver
Really appreciate your takes on Winwood and his music. He’s my all time favorite; every era of his music. Peace.
This is Steve Winwood in the 80's. Disco had died, and the world was ready for some soulful rock and soul. Not only is Chaka Khan on this video, but did you notice who is playing guitar? That is Niles Rogers from the group Chic ("Le Freak"), and who also did "Get Lucky" with Daft Punk just a few years ago! Steve played organ on Voodoo Child (Live version) with Jimi Hendrix, and has played with all the greats. He was known as someone who loved to jam. He is The Man!
I really enjoy taking this journey with you. All these songs you are experiencing are some the songs I grew up listening too and have been enjoying all my life. Glad to see you enjoying them as well. The great part about all these requests is that the journey never ends. There is always more good music.
Perfect 80s slice of blue eyed soul. This has everything, orchestra hits, Latin rhythms, funk guitar, synth bass and Chaka Khan on vocals. What’s not to like!
Who is that model holding her dress on with her hands? She looks familiar too.
One of my favorite pop songs of all time. 👍🏻
Steve Winwood + Chaka Khan = PERFECTION
I could listen to this song on repeat everyday driving into work, and not get sick of it.
Jamel - Chaka Khan was thrilled to be on stage with Steve! He is a colossus who has never been out of the limelight since 1965. Clapton searched him out to form Blind Faith; EVERYBODY wants to play with Steve. BTW, the organ on Jimi Hendrix' song "Voodoo Child" is Steve! THAT'S one to check out.
BTW, not "Voodoo Child - Slight Return" which is the more played song. The original "Voodoo Child" on the "Electric Ladyland" album. Then listen to the rest of the album!
That was Niles Rodgers on guitar. Jamel probably knows him from Le Chic and Sister Sledge. And yeah, Steve Winwood is one of the most respected musicians ever, by everyone.
My thought exactly. :)
BTW, no disrespect to Chaka Khan - Steve is also thrilled to be on stage with her. My context is, Steve could be on stage with Tina Turner and they'd both be turned on to be sharing the stage with a peer.
Greatness recognizes greatness
Higher Love; he is singing about One who is highest that is Love ✝️❣
He is a christian
epic groove + synth parts + brilliant melodies + spiritually meaningful and resonant lyrics = legendary song
winwood is the Real Deal.
thank you for playing this song as my memory had misplaced its file and i haven't heard it for some time, one of the many brilliant songs from a great musical era
When my daughter was little, she used to sing it as "bake me a pie of love". So now I cannot hear this without thinking of that. 😂
Awww....how sweet.Those are the little things you never forget.
Lol I'm singing it from now on 🤣
I’m your age and heard this a gazillion times when it came out but I looove this song nowadays! I really grew a great appreciation for it... for good music lol. Makes me happy! Such a feel good jam. Loved your reaction.
Good morning dearheart. Love watching you enjoy the music that hold memories of my "growing up" years. Love, laughter and broken hearts. Keep on keeping on! ✌Peace!
Looks like Nile Rogers on guitar 🎸
Steve Winwood is amazing and hell yes he can sing and play. Anybody that can hang with Chaka Khan can most definitely sing! And yes, that is Niles Rodgers on bass.
Nile Rodgers was on rhythm guitar 🎸. Clearly seem in the video. He wears a hat 👒
Philip Saisse on synth bass.
5:35 BRAAAAAAAAAAANG me a higher love! That's my favorite part of the song!
I love it when the sisters sing "BRAAAAAAAAAAAANG ME A HIGHER LOVE!"
Stevie Winwood-super talented, super gorgeous, love him
This song is sooooooooooooooooooooo underrated! Easily in one of my top 20 songs of all time across every type of music. The lyrics are realer than people give credit for. This song is a prayer, period. I church to this all the time.
Love that expression! I definitely CHURCH TO THIS!!!
A couple of other great songs by Steve Winwood are “the finer things”, “night train”,and “talking back to the night”.
2:40-damn right that was Chaka!
Winwood is extremely talented. On Arc of a Diver he wrote all of the songs, played all of the instruments, engineered and produced the entire album. Also, the album was recorded in his own studio
And the album before that (the self titled one) if my memory serves me right. Both brilliant pieces of work.
So glad you finally got to Steve Winwood! It's been a long time coming! Thank you!
Steve Winwood was the underrated soul of the 80s.
Dude jamal your the best ,love watching your stuff ,thanks for keeping me laughing and enjoying things in life while we get through this period in life
Steve Winwood is one of the most underrated musical geniuses of rock. Played with Hendrix, Clapton, Baker, Mason, Muscle Shoals Swampers, and may have been the best musician in each of those gigs. And what a voice.
I got to see him at a double bill with Tom Petty and they shared the stage a fair amount. It was fabulous.
