A keen ear has revealed that Truth has visited our brother, he the minstrel is a lovely voice in tribute, and another whose life has been blest by the King. In His Blessings and Shalom
Would love to hear him do an acoustic version of his hit song "I still haven't found what I'm looking for". Perhaps his best song after "Gimme some lovin"
Hello Steve, it is Bob, your lead driver for the High Life US Tour. Nice to see you looking so good! I touched base with Dolette recently, bests regards to Eugenia, I relish the crew meals with you guys and when you gave out tour bonuses, you did it personally, you didn't pass on the job to the accountant. Thanks for being a class act for decades.
I am 71, and Mr Winwood's music has been part of my life since my little band in Perth, Western Australia covered The Spencer Davis Group songs in the late 60s. Your music has, in part, defined my life, Steve. Love what you did, and still do. Dont stop.
Hello Mr. John Leahey.. glad to make your acquaintance here, very respectively sir but your reply is the most civil and correctly expressing response which I've ever witnessed in this media. I applaud you sir. Stevie Winwood and his music has supported my days and life's experiences since being a much younger pup to a 63 yo today.. Thinking we're both better off today just pausing for a while Mr John Leahey and listening to Stevie's music and forgetting the turmoils occurring outside of our homes. Best regards from Dallas Texas US sir and please be safe with your families. I'd wish to raise a pint with you sir if ever possible..
@@m.a.c.8366How wonderful to hear from you, M.A.C. To my young ears then , SW was the vocal, and keys. Both so brilliant. Keep on Runnin', Somebody Help Me, and others, challenged my young guitar fingers...and then came Traffic, and Medicated Goo et al. My young band fragmented in 1969, but Blind Faith beckoned, and I'm still trying to find my way home. John Barleycorn helps sometimes. SW has of course repercharged over the years, sometimes, and to me, it's so exciting...every time. But despite his seeming creative absences, there is never a gap for me at least. He strikes me as a humble, but deeply talented musician, artist and person. I have seen him play live but once, here on Queensland, just a few years ago with Steely Dan. He sits deeply with me. Still, he isnt alone. Gordon Lightfoot, Carly Simon, Paul Simon, Ian Anderson, Carlos Santana and many, many others also sit strongly in my life. We live on a world of so many travel barriers, but maybe one day , where I now live on the Gold Coast in Australia, might be a tad closer to Dallas....and that pint. Take care. John
@@bluesful Hi Bluesful. Our band was called Love Needs Care, and we played variously nightclubs like The Troupador, Top Hat, Riky Tik, The Firecracker, The Hole in the Wall, as well as birthdays, university balls and other gigs. Basically, for whoever would pay us! Great times.
Hi John, I agree with you. Steve Winwood was one of my Idols when he was a very young Musician in the Spencer Davis Group, later Traffic and also in his Solo Career. We played about 20 Covers of the Spencer Davis Group in a Band named "Crew" between 1968-70: High Time Baby, Neighbor, Neighbor, On the Green Light, Gimme some Loving, I´m a Man etc. My Band made Appearances around Augsburg, Bavaria in Germany. Greetings to Australia !
I'm 69 years old and I'm in the midst of a battle with the last enemy. I can testify that Jesus of Nazareth has risen and is by my side giving aid, wisdom, and comfort. Thank you Stevie for your musical testimony!
We are all in that battle, some of us are closer to raising the white flag than others. Glad to know you have our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ in your life. He got me thru my kidney cancer surgery almost 3 years ago. He has gotten me thru alot of tough times, amd He will continue to do so. You are in my prayers and take solace in our Redeemer, you will have victory soon!
@@debrachilcott7179LOL! YES!!!! That is my favorite album to listen to on the treadmill!! That album is a blessing and a curse. That album is the high water mark. When you have a record that perfect everything you do after will be compared to it!. That's one of those rare records where every song is a winner!
@@unhingedsoulcollector8501 I ran those marathons with a satchel full of CASSETTE TAPES!!!! Lucky I wasn't in it for speed!! His new work is interesting and I like when artists try out different "voices". But there will never be songs like those off that album again....you are so right!!!
