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» Review of the week: Steve Winwood

A teenage prodigy who had massive chart success at the age of 17 as vocalist/keyboardist with Spencer Davis Group
(‘I’m A Man,’ ‘Keep On Runnin’), Steve Winwood has a special place in the heart of a generation weened on the music of the late ‘60s and into the early ‘70s, as Winwood traversed the musical landscape playing with the seminal Traffic, Blind Faith and recording with artists such as Jimi Hendrix (on Electric Ladyland). His distinctive and soulful voice are intact as is his relaxed, bohemian vibe – there’s a casual look on stage, his band made up of exemplary musicians, but not too muso, playing a mixture of old favourites, hits and newer tracks. Winwood’s essential soul-funk grooves regularly hit the spot, as appreciated by a fantastic mix of old and new fans, and a well deserved standing ovation. A legend.
The Brighton Dome, 10 November
5/5
Jeff Hemmings

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