In the '60s, Elektra released What's Shakin', an LP of artists who had nothing in common with each other. One of the groups was the studio band Eric Clapton and the Powerhouse (Jack Bruce, Steve Winwood [formerly with the Spencer Davis Group], Paul Jones [Manfred Mann's lead singer], Pete York [drummer with the Spencer Davis Group], and Ben Palmer [piano]). They had three songs: "I Want To Know", "Crossroads", and "Steppin' Out". Others were the Lovin' Spoonful, Al Kooper, the Paul Butterfield Blues Band.
It was OK, but I sold it when I lost interest in Eric and learned about Duane.
FFI: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/What%27s_Shakin%27
FFI2: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eric_Clapton_and_the_Powerhouse
Billastro
It was OK, but I sold it when I lost interest in Eric and learned about Duane.
Billastro
You know . . . you were allowed to learn about Duane with having to lose interest in EC 😉
Rob-appreciate your posting this...been awhile since i've watched this.
after the last 3 low key shows it's good to see this.
thanks.
Saw Steve Winwood at the Laid Back festival this past Sunday at Jones Beach he was great.He knows how to handle a guitar as well as keys he went back and fourth on both.He has a great band the guitar players name is Jose Neto this guy can play wow no pick i love that like Derek and Jeff he's all over that guitar.Would love to see him with either one of them.The festival was damm good.JAMIOES jazz band opened.They did ain't wasting time no more, blue sky and a smoking Loan me a dime what a surprise that was.Peter Wolf was also great was very surprised at how good he sounded after all these years.Anybody ever here of Jose Neto?thanks for the you tube 
