The young, already great, Stevie Winwood on vocals. He went onto Traffic, Blind Faith and a great solo career. You could well be reacting to him for a very long time, one of the best. Try Low Spark of High Heeled Boys, it is a magical tune, his vocals with this amazing music is hypnotic. Enjoy! 🎵🎤🎹🎸🎶
Stevie Winwood such a great artist and fronted so many great bands, Great songwriter and keyboard/ organ player. Try some of his solo stuff..... Roll With It has exactly the same vibe but recordd in the mid to late 80's. Cracking tune!
I had been hearing conflicting information about his age when this was recorded, but I confirmed his birthday, May 1948, and the song was recorded in June 1966, so he was indeed 18. I keep hearing on the radio he was 15-16 years old, but it seems like that's when he joined the band.
Love this. I have seen Stevie (Steve) Winwood perform live with Blind Faith, and the drummer Pete York, with his band, perform live some years later. Both concerts were were fantastic
This song was used in my favorite movie me and my Father watched together Iron Eagle. He was a Air Force man He passed Jan this year he loved that movie R.I.P dad
His first gigs were in English pubs with his father and uncle. He was so young and obviously very underage that they set up the piano so his back was to the people in the bars.
I was 15 when this came out in 1966 and it really shook things! Steve Winwood, a child prodigy, played the keyboards and sang this at only 16 years of age! (He was born in 1948 so yes children, he was only sixteen!)
You go , you dance girl. God damn I got a big, big crush on you Angela. And this is a big big wonder hit of the past. I am so glad it makes you dance and get happy... Cos you make me so happy when u smile and dance!
The evening of September 22, 1987 I was attending a concert by the Grateful Dead at The Spectrum in Philadelphia, Pa.. When the second set began, Guitarist Bob Weir stepped to the microphone and said "I'd like to introduce Spencer Davis". The crowd roared loudly, because we knew what was going to happen. "Gimme Some Lovin' ", with Spencer on lead vocals and the Grateful Dead as his backing band. Needless to say it went very well and the place went nuts at the end of the song, and Bob then said "Say Thank You Spencer". We all did. The Dead wee always very polite to their guests. There is video and excellent audio of the event on TH-cam. Maybe you would check that out.? It's FUN to see.Thanks Angela.
If you'd be interested in listening to some instrumentals could I suggest for starters, Albatross by Fleetwood Mac and Grooving With Mr Bloe by Mr Bloe and Telstar by The Tornado's and Take Five by The Dave Brubeck Quartet and Stranger On The Shore by Acker Bilk and Midnight In Moscow by Kenny Ball & His Jazzmen.
Boy does this take me back. Summers at the local pool and someone would play this song on the juke box. Made everyone want to get up and dance. BTW the recording used here sounds a little funky. Maybe modified to enhance the stereo separation?. Winwoods vocals sound a little muddy.
Hi DayOne: I hope you will play a number of these songs by The Carpenters: Ticket to Ride; Help; And When He Smiles; A Rainbow Connection; Breaking Up is Hard to do; I can't Smile Without You; I just Keep Falling In Love Again; Make Believe It's Your First Time; Only Yesterday; I'll Never Fall In Love Again; A Place to Hideaway; Mr. Postman; All You Get from Love is a Love Song; I Need Some Time; All of My Life; Bless the Beasts and Children; Calling Your Name Again; I Believe You; I Have You; Jambalaya (On the Bayou); Sweet, Sweet Smile; There's a Kind of Hush; Those Good Old Dreams; Where Do I Go from Here; You. These are all good songs; plus, there are more :)
You really need to watch some Pentatonix. Start with Daft Punk (which won a Grammy and necessitated a whole new Grammy category) or their "90;s Dance Medley". It is fantastic and you will dance! You probably will know most of the songs too...
I already liked this song, but watching Angela move and groove to it just makes it better.
It is virtually impossible to listen to this song and NOT move.
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@@lazaruslong6382 ...and virtually impossible to watch Angela and not be moved. Gad she likes Winwood, he rocks.
Steve Winwood was only 14 when he was first in the band. That's him singing and playing the Hammond B3 organ.
He also wrote the song.
Great factoid you beat me to it. LOL
The greatest party song ever written by any human being ever.
EVER.
