Spencer Davis Group - Gimme Some Lovin' (Stereo Music Video)

[@grannyjudi1]

At age 72 I am soooo blessed to have lived during the best music time ever..we still rocking here...hope you are as well....

[@mzmaryd6452]

Me too!! ❤

[@chinto50]

You got it.

[@seamusmoran4776]

How's it going man??

[@nanook8721]

Same!!

[@JörgHoffmann-Bäcker]

Yeah

[@stephenlalor-q1q]

I am 77 and heard this in 66. What memories!

[@kielerdeern3115]

like mw...

[@davidoftheglen3447]

I'm 45 and this song still gets me bouncing 🕺🕺

[@chazmann108]

Steve Winwood's voice always sounded like it was coming from far away, in an otherworldly, stupendous way. The distintinctive voice you know in a single note and so impossibly young here; like we ALL were back then. We were lucky kids!

[@stacyward4309]

It doesn't sound as if that voice is coming from that little guy!

[@nekoklems]

It's like he's got something caught in his throat, but he don't care.

[@nicolasmith8923]

First 2 seconds gives me goosebumps !

[@ganymeade5151]

Very, very lucky indeed. We had and have heart and soul.

[@micksherwood996]

Nothing like it today

[@chrisdarcy6508]

Over half a century later I'm still reminded daily of how fortunate we were to have these masterpieces ringing in our teenage ears.

[@judgemarshall6127]

🎯🏆🥇

[@awakenotwoke-tk3ec]

Hell yeah man I was born in 77 I grew up to good music I didn't live it but I love it!🤘you guys grew up in the good days when everyone had a rhyme and a reason give me 60s 70s rock any day! Hell yeah 💪⚡️☠️⚡️

[@zentriffid]

dont get me started.

[@oldschoolconnie4733]

​@@awakenotwoke-tk3ec j7 ips

[@willjackson716]

A M E N !

[@nigelwillmott6177]

This is not only one of the most memorable tracks of the 1960's (the zenith of the 45 single); it's one of the bests tracks in the history of popular music.

[@georgewash2626]

100% agree Steve Winwood + SPENCER DAVIS perfect kick ass combination !💣💥

[@stevesmodelbuilds5473]

Little Stevie first sang this at age 16. Insane...

[@Mimi-nb2tu]

Definitely! Superb song, always chases the blues away, one of my alltime faves!😊😊

[@mercian7]

Wow!

[@2011pmacz]

Ain't that the truth - the type of tune that makes you want to spend £10,000 on good speakers - can't be played too loud!

[@OldJoe212]

It is impossible to play this song too loud. One of the greatest of all time.

[@judgemarshall6127]

100% Agree man...🎯

[@paultaylor9934]

Got a court order and a fined said it wasn’t load enough 😂

[@christineaiken9896]

Classic Rock Will Never Die! 2023

[@chrisburnett6698]

It's 2023 and I still listen to this and other music from the 60s 70s 80s etc and I will never stop.

[@dave438-jw3]

...and the '50s--I'm a Chuck Berry, Little Richard, Fats Domino, etc. fan!

[@ShaunaAllen-qn6lt]

Me, here in2024. Steve Winwoods voice and music has stood the test of time.

[@smtube23]

This 18 year old kid has one of the greatest and most recognized voices in music history!

[@madishari]

Steve Wiwood

[@calito44]

16 whn he recorded

[@landsea7332]

Well he sounds a bit like Ray Charles - but I can't find a single example to back that up . Except , they both had a version of Georgia . .

[@mrooney714]

​@@landsea7332I'm no expert but pretty sure I've read he was heavily influenced by American blues, Jazz etc etc.

[@werewolfwelding]

He was 15 when this was recorded😊

[@Flap999]

And now I am 71 and this still has it's power. 😀

[@brucebarclay1967]

I m 74...Power is Right!!!

[@marclayne9261]

68 here!

[@hilaryfairhall1460]

Ditto😊

[@bryancorcoran760]

As a 70 yr old man i was there for the original and its brilliant if you are listening to Spencer Davis its happy days

[@12ga49]

we were 15 years old...my father cursed the record player!

