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Nine Lives by: Steve Winwood List Price: $15.98 CD-Charts Price: $9.99 You Save: $5.99 (37%)Prices subject to change. |
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Binding: Audio CD EAN: 0886972225029 Label: Sony Manufacturer: Sony Number Of Discs: 1 Publisher: Sony Release Date: April 29, 2008 Studio: Sony Sales Rank: 93 MPN: 722250 Disc 1:
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Editorial Review: Album Description: Nine Lives expands on all the many phases and turns of Steve Winwood's lustrous career, bristling with his pure joy of music-making. The new songs range from the inspiring "Fly" to the burning "Dirty City" (featuring a guest appearance by long-time friend Eric Clapton) to the simmering "Hungry Man", joining a canon that spans more than forty years to include some of the most beloved songs of modern pop and rock. Customer Reviews
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 Rating:  - Roll me Another Doobie!Being a Steve Winwood fan for decades I could'nt wait to crank up his latest. Boy what a treat! I think every cut is great. What an excellent musician this guy is. Can't wait for him and Clapton to do some bits together. Enjoy this one... Rating:  - Winwood just ok!I have to say I am disappointed with "Nine Lives", Steve Winwood's new release. Being a bass player I don't understand the lack of electric bass on the record. Most of the songs rely on Winwoods keyboard bass support and don't have the weight or feel that a bassist can provide. Also the drum beats are similar and feature too much percussion (congas and such) and not a strong trap set. The songs suffer from the lack of a traditional rhythm section. Steve's voice is fine and he looks from the photo to have aged well. The addition of Eric Clapton on one tune helps, but most of the songs just don't go anywhere, and lack the sound of a real band playing together. Buy the "Crossroads" concert with Steve and Eric and others live, unless you are a ... Read More: Rating:  - They call me mellow yellowThis is another fine piece of work from Steve Winwood, who's unique voice and keyboard playing have blessed the world for over forty years. After all these years it is difficult for an artist such as he to stir up the emotions of youth but the experience of the years of playing with some of the best in the world shows through. For me this is a direct descendent from the Traffic years with the jazzy and funky orientated pieces and the homage to Chris Woods with the hauntingly beautiful flute contibutions. I may be reading too much into this by suggesting that this is Winwood's Eulogy to his former bandmates, most of whom are no longer with us. I particularly enjoyed Hungry Man which could well have been ... Read More: Rating: - Steve's consistentThe more I listen to this the more I like it. Strictly from a fan's point of view, I refuse to be hypercritical. This CD runs the gamut in styles ranging from his Low Spark days to Back In The High Life. Dirty City, predictably, is a great cut with Clapton, but give the rest of it a chance to grow on you. Winwood's genius is still much more than just a flicker. Rating: - rock legendsStevie always has nice stuff. Good to hear from him again. Best is song with Clapton. |
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