Steve Winwood Discography
The history of Steve Winwood reads like the history of English rock and roll: teenage years spent in an R&B band in the…
The history of Steve Winwood reads like the history of English rock and roll: teenage years spent in an R&B band in the…
A supergroup for the ages, featuring the principal members of Cream and Traffic. Plus the bass player from Family.
A symphonic interpretation of Tommy featuring guest vocalists that include Roger Daltrey, Rod Stewart and Ringo Starr.
Reed recycles some old bits into a brilliant concept album about domestic abuse, produced by the king of the concept album, Bob Ezrin.
Kronomyth 1.0: NO HITS, NO NAME, NO WONDER. Often lost and forgotten, Steve Winwood’s first official album was the second ill omen of…
Steve dives into the new world of synthesizers and emerges with a platinum record.
Kronomyth 7.0: DISCO IS DEAD, LONG LIVE ROCK. Finally, a fitting followup to Short Cut Draw Blood. Let The Thunder Cry is a…
Kronomyth 3.0: DIVER DOWN. Steve Winwood writes soulful, romantic synthesizer pop. I write progressive rock reviews. Not exactly a match made in heaven,…
Kronomyth 8.0: ARC OF A DIVERSE ARTIST. Co-produced with Steve Winwood, Fierce Heart is a conscious attempt to channel Winwood’s success with synthesizers…
Steve Winwood’s best solo album, it dominated the airwaves alongside Peter Gabriel’s So and Paul Simon’s Graceland.
The second single from High Life and, yeah, it basically sounds like “Superstition,” but let’s just agree it’s wonderfull.
Kronomyth 5.01: VALERIEMIX. So, in the pitiable pantomime that constitutes my life, I find that the left channel of my phono input has…
Kronomyth 6.01: (I’M A) ROLLED WRITER. “Roll With It” was probably the most anticipated single of Steve Winwood’s career and he didn’t disappoint….