STEVE WINWOOD - CAN'T FIND MY WAY HOME | REACTION

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[@marymargaretmoore9034]

Steve Winwood and Eric Clapton were both in Blind Faith (the band that did this song).

[@robertphelps1574]

They also played together in the short lived Eric Clapton & The Powerhouse in 1966

[@mitchellhartman6205]

This is not Blind Faith, which had Clapton, Winwood, Ginger Baker, and Ric Grech.

[@fewwiggle]

@@mitchellhartman6205 I think she meant the band that did this song first.

[@ninjavigilante5311]

Missing the great ginger baker!

[@marymargaretmoore9034]

@@ninjavigilante5311 You're right, and Ginger!

[@rogerstarkey5390]

Actually THREE legends on guitar for this one. Derek's Trucks on slide.

[@BST-lm4po]

And Willie Weeks on Bass guitar. A legend in his own right. (When Clapton & Winwood put together a project, they can pick the best of the best,.....and they did)!

[@tommccafferty5591]

And Doyle Bramhall II isn't a slouch either. He's the lefty.

[@TheDivayenta]

There’s a gorgeous video of Steve doing this on acoustic guitar in front of a crackling, blazing fireplace at his estate.

[@nancy9891]

Both giants in their own right. When Stevie Winwood was in Spencer Davis Group and sang “Gimme Some Lovin”, he was recognized immediately as a British treasure, playing an organ like an old pro although only a teenager. He has written and sung so many great songs over the years. His soulful voice always gets me in the heart ❤️.

[@cindyfalstrom7231]

LOVED Spencer Davis Group.

[@bluesrock1]

Everyone on the stage here is a legend. Willie Weeks bass, Steve Jordan drums. Doyle Branhall II guitar, Derek Trucks slide guitar. How's that for a backing band?

[@jerryhorne7547]

Derek Trucks is very good guitarist in his rite. He is the son of The Allman Brothers Band drummer Butch Trucks.

[@ronmurray7524]

I could be wrong but I thought Derek Trucks was Butch Trucks nephew, either way he’s Awesome..

[@bluesrock1]

@@jerryhorne7547 He is the nephew of Butch Trucks, not his son.

[@bluesrock1]

@@ronmurray7524 that's correct, nephew not son.

[@jerryhorne7547]

@@bluesrock1My bad. Derek is indeed the nephew of Butch Trucks, not his son. Thanks for correcting me.

[@stevep2430]

4 legends playing guitar there, Steve Windwood, Eric Clapton, Derek Trucks and Doyle Bramhall II.

[@philipcarrell3945]

Not trying to comment on the vid or make some kind of request. Just saying thanks for letting us older folks reexperience this great music with you! Some of these songs I'd almost forgotten about, but as you discover it, I get to rediscover it. I just wanted to say thanks for that.

[@maryburch346]

Thank you !!! It make me so happy to hear this...I just ordered CDs of Doobie brothers and can't wait to receive them....they take me back to a kinder and gentler time... for me....it was music... Steve windwood was and is great👍❤️

[@philipcarrell3945]

@@maryburch346 I remember back in 1977 I saw the Doobie Brothers live at a small outdoor venue. What a great show! Enjoy your CD, and close your eyes when you listen and picture you and a few hundred friends hanging with the band and just jammin'!

[@raycewilliams3300]

I believe this song was Steve's message to (Eric Clapton) to stop seeing himself as a rock god, stop abusing your body with hard drugs etc.... then wasted can't find the way home, where home is" the music" that these two shared in common earlier. For me personally I had spent 27 months oveseas in the U.S. Army and this song came out a few months before my return to the United States. I remember being in the barracks and singing along thinking to myself that.... I just can't find my way home.

[@davebeach2343]

Thank you for your service, I missed the draft by a few years. I still remember looking in the newspaper for what lottery numbers were attached to each day in the year. I recall that my birthday was given the number 304 the last year of the draft.

[@robertevans2450]

I worked for Santana for a few concerts one summer, and Steve was the opener, although like a lot of talent that plays with Santana, more of a co-headliner, as they are given the time and stage the same if they want it. During this one outdoor music amphitheater with a bowl backdrop concert, Steve went into this song and it was about the 4th or 5th shared song with Santana, merging the transition between Steve's act and Santana's, both backing bands on stage playing this tune...the sunset found its completion in the song, an off in the distance thunderstorm soaking up the humidity and heat of a hot July day in a river town, putting a slight refreshing cool breeze across the land, the stage lights centering the focus of attention on the source of energy that was warm, inviting, encompassing, uplifting, loving and familiar. One of the most memorable events I have been blessed to witness, an event that can only happen in live music, and while not unique to the older talent still performing, they still generate such moments more often than not, and it is so organic and beautiful, I find it hard to believe these events by such artists aren't the most sought after events, for the lack of negativity, aggression, depressive inspiration is something adored by all cultures, all peoples, all walks of life. If you see the older talent playing a gig near enough to venture to, you should grab the wife and friends and make an event of it, for it most assuredly promises to have provided the source for memorable moments in life.

