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Thread started 04/28/06 11:35pm

nurse

Steve Winwood

Hey I posted on the Hall & Oates thread earlier and it got me thinking about other blue-eyed soul artists and I think that Steve Winwood qualifies for that category. His songs like "Higher Love" and "Fine Line" were great little tunes music. So, what's your take on him and do you think their are other blue-eyed soul singers who are very underrated? batting eyes.
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Reply #1 posted 04/29/06 6:58am

Nick715

Love the 80's Winwood stuff. "Higher Love", "Valerie", "Roll With It", "Back in The Highlife", etc.
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Reply #2 posted 04/29/06 7:17am

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Nick715 said:

Love the 80's Winwood stuff. "Higher Love", "Valerie", "Roll With It", "Back in The Highlife", etc.





Yeah, "Back in the Highlife" was a great tune. I wonder what ever happened to Steve hmmm.
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Reply #3 posted 04/29/06 7:26am

VoicesCarry

Winwood was great from the very beginning with Spencer Davis Group. Gimme Some Lovin' was the SHIT, and features some fierce playing from Mr. Winwood.
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Reply #4 posted 04/29/06 10:16am

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VoicesCarry said:

Winwood was great from the very beginning with Spencer Davis Group. Gimme Some Lovin' was the SHIT, and features some fierce playing from Mr. Winwood.

And some amazing singing on that track for a 15 year old.

He's had an interesting mix of material throughout his long career...

Spencer Davis Group
Keep On Running
I'm A Man
Somebody Help Me
When I Come Home
Stevie's Blues


Traffic
Dear Mr. Fantasy
Paper Sun
Pearly Queen
Forty Thousand Headmen
No Time To Live
Glad
Freedom Rider
Empty Pages
The Low Spark of High Heeled Boys
Uninspired
Shanghai Noodle Factory
Medicated Goo


Blind Faith
Can't Find My Way Home
Had to Cry Today
Sea of Joy


Solo
While You See a Chance
Spanish Dancer
Arc of a Diver
Valerie
Talking Back to the Night
Higher Love
Back in the High Life Again
Split Decision
Roll With It
Holding On
Spy in the House of Love
Now That You're Alive
Walking On


...And being a nice human being doesn't hurt either.


tA

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Reply #5 posted 04/29/06 11:44am

u2prnce

I love Roll With It. Very hot video, too.
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Reply #6 posted 04/29/06 1:54pm

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Steve should do a remake of "Love Is Alive" by Gary Wright but a funkier arrangment.
‎"The first time I saw the cover of Dirty Mind in the early 80s I thought, 'Is this some drag queen ripping on Freddie Prinze?'" - Some guy on The Gear Page
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Reply #7 posted 04/29/06 5:36pm

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cool. my other fave music idol. we had a thread on him recently on here. i love Steve. seen him three times in London. funky musician too.

can't wait for the new one.

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Reply #8 posted 04/29/06 9:23pm

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I'm kind of surprised he never released a really good greatest hits set. Just a single or double disc of his hits. Maybe Universal, which probably has his back catalog (he does have "20th Century Masters" set out, but it doesn't include a few of those big hits that were mentioned).
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Reply #9 posted 04/30/06 6:27am

u2prnce

I remember hearing his songs in the 80s and then hearing him interviewed. I didn't know he was British. lol He sings with such an American accent.
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Reply #10 posted 04/30/06 11:57am

Milty

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VinnyM27 said:

I'm kind of surprised he never released a really good greatest hits set. Just a single or double disc of his hits. Maybe Universal, which probably has his back catalog (he does have "20th Century Masters" set out, but it doesn't include a few of those big hits that were mentioned).



ya he did. It's called The Finer Things box set.

It's quite expansive as well.

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Reply #11 posted 04/30/06 12:12pm

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Milty said:

ya he did. It's called The Finer Things box set.

It's quite expansive as well.


Expansive indeed. The only problem is that it was released before...



...Junction Seven and About Time came out.


I really like what i've heard on About Time.
Got the DualDisc version on order.


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Reply #12 posted 04/30/06 12:25pm

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theAudience said:

Milty said:

ya he did. It's called The Finer Things box set.

It's quite expansive as well.


Expansive indeed. The only problem is that it was released before...



...Junction Seven and About Time came out.


I really like what i've heard on About Time.
Got the DualDisc version on order.


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peace Tribal Disorder

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oh wow...a Dual Disc version of About Time. hmm....maybe i can swing that.
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