@oferkeshet10 I saw a Chase ad--thought the background music was "What is Life"..I listened closely to the lyrics, googled it and found this song. And then I read about the similarity of "My Sweet Lord" with "He's So Fine". I still love George.
@rmleider True, I knew also about "My Sweet Lord" similarity to "He's So Fine", where I believe there was even a law suit that George eventually had to settle monetarily. The Beatles are my favorites anyways, so I love George of course ! Artists many times are influenced by one another, it is natural. Nice of you to share your thoughts, music is in my blood.
The Spencer Davis Group played at a little club called Burtons in Uxbridge in the 60's, one evening they announced 'we are going to play a new song, never played in the UK before', then then played this.... my Dad was there :)
I now know I am a reincarnate from the 60's......so familiar, yet I eas born in 67. This is like the damn bagpipes, no matter who you are or where you are from....it gives ya goosebumps
Its amazing that how they use older music for the new commercials. This is in a Chase commercial now. This is real music. I don't believe today's music will be in commercials in 40 years. Steve Winwood was 18 yrs. old when he sang this.
siempre es placer escuchar a uno de los mejores grupo de los 60 y que tantos recuerdos traen, aun conservo algún disco de ellos es un placer veros en este vídeo chao
When I lived in Germany as a kid, this song (and other SDG hits) were playing everywhere. EVERYWHERE. Jukeboxes in the pubs, bands in the clubs, on the radio... and Stevie Winwood's voice was exceptional then as it still is today. This tune was also one of the first times we heard a fuzz tone on a guitar (Jeff Beck with the Yardbirds was another user.) Great stuff!
très belle chanson que je recommande à tous mes amis. c'est gai et entrainant. ce rythme endiablé invite à la danse. comme disent les jeunes, c'est "rock'n'roll".
WHY CANT I FIND THE ONE SONG IM LOOKING FOR! i could sworn it said" i keep on runnin a right round... or something like that, omg im getting really annoyed... anyhelp? :D
Man ,that 45' had a wicked groove.Forty three years a fan, and I now know where CCRs John Fogerty copped his stage-look fromI Some of those studio shots had Steve looking more Fogerty than Fogerty.
I went to the 'Bike and Music Weekend' last year in Gieselwind, Germany to hear the Spencer Davis Group, and they were bettter last year than they were in the 1960's. Utterly brilliant. I'll go again if they are on this year. Look up 'bike and music weekend' in google and you can get all the details. Lots of beer, 60,000 motorbikes, beer, 15 groups, beer, 4 nights camping, beer, jet cars, beer, drag cars, beer. All for £27.50. Well, excluding the cost of the beer. And did I mention beer?
@giddeo It was called "lip-synching" Many TV shows would NOT let a band like this do their song "live" because of the many things that could go wrong.
Good morning, do you like sixties? Listen and pod cast my program " great sound of 60' s " on the site plumfm. Greeting and made blooper in rock and roll.
Salut, vous aimez les sixties ? Ecoutez et podcatez mon émission "le super son des sixties" sur plum fm. Salut et faites gaffe au rock'n roll.
i was lucky enough to see windwood twice. once in dayton, ohio in an arena, and they did an entire acoustic set, and once in schenectady, ny in a college church. both times it was with the traffic. never dissapoints.
I'm a man of the keys. And I have to perform this song with my school band. But there is no keyboard in it. So I gotta figure out how to make it sound cool with a piano.
Sorry that this came so late, but. how about harmonica with a wireless mic? Or a great big honking monster of a concert harp, for volume! It's scale as keys,and the chord progressions are simple enuff to be played by a beginner.
OMG..go to my channel and find the ORIGINAL VERSION,,by jackie edwards. if u love this song,,as i have since 1966,,,do yourself a favor and listen to it,,it is purer..and the way it was ment to be heard,,with not so much emphasis on the band,,,i actually think it's better. do urself a favor and listen to it.
Wow - great footage of an impossibly young Steve Winwood - as Eric Clapton described him at the time - "here's this spotty little white kid singing like Ray Charles!"