I wish the music business was not the way it is these days though and artists were more motivated to put out more material on a regular basis however I also realize artist slow down as they get older and he has nothing to prove to anybody. Just grateful to still have them around love his live shows every time he comes around I never miss his shows. Getting to see him with the great Tom Petty years ago and seeing them Jam together at the end was one of the highlights of my life!! My God I miss Tom Petty!!
From time to time we are given a glance into the deeper value of life, sometime through the arts or science or via the mind of a great thinker. Steve Winwood gives that to us through his music. What a treasure he is.
I’ve worked out that the best hymns and carols live on because they are such great tunes. The chart toppers of their day. The less good ones have faded into oblivion.
Thank you for your generous offering during this horrifying time in the world. Your distinctive voice has been one of my favorite sounds for decades, and remains strong and comforting. Sending best wishes for health and well being. 😷 ❤️
Amen. I went away a few months, then came back to see your comment exactly expressing what I feel. God bless you, God bless Steve Winwood and his family. God help this old world we live in, and help us to gave more folk music and some church music 'disguised' as folksy.
I don't know where Steve lives these days, but that is clearly England. Unless there's a corner of America that resembles rural England in every way. And regardless of the backdrop Mr Winwood is looking and sounding as good as ever.
Always loved his music, met Mr. Winwood at the Ipswich Blues Society in the late 60s. Well, met is stretching it. He warned my clutzy young self not to trip over all the amplifier chords. Had no idea who that young , very handsome kid was till he got up on the stage and played with The Spencer Davis Group. Unforgettable person, music. Been a fan for more than a few years.
1 Now the green blade riseth, from the buried grain, Wheat that in dark earth many days has lain; Love lives again, that with the dead has been: Love is come again like wheat that springeth green. 2 In the grave they laid Him, Love who men had slain, Thinking that He never would awake again, Laid in the earth like grain that sleeps unseen: Love is come again like wheat that springeth green. 3 Forth He came at Easter, like the risen grain, He who for three days in the grave had lain; Quick from the dead my Risen Lord is seen: Love is come again like wheat that springeth green. 4 When our hearts are wintry, grieving, or in pain, Thy touch can call us back to life again, Fields of our hearts that dead and bare have been: Love is come again like wheat that springeth green.
@@sammavitae114 Thank you. Yes, I noticed a few discrepancies. I'll change that. Make me wonder why he chose the song. What do you think? Chord structure? Lyrics? Spiritual theme? Resurrection theme? I personally don't know, and I don't know where his heart is. Anyhow, I love the sound of the song and the words. Sounds especially good on acoustic guitar.
My church would sing this hymn at The Great Vigil of Easter, my most favorite service of the year. We couldn't do it this year because of COVID. So thank you Mr. Winwood for posting the beautiful version.
I really enjoy artists that can walk out on their own from a genre that may have made them famous, but now can be comfortable enough to perform from another part of their soul, despite the storms that may come. Steve is this kind.
@@billythedog-309 Strictly speaking it is traditional music. Traditional music from France of 15th century origin -that is, for the carol, Noel Nouvelet. The music from Noel Nouvelet was used by J.M.C. Crum to accompany the original text he composed for, Now the Green Blade Riseth, sometime in the 1920's. I am sure you can allow that tradition music, whether carol or not, springs from a folk tradition.
@@marysweeney7370 Yes, but it's similar to Danny Boy, which again was written by an Englishman - the words to the original Irish air are: la la la la la la la la..
[LYRICS] Now the green blade riseth from the buried grain, Wheat that in dark earth many days has lain; Love lives again, that with the dead has been: Love is come again, like wheat that springeth green. In the grave they laid him, love whom men had slain, Thinking that never he would wake again. Laid in the earth like grain that sleeps unseen: Love is come again, like wheat that springeth green, Forth he came at Easter, like the risen grain, He that for three days in the grave had lain. Quick from the dead my risen Lord is seen: Love is come again, like wheat that springeth green. When our hearts are wintry, grieving, or in pain, Thy touch can call us back to life again; Fields of our hearts that dead and bare have been: Love is come again, like wheat that springeth green.
if this beautiful folk song doesn't capture the British/ Celtic pagan roots of Christianity, in the best possible way, nothing does. "love hath come again like wheat that springeth green." oh Winwood, you had me there 50 years ago when I was a young teen with John Barleycorn.