The young, already great, Stevie Winwood on vocals. He went onto Traffic, Blind Faith and a great solo career. You could well be reacting to him for a very long time, one of the best. Try Low Spark of High Heeled Boys, it is a magical tune, his vocals with this amazing music is hypnotic. Enjoy! 🎵🎤🎹🎸🎶
Mr. Blue-Eyed-Soul himself Steve Winwood singing lead...this track is 💯% "FIRE!!! 🔥💥 Great reaction Angela!!!
Stevie Winwood such a great artist and fronted so many great bands, Great songwriter and keyboard/ organ player. Try some of his solo stuff..... Roll With It has exactly the same vibe but recordd in the mid to late 80's. Cracking tune!
I forget where I first heard this, either from the radio or a friend, but whoever hears this song JUST CAN'T SIT STILL (and it's a True Fact) !!!
You first heard it in the opening scene to "Operation Dumbo Drop"
Try to duplicate that energy today. You can't. One of my favorites thanks for reviewing!
The simply gorgeous Angela surely loving this.
That was Steve Winwood on lead vocals, he was only 18 when he recorded this.
I had been hearing conflicting information about his age when this was recorded, but I confirmed his birthday, May 1948, and the song was recorded in June 1966, so he was indeed 18. I keep hearing on the radio he was 15-16 years old, but it seems like that's when he joined the band.
Angela, glad yr digging the classic music especially from the 60s
🎉 Woohoo! Can't go wrong with the great Steve Winwood on lead!!
A 17 year old Steve Winwood. Doesn't get any better than that, ever.
Love this. I have seen Stevie (Steve) Winwood perform live with Blind Faith, and the drummer Pete York, with his band, perform live some years later. Both concerts were were fantastic
One of the better songs to come out of the sixties, among thousands of course.
Love this song, they used it in the movie, IRON EAGLE.
Blind Faith "Can't Find My Way Home"...Nuff Said.
Brings back memories. Watching you enjoy it makes me smile.
You could launch a Steve Winwood channel and I'd be happy. My church has a Hammond B3 and someone who knows how to play it and I couldn't be happier.
That jam was huge back in the day. It's still a kickass jam.
"Days of Thunder" with Tom Cruise
A very young Steve Winwood is on lead vocals and keyboards here...This band had many great tunes...
This song was used in my favorite movie me and my Father watched together Iron Eagle. He was a Air Force man He passed Jan this year he loved that movie R.I.P dad
His first gigs were in English pubs with his father and uncle. He was so young and obviously very underage that they set up the piano so his back was to the people in the bars.
A smile for your moves. Rock on.
Love the "Hey!"
Great rockband one of the best song from this time. 🎸🎤
Another great song from the old days you needs reacts to is (Sandy Posey - Single Girl) 👍
I was 15 when this came out in 1966 and it really shook things! Steve Winwood, a child prodigy, played the keyboards and sang this at only 16 years of age! (He was born in 1948 so yes children, he was only sixteen!)
Girl, I just love to watch you groove to the tunes!!!!
the best party dance song of all time and a damn good Ray Charles impersonation
An absolutely gorgeous recording...every note is perfect.
Angela , Steve Winwood was also the organ player too ! Great song timeless! Thank you
The amazing Steve Winwood, can't go wrong
Love this song
Stevie Winwood wrote & sang & played the Hammond B3, all at the age of 16.
15 year old Stevie Winwood on vocals and the Hammond B3 organ. His older brother Muff is on bass.
The singer, Steve Winwood was in his mid-teens when he recorded this song.
Wow. Blast from the past. Some good Pa memories!
You go , you dance girl. God damn I got a big, big crush on you Angela. And this is a big big wonder hit of the past. I am so glad it makes you dance and get happy... Cos you make me so happy when u smile and dance!
It was in the movie Notting Hill.
The evening of September 22, 1987 I was attending a concert by the Grateful Dead at The Spectrum in Philadelphia, Pa.. When the second set began, Guitarist Bob Weir stepped to the microphone and said "I'd like to introduce Spencer Davis". The crowd roared loudly, because we knew what was going to happen. "Gimme Some Lovin' ", with Spencer on lead vocals and the Grateful Dead as his backing band. Needless to say it went very well and the place went nuts at the end of the song, and Bob then said "Say Thank You Spencer". We all did. The Dead wee always very polite to their guests. There is video and excellent audio of the event on TH-cam. Maybe you would check that out.? It's FUN to see.Thanks Angela.
