- Gimme Some Lovin'
- I'm a Man
- Forty Thousand Headmen
- No Face, No Name, No Number
- Dear Mr. Fantasy
- The Low Spark of High-Heeled Boys
- Glad
- Can't Find My Way Home
- While You See a Chance
- Valerie
- Spanish Dancer 2010
- Finer Things
- Higher Love
- Back In the High Life Again
- Roll With It
- Dirty City
- Don't You Know What the Night Can Do?
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The single-disc distillation of Universal's 2010 four-disc box set Revolutions: The Very Best of Steve Winwood offers as well-balanced a look at Winwood's career as could possibly be done in a 17-track collection. Opening with a pair of the Spencer Davis Group's biggest hits ("Gimme Some Lovin'," "I'm a Man"), this then gives way to five selections from Traffic, including "Dear Mr. Fantasy" and "Glad," and a stop at Blind Faith's "Can't Find My Way Home" before winding through all of his '80s solo hits (substituting a new 2010 version of "Spanish Dancer" for the original), concluding with a duet with Eric Clapton on "Dirty City." There may be a few other tracks that could have made the cut, but what is here provides an effective introductory sampler to Winwood's wide-ranging career.
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Release Date: | 06/08/2010 |
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Label: | Island |
UPC: | 0600753278093 |
catalogNumber: | 001439702 |
Rank: | 3033 |
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Performance Credits
Steve Winwood Primary ArtistTechnical Credits
Jim Capaldi Arranger,ComposerDave Mason Arranger
Steve Winwood Arranger,Composer,Producer
Peter Godwin Composer
Jimmy Miller Composer,Producer
Tom Lord-Alge Producer
Chris Blackwell Arranger,Producer
Will Jennings Composer
Robert Stigwood Arranger
Russ Titelman Producer
Muff Winwood Composer
Spencer Davis Composer
Bill DeYoung Liner Notes
Chris Wood Arranger,Composer
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