[@aerodigital]

@@12ga49 Winwood was the same age and he just dropped this on the world with so much energy. He can play over 10 instruments as well. Truly a legend.

[@strictlynorton]

Class of '57 here. Remember listening to this on my little solid state radio walking to school with my kid brother. Really good times man. Big 07 for you and your great taste brother.

[@re.ra.7078]

I am 72 an still have the original vynil disk.

[@mzmaryd6452]

@@re.ra.7078Amazing!!

[@johnrudan9699]

Hi all music lovers in 2020! Just to clarify: Steve Winwood was born in May 1948 and this was recorded in June 1966 just after his 18th birthday. Still, what a voice!

[@MD-rd7bn]

And I was 17 then....and enjoyed it very much... that someone of my age could do this...

[@dbrinkm1]

hi John !...I was 19 and a soph. at Rock Valley College J.C. [ Rkfd. Illinois] about ready to graduate that year and transfer to Illinois State U, the next. Friends from school and myself drove up to Univ. of Wisc. [ Whitewater] one cold winter nite to attend a dance at their Union Ballroom. Great band that played this song many times.On the way up and back to Rockford , WLS Chicago played this song many times that nite as it was a huge hit on the billboard 100 top 20. Great nite to remember The Spencer Davis group !

[@michelcapitaine6025]

Steve Winwood....clearly an underrated singer...

[@christyler373]

2021

[@giovanna722]

@@michelcapitaine6025 He's very highly rated by musicians. I've been a huge fan since 1969. Wonderful talent!

[@wfjw]

THERE IS NO EXPIRE DATE FOR THIS SONG

[@judgemarshall6127]

I'll second that motion. Always a classical MASTERPIECE.

[@paulandersen9492]

Amen

[@Maridun50]

First song I ever heard with the Stones.

[@malegrissusran8847]

@@Maridun50 ?? There is no Stones song named '' Gimme Some Lovin'"" !

[@Maridun50]

@@malegrissusran8847 You are absolutely right. Wrong post. I don't know what happened.

[@Stives1979]

It's a banging soul sound for sure, who ELSE feels the same as me right now in oct 2024 thanks for a excellent upload 💯👍🎵🎶🎸✊✊✊

[@michaelobrian6103]

at age 72, I am glad i was around for great music.

[@deezden1]

I'm 72 also & still Rockin my ASS OFF

[@bubamaranovichok4901]

Hey kids enough of bragging with your age. Saying it by an almost 77 yrs young dude who looks like the oldest in this comment section. Heard it under Soviet ruled society on the Free Europe radio with almost endless other British timeless music. Which one, which one ? The list lengths could connect me to the moon .

[@censorshipsucks9493]

When this song comes on in a movie shit's about to get real. Thank you Adam Project for introducing this classic to another generation.

[@cynical2to1]

In 1969 I was in Fredericton, New Brunswick for the summer. A small ad on the uni bulletin board said "The Spencer Davis Group" Woodstock High School. Woodstock had a population of about 4,000 on a good day Anyway, my girlfriend and I drove up for the show Even without the Winwoods they were professional and put on a good show for the 80 or so of us who attended. Maybe this was where they got the idea for Spinal Tap

[@chuckwagon5518]

I am so proud of my generation in that they produced so many great artists, who made so much great music! There will never, ever be a musical explosion like we saw in the 50's, 60's and part of the 70's! Frankly, it's been all down hill since then...

[@steveedgell7484]

Don't forget the period also threw up its fair share of highly successful drivel. I'm naming The Bachelors and Engelbert Humperdinck but there was plenty more to avoid.

[@flemingcourt]

Why are YOU proud? What did YOU do to contribute?

[@marios2705]

Amen Chuck. I miss all this so much. The music matched the times so perfectly. Thank God for You Tube.