Imagine if Steve Winwood joined Yes. Not a match for Steve Howe but could easily whip Rick Wakeman for the job.. Actually he should have been the pick to take Jon's place in the 80's on the Drama tour.
the way they move- the blocking vid of the bass player... defensive moves to block the unlimited sex orgies this tune created. taking over for blocking elvis.
In the 60's eric clapton was in london when someone told him that there was this kid in another pub that sounded like ray charles. Eric went over to see him and was floored. He had never heard a voice like that before Steve Winwood, he was just 16 yrs old. What a big voice coming out of that little frame.
Steve Winwood is a musical prodigy, a true virtuoso and a genuis.....through 5 decades....and a man who has given me countless hours of joy with his music.....despite the fact that I was still in liquid form when he played with Blind Faith and later reformed Traffic. Thanks Mr. Winwood!
Used to watch Spencer Davis Goup at Twisted Wheel in Manchester. Another great song was Georgia On My Mind. When Stevie sang that you could hear a pin drop. Truly amazing
Steve Winwood is actuallly 17 years old here, but only about 14 when this Spencer Davis Group formed in about 1963. BTW they call this blue-eyed soul, but Steve actually has brown eyes. He is an amazing and gifted man and actually better all around than his long-time friend and bandmate Eric Clapton.
@Catwoman371 Yeah you rite, it was remarked upon that when he sang "When I was just a little boy of seventeen" he was only 15/16 and I think "Somebody Help Me" came out around the same time as this -prob'ly same year or so.
Spencer Davis (real name Otto Von Zerrz) was on trial for crimes agsanist the People of the DDR when he wroted this loverly song. This song was singed by the immortal Little Richie, famous soul singer of the Japanesser Reich
the singer you call Steve is actualle Sergio Mikhailovitch, Grand Duke and Heir to the throne of Monteblanco, one time a highly civilised country in se Europa. First the nazis, then the reds ruined this most magni9ficent land! High Highness Sergio became a musician
The intro of this reminds me of Stevie Wonder's 'Everything is Alright' (might not be the correct title, sorry). I don't say that in a derogatory way either; they are both cool songs and to think that both singers were just teenagers when they recorded them! Amazing.
@lollysoul Spencer Davis was the man who founded this Group. He heard Steve and his brother Muff-----real name Mervin. Then he asked them to join him. Spencer Davis was arround Birmingham Blues etc for a while before this.
i found this song more real man tough music than all heavy metal shit like metalica and manson from todays ...hello from europe
salvadoraugustus 6 days ago
Un giovanissimo Steve Winwood
con la sua band del rock: chi l'avrebbe
immaginato che sarebbe diventata una star del blues
insieme a Eric Clapton.
Aurora
AURORA4105 1 week ago
A young Steve Winwood, but since a teenager, with a beautiful voice.
mrjohn1964 2 weeks ago
anyone else come here, cause its played at crewe alex at half time?? LOL....no just me awkward
margerum100 2 weeks ago
Damn, i forgot how hot I was for this man.
TheDonna0507 3 weeks ago in playlist YouTube Mix for The Spencer Davis Group
very cool
brauliov3lorena 1 month ago
SOOOO GOOD!
Freethinker12341 1 month ago
@bryanroc specially since he was 17 here. I'd give my right arm to be ambidextrous
revkenordquist 1 month ago in playlist pop
@revkenordquist Yes, he was...isn't that amazing?
OrisLover 1 month ago
Just another awesome song by another awesome singer of another awesome 60's band
chaos22349 2 months ago
How can 27 people dislike this???? What the hell is the matter with you?
