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  1. New Steve Winwood Press Release

    Steve Winwood -- Recently Named One of Rolling Stone's '100 Greatest Singers of All Time' - Celebrating the New Year with Select East Coast Concert Performances in January 2009

    NEW YORK, Dec. 1 -- Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Steve Winwood, recently named one of Rolling Stone magazine's "100 Greatest Singers of All Time," will ring in the New Year with a series of East Coast concert performances in January. Winwood's upcoming East Coast concert dates mark the first U.S. headline tour since 2007 for the legendary rock superstar, who last toured the states with Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers in the summer of 2008.

     

  2. Nine Lives Tour Press Release

    "The miracle of Steve Winwood's voice in the Sixties, on his churning R&B hits with the Spencer Davis Group and in the bucolic psychedelia of the first Traffic records, was that a white English teenager could sound so black and adult," wrote Rolling Stone's David Frick. "The wonder of ... his new album, is that Winwood, almost 60, sings the fighting words with the ecstatic force of his youth. His voice is a deeper, huskier shade of British blues, but it's consistent in its strength and optimism all over Nine Lives."

  3. Steve Winwood on "The 100 Greatest Singers of All Time" List

    In the new issue of Rolling Stone, Steve Winwood is ranked 33rd on the magazine's list of the top 100 greatest singers of all time.

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  4. The Argus Review: Dome Concert Hall, Brighton UK,  Nov 10, 2008

    Winwood was superb on Hammond organ and guitar and was backed by what must be the best band he’s played with. And, as always, his voice lifts your heart.

    Traffic classics such as Light Up Or Leave Me Alone, Low Spark Of High Heeled Boys and Empty Pages were stunningly revamped. There were also thumping versions of I’m A Man and Gimme Some Lovin’.