Blessed! There is hope! Never lose heart. This song speaksTruth! Thank you Steve Winwood👏🏼👏🏼I’ve enjoyed your music throughout so many eras. By the grace of God, I’m rising above, and pressing on.........
@@adrianpeters2413 Thank you very much for your concern. You might want to explore the lyrics and history of this wonderful hymn about the resurrection of Jesus.
Adrian Peters I guess you didn’t listen to the words of the song. You, without cause, display a lack of respect for others to go along with your lack of vocabulary.
Thank you Mr.Winwood...... great lyrics and guitar.....good to see a glimpse of the north cotswolds in summer.... memories from long ago,and to your day festival ,many many years ago. Thanks for all from then to now.... 😀😎😀🚀
I"m 65 year old and Steve Windwood"s music has been part of my life since I was an adolescent. Thanks for the your beautiful songs, your music , your gentle guitar and unmistakable voice will be forever young
Steve Winwood, you've still got it going on. Fond memories of delivering parcels to your house in the Cotswolds 30 years ago, you make a good cup of tea as well :)
I am 66 years old. Grew up loving Steve and Eric, and more. Asked Jesus into my life in 1981. I am floored by this song! I pray Steve has accepted Christ as his savior!!! Now let his talent bring millions to Christ.
One of my favourite voices, We have followed Steve in the UK since the 60/70's in all the brilliant bands he has put together. It is lovely to see him here at home relaxed and playing beautifully.
@@raffaellopiccoli8239 Watch his interviews. ☺️ Look for one of him playing a church organ & listen to what he says. He knows where his gifts come from.
Unfortunately, money fuels the trucks, pays the crew, rents sound and lights, money pays for rental venues, money pays for electricity, money pays for hotels. Small venues are for artists who have no following. I worked the "A" market concert touring business for 23 years and toured with Steve. I am not convinced you understand the cost accounting associated with concert touring. Best regardz!
Beautiful, just beautiful. With a lovely country setting, and Steve Winwood. What more can anyone ask for. Steve, been listening to your music since I was a kid , about 1970' . Loved Traffic, one of my favourites. Winwood/Capaldi, I remember, wrote songs together, on my first Traffic lp I bought, the band on cover, one of the guys pointing his finger. "Someone is crying to be heard", on the record. Also Have Blind Faith lp. Must get them out and listen again, it been a long time. Roy b, CapeTown south africa 🇿🇦
I imagine his family is cherishing capturing these songs Steve is performing out in the middle of the family farm - for their own personal library - while sharing with the world. He is an English country farmer that just happens to be one of the musical greats. I love his recordings out in Cotswolds, the one by the crackling fire. The only thing missing is some farm animals - maybe the next one.
C'est toujours un pur bonheur de voir et d'entendre Steve Windwood , il fait partie de la contribution essentielle Britannique au monde musical pop-rock-folk des 50 dernières années . Hommage ,respect et champagne pour Steve !
From the hymnal by Crum. Steve your voice and fingers are a blessing from God .......your arrangement and performance of Crum's words, based as they are on the words of Jesus in John's Gospel and Paul in 1 Corinthians 15 are masterful. I've always suspected you were a believer Steve, now I know it for sure. Jesus is coming back Steve, the second coming is at hand ......this covid pestilence is just one of the first signs......sing Steve, ....sing on Steve till kingdom come.
yep we Christians are feelin things are really really close! Covid must be in the gospel for sure, amongst fires, pestilence rumours of war, also when we can predict the weather - its all there, bless you.
If it be true that Steve Winwood came to know Jesus Christ as his Lord and savior, surely it is an amazing thing to hear and see!
God bless you Steve for having the courage to sing a song about the love and redemption of Christ.
A keen ear has revealed that Truth has visited our brother, he the minstrel is a lovely voice in tribute, and another whose life has been blest by the King.
In His Blessings and Shalom
Would love to hear him do an acoustic version of his hit song "I still haven't found what I'm looking for". Perhaps his best song after "Gimme some lovin"
What a delight . . . Using the gift God gave him to share the Good News
Why does it take courage? Stop with the persecution of Christians fantasy. Show us one single person who criticized him for doing this song.
@@peaceandlovescooters1304 U2 wrote that.
Boy's got talent. I predict a bright future for this kid.