[@patriciosuau9479]

Dos leyendas del rock , Steve Windwood y Eric Clapton ( mano lenta ,Slow hand.,) Maestros de la música de verdad integrantes de la gran madriguera musical desde los 60 ,70 y hasta 80 , décadas que sentaron las bases de la verdadera música de calidad que nunca morirá, todo real ,voces ,instrumentos, intérpretes, composición, todo verdadero , sin arreglos sintéticos y computadoras. Una maravilla de época la viví y sigo disfrutando. Lamentablemente no se repetirá.

[@dawest767]

I saw Steve Winwood open for Stevie Nicks when I was a kid. Didn't appreciate it at the time, but I do now.

[@steveford8999]

THE greatest line in a rock song of all time: "...and I'm wasted and I can't find my way home" Been there, done that.

[@davidgale7384]

Great tune, been playing it since 74 and my purchase of a Martin 12 string. Got to love Eric's "slow hand" solo.

[@scottcrosby-art5490]

A stage full of monster musicians 🔥

[@anthonybalistreri5226]

Funny, I just listened to the original earlier today. This version sounds really good. Clapton is amazing, but Winwood is more broadly talented, in my opinion.

[@jenniferfoster1692]

Absolutely, I'll Steve is phenomenol in so many aspects, I take him any day.

[@bobwowk8440]

Yes, Winwood is truly the best of the best!

[@babylonsister118]

omg! Derek Trucks, ANOTHER legend! He played with the Allman Brothers from Ages 9-19! AMAZING guitar player! He currently plays with his wife who is an incredible musician in her own right. Tedeschi Trucks Band! You should check then out, also!

[@jamesdignanmusic2765]

Love, love, love this song. This is a great version, though I'm more used to the original version by Blind Faith (Winwood, Clapton, Ginger Baker, and Rick Grech). I play it at gigs myself and hope I can do it some justice, though no-one can sing it like Steve. Even singing and playing it myself I feel the emotions of the chords and melody - not through any of my doing, but through the sheer power of the song itself.

[@raycewilliams3300]

Most of us are aware of the immense talent of Steve Winwood and Eric Clapton. That said.... the blond guy, with the pony tail, to the left is Derek Trucks. He is in my opinion an extremely gifted guitar player. He can hold his own on stage with greats like Steve and Eric. He's not on stage by accident. He is the nephew of Butch Trucks that played with the Allman Brothers Band.

[@robertacolarette1594]

Steve Winwood was a musical prodigy at a very young age in the UK. He and Eric were in Blind Faith together when they first recorded this song. Notice how Steve just nodded a “yes we crushed this” to his old band mate Eric Clapton at the end. This song is such a classic. Thank you.

[@robertmccracken6886]

These guys are icons of our time! Thanks for making a old man 😁 I feel very fortunate and proud to have grown up in this great time. Thanks for keeping great music alive!!!

[@danjohnson2986]

“Low spark of high heeled boys” by Traffic (with Steve winwood singing) there’s a live version from 1970 or 1972 that is mesmerizing. Dude is so talented. He’s an underappreciated musician. Good reaction by both of you.

[@maryburch346]

I turned my boss on to low spark and he was forever in my debt, lol...of course that was decades ago, lol

[@jenniferfoster1692]

Steve Winwood is a legend.

[@winstonsmith8441]

My favorite Winwood song.

[@larrywhite2574]

My favorite Winwood song also . I like all of his songs. Clapton what can I say that hasn't been said before Both are my favorites.

[@kdogusna77]

Steve Winwood and Blind Faith doing "In the Presence of the Lord" live at Hyde Park is a must watch video. Winwood was a teenager on the Hammond B-3 organ.

[@johnnyd5285]

What strikes me is the sound quality on this. It’s a live show and the mix and sound is fantastic!

[@donnyrodenbergerjr4757]

He's got another great classic called John Barleycorn, when Steve Winwood was with the band Traffic.