[@tzackaria7]

chuck wagon also won that viet nam war all by his self@@flemingcourt

[@BrandonAEnglish]

Dissing the 80s and 90s? God forbid. I can't imagine what life would be like without many amazing artists and bands from these decades. It may not be your cup o' tea but for many the 80s-90s are also great.

[@catsmeow9025]

God, this sing brings tears to my eyes & gratefulness to my soul! I'm so glad we/ I made it😇👏🏽🥲!!!

[@Stepherner]

NO WAY!, Steve Winwood. No wonder the Organ is that killer!

[@nevergivein4084]

Yes way, fantastic for a 15 year old.

[@TheGlover406]

Steve Winwood's voice and Hammond organ are incredibly powerful

[@elisabethaxelsson4736]

Yes

[@grantalbrecht7206]

@@elisabethaxelsson4736 yes

[@edby263]

Hammond organs were sent by God

[@blase7733]

Well, he was 18 at the time, born in May 1948 same as me. We’re 73 now and I’ve been listening to Stephen since the Spencer Davis days when this was recorded. Damn that’s a long time.

[@Elvis.Pelvis]

Awesome. I always assumed he was playing a B-3 or a C, but it was an L series, no Leslie. Not familiar to me, but on other video it shows (Somebody Help Me). These guys got me on B-3's and Leslies when I was 16, have had three over the years.

[@TomBeckett-e5w]

If this song doesn't get you reved up nothing will. Great song.

[@sharonschiller1711]

First really great rock song on KZbin I have stumbled across without having the comments turned off... hopefully I won't jinx this one! Just listening makes me take the escalator upward!

[@2011pmacz]

Quite possibly my very fave record of the 60's - a decade of some incredible music too. Can't be played too loud.

[@kevinhannah2074]

What a musical prodigy Steve Winwood is. Lead vocals at 16 on one of the greatest rock and roll tunes of all time. Amazing.

[@bass0111]

Myth-busting: he turned 18 a month before this was recorded.

[@LettyK]

Kevin Hannah Yep, and they only had a couple of hits and then called it a day..

[@sueannajones-yzaguirre3599]

Kevin Hannah Actually he just turned 18 when he co wrote and sang lead vocals on give me lovin.

[@strictlynorton]

He's a musical savant.

[@liamg2271]

Winwood Is absolutely a musical genius. Has never gotten the credit he deserves.

[@charleslayton9610]

16 years old with a voice like that, and his talent, Stevie is a rock music god and always will be

[@alexwarner6111]

Charles Layton I spent years just assuming this song was sung by some Motown dude.

[@truthmatters-jt5up]

Eric Burdon is another one

[@aclark903]

Learned to sing at St John's church, Perry Barr.

[@maggieoakley9020]

Steve Ellis another brilliant singer for his age amazing 60s

[@NeverKnowinglyUndersouled]

Amazing what smoking as a kid can do, isn't it 😆

[@ChubbyChecker182]

I was born in 1972, but God Damn the 60s were amazing for music. God Bless KZbin for allowing us to see how amazing it was.

[@TheLarryBrown]

I love the surprise LOL moment at 1:35 when Stevie Winwood is sitting under the hairdryer, and yet he still looks down at the organ to make sure he's hitting the keys correctly!!!! What a pro!

[@bobradford2637]

This song rocked then and it rocks now. Awesome!

[@smtube23]

That's what so great about rock n roll!

[@FourSeasonsHD]

This song is the best scene in Days of Thunder.

[@rolfstrack6029]

Of Course

[@ierc6532]

Of course my horse...

[@brandoncherry1651]

Forever 😘🤪🤪😜💯

[@kathyparcheta2795]

Brings back great memories of being in college in the 70's. Went with my rowdy friends on Mondays to the local bar for oldies night. When this song started, EVERYONE started clapping, pounding the tables & stomping in time to the music. The lights hanging from the ceiling swung, tables shook & drinks sloshed out of glasses. It was like an earthquake.

[@kayhansen9229]

I heard that Steve Winwood was 15 when he wrote I'm a man wow what a great song so young so young and yet so tall many years later I saw him in Houston Texas right after Higher Love came out oh boy what a treat. Now I am 65 and he is even older. Still remember all the good old songs. More cowbell please.