GetOnTheFloor82 2 months ago
@GetOnTheFloor82 they were just sad that the song ends ;)
uke52 2 months ago
Sounds quite like George Harrison - What is Life
rmleider 3 months ago
@rmleider you are right, I thought about this similarity the moment I came to know Harrison's song.
oferkeshet10 2 months ago
@oferkeshet10 I saw a Chase ad--thought the background music was "What is Life"..I listened closely to the lyrics, googled it and found this song. And then I read about the similarity of "My Sweet Lord" with "He's So Fine". I still love George.
rmleider 2 months ago
@rmleider True, I knew also about "My Sweet Lord" similarity to "He's So Fine", where I believe there was even a law suit that George eventually had to settle monetarily. The Beatles are my favorites anyways, so I love George of course ! Artists many times are influenced by one another, it is natural. Nice of you to share your thoughts, music is in my blood.
oferkeshet10 2 months ago
otis winwood????
guiturtle69 3 months ago in playlist guiturtle69's favorites
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BEST SONG EVER!!!!!!
madonmac1 3 months ago
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madonmac1 3 months ago
Takes me back to Long Johns Disco in Sydney's Kings Cross when I was DJ there in '67. They were the days...
garykelly1944 3 months ago
he has howard moon eyes...
SentinalBeing 3 months ago
no matter how many times you listen to this song its still awesome
SamEvans98 4 months ago 5
Winwood it's such a legend!
AstorreHerrera 4 months ago
in Italy is sung by Pooh as "Vieni fuori", engraved on 45 in 1966
emanuelebaserga 4 months ago
nieźli są!
307kamil 4 months ago
Im still running..
paulboyce3 4 months ago 3
The Spencer Davis Group played at a little club called Burtons in Uxbridge in the 60's, one evening they announced 'we are going to play a new song, never played in the UK before', then then played this.... my Dad was there :)
Pinksexi86 4 months ago
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elwood180 5 months ago
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elwood180 5 months ago
"This is great music"
- Armando, 17 Years Old, The Netherlands.
PaudinsDrawings 5 months ago in playlist SONG 3
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elwood180 5 months ago
@elwood180 why?
PaudinsDrawings 5 months ago
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elwood180 5 months ago
This song was written by a Jamaican Name Jackie Edwards for Producer Chis Blackwell that gave the world Bob Marley .... chk out
thegouts1 5 months ago
Stevie looks like he should be heading out to 3rd period Algebra.
vinkleman 6 months ago 20
I now know I am a reincarnate from the 60's......so familiar, yet I eas born in 67. This is like the damn bagpipes, no matter who you are or where you are from....it gives ya goosebumps
shesgonesailing 6 months ago
It took me years to realise that this WASN'T a Motown track
*shakes head*
DoctorBohr 6 months ago 3
*****
sirronald69 6 months ago
A teenage, whiter than white Brit, with a voice like a southern blues belter......what a gift!
tennis11ish 7 months ago 28
Its amazing that how they use older music for the new commercials. This is in a Chase commercial now. This is real music. I don't believe today's music will be in commercials in 40 years. Steve Winwood was 18 yrs. old when he sang this.
sportsandfamilies 7 months ago
@sportsandfamilies
yes! i have mixed feelings about using the good music for commercials. I actually wrote to swiffer and
complained about the song they used a thousand times a day..."love stinks". they changed it!!
but on the other hand, these commercials are the only way our kids ever hear any decent old music!
ladybluetexan 6 months ago
This is so good I thought that the commercial for Chase was actually Elvis.
r1skate 7 months ago
those songs that Steve Winwood sang make me happy!
Cynporro 7 months ago 3
That's what a number one song sounds like.
fredoniaq 7 months ago 5
He's still wearing that shirt.
EdSullivan101 7 months ago
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And he was only 18!!
bluesy58 7 months ago
I'd forgotten about this song until I heard it on a tv commercial.
pagescoslet 7 months ago 2
@pagescoslet OMG! Same here, love Stevie, Great voice.
mmullfish 7 months ago
siempre es placer escuchar a uno de los mejores grupo de los 60 y que tantos recuerdos traen, aun conservo algún disco de ellos es un placer veros en este vídeo chao
laikabella100 7 months ago
When I lived in Germany as a kid, this song (and other SDG hits) were playing everywhere. EVERYWHERE. Jukeboxes in the pubs, bands in the clubs, on the radio... and Stevie Winwood's voice was exceptional then as it still is today. This tune was also one of the first times we heard a fuzz tone on a guitar (Jeff Beck with the Yardbirds was another user.) Great stuff!