[@toddmichelfelder3417]

A real testament to just how great these two are, Derek Trucks and Doyle Bramhall II are just chillin in the background!! They are two of the greatest guitarists of their generation!!! You really need to react to The Tedeschi Trucks Band….

[@lindakessler8768]

Thank you for recognizing great talent! 👍❤🤙

[@stephaniewashburn7700]

One of my all time favorites and such an amazing performance 🖤

[@andrealarocco4941]

I totally saw this exact tour in Denver and yes they played this!! It was epic!

[@kristahartmann1628]

Think this is a Crossroads concert...regular fund raiser for Eric's rehab center in Monserrat. ALL the big guitar studs show up for these...including BB. Try "Riding With the King" with Eric & BB.

[@carollandrum9223]

Y'all really need to listen to Traffic, Low Spark Of High Heeled Boys. Steve Winwood as a youngun singing. I bought that album specifically for that song. This song you just reacted to has always brought me to the Vietnam era and Eric Clapton looks so much like my brother in law, who we lost in Jan 2021 to covid, it's scary.

[@edwardcapobianco2975]

I was at this show in Madison Sq Garden. Legendary! Last show I saw in NY City before moving to Fla.

[@Rob-eo5ql]

“I’m wasted and I can’t find my way home” Been there. Done that. lol

[@brendamilloy2557]

To really find out how talented and gifted Steve Winwood is, you need to start at the beginning with The Spencer Davis Group. Steve was just 15 when he joined the group. Listen to Hey Darling, Every Little Bit Hurts, Nobody Knows You When You're Down And Out. Thanks so much for your reactions!

[@richdiddens4059]

Plus, the player in the grey flannel shirt is Derrick Trucks of Tedeschi-Trucks and the nephew of Butch Trucks, one of the Allman Brothers drummers.

[@J3scribe]

Crossroads Blues Festival 2007 from Chicago. Buy the DVD online, it's awesome. And the funds go to a good cause.

[@realbser1956]

This song was originally recorded by the band Blind Faith whose members were Eric Clapton, Steve Winwood, Ginger Baker and Ric Grech. They recorded one album and broke up. One of the first supergroups. I think the song is about Eric, with Steve telling him to clean up his life and stop doing drugs-“Come down off of your throne and leave your body alone” A classic song by legendary performers. You should check out some more music by Blind Faith, deep cuts galore.

[@timgrady4630]

Center of a groove . Beauty intersecting heart .

[@sjd5750]

There's another monster talent on stage in Derek Trucks...But this song is about those two, since they were both in Blind Faith together...This is one Winwood wrote and is on the one album they cut together, (with Ric Grech and Ginger Baker.)..Great album!

[@paulinwoburn9680]

Winwood still has one of the greatest voices in rock music.

[@raymondmanderville505]

I enjoy the. Video of windwood by himself outside by a fire with an acoustic guitar 🎸 playing this song

[@juliell2139]

I saw Winwood/Santana concert and it was amazing.

[@61hink]

This has to be from the Crossroads Festival. Good performance.

[@michaelcurtis8515]

I was 18 years old when this came out, and was it ever a soundtrack to the drug addled days of the waning 60's.

[@michaelwebster8389]

Great performance.

[@rullmourn1142]

TY, great reaction to a great song.+

[@jlmain5777]

That’s a beautiful thing.

[@steviemccormick3762]

Steve Winwood and Eric Clapton were in a band called Blind Faith when they recorded this song.

[@joelliebler5690]

Great mellow live version of this great tune.

[@jameslaforce8436]

OOOOOOHHH SWEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEET TY TTY TY

[@daseguin]

It's a guy that's feeling completely lost in life, and doesn't know where he's going, feeling absolutely wasted, and not knowing where home is anymore. ❤️

[@randyoehlert5045]

I think the instrument only has power in the hands and mind of a master who's playing it.

[@richardmather1906]

Winwood and Clapton are magic together.

[@joelong7448]

Chod you get old time rock probably more than many of us who grew up with it. And for your wife, instruments really, as you said can make us ball our eyes out or bring us to euphoria. But for me, the best instrument is the voice.

[@custardflan]

Love the Winwood-Clapton collaboration. Derek Trucks of Tedeschi Trucks Band is in there and Doyle Bramhall II. Nobody is overplaying. What genius talent on stage. This was an old Blind Faith song, written by Winwood. Clapton play7ed the guitar in that band and sang. Imho Clapton Winwood also do best version of Cocaine.