P W GREAT taste in musica and a sense of humor!
he's gona hit the big time!
How original..............sheesh.............
Ha ha! Brilliant!
Yeah he's got promise...
Hello Steve, it is Bob, your lead driver for the High Life US Tour. Nice to see you looking so good! I touched base with Dolette recently, bests regards to Eugenia, I relish the crew meals with you guys and when you gave out tour bonuses, you did it personally, you didn't pass on the job to the accountant. Thanks for being a class act for decades.
Hell of a guy. You must have had a tremendous experience with all that. Cheers from Texas
Greetz from Frankfurt, Germania..
Steve ist such a Legend
Thanks for that Sound.
Hope you stay healthy all you Guys
Saw him in concert a few years ago! He seemed very unassuming, nice to know he’s the real deal. Such a super talent!
@@McNair39thNC agreed
Loved this, I think you should do more folk songs.
I am 71, and Mr Winwood's music has been part of my life since my little band in Perth, Western Australia covered The Spencer Davis Group songs in the late 60s. Your music has, in part, defined my life, Steve. Love what you did, and still do. Dont stop.
Hello Mr. John Leahey.. glad to make your acquaintance here, very respectively sir but your reply is the most civil and correctly expressing response which I've ever witnessed in this media. I applaud you sir. Stevie Winwood and his music has supported my days and life's experiences since being a much younger pup to a 63 yo today.. Thinking we're both better off today just pausing for a while Mr John Leahey and listening to Stevie's music and forgetting the turmoils occurring outside of our homes. Best regards from Dallas Texas US sir and please be safe with your families. I'd wish to raise a pint with you sir if ever possible..
@@m.a.c.8366How wonderful to hear from you, M.A.C. To my young ears then , SW was the vocal, and keys. Both so brilliant. Keep on Runnin', Somebody Help Me, and others, challenged my young guitar fingers...and then came Traffic, and Medicated Goo et al. My young band fragmented in 1969, but Blind Faith beckoned, and I'm still trying to find my way home. John Barleycorn helps sometimes. SW has of course repercharged over the years, sometimes, and to me, it's so exciting...every time.
But despite his seeming creative absences, there is never a gap for me at least. He strikes me as a humble, but deeply talented musician, artist and person. I have seen him play live but once, here on Queensland, just a few years ago with Steely Dan. He sits deeply with me. Still, he isnt alone. Gordon Lightfoot, Carly Simon, Paul Simon, Ian Anderson, Carlos Santana and many, many others also sit strongly in my life.
We live on a world of so many travel barriers, but maybe one day , where I now live on the Gold Coast in Australia, might be a tad closer to Dallas....and that pint. Take care. John
@john leahey, I'm in Perth, and I'm wondering where you were playing around back back then?
@@bluesful Hi Bluesful. Our band was called Love Needs Care, and we played variously nightclubs like The Troupador, Top Hat, Riky Tik, The Firecracker, The Hole in the Wall, as well as birthdays, university balls and other gigs. Basically, for whoever would pay us! Great times.
Hi John, I agree with you. Steve Winwood was one of my Idols when he was a very young Musician in the Spencer Davis Group, later Traffic and also in his Solo Career. We played about 20 Covers of the Spencer Davis Group in a Band named "Crew" between 1968-70: High Time Baby, Neighbor, Neighbor, On the Green Light, Gimme some Loving, I´m a Man etc. My Band made Appearances around Augsburg, Bavaria in Germany. Greetings to Australia !
In my opinion, Steve is in the top five of best rock singers.
I'm 69 years old and I'm in the midst of a battle with the last enemy. I can testify that Jesus of Nazareth has risen and is by my side giving aid, wisdom, and comfort. Thank you Stevie for your musical testimony!
God bless you fella and help you along!...
😇✌🌻
God bless and keep you.
We shall overcome, brother! He has risen and lives to intercede for us, so we shall meet him one fine day free from the struggles of this world!
We are all in that battle, some of us are closer to raising the white flag than others. Glad to know you have our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ in your life. He got me thru my kidney cancer surgery almost 3 years ago. He has gotten me thru alot of tough times, amd He will continue to do so. You are in my prayers and take solace in our Redeemer, you will have victory soon!