MrCherryJuice 7 months ago
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if i had his voice, id be typing this from a bel air mansion actually my maid would be typing this.
BBBsquad 8 months ago
if i had his voice, id be typing this from a bel air mansion actually my maid would be typingthis.
BBBsquad 8 months ago 3
Search for Errol Norstedt / Pack of Losers - Keep on Runnin'
Its a cover from a dead swedish legend :)
SvedenJimmy 8 months ago
Stevie's voice....it is so different.... love it
bluetoothhag 8 months ago
for some crazy reason this guys voice reminds me of jimmy cliff
52army 8 months ago
steve's brother Muff on that big ole Kay bass really drove all these spencer Davis songs
itsdandamage 8 months ago
yey, this is in tracy beaker returns:)x
alexbabxxxxx 8 months ago
Play this LOUD!.. and stick the middle finger through the eye hole if somebody knocks on your door and complains! :P
Terrilliser 8 months ago
Happy Birthday Steve....63 today.
denporter 8 months ago
He sounds black
r1chardsmith 8 months ago
And that was 1966, folks.
RioPugliese 8 months ago
Back when singers had to have talent...
clemdane 8 months ago in playlist More older music 4
No one sounds like him. Born with a soulful voice.
Mannchild11 9 months ago 6
très belle chanson que je recommande à tous mes amis. c'est gai et entrainant. ce rythme endiablé invite à la danse. comme disent les jeunes, c'est "rock'n'roll".
chrislebogosse 9 months ago
@chrislebogosse a bout de souffle
theachtungtree 9 months ago
WHY CANT I FIND THE ONE SONG IM LOOKING FOR! i could sworn it said" i keep on runnin a right round... or something like that, omg im getting really annoyed... anyhelp? :D
xiKoNz 10 months ago
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DieOverrrrrr 9 months ago
@xiKoNz
Dead or Alive - You Spin Me Round
gribbendonk 8 months ago
24 people love crappy singers!!
Terrilliser 10 months ago
Man ,that 45' had a wicked groove.Forty three years a fan, and I now know where CCRs John Fogerty copped his stage-look fromI Some of those studio shots had Steve looking more Fogerty than Fogerty.
Kenjock3000 10 months ago
In the 60's this song was used in a commercial for gasoline (or petrol) in Britain. It featured an E-type Jag driving along a beach...very groovy.
midmodgal 10 months ago
They've put him In the corner as punishment
reprovo 10 months ago
Powerful voice...love the guitar sound.
BostonHomer 10 months ago
best voice ever
Mryorkshirepudngravy 10 months ago
1965 and Stevie was just 17 years old and awesome.
bazmitch 10 months ago
Ah, back in the good old days, when a man could still stalk a woman...memories....I love you Spencer Davis...keep on running...
Tarclasp 11 months ago
@Tarclasp shut yow mouth
wintersproductions11 10 months ago
@wintersproductions11 keep on running wintersproductions.
Tarclasp 10 months ago
@Tarclasp lol
wintersproductions11 10 months ago
@Tarclasp lol howd you even find my comment
wintersproductions11 10 months ago
@wintersproductions11 You can run, but you can't hide...muah hah hah hah
Tarclasp 10 months ago
the music and the guys were hot back then lol
bevbarker1 11 months ago
I danced to this till my legs were like jelly in 1966 now I can't get out of the bloody chair!
WuffWuffOhFlashy 11 months ago 3
keepo on bummin
lukewilliams010 11 months ago
i got here cause of run fat boy run;)
but also, i LOVE THIS SONG!?