[@Gashouse69]

There's 3 greats onstage. Thats Derek Trucks on the 3rd guitar. Once a member of the Allman Bros. he and his wife Susan Tedeschi now front the Tedeschi Trucks Band.

[@AW-yj6md]

First time I heard this song, can't remember as a kid, but it surfaces in a movie with Kevin Costner, ..Fandango,. there's a scene where he and friends, think they just got out of college, on some road trip, and this is playing as they drive down a lonely stretch of highway, looks like their in the desert, I remember thinking I know this song,..had forgotten, it had come out nearly 20 years prior,..you know sometimes when you hear something, and I don't think it dominated the radio waves,..not with our local radio stations,..and if they were on Midnight Special, I missed some shows,..cause my folks busted me a few times for being up late😉, so I may have just totally missed them, til I heard it in this movie,..its funny cause now you young people, are just now catching some of this old music yourselves, because of movies, Guardians of The Galaxy, and shows like Supernatural, ..it is what I like about the filmmakers, making movies, they kinda have opened a door to passing this music on, its like when I was a kid , and saw Benny Goodman, and the Andrew Sisters, hadn't a clue who they were, before I was born, but when asking my folks,..see, inadvertently passed onto me, do keep going..Godspeed, Peace ✌

[@johntremmel3949]

I’ve seen that show Clapton with Steve winwood , they also have Doyle Bramhall with them clapton fills it up with musicians, Doyle Bramhall is the left handed guitarist

[@ericanderson8886]

Steve Winwood a legend from Traffic. Have they done any Traffic yet?

[@babettecurry8884]

2 others on this vid are next generation artists. Derek Trucks and Doyal Bramhall.

[@sealdrup]

Superb guitar playing. Wow!!

[@lenordcurry3170]

Originally done by Eric Clapton, Ric Gretch, Steve Winwood and Ginger Baker in the supergroup Blind Faith all members went on to superlative careers of their own.

[@1perfectpitch]

A song I can smell.

[@sterlingknight8087]

That's Derek Trucks on the slide guitar!

[@musicairplanes4884]

Two members of the Super Group Blind Faith.

[@fordp69]

Wasn't this at Eric's "Crossroads Guitar Festival", I think the 2007 concert?

[@61hink]

Yes, almost positive.

[@victorduffany7723]

It is a metaphorical statement. Someone who never feels at home, wherever he roams. (Sounds familiar.)

[@rickeyjohnson4701]

Steve Winwood is awesome he was in Blind Faith with Eric Clapton he was also in Traffic he has numerous hits

[@SonicProfessor_a.k.a._T._Andra]

You really should have done the, original, BLIND FAITH (Arguably, "the first supergroup" -generally: a great-sounding idea'/"concept"🙄🙄/plan, which never amounts to what it, seemingly, should have. Blind Faith are, in fact, one of the few exceptions to this.), version. The song, itself ["Can't Find My Way Home"] is, indeed, a Steve Winwood composition (he's the song-writer) and Winwood sings lead vocal on (the original) it. ...Blind Faith came out "the ashes" of: the 1st iteration of Traffic (which, B.T.W.: Ric Grech did NOT play in. He joined the band AFTER Blind Faith, in its "2nd iteration." He was, primarily, recognized, at THIS time (IF he was), for being the bassist in the "prog.-meets-jazz," etc., band: Family ...and I would argue that about 90% of the listening public (particularly, in the U.S. or, at least, outside of the U.K.) had NO idea whom he was (allowing Blind Faith, perhaps!, to escape the nominative template of: "supergroup." 🤷 -who can, really, say...) and those of another "circumstantial supergroup": Cream. Blind Faith were, relatively, successful and have been appreciated since their existence, as well .... Overall they are known, primarily, for this song (which Steve Winwood has included in his solo sets and tours for decades, now) as well as, perhaps, their cover of Buddy Holly's: "Well All Right" [correct spelling]. ...This song ["Can't Find My Way Home"] is indelible. Its soaring melancholy and soulful, "scantly-hopeful-minor-uplift-held-to-hesitation-with-tension" ...are undeniable and not able to be ignored or to not have them touch one (unless they are, truly, soulless, perhaps)... ...If one were looking for an illustration of the term: "soulful," vocally, this would be a primary location to come to for that. I have been experiencing it for ...somewhere in the realm of 45 years (I was quite young when I first heard it [years after its initial release!]) and I can say, from experience: these feelings never diminish or leave. It is still as mournfully beautiful and melancholic-yet-hopeful and ephemerally soulful, ...and, just, plain: beautiful! NOW as it was the first time that I heard it. Seems "impossible" ...but: it is. [..."just: "f.y.i." .....]

