It was a small revelation when Steve Winwood ... him evoking Traffic, but going at a somewhat lower gear. Once again, there were a lot of loose jams, double-drum interplay and Winwood wailing ...

After spending the ‘80s and ‘90s mostly making polished pop hits, Steve Winwood was ready to reconnect with the looser vibe of his ‘60s and ‘70s band Traffic. So he turned to a young band ...

But if you ask Traffic’s Steve Winwood and Jim Capaldi if financial considerations sparked their decision to reconvene the group after a 20-year hiatus, their answer is an unequivocal “no ...

For nearly four decades Steve ... Winwood's career arc has been all about expanding his musical horizons: From the the rock 'n' soul of the Spencer Davis Group to the electric tour de force of ...

Blind Faith staples written by Winwood such as "Can't Find My Way Home" and "Had To Cry Today" continue to rank among his finest achievements. In 1970, Steve reformed Traffic with Jim Capaldi and ...

Steve Winwood’s career stands ... Interestingly, Winwood almost went solo right at the beginning of the 70s. His band Traffic seemed to have run its course after three albums.

For all of the buzz surrounding frontman Steve Winwood when he helped form Traffic in 1967, the band's not-so-secret weapon was its genre-jumping music. Like many of its contemporaries ...