[@airamad2]

I am so proud that I had the privilege of growing up on 60s. I'm not feeling nostalgic or fear of getting old, bands from the 60s and 70s make me fly back in time, smile and feeling alive. Thank you Steve Winwood.

[@judyakajude3370]

I was in my early 20s in the 60s. Best music 🎶🎼🎹🎸 I moved from Utah to Hollywood, CA in 1968!

[@kdfrkdfr]

This song will never get old.

[@frankfarago2825]

This song was a huge hit in Hungary when it came out. I believe 1966, but it could have been 1967. Radio Free Europe played it a lot, too.

[@ahmedmamdouhhegazy1746]

Art stays. I listened to this at 4 am in 2022. I live in Cairo, miles miles away from where the artist lived. He is probably dead now. I listened to this song and I cried then I danced. I danced for an hr alone in a dark room. That’s what art does. It’s recognizable, it doesn’t age and it moves.

[@donaldallen4285]

Steve Winwood had a really incredible music career with all the bands and songs he wrote and sang

[@chrisstewart8259]

and played.

[@mzmaryd6452]

Who’s listening to this in 2024? 💃🏾🕺🏾💃🏾💃🏾

[@oszkarpetz8079]

Me! Daily!

[@seamusmoran4776]

me for the first time since 2012

[@lisalavina3684]

Me, too! song kicks ass.

[@kingleech16]

Yeppers.

[@KimWiedmaier-fh6wh]

Me too.Best music ever..

[@MrRobcfc]

How 4 people can belt out a sound like this is totally beyond me.

[@brucedelaplain7138]

It's totally awesome, just as it was when it came out. I used to have the album. Our band did a few songs from it including this one. Regarding the size of the band, check this out for only THREE people! kzbin.info/www/bejne/p3fJn5-Pl6t4n6c Back in the day, small bands were the thing, man. None of these over-produced corporate entertainment spectacles.

[@MrVl1500]

Because they were real musicians! this was their life blood

[@donnarawlinsfrench220]

Vale Spencer Davis - my wife and I had the great privilege of meeting you after a gig a decade or so ago - what a complete gentleman you were, weathering our childhood adulation about exciting, urgent music with humour and grace. Vale, Spencer - your band's wonderful music was a touchstone of 60s culture, and lives on throughout so many "changing of the guards"; still exciting, urgent and completely damn danceable. Thank you!

[@loll.263]

So Glad I Made It !!!!, Still Listening to a Brilliant Band at 70 Years old.

[@excellenceinrecycling4093]

It’s 2020 and this tune still blows my mind !

[@katemclean1342]

Excellence in Recycling lets dance😄

[@victoriakirchner4371]

Listen to the quarantine version he just did of Gimme Some Lovin in his 70s! Still great voice and probably better organ playing!

[@excellenceinrecycling4093]

@@katemclean1342 with you pretty lady anytime!

[@colingeddes2172]

An absolute timeless brilliant piece of music. Still rocks 50 odd years later Love stevie winwood.

[@francoamerican111]

I agree, it's a great song even today in 2021.

[@AllanOstermann]

Thank you, Stevie. For this, Traffic, Blind Faith, solo stuff, and making this one of the Grateful Dead's best covers!!! You rule.

[@djboz52]

+Allan Ostermann Totally agree

[@kenseibert144]

I've been waiting since 1965 I know that's too much waiting since birth of back then. Is there a world record for that? I am a good person 😂

[@norbertfranz2611]

Bin mit 66JAHRE noch immer mit dabei!

[@LPJack02]

RIP Spencer Davis (July 17, 1939 - October 19, 2020), aged 81 You will be remembered as a legend.

[@JohnFordJr-sh9ov]

Me,I remember when it first came out,it was being played on both Black radio stations as well as White ones,and it still makes your hips shake,thanks for the memories,In Loving ❤️ Gratitude.