[@SonicProfessor_a.k.a._T._Andra]

This is, just, "o.k.." in comparison to the Blind Faith original. (I have never been a particular fan of Crapton's voice, m'self....)

[@chrissiler6075]

That was Cross Roads in 05 so Eric had his band and people joined in.

[@edmundhenry5095]

This may be my favorite song of all time. I take it as people who have allowed drugs or alcohol to take them over and they "can't find their way home". For me it related to being wasted one night many years ago and literally trying to get home...

[@davidsonchris737]

Check out, Time alone with you, & Possession, (Audio) by Bad English...

[@richardbailey1295]

And then the fact they played/wrote this song like 50+ years ago.

[@richardbailey1295]

Back in 'the Day' it was the Band people came to see.

[@bobmenzies556]

Another Brit classic from the 70s era is Murray Head’s “Say It Ain’t So”. This is in no way related to Weezer’s song with the same title. The power and passion in his voice and those haunting lyrics can still bring a goosebump or two. I can’t figure out why it hasn’t been reacted to as much as it should. It’s a beautiful piece of work. Cheers! kzbin.info/www/bejne/aHjFioChnZh6j68

[@bobsteinzig]

Traffic was playing in Boston I was at a Jeff Beck Traffic concert with The original Jethro tull Mick Abrahams guitar at midnight Clapton Rod Stewart came on stage need to say more

[@flibber123]

In terms of metaphor I think you can apply this song to a lot of things. "leave your body alone' implies someone abusing themselves in some way. "Can't find my way home" well, home most likely refers to where you should be. So someone abusing something and it keeps them from something important. Alcoholism and drug abuse would be the obvious implications.

[@stevewalsh4850]

Grew up on this, Blind Faith 😎

[@johntremmel3949]

Looks like Derek Truck also if so he’s probably the best guitarist on stage

[@dougthePogingguitarist]

can you do a reaction to Gypsy Woman's Passion by R.E.O Speedwagon

[@xlerb_again_to_music7908]

Great music, great reaction! (...mic level seemed low?)

[@angier5775]

Ikr? I had to turn on captions to see what they said at the end 🙁 I do know they have volume off of them during the song tho

[@ShawnD390]

The bassist is just lovin the gig. You can't watch him without smiling

[@knoxvol7512]

Hey Chod. Another request for Joni Mitchell’s live version of “Woodstock”. It’ll be one of your favorites from her!

[@paulsypek2408]

Crisp

[@shyshift]

Blind Faith:Do What You Like -15 minutes of magic in 5/4 time.

[@mikehall3114]

Check out back in the highlife while you are doing Steve Winwood .

[@robertm7071]

You should have chosen the version from the Blind Faith album - far superior.

[@kentturley6006]

please sample Linda Ronstadt - Tracks Of My Tears recoorded live in the studio

[@johnharkness7114]

Bonnie Raitt does a great version of this, too

[@ThumperKJFK]

Hey Chod. Do you know how old this song is? It was Eric Clapton, Steve Winwood, Ginger Baker, Ric Grech, the year 1969 London England the band Blind Faith, and they were all in there teens at the time. Wow you picked a great song. And if you don't know, Steve Winwood is one of those who is so prolific in a lot of musical instruments and kills it on Hammond organ. Chod This is the song as they did it in 1969 Hyde Park London kzbin.info/www/bejne/oaDIiHtmeMeUhLs

[@michaeldonaghey]

Not teenagers

[@bobg8378]

Not Chad

[@michaelpearson1709]

Could u please react to Nightwish

[@megandavies8590]

Susie Carmichael.😊

[@matthewgandy1813]

Nice mellow beat never heard this song before until now hey you guys really need to check junna I've might have mentioned her before she's a drummer from Japan she did a drum cover for through the fire and the flame by dragon force the drummer from dragon force actually did a reaction video on junna playing his song he said she was the best cover he's heard junna also did a drum cover for pain killer by judas priest she's fire man I'm a drummer in my 50s and I wish I had half the energy junna has go to her channel man I would love to see you and your wife reaction to junna

[@69zenos1]

DO YER HOMEWORK WILBY BABY....U WILL BE SUPRIZZZZED

[@steveford8999]

The acoustic version from the original album is better.

[@SK-lk3iu]

The original flows better and has more impact, but then....there are always many fans of seeing it live, so whaddya gonna do?

[@CaptWalker]

Whenever i see one of the reactors yawning it pretty much tells me all i need to know...just saying.