The best part of any lousy day in the car is when Steve Winwoods music on the radio. For those few moments everything is alright!!
His older music was great for running! He got me through two marathons back in the day with Back in the High Life etc.!!
@@debrachilcott7179LOL! YES!!!! That is my favorite album to listen to on the treadmill!! That album is a blessing and a curse. That album is the high water mark. When you have a record that perfect everything you do after will be compared to it!. That's one of those rare records where every song is a winner!
@@unhingedsoulcollector8501 I ran those marathons with a satchel full of CASSETTE TAPES!!!! Lucky I wasn't in it for speed!! His new work is interesting and I like when artists try out different "voices". But there will never be songs like those off that album again....you are so right!!!
@@debrachilcott7179 yes. Agreed I like everything Steve Winwood has put out.
I wish the music business was not the way it is these days though and artists were more motivated to put out more material on a regular basis however I also realize artist slow down as they get older and he has nothing to prove to anybody. Just grateful to still have them around love his live shows every time he comes around I never miss his shows. Getting to see him with the great Tom Petty years ago and seeing them Jam together at the end was one of the highlights of my life!! My God I miss Tom Petty!!
From time to time we are given a glance into the deeper value of life, sometime through the arts or science or via the mind of a great thinker. Steve Winwood gives that to us through his music. What a treasure he is.
For some inexplicable reason, I'm always drawn to these old English songs and hymns. This version is so beautiful. Always inspirational. Thank you. 💗
The actual tune is an old French Christmas carol
I’ve worked out that the best hymns and carols live on because they are such great tunes. The chart toppers of their day. The less good ones have faded into oblivion.
Fannie Bailey Crosby who was blind wrote many of them. She was a gifted pioneering woman before her time.
Actually the music is an old French one .
This dude is still boss.
And Stevie can play the guitar; both acoustic and electric.
Underated as guitarist
I presume, he reigns with heart and beauty
Love the Resurrection of Jesus message...and of course, the artist is a jewel of musiciality for the last 50 years. Thank you, Steve!
I loved the part from 0:00 to 2:49
Thanks for your beautiful version of this hymn. Jesus is the answer for the problems in this world. God bless you!
Thank you for your generous offering during this horrifying time in the world. Your distinctive voice has been one of my favorite sounds for decades, and remains strong and comforting. Sending best wishes for health and well being. 😷 ❤️
Hoaxrona sure is terrifying.
@@CooManTunes It is if you are old and being held prisoner in hospital or nursing home
@@StarFan62 Got that right! My grandmother is one of those prisoners in a senior home. Leftists are criminals, who want to ruin the world.
Amen.
I went away a few months, then came back to see your comment exactly expressing what I feel.
God bless you,
God bless Steve Winwood and his family.
God help this old world we live in, and help us to gave more folk music and some church music 'disguised' as folksy.
autospll, give
I don't know where Steve lives these days, but that is clearly England. Unless there's a corner of America that resembles rural England in every way. And regardless of the backdrop Mr Winwood is looking and sounding as good as ever.
Cotswolds
Lovely song played at moms funeral service last week - wish I had known the lyrics better! Thanks for this version!!!
Brilliant country side specially this English gentleman is singing.
The church for those who don't go to church, Jesus is so much bigger that four walls and a steeple.
Always loved his music, met Mr. Winwood at the Ipswich Blues Society in the late 60s. Well, met is stretching it. He warned my clutzy young self not to trip over all the amplifier chords. Had no idea who that young , very handsome kid was till he got up on the stage and played with The Spencer Davis Group. Unforgettable person, music. Been a fan for more than a few years.
The longevity of this guy is unbelievable.
He just keeps getting better and better....
Steve Winwood .....the boy , the man , the legend.
Thank you from the heart
1 Now the green blade riseth, from the buried grain,
Wheat that in dark earth many days has lain;
Love lives again, that with the dead has been:
Love is come again like wheat that springeth green.
2 In the grave they laid Him, Love who men had slain,
Thinking that He never would awake again,
Laid in the earth like grain that sleeps unseen:
Love is come again like wheat that springeth green.
3 Forth He came at Easter, like the risen grain,
He who for three days in the grave had lain;
Quick from the dead my Risen Lord is seen:
Love is come again like wheat that springeth green.
