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SPENCER DAVIS GROUP w/STEVE WINWOOD
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SPENCER DAVIS GROUP w/STEVE WINWOOD
WHAT's NEW
[Top (page index)] [Up] [Down] [Bottom (site index)]What's new on this web page?
If you see the date changing on this page, without an announcement in this section, it is probably something like fixing minor coding problems, spelling errors, minor layout changes, new page on this site (so I changed bottom index), ... Any major changes to this page, will be announced here.
December 25, 2024. One of the fans of my site just provided me with a large number of live show listings. Thank you.
July 18, 2005. I just noticed that the ezBoard message board that I had set up for this web site had been deleted. Since restoration of the deleted conference is only available to subscribers to their service, and since the activity was relatively light, I not planning on looking for another message board. If you do think a message board is worth while, or you have a message board that you like, let me know and I may promote it here. As always you can contact me here.
September 5, 2004. I finally picked up, Spencer Davis Group: Mojo Rhythms & Midnight Blues - Vol.1: Shows '65-'68. Unfortunately, there are not many details (date/location) of the live recordings. However, it is always good to hear tracks I have never heard before.
February 21, 2002. VIP music portal is having a ticket giveaway for a Spencer Davis show March 19, 2002 at the Wolverhampton Civic Hall, UK. They also have Spencer Davis memorabilia for sale.
February 1, 2002. I just picked up a couple of Spencer Davis Group live CDs. Live Anthology 1965 - 1968 and Mojo Rhythms & Midnight Blues - Vol.2: Shows '65-'68. It looks like there may be some overlap, but until I have a chance to listen to it, I will list them on my site, with what little detail is included with the CDs.
March 10, 2001. It looks like I may have been premature in moving to a new web hosting site. I just found out that whenever Tripod.com is having hardware or software problems with their servers, they put up a message for the webmaster that their site is in violation of terms, and the web site has been deleted (instead of a message about system problems and try again later). Anyway, I believed Tripod.com when they said they deleted my account, so I will be moving, and making chromeoxide.com my new home on the web.
March 10, 2001. As long as I am moving my entire site, I decided to make a few changes to the layout of the individual pages, and the web site in general, including (but not limited to) I removed the counter, and moved the listings of mirror sites to the bottom of the page, ...
March 6, 2001. Sometime between March 1 to March 5, 2001 Tripod deleted my account/web site. The last stats Tripod gave me were 9,000+ visitors per month. Since my site is so popular, I have decided to keep it going, in spite of this major setback. But rather than trying to build up another free web site, and possibly deal with this problem again, I decided go with CommandLine.net to host the new chromeoxide.com.
October 31, 2000. The new Chrome Oxide Music Collectors Pages Message Board is provided by EZBoard.
December 5, 1999. I started creating this page. :-)
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SPENCER DAVIS GROUP w/STEVE WINWOOD
INTRO:
[Top (page index)] [Up] [Down] [Bottom (site index)]Spencer Davis Group started in August 1963 when Spencer Davis and Steve Winwood decided to try working together in a band. Starting out as an r & b, they eventually did start writing their own material. But once Steve Winwood became comfortable with writing his own music, he wanted to move beyond the confines of an r & b band. So in April 2, 1967, he left the group to start Traffic, and eventually go into Blind Faith, and solo career, session work, ....
For me, once Steve Winwood (singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist) left the band, it just wasn't the same. So even though Spencer Davis continued on, their style and sound changed enough that I stopped following the band.
Although some of their early work didn't originally get released on a long play format, the CD release Eight Gigs A Week - The Steve Winwood Years, corrects that by compiling just about everything they ever recorded into a very nice 2 CD set, complete with extensive liner notes about the band and their recording sessions.
Comments and corrections would be appreciated.
And of course, any audio-video-print additions to my collection would be appreciated.
I am also interested in getting wider exposure for this site. So links from your site to mine would be appreciated. And if you know of any sites that allow/encourage submission, I would also appreciate knowing about them as well.
Do you have any articles, books, albums, tapes, CDs, ... on this band that you would like reviewed and / or integrated into this page?
Do you have any other band that you would like to see a page for on this site?
