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    He's added 3 extra at the Royal Albert Hall in October (start). First
    three are sold out.
    
    Will post dates if you want 'em.
    
    David.
    

    This is the note to ask people of any albums they know of on which
    Steve Winwood plays some keyboards. I know of (all the SW albums),
    Peter Gabriel's "So" (is that the one?) and John Martyn's "One World".
    -- oh, and the Traffic albums. 
    
    Any others?
    
    Richard.

    
    GO
    
    GO (Live from Paris)
    
    Both were Stomu Yamashta efforts - vocals from Winwood certainly,
    but not too sure on the kb front.
    
    David.
    

Two other obvious ones - 

Spencer Davis Group
Blind Faith

Alan S.
Master_of_the_Obvious

    He's credited with an appearance on Sandy Denny's RENDEZ-VOUS
    
    - Dan

    He also plays k'bds on Talk Talk's 'The Colour of Spring'. 
    
    This appears to be a 'one-off' classic album.
    
    Mike
    

    I think he also plays on Marianne Faithfull's first album. (Maybe
    the later ones too...)
    
    Scott

    
    He played Great Woods here earlier in the week and got a terrible
    review...too plastic, too "Hollywood", no imagination, "invisible"
    backup singers and band. 

re: 1    
    
>    Will post dates if you want 'em.
    
Yes, please...


			Jez    

    On the spur of the moment I bought Steve Winwood's current album
    I wasn't disappointed.   On one of the radio stations here - 
    Radio (pronounced Raaadyo) Monte Carlo - it's been featured
    quite heavily, particularly the last track on side 2 (Shine On?).
    Has this (or any other track for that matter) been released as
    the next single in the UK yet ?

    No next single yet -- in fact the amount of play given to the remix
    of "Valerie" (off the 'best of' album (and for once much better
    than the original mix)) suggests *it* was re-released as a single
    not long ago. 
    
    Needless to say, with the sort of pea-brain mush in the charts at
    the moment, SW singles don't get anywhere. Good job they don't need
    to -- at last the album sales bear witness to his talents.
    
    Richard.

    I have the original "Valerie" in my collection from the cold winter
    of 1982/83.   It was re-released earlier this year and did well
    both sides of the Atlantic (as I recall).

    I'm
    in 
    love
    ...............
    with
    `When you see a chance'
    
    Will the man marry me, d`you think
    
    Vicky
    

    Me again..
    
        Talking of that song in .13 , anyone know what the first line
    is? Can't make it out...sounds like: `Stuck up in a clear blue
    morning..'
    Or: `Stoke up on a clear blue morning..'
      D'you think he could be a closet steam train driver?
    
    Ideas please..
    Vicky
    

    To me it sounds like:
    
    "Stand up in a clear blue morning"
    
    Dave
        

>        Talking of that song in .13 , anyone know what the first line
>    is? Can't make it out...sounds like: `Stuck up in a clear blue
>    morning..'
>    Or: `Stoke up on a clear blue morning..'
    
You came so close, but it's "Woke up to (in?) a brand new morning". 
A couple lines later he says something about a "cold day dawning".

Alan S.

    re: .-1
    
    Are you sure?? I listened to it again and I'm sure he says:
    
    "Stand up in a clear blue morning...."

    Does anyone have the sheet music?
    
    Dave

    RE: .17 I concur.

re: .17

No, I'm not sure - you may very well be right! I guess I always thought
that "Woke up" made more sense than "Stand up", so I thought that was it.

But since when did rock and roll lyrics 'make sense'?  8^)

Alan S.

    
    The album lyrics say "Stand up ...."

    So, have we decided on `Stand up in a clear blue morning' then!
    My penchant for closet steam train drivers goes ubfulfilled I suppose!!
    8-)
    
    Vicky