4 When our hearts are wintry, grieving, or in pain,
Thy touch can call us back to life again,
Fields of our hearts that dead and bare have been:
Love is come again like wheat that springeth green.
Thank you !
Amen.
@@divingduck1970 Soli Deo gloria !!!
Except he says A touch instead of Jesus’ touch.
@@sammavitae114 Thank you. Yes, I noticed a few discrepancies. I'll change that. Make me wonder why he chose the song. What do you think? Chord structure? Lyrics? Spiritual theme? Resurrection theme? I personally don't know, and I don't know where his heart is. Anyhow, I love the sound of the song and the words. Sounds especially good on acoustic guitar.
Beautiful and deep. We're playing it in church on Easter morning. This version I can relate to. Thanks!
LOVE PRECIOUS PERFECT PRECIOUS LOVE WHO'S PRECIOUS LOVE STILL WALKS AMONG US ❤AMEN
My church would sing this hymn at The Great Vigil of Easter, my most favorite service of the year. We couldn't do it this year because of COVID. So thank you Mr. Winwood for posting the beautiful version.
I really enjoy artists that can walk out on their own from a genre that may have made them famous, but now can be comfortable enough to perform from another part of their soul, despite the storms that may come. Steve is this kind.
well said. beautiful song. thanks Mr. Winwood.
Steve the world needs a new studio album from you.
Absolutely beautiful and brilliant... your heart and spirit is free in Gods grace ❤
A touch of the old John Barleycorn's here. A new song with a traditional vibe but feels somehow recently composed.
This song/hymn was composed by John M. Crum, circa 1928.
@@jeffhawley3005 Ha! You beat me to it. :)
Bless you, Steve. What a hauntingly beautiful hymn...
"Thy touch can call us back to life again..." (sigh) indeed!
so true. Amazing is it not ?
Very Nice... And TY
why do I get so emotional when listening to Stevie Winwood playing solo folk tunes ?
It would be cool if Steve would do a collection of folk tunes.
This isn't a folk song.
@@billythedog-309 Strictly speaking it is traditional music. Traditional music from France of 15th century origin -that is, for the carol, Noel Nouvelet. The music from Noel Nouvelet was used by J.M.C. Crum to accompany the original text he composed for, Now the Green Blade Riseth, sometime in the 1920's. I am sure you can allow that tradition music, whether carol or not, springs from a folk tradition.
@@marysweeney7370 Yes, but it's similar to Danny Boy, which again was written by an Englishman - the words to the original Irish air are: la la la la la la la la..
Stevie, I have heard this tune in church many times. Thank you for the minstrel like take on it. God bless old friend through the airwaves.
Had the pleasure to be front row for traffic. Right after low spark came out. So much talent on that one stage.
Beautiful hymn . Wonderful singing. Can't stop listening .
[LYRICS]
Now the green blade riseth from the buried grain,
Wheat that in dark earth many days has lain;
Love lives again, that with the dead has been:
Love is come again, like wheat that springeth green.
In the grave they laid him, love whom men had slain,
Thinking that never he would wake again.
Laid in the earth like grain that sleeps unseen:
Love is come again, like wheat that springeth green,
Forth he came at Easter, like the risen grain,
He that for three days in the grave had lain.
Quick from the dead my risen Lord is seen:
Love is come again, like wheat that springeth green.
When our hearts are wintry, grieving, or in pain,
Thy touch can call us back to life again;
Fields of our hearts that dead and bare have been:
Love is come again, like wheat that springeth green.
Why write the lyrics... it's on the screen?
@@druidprincess9942 - You trippin? 😂 No lyrics appear on screen for this video.
if this beautiful folk song doesn't capture the British/ Celtic pagan roots of Christianity, in the best possible way, nothing does. "love hath come again like wheat that springeth green." oh Winwood, you had me there 50 years ago when I was a young teen with John Barleycorn.
Blessed! There is hope! Never lose heart. This song speaksTruth! Thank you Steve Winwood👏🏼👏🏼I’ve enjoyed your music throughout so many eras. By the grace of God, I’m rising above, and pressing on.........
You make us feel pure joy Steve! You're simply the best.
Di ogni tempo
What a beautiful, moving song! From a beautiful soul…💙
May Steve Winwood live forever.