[@philr182]

15 year old skinny white kid with the soulful voice... A timeless classic.

[@lindafox7506]

FIF. TEEN.

[@davidkerr7694]

One of the greatest voices ever

[@chrisjohnson4165]

Maybe the best music video on YT.

[@carreyperea2201]

those opening bars still give me the chills!!

[@judgemarshall6127]

"Totally agree and I'm right there with you Gurlfriend"..... 🤔👨🏽‍✈️✈🌍🏆💥

[@carllefong]

Our Soul Band opened every gig in the '60's with this song. I played the bass. The hair on my arms still stands up any time I hear it!!

[@misterchristopher8857]

Steve Winwood's distinctive voice helps this song stand the test of time. A truly fun song. Thanks.

[@jimmyrodasmolestina979]

Steve winwood later on to become in the band called traffic !!! Thank you for posting great memories

[@zoltanszabo2256]

Gyerekkoromban, a 60as években naponta 10-15× meghallgattam. Összesen legalább 1000x... és sosem untam meg!!! Csodás zene!!! Köszönet érte!!! Üdvözlettel Magyarországról👋🇹🇯

[@tiki_trash]

I don't know what language you speak. MORE COWBELL!

[@zoltanszabo2256]

@@tiki_trash Magyarul!

[@stevethmod5387]

What a voice!! And listern to that organ! Goosebumps!!This song brings back great memories from my mod days!

[@Dtrain-kq8kd]

Great early video, Steve with the hair dryer and the penguin and little drummer keeps the beat driving....Dan Maines

[@TTraveller3]

Outstanding group! Great song! Windwood still has his unique voice!!!! So many good memories!!!

[@juliusoosthuizen7993]

Just saw the sad news of Spencer Davis' death today. R.I.P. to one of the 60's legends 😥

[@TheKing60210]

Holy fuck dude, please throw 2020 away

[@jjsteel43]

Unfortunately, there will be musicians dying just about every year.

[@katherinehunter9526]

@@TheKing60210 Totally agree! I'm Done! Every day was worse than the last. Hopefully all we've learned and Woken up, to work together, to help everyone, wake up and grow, take care of ourselves, and eachother and love everyone unconditionally! Peace, love, health and harmony be with you. ✌❤🙏

[@alancameron2433]

Bless the sacred memory.

[@katherinehunter9526]

🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹 Rest in Peace Spencer Davis. Thanks for all the music I danced my heart out to so many of your tunes. Bless your musical Soul. ✌💞🎶🤘🙏 🇨🇦💃🐈

[@brucedelaplain7138]

I was recently back from Viet Nam and playing in a rock band in Seattle. We played four songs from this great Spencer Davis album. I played organ and sang. Love Stevie Winwood organ and singing! I'm 78 now but still love it!

[@sheliarangel3828]

Oh yeah!!!!🎉🎉🎉 Love this song

[@michaelprice8458]

Anybody who loves real music and not today’s garbage.

[@WvhKerkhof]

OK boomer.

[@andrewchiarelli2420]

​@@WvhKerkhof umad

[@vibradiant]

Call me a Luddite, but there was something so inventively marvelous about the creativity within limitations of early music videos. Rip Mr. Davis

[@johnc7321]

We're lucky to have such a talent still among us in 2021. Sorry, but computerized, mind deadening techno music and rap just doesn't cut it.

[@barbiemortimer1322]

This song always gets them on the dance floor😘. It’s a banger 🥰❤️❤️

[@mercian7]

One of the the first that I danced with my lovely lady.

[@TheLynnl]

So true. It was impossible not to get up.

[@michaelpericles8704]

Timeless music doesn't get any better than this thank you from St Petersburg FL

[@thesink5723]

71 here , 12/15/24 .... Great group ended to early. Steve Winwood carried on to Traffic another aweso me group !!

[@nigden1]

The incredible voice of Steve Winwood, to think we had him and Steve Marriott in the same decade. 'So glad we made it,' I'm just glad I lived through it.