Don't forget his time with Spenser Davis, Traffic, Blind Faith, Traffic again and then one of the finest talents of the '80s
Well at least fellow artists know his talent and always what to collaborate with him ✌❤
I don't think he is underrated at all. He's played with some of the greatest bands -- Spencer Davis, Bind Faith, Traffic. He's played with some of the greatest musicians -- Clapton, Ginger Baker, Jim Capaldi, Dave Mason, Jimi Hendrix.
To be fair, This song won the Grammy for record of the year. It was was against legendary songs.
Jamel someone you would like is Bruce Hornsby/The way it is. @t
At 19 in college and a fan of the Greatful Dead he saw their free concert. 20 years later he was invited to play with them in concert without rehearsal leading to a 2 year tour replacing the dead keyboardist. Bruce made the Greatful Dead hall of fame introduction speech. Solo he is much like the voice Steve Winwood (solo). As a skilled piano player and storyteller like Billy Joel he has played with Phil Collins. Hall and Oats, Bonnie Rait and the more than half dozen Greatful Dead solo bands and Tupac.
One of my favorite songs from the 80's. Not only did you have Chaka on vocals, you had Nile Rogers on guitar. A musical dream.
Steve Winwood can sing, dance, play instruments and is a great artist....
You need a deep dive into his work with Traffic - especially: "Low Spark of High Heeled Boys" and "Dear Mr. Fantasy."
I was going to suggest that but you beat me to it🤣
He'll be in that Traffic lane for the rest of his young life, and what a deep, long ride!
My thoughts exactly, Dear Mr Fantasy
@@jonstiner3424 he just Did that one last week
I'm a man is good too!
Steve Winwood started out as the singer for the Spencer Davis group and sang the huge rock anthem, "Gimme Some Lovin'" when he was 16 yrs old as I recall.
Yes it is Chaka Khan
And the amazing Nile Rogers of guitar
A day without Stevie Winwood is like a day without sunshine.
Thank you Jamel my brother.
Keep great music alive and never stop.
Love the channel :)
And that's Nile Roger's playing guitar. Love this song.
Nice catch!! NR
I didn’t even know that! Thanks
And Chaka Khan on backup vocals. :)
He is such a king!
Yes, on an whole other level! One of my favorites!
If you rewatch the tribute to George Harrison “While My Guitar Gently Weeps” with Tom Petty, Jeff Lynne, and Prince, you will see STEVE WINWOOD on the keys in the back!
CHAKA...THE BEST
'While you see a chance ' is another great Steve Winwood song
Seen him many times. Great! 🎶💙🎶💙🎶💙🎶💙
I was a teenager before I found out that Gimme Some Lovin’ was sung by a 16 year old English white kid. He’s one of my absolute favorite male singers.
With the Spencer Davis Group, amazing vocals
Steve Winwood is an absolute talent. Freakin love his music.
You'll like "Back In The High Life" too.
Just remembered, didn't James Taylor sing backup on "Back in the High Life"
@@garylindsey5174 He sure did
@@klonidier I remember the first time I heard it, saying "that's James Taylor" lol
@@garylindsey5174 You know these days when I’m with others and that tune is playing, inevitably someone mentions how good the harmonies are. I usually respond with something like “hell yeah they are, that’s James Taylor.”
@@klonidier Hell yeah. I used to love picking voices out and then finding I was right. Not sure if you're familiar with this, but one I could never confirm, was on Van Morrison ' s "Brown Eyed Girl". The backup on the "shout la la la la la la la la latida" sounds like the guy from The Amazing Rythym Aces, known for the song "Third Rate Romance". Never could confirm that and did a lot of searching lol
One of the best rhythm pop songs of all time.
To my eye, Steve Winwood dances like a mix of Darryl Hall and David Bowie.
Yrs’
Yes*
But he was doing it first!
@@emmef7970 I don't know about that - Hall and Oates are his contemporaries. I think Winwood's a better dancer, more relaxed and "natural" than Bowie. Also much better looking, but that's a matter of opinion.
And a BeeGee of some variety
This song was on every mainstream AND religious radio station in the 80s
I love this collaboration between Steve and Chaka! Don’t we all feel about life and love and soul like this song sounds?! I hope we’ve all been blessed to have felt like that at some time or another.
This song is so special that it won the song of the year.
Bless you for playing this, haven’t heard it in years totally forgot background was Chaka Kahn. Much love ❤️
Thanks for reacting to this one. I love being reminded of songs I used to love...and now love them all over again.
“ROLL WITH IT”!
Come on now !
Was just singing to hubby! 😁
it IS Chaka Khan!
Love the Jamel's reaction when he discovers Chaka Khan!
Makes me SO HAPPY to see you diggin' Steve!!!!! One of THE BEST!
I love Chaka Khan’s backup vocals on this song.
ugly vocal
She killed it
@@Dino-su2wh
Ugly?