In Christ he shall as we all.
This is a soothing song for those of us who have recently lost love ones and it helps a bit just hearing it.
I was transported to another time and place.. I love you Mr. Winwood
Praise Jesus! What a beautiful feeling with this song.
He is risen! He is risen indeed!
Check out Blackmores Knight.
Galen Stevenson..... praise Mr. Steve Winwood.... Galen you need help , for f ck sake get a life.....
@@adrianpeters2413 Thank you very much for your concern. You might want to explore the lyrics and history of this wonderful hymn about the resurrection of Jesus.
Adrian Peters I guess you didn’t listen to the words of the song. You, without cause, display a lack of respect for others to go along with your lack of vocabulary.
A beautiful reflection in an oh so English countryside vista in high summertime. An empty Glastonbury feel to this. Magical it could be said.
Thank you Mr.Winwood...... great lyrics and guitar.....good to see a glimpse of the north cotswolds in summer.... memories from long ago,and to your day festival ,many many years ago. Thanks for all from then to now.... 😀😎😀🚀
The voice of our generation. Would not have been the same without you.Thank You! So much.
Thank you, Steve Winwood. I’ve loved your music as long as I can remember!❤️
From the early sixties to now, wonderful as ever!
I"m 65 year old and Steve Windwood"s music has been part of my life since I was an adolescent. Thanks for the your beautiful songs, your music , your gentle guitar and unmistakable voice will be forever young
I CANNOT believe that anyone in their right mind would hit the dislike button. Such a beautiful song. Thanks Steve.
Apparently some people hit the dislike button just to stop the algorithm pushing stuff at them, or so I hear.
I feel this song. Why am i crying? What a talent. Im 60 and still love listining to anything steve plays
Now my favorite performance of this exquisite tune.
So beautiful. Thank you for this hopeful message. Peace and love to you Steve, in our Lord Jesus name. Amen.
Steve Winwood, you've still got it going on. Fond memories of delivering parcels to your house in the Cotswolds 30 years ago, you make a good cup of tea as well :)
Those were the days you could stop and have a cup of tea. That luxury is no more!
@boboneleg why he stop releasing new albums?
Sorry but I have no idea
His voice is just as wonderful as ever.
Thank you Mr. Winwood. What you have sown shall be returned a hundred-fold.
This folk genre suits Steve . A soothing sound for all our tirey souls in 2020. Great job Steve thanks.
Praise be Jesus Christ!
Jeff Driscoll
Your right on that. Praise Jesus Christ.
I would love it if Steve was saved! ALL Praise to THE Lord JESUS Christ!
@Jeff Driscoll Yes, that would be GOD?
I am 66 years old. Grew up loving Steve and Eric, and more. Asked Jesus into my life in 1981. I am floored by this song! I pray Steve has accepted Christ as his savior!!! Now let his talent bring millions to Christ.
Hi Padre Dave - Nice to know you appreciate SteveW, too!
One of all time greats!!! A living legend!!!
Such an identifiable voice. Within two words, you know it's him.
He's a great keyboard player and rock vocalist... but in his bones he feels the traditional music of Britain. Good on yer, mate!
One of my favourite voices, We have followed Steve in the UK since the 60/70's in all the brilliant bands he has put together. It is lovely to see him here at home relaxed and playing beautifully.
Lovely.
I could imagine what Chris and Jim would contribute to this.
Loved Jonh Barleycorn.
Thanks very much.
JOHN........
Thank you so very much. You are magic and medicine as ever you are. Seemingly ,Out of nowhere you return to enlighten with
This makes me cry, Maranatha.
I was healed by the wonderful scenery and wonderful music. Thank you very much.
Most beautiful voice on earth. Still the same perfect n unique voice. Ilu ❤️
I agree.
Una voce bellissima. Può cantare tutto quello che vuole.
Makes me happy to know Steve believes in God.
You know no such thing.
@@raffaellopiccoli8239 You are correct, but I’d like to think so anyhow, as he is one of my music heroes.
@@raffaellopiccoli8239 Watch his interviews. ☺️ Look for one of him playing a church organ & listen to what he says. He knows where his gifts come from.