[@maxsugar6394]

Steve Winwood's voice is recognizable from thousands of people. wowww .. great !!!

[@caroll3084]

Thank goodness to Birmingham UK and all the wonderful talent from there in the 60's and 70's , too many to list. So glad that I grew up there.

[@donwhite3820]

I saw them in concert HOUSTON TX 1966 they brought the house down !!!!! So glad is was there !!!! Praise God !

[@bonnieholland6801]

When Steve sings it's unreal. Such an exceptional vocal talent. He was born to sing no doubt.

[@TheSteelord]

No, that was Gwen Stefani 🤣

[@bonnieholland6801]

@@TheSteelord wtf does she have to do with Spencer Davis? She wasn't even born when this song and video were made.

[@djaymyriam3004]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@Amy-po3hu]

Thank goodness for this time!!!

[@northernlight696]

Brings back so many memories of being a teen in the fabulous sixties.

[@LettyK]

Maple Leaf .... Yes, me too - some of the best days of my life..

[@mortisha8693]

We were lucky to be teens in the 60s and 70s - that was when the best musicians and music exploded onto the scene, it’s so fine that many of these musicians are still with us and still making music. This music was the background of my formative years and I still love it!

[@MrAlsfan5]

@@mortisha8693 Y'all put it perfectly. I'm now 72 and still madly in love with rock and roll. I still play guitar and rock and roll was the fuel of our generation.

[@kenmills2294]

letty k ,i agree with that, great times and great music

[@tinypurplefishesrunlaughin8052]

Mortisha Well said, I’m right there with ya !!! It was an awesome time for music, we’re so lucky it was recorded and the equipment used at the time still does it justice. Thankful in Texas

[@Pr3lude9]

Woke up on this fine morning with this song stuck in my head. Steve Winwood's got a hell of a voice.

[@terencerollins7917]

My mom went to Great Barr Comprehensive with Stevie Winwood. He was incredible from such a young age.

[@oughtonoughton2634]

What a magical sound of the 60s ,,,,, This guys voice was the best ever ,xxx im so glad we made it lol x

[@TheDarkDutchman]

Beautiful timeless musical piece of art! RIP Spencer Davis...passed away yesterday.

[@clownnworldorder]

Steve Winwood was only around 18 years old at the time of this song. Fantastic

[@jaimemaese8329]

I am , im 75 yrs and i love this songs. The new stuff is for the hooligans😢

[@paulaellis5060]

Best “go crazy dancing” song with an iconic singer at such an incredibly young age!!! Loved being a teenager and going crazy to this one!

[@Varzo11]

Just saw Steve Winwood opening for the Doobies and he did this song. He is almost 80 and is still awesome in concert. If you get a chance I would highly recommend seeing him live!

[@carolanncesare7170]

1967 driving my 496 Chevy SS Impala near Jacksonville Fla. ZOOOOOOOOM !!

[@cizia69]

Makes my soul fly!

[@dianelauletta4939]

Mine too ❤

[@elisabethaxelsson4736]

Same here

[@johnc2893]

many thanks cizia69

[@jaywatson9007]

Ditto.:-)

[@ratkomartin2005]

Aye,,,

[@stephenchipkin274]

OK, this is the real deal from June 1966. The single sits unloved with other singles in my basement. Incredible song, muscular performance, great singing by a very young Stevie Winwood. I won't say this is better or worse than what teenagers listen to today, but it is different- and if you're 72, it's the story of our youth.

[@attila-5491]

I listened to this music when I was twelve years old, now I am sixty-five and I still listen to it with immense pleasure. Nothing has changed, only the age...!

[@Bamm412000]

I am 79 and still listen to it...Shoulders rocking, foot tapping..

[@TheLarryBrown]

Man everyone on here just keeps talking about Stevie Winwood's amazing singing and that's really something for him to outshine this incredibly excellent video that no one is mentioning. This seems like a really sophisticated music video for the time. Artsy. M.C. Escher, rented out an entire department store for the shoot, the LOL hair dryer moment with Stevie's ironic lack of acknowledgement, the mannequins 2:00, the stiff, affected manner of the performers, the seamless segue from the department store mirrors into the multi-screen effect even with double exposure 2:10, the mechanical penguin's steps are even synchronized to the music 1:40. How many times have you EVER seen anyone risking dismemberment by lying prone on a moving escalator? 1:10 EXCELLENT!!