Even mire amazing . Steve was only 16 at this time . Way beyond there time . Amazing band
didn't expect such a funky sound from these guys with the corporate band name. play that funky music office boy 😎☮️
Wanna get the party started? Play this track.
This is the song the Blues Brothers attempt to play in the country (& western) bar.
Steve Winwood joined the Spencer Davis Group when he was 15. He was barely 18 the day this song was released.
excellent choice of songs angela!!! FIRE.
That Hammond Organ in the hands of a man.
A mod staple back in the 60’s.
Keep On Running by the SDG is another banger.
Steave was 16 when he recordd this song.Think about that shaka kann!!!!!!!!!!
I think he was 17 singing this. Oh an the whole song was written in less than 3 hours. Apparently
WOW Steve Winwood way back in the day thx
You're one rockin' Lady!!
Ladies and Gentlemen, THE BLUES BROTHERS!!!!
Yes those are some great keys
Great fun reaction!!
Great job angela
If you'd be interested in listening to some instrumentals could I suggest for starters, Albatross by Fleetwood Mac and Grooving With Mr Bloe by Mr Bloe and Telstar by The Tornado's and Take Five by The Dave Brubeck Quartet and Stranger On The Shore by Acker Bilk and Midnight In Moscow by Kenny Ball & His Jazzmen.
Here's a good, deep, rabbit hole not every reactor dives down. 'The Young Rascals' "Groovin" "People Got to be Free" "Good Lovin" so many more.
Happy to see that my second lady is not crying...hahaha!Can i dance with you,Angela?Can you be my girlfriend in dream?
Steve Winwood was just 18 when they recorded this. I could barely tie my shoes at 18.
green eyed lady..sugarloaf:)
You are amazing....
That was Stevie playing the organ as well!
Stevie Winwood was 17 when he sings here.
Party Song...we have good time on this
Lip reading as you go “ I know this song!”
This is so cool watching Angela morph into a 60's hippie chic...
Can you believe a teenager was writing and singing songs like this? Boggles the mind.
Boy does this take me back. Summers at the local pool and someone would play this song on the juke box. Made everyone want to get up and dance. BTW the recording used here sounds a little funky. Maybe modified to enhance the stereo separation?. Winwoods vocals sound a little muddy.
Yea, but it fits the song!
😃😃👏🏻👏🏻
That’s a young Steve Winwood on lead vocals.
Hi DayOne: I hope you will play a number of these songs by The Carpenters: Ticket to Ride; Help; And When He Smiles; A Rainbow Connection; Breaking Up is Hard to do; I can't Smile Without You; I just Keep Falling In Love Again; Make Believe It's Your First Time; Only Yesterday; I'll Never Fall In Love Again; A Place to Hideaway; Mr. Postman; All You Get from Love is a Love Song; I Need Some Time; All of My Life; Bless the Beasts and Children; Calling Your Name Again; I Believe You; I Have You; Jambalaya (On the Bayou); Sweet, Sweet Smile; There's a Kind of Hush; Those Good Old Dreams; Where Do I Go from Here; You. These are all good songs; plus, there are more :)
i think you did a review of one of his songs...Steve Winwood.
Steve Windwood was singing this song when he was 19 years old. The only thing hotter than this beat is your moves.
You really need to watch some Pentatonix. Start with Daft Punk (which won a Grammy and necessitated a whole new Grammy category) or their "90;s Dance Medley". It is fantastic and you will dance! You probably will know most of the songs too...
Winwood is a legend 🤘🤘
It needs more COWBELL!
Cutie
Welcome to England in the 1960's
Hi Angela ❤️ 👋
Supposedly they wrote and arranged this song in like 20 minutes.
BURNING WITCHES.....SAVE ME LIVE IN ZURICH am 27..05..2017..
There is a video
R U ready to be shocked? Olivia Newton John does a really good cover of This song
You look Great ! No tattoos Please !
Here's the man doing it for himself just a couple years ago. th-cam.com/video/rpkqTLR3OD8/w-d-xo.html