Master Winwood puts his touch on a classic hymn.
ok, let's move forward, a solo tour, small venues, many dates, you won't get rich but you'll gather those who love you (and they are many)
It would be great, but he's been touring since what age 17 (Spencer Davis)? Maybe he's tired of it.
Unfortunately, money fuels the trucks, pays the crew, rents sound and lights, money pays for rental venues, money pays for electricity, money pays for hotels. Small venues are for artists who have no following. I worked the "A" market concert touring business for 23 years and toured with Steve. I am not convinced you understand the cost accounting associated with concert touring. Best regardz!
@@topixfromthetropix1674 Bruce Springsteen recently did it
Damn, two in a single day. This is awesome. Thanks Mr. Winwood!
Bravo! Amen Amen Amen
this brought a tear to my eye
My secret pleasure during the pandemic is rediscovering this superb musical talent
Beautiful, just beautiful. With a lovely country setting, and Steve Winwood. What more can anyone ask for. Steve, been listening to your music since I was a kid , about 1970' . Loved Traffic, one of my favourites. Winwood/Capaldi, I remember, wrote songs together, on my first Traffic lp I bought, the band on cover, one of the guys pointing his finger. "Someone is crying to be heard", on the record. Also Have Blind Faith lp. Must get them out and listen again, it been a long time. Roy b, CapeTown south africa 🇿🇦
Roy Bean Great song... Dave Mason’s best ua-cam.com/video/fbDA7bkhe8Q/v-deo.html
I love this deeply.
Such a gift. An outpost of light w/ a message of truth for a dying world.
I would love to hear Winwood cover Keith Green "Oh Lord You're Beautiful."
Beautiful scenery and Calming music 🎶 😊👌
I've always thought this was a Christmas tune, "Sing We Now of Christmas: Sing We Here Noel." One of my favorites.
Old English Tune, re-purposed by church writers over the years for various parts of the church calender.
@@highpath4776 Thank you.. Do you know if this is on one of his an albums?
Brit folk melodies are migrants
No one has a better voice than Steve winwood
Very nice!!!!!
A beautiful song, beautiful rendition.
A true musical hero. Thank you mr. Winwood.
I imagine his family is cherishing capturing these songs Steve is performing out in the middle of the family farm - for their own personal library - while sharing with the world. He is an English country farmer that just happens to be one of the musical greats. I love his recordings out in Cotswolds, the one by the crackling fire. The only thing missing is some farm animals - maybe the next one.
Beauty and inspiration. Thanks and God bless you.
C'est toujours un pur bonheur de voir et d'entendre Steve Windwood , il fait partie de la contribution essentielle Britannique au monde musical pop-rock-folk des 50 dernières années . Hommage ,respect et champagne pour Steve !
How good is Steve Winwood!! He fully merits his place as one of MUsic's Greats.
Wonderful!
Thank you so much. Winwood, you always remind us of our roots.
OHHH MAN ... I NEVER BEEN HEARD FEFORE .. GREAT !
Beautifully haunting! What a talent you are Steve! All of my life, you've been in my ears and my heart! Cheers - Luther
When I was in my twenties, working on ski hills, putting Steve Winwoods song "Higher Love" on and enjoying an awesome run down the slopes.
Beautiful performance and song about our savior.
From the hymnal by Crum. Steve your voice and fingers are a blessing from God .......your arrangement and performance of Crum's words, based as they are on the words of Jesus in John's Gospel and Paul in 1 Corinthians 15 are masterful. I've always suspected you were a believer Steve, now I know it for sure. Jesus is coming back Steve, the second coming is at hand ......this covid pestilence is just one of the first signs......sing Steve, ....sing on Steve till kingdom come.
yep we Christians are feelin things are really really close! Covid must be in the gospel for sure, amongst fires, pestilence rumours of war, also when we can predict the weather - its all there, bless you.
@@theresahall1490 Feeling the same!👏🎸
ISNT THIS WONDERFUL!!!!!
GOD BLESS AND KEEP STEVE WINWOOD AND HIS FAMILY IN JESUS' NAME!!!!
Keep your pathetic fantasies to yourself.
@@lowellcalavera6045 ohhhhhh Lowell did we get out of bed the wrong side this morning?
My our very fathers bless Winwood as well as his music has us !
I woke up this morning and could not stop humming this tune.
Winwood's going all rustic & rural. I like it.