[@pastorchris5533]

How could anyone hear Steve Winwood’s voice and not believe in God? PURE TRANSCENDENCE!!! Thank you God, thank you Steve!!!

[@pigurine]

I am so glad o grew up on the 60s. Nothing absolutely nothing can compare to it.

[@elisabethaxelsson4736]

True I was born 1956 also so glad of grewing upp in the 60,s early 70 s a great time

[@tinypurplefishesrunlaughin8052]

I’m so thankful also I was born in 58 and enjoyed music of my older siblings. Life was great , really great!

[@pf8951]

I grew up in the 70's. That was dullsville, compared to the 60's.

[@elisabethaxelsson4736]

MR Spock yes the 60,s was so great to grow up in , the early 70,s was ok

[@flemingcourt]

Sad to say, the girls and boys of the 2000s say this about RAP!

[@annieh5479]

17 year old Steve Winwood - great stuff.

[@organenthusiast5803]

Had the chance to meet Steve Winwood through work last year. The guy is as humble and cool as he is talented. Love you Steve!

[@timothysullivanmusic7142]

This video contradicts the fabulous energy of this song. One the best vocal performances in rock / pop / r+b ever!

[@VILJL]

Spencer Davis, the leader of a rock group that had some of the most propulsive and enduring hits of the 1960s, including “Gimme Some Lovin’,” “I’m a Man” and “Keep On Running” - all sung not by him but by a teenage Steve Winwood - died Monday October 19, 2020, in Los Angeles. He was 81. The cause was pneumonia, Bob Birk, his booking agent and friend, said, adding that Davis had been hospitalized for the last week. Davis co-wrote “Gimme Some Lovin’,” his group’s biggest hit. He played rhythm guitar in the band and occasionally sang lead vocals, lending his baritone voice mostly to blues-oriented material and never to the band’s hit singles.

[@jhanlon1903]

@David Bell i'm a man also a great song, also done very good by Chicago, check it out

[@babybullsmith001]

How sad. Pneumonia is #1 killer for people over 50yr old

[@ganymeade5151]

RIP, Great One. Your heart and soul live on 4 ever in your music.

[@AnnaLVajda]

Davis. You know it.

[@onetruecharlatan]

Birmingham, England. The Second City. Lead the world into the Industrial Revolution, supplied the forces with arms and munitions to defeat Hitler and gave some of the best music, (from all genres), the world has ever heard. I LOVE my city

[@annmartin3915]

I am 68 now my favourite song of all time.

[@clydecavalieri4511]

This recording has it all, great vocals, great driving beat, great Hammond B-3, they give it all and don't hold back even on the hey!

[@roberttyndall5279]

Definitely one of my favorite songs again stevie winwood kicking ass from deonmidnight song on u tube called drowning i met him in the 70s when he was with traffic awesome

[@thematthatter13]

This is one of my favourite songs to turn on full blast while driving down the interstate. Windows rolled down, Music turned all the way up, and a long stretch of open road to go down. Best times.

[@stevogeezer]

Steve Winwood...greatest voice of the 60s ? this guy has a great blues/soul voice ....why is it not talked about ? phenomenal voice

[@57debraann]

Agreed. He is still singing at 73 and sounds good.

[@paulwhite6250]

This is the song that I remember. I didn't know that Steve was with the Spencer Davis group

[@eeandersen]

Lifetime favorite tune! I have such a strong memory of this song. I was a freshman in high and went to my first dance. The local cover band was set up in the cafeteria on a short stage. The band played this magic tune with the repetitive bass beat and kids danced in the low light. That scene is etched into my memory and every time I have heard the song for the past 55 years, I think back to that time, and smile remembering that image.