ChocolateFace07 11 months ago
as a 14 year old growing up around the bullshit they call 'music' these days, im proud to say that this is one of the greatest songs of all time
RapMusiK101 11 months ago 2
@RapMusiK101 Welcome to my teenage years
johnebigguns 11 months ago
@RapMusiK101 Welcome to my teenage music years
johnebigguns 11 months ago
@johnebigguns And mine!
annie482000 11 months ago
@RapMusiK101 as a 19 year old I agree. Lets see one of those crap popstars like ladyboy gaga attempt to sing something as good as this
Mryorkshirepudngravy 10 months ago
@Mryorkshirepudngravy I do get your point and partly agree.. but the example was bad as gaga can actually sing /watch?v=_7HvURBhMGE
Hassefar60 10 months ago
Good, old rock!
Levan1231 11 months ago
Winwood was so cute!! Really like this song... :)
MofroStone 11 months ago 2
Run fatboy run!
Markerer 1 year ago
steve winwood was/is hot.
lolliplop422 1 year ago
watch?v=46CNp89_52Y
fondoogle 1 year ago
I went to the 'Bike and Music Weekend' last year in Gieselwind, Germany to hear the Spencer Davis Group, and they were bettter last year than they were in the 1960's. Utterly brilliant. I'll go again if they are on this year. Look up 'bike and music weekend' in google and you can get all the details. Lots of beer, 60,000 motorbikes, beer, 15 groups, beer, 4 nights camping, beer, jet cars, beer, drag cars, beer. All for £27.50. Well, excluding the cost of the beer. And did I mention beer?
slaynt 1 year ago
Steve Winwood was ahead of his years regarding the development of his talent.
7747jc 1 year ago
I'm 21 and I prefer this type of music to muck that is out today! I wish i could have been 21 in the 60s
missvivers400m 1 year ago 5
@missvivers400m You & me both mate. Most of today's music is total sh!te!
TNO73 1 year ago
GREAT SONG/BAND/VOICE/MEMORY
tim60s321 1 year ago
It amazes me this powerful voice comes from one who seems so young. Excellent song and video. Thanks for sharing!!
Sugaree1956 1 year ago
when i am working out i just have this on repeat lol
DTX85 1 year ago
Whenever I hear this voice, I always imagine some giant black lad, and it never ceases to amaze me to realise it's this skinny, Welsh white boy
DominoGray 1 year ago
@DominoGray I thought the Spencer Davis Group had a black lead singer too.... ;-)
CJurasin 1 year ago
@DominoGray - yep, Stevie was 16 years old at the time... and I had just joined the scouts.
Berkcam 1 year ago
@DominoGray Stevie Winwood wasn't Welsh, he was from Birmingham. Maybe you are thinking of Andy Fairweather-Lowe singer in Amen Corner?
I saw Spencer Davis Group live the night England won the World Cup in 1966. Things don't get much better than that.
ronwhycherly 1 year ago
we made proper music in the 60s - not like this poofter shit of justin biber nowadays!
Ja14111948 1 year ago
one of the best white "soul" singers there was go stevie!!
tony671 1 year ago
@tony671
I know that's right.!! Is that powerful voice coming from him?! lol.
scootigger 1 year ago
looks like miming to me poor effort
johnny1985torrio 1 year ago
@johnny1985torrio Miming in the 60's!? Well I never
giddeo 1 year ago
@giddeo It was called "lip-synching" Many TV shows would NOT let a band like this do their song "live" because of the many things that could go wrong.
CJurasin 1 year ago
Good morning, do you like sixties? Listen and pod cast my program " great sound of 60' s " on the site plumfm. Greeting and made blooper in rock and roll.
Salut, vous aimez les sixties ? Ecoutez et podcatez mon émission "le super son des sixties" sur plum fm. Salut et faites gaffe au rock'n roll.
supersondessixties 1 year ago
i was lucky enough to see windwood twice. once in dayton, ohio in an arena, and they did an entire acoustic set, and once in schenectady, ny in a college church. both times it was with the traffic. never dissapoints.
mtnthai 1 year ago
@mtnthai It's Winwood ;)
thefltdriver 1 year ago
Too beastly for microphones.
bbok1208 1 year ago 61
great voice !! steve winwood !!!
tartinovich9 1 year ago 33
@tartinovich9 of course!!
smiauxx 1 year ago
I'm a man of the keys. And I have to perform this song with my school band. But there is no keyboard in it. So I gotta figure out how to make it sound cool with a piano.
dsmaster92 1 year ago
@dsmaster92
Sorry that this came so late, but. how about harmonica with a wireless mic? Or a great big honking monster of a concert harp, for volume! It's scale as keys,and the chord progressions are simple enuff to be played by a beginner.
Kenjock3000 10 months ago
Great Bass work, makes this song
Goldcoast4211 1 year ago 2
I wish Steve Winwood was my dad.
BadGirlOfAutism 1 year ago
1 of my top vinyl 45s
shemanic1 1 year ago
love that he doesnt even have a mic lol
johnnymac1986 1 year ago
Steve Winwood was cute as a young kid...great voice too.
calchick82 1 year ago 3
OMG..go to my channel and find the ORIGINAL VERSION,,by jackie edwards. if u love this song,,as i have since 1966,,,do yourself a favor and listen to it,,it is purer..and the way it was ment to be heard,,with not so much emphasis on the band,,,i actually think it's better. do urself a favor and listen to it.
CHUCKLOVES1969 1 year ago
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CHUCKLOVES1969 1 year ago
keeeeeeeeeeeeep
abiezer15rafael 1 year ago
un grand groupe de nos jeunes années que je n'ai jamais oublié, un grand merci
y pas à dire on savait s'amuser sur des rythmes endiablés
gotamnn1 1 year ago
un grand groupe de nos jeunes années que je n'ai jamais oublié, un grand merci
gotamnn1 1 year ago
steve winwood - definition of a prodigy
3waystopcock 1 year ago
Wow - great footage of an impossibly young Steve Winwood - as Eric Clapton described him at the time - "here's this spotty little white kid singing like Ray Charles!"
1953jazzman 1 year ago
Imagine if Steve Winwood joined Yes. Not a match for Steve Howe but could easily whip Rick Wakeman for the job.. Actually he should have been the pick to take Jon's place in the 80's on the Drama tour.
zappatx 1 year ago
@zappatx yeah
abiezer15rafael 1 year ago
@zappatx siiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
abiezer15rafael 1 year ago
my god he can't be over 16?t
woundedtree1 1 year ago
high time baby. just as good as this and a b side????
jamesbyker 1 year ago
try listening to... high time baby.... just as good as this,if not better
jamesbyker 1 year ago
En meget ung, men sikker Steve Winwood!
falsled 1 year ago
En meget ung men sikker Steve Winwood!
falsled 1 year ago
the way they move- the blocking vid of the bass player... defensive moves to block the unlimited sex orgies this tune created. taking over for blocking elvis.
cshargeit 1 year ago
In the 60's eric clapton was in london when someone told him that there was this kid in another pub that sounded like ray charles. Eric went over to see him and was floored. He had never heard a voice like that before Steve Winwood, he was just 16 yrs old. What a big voice coming out of that little frame.
ptquad50 1 year ago
Great song, fine group.
himynameiskili 1 year ago
I was actually searching for an other song, but he has an amazing voice!!
Suussiej5 1 year ago
im fucking ubsessed with this its fan fucking tastic
darkjj1995 1 year ago
by the way they move they look more like thunderbirds puppets in this than genuine people
jazzyslickboy 1 year ago
Steve Winwood is a musical prodigy, a true virtuoso and a genuis.....through 5 decades....and a man who has given me countless hours of joy with his music.....despite the fact that I was still in liquid form when he played with Blind Faith and later reformed Traffic. Thanks Mr. Winwood!
tiger2995 1 year ago
Used to watch Spencer Davis Goup at Twisted Wheel in Manchester. Another great song was Georgia On My Mind. When Stevie sang that you could hear a pin drop. Truly amazing
Catwoman371 1 year ago
Steve Winwood is actuallly 17 years old here, but only about 14 when this Spencer Davis Group formed in about 1963. BTW they call this blue-eyed soul, but Steve actually has brown eyes. He is an amazing and gifted man and actually better all around than his long-time friend and bandmate Eric Clapton.
africanbully31 1 year ago
greatt songg!! :D
mohi994 1 year ago
No way ws Steve 18 in 1966 -Try 15/16
Catwoman371 1 year ago
@Catwoman371 Yeah you rite, it was remarked upon that when he sang "When I was just a little boy of seventeen" he was only 15/16 and I think "Somebody Help Me" came out around the same time as this -prob'ly same year or so.
slideharp1 1 year ago
Who's the guy at 1:17... he reminds me of someone, but I can't think who...
CrazyIsCool1 1 year ago
@CrazyIsCool1 looks like he could be related to Clay Aikens
heyjohnnyfish 1 year ago
@CrazyIsCool1
That's Spencer Davis, bears a stirking resemblance to a young Eric Clapton
TheRoadstarman 1 year ago
With that kind of soul they should have been on the Stax label.
championshipstatus 1 year ago
Hot Damn! STEVE WINWOOD?! I had nooo idea, THANK GOD for the internet, :) !! LOVE THIS SONG!
lovewillkillusall 1 year ago
BIG UP TO LEGENDARY JACKIE EDWARDS jamaican reggae artist who wrote this song. still sounds good till this day.........................
Aeromance21 1 year ago
Great, great song. Used in Mr Holland's Opus when he is driving to the hopital.
mikealv59 1 year ago
what memories this song brings to my mind...great guys
margaretjackson6671 1 year ago
awesome !
conradheidi 1 year ago
the 1966's best song
fanchbrezoneg 1 year ago
Spencer Davis (real name Otto Von Zerrz) was on trial for crimes agsanist the People of the DDR when he wroted this loverly song. This song was singed by the immortal Little Richie, famous soul singer of the Japanesser Reich
BrokenneckYgor 1 year ago
@BrokenneckYgor:
I take that conspiracy theory of yours and I raise you, Scientology!
Try believing in that!
anonUK 1 year ago
KEEP ON RUNNING RAOUL MOAT!!
BravoStuZero 1 year ago
@BravoStuZero freak
lukesarres 1 year ago
Good thought! Would've been pretty darn close to a Sam & Dave!
radiosandclocks 1 year ago
Steve Winwood is so very much under appreciated
666Eva 1 year ago
@666Eva maybe by the masses(asses) not by Musicians, or by the people in the know!
dan32113 1 year ago
the singer you call Steve is actualle Sergio Mikhailovitch, Grand Duke and Heir to the throne of Monteblanco, one time a highly civilised country in se Europa. First the nazis, then the reds ruined this most magni9ficent land! High Highness Sergio became a musician
BrokenneckYgor 1 year ago
thanks for that fuzzygreen duck! Stevie Winwood has a brilliant voice
lollysoul 1 year ago
The intro of this reminds me of Stevie Wonder's 'Everything is Alright' (might not be the correct title, sorry). I don't say that in a derogatory way either; they are both cool songs and to think that both singers were just teenagers when they recorded them! Amazing.
BadGirlOfAutism 1 year ago
Song was inspired by Negro youth being chased by aggressive polizei in Los Angeles.----Cyclopedia of Rock and Roll (Beirut, 1980)
BrokenneckYgor 1 year ago
i love this song!!!
SomniaCallidus 1 year ago
beautiful sound, im in love with this song!
TOMMY95215 1 year ago
Fucking love this song !!!!!!!!!!!!
bigals1000 1 year ago
he was 16 when he wrote amazing
elliot96G 1 year ago
All my mates raved over this fantastic bass line in the sixties and it still sounds as good especially loud.
feniblog 1 year ago
never knew this was Steve Winwood till I heard his new CD with this on... had some brilliant songs over the years
Why was it called Spencer davis any one know??
lollysoul 1 year ago
@lollysoul Spencer Davis was the man who founded this Group. He heard Steve and his brother Muff-----real name Mervin. Then he asked them to join him. Spencer Davis was arround Birmingham Blues etc for a while before this.
fuzzygreenduck 1 year ago
i just so love this riff
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