Please send to:
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SPENCER DAVIS GROUP w/STEVE WINWOOD
PERSONNEL
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PERSONNEL: August 1963 to April 2, 1967 Steve Winwood - vocals, guitar, keyboards Spencer Davis - guitar Muff Winwood - bass, vocals Peter York - drums![]()
SPENCER DAVIS GROUP w/STEVE WINWOOD
Their First Album
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PERSONNEL: August 1963 to April 2, 1967 Steve Winwood - vocals, guitar, keyboards Spencer Davis - guitar Muff Winwood - bass, vocals Peter York - drums LIVE SHOW: April 1963 Golden Eagle, Birmingham, Staffordshire, England (The Spencer Davies Quartet début gig) LIVE SHOW:August 31, 1963: The Twisted Wheel Club, 30 Brazennose Street off Albert Square, Manchester 2, Lancashire, England Also on the bill: The Renegades (Birmingham), The Cymerons. LIVE SHOW: September 28, 1963: The Twisted Wheel Club, 30 Brazennose Street off Albert Square, Manchester 2, Lancashire, England Also on the bill: The Graham Bond Quartet, The Renegades. LIVE SHOW: October 19, 1963: The Twisted Wheel Club, 30 Brazennose Street off Albert Square, Manchester 2, Lancashire, England Also on the bill: The Graham Bond Quartet. LIVE SHOW: October 26, 1963: The Twisted Wheel Club, 30 Brazennose Street off Albert Square, Manchester 2, Lancashire, England LIVE SHOW: November 23, 1963: The Twisted Wheel Club, 30 Brazennose Street off Albert Square, Manchester 2, Lancashire, England STUDIO SESSION: late 1963 or early 1964, Decca Studios Demos (a1) Mean Old Frisco (4 other tracks were recorded) LIVE SHOW: early 1964 Whiskey Au-Go-Go, Birmingham, England LIVE SHOW: February 28, 1964 The Birmingham Town Hall, Victoria Square, Birmingham 3, Staffordshire, England (a2)(a9)Dimples (3:19) (a2)(a9)The Night Time Is The Right Time (4:27) LIVE SHOW: March 14-15, 1964: The Twisted Wheel Club, 30 Brazennose Street off Albert Square, Manchester 2, Lancashire, England LIVE SHOW: April 1964: The Golden Eagle Public House, Hill Street, Birmingham, Staffordshire, England (Island records boss Chris Blackwell signed the Spencer Davis Group on the spot having seen them this day.) LIVE SHOW: July 2, 1964: Special R & B Show, The Cavern Club, 10 Mathew Street off North John Street, Liverpool 2, Lancashire, England Also on the bill: Inez and Charlie Foxx. LIVE SHOW: July 4, 1964: The Flamingo Club, 33-37 Wardour Street, Soho, West London, England Also on the bill: Inez and Charlie Foxx, The Habits. LIVE SHOW: July 7, 1964: The Attic Club, 1a High Street, Hounslow, Middlesex, England Also on the bill: Charlie and Inez Foxx, Group 65, Them (later became Themselves). LIVE SHOW: July 18, 1964: The Twisted Wheel Club, 30 Brazennose Street off Albert Square, Manchester 2, Lancashire, England STUDIO SESSION: April 13, 1964, first 45 (released August 1967) (a3)(a6)Dimples (a3)(a6)Sittin' And Thinkin' LIVE SHOW: September 12, 1964: The Attic Club, 1a High Street, Hounslow, Middlesex, England from 7.30pm Also on the bill: The Pitmen. STUDIO SESSION: ???, second 45 (released October 1964) (a3)(a6)I Can't Stand It (a3)(a6)Midnight Train LIVE SHOW: October 12, 1964: The Flamingo Club, 33-37 Wardour Street, Soho, West London, England Also on the bill: Inez and Charlie Foxx, Ronnie Jones and the Nightimers. LIVE SHOW: October 13, 1964: The Aylesbury Bluesville, The Borough Assembly Hall, The Market Square, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, England Also on the bill: Inez and Charlie Foxx. LIVE SHOW: October 14, 1964: The Twisted Wheel Club, 30 Brazennose Street off Albert Square, Manchester 2, Lancashire, England LIVE SHOW: October 16, 1964: The Flamingo Club, 33-37 Wardour Street, Soho, West London, England Also on the bill: Inez and Charlie Foxx, Ronnie Jones and the Nightimers. LIVE TOUR: November 1964 Rhythm and Blues UK Tour, headlined by Manfred Mann with The Souls Siters, Bern Elloitt and his Clan, The Downliner Sect, Wayne Gibson and the Dynamic Sound, The Mark Leeman Five, Blues By Five LIVE SHOW: November 11, 1964: The Flamingo Club, 33-37 Wardour Street, Soho, West London, England Also on the bill: The Soul Sisters. LIVE SHOW: November 28, 1964: The Twisted Wheel Club, 30 Brazennose Street off Albert Square, Manchester 2, Lancashire, England Also on the bill: The Beat Boys. LIVE SHOW: December 4, 1964: The Club A'Go Go, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Northumbria, England LIVE SHOW: December 5, 1964: The Club A'Go Go, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Northumbria, England LIVE SHOW: December 7, 1964: The Birmingham Town Hall, Victoria Square, Birmingham, Staffordshire, England Also on the bill: Gene Vincent, The Ugly's, The Plebs, The Londoners. The promoters were the Birmingham Youth Alyiah Committee. LIVE SHOW: December 13, 1964: The Ship and Rainbow, 480 Dudley Road, Wolverhampton, Warwickshire, England LIVE SHOW: December 26, 1964: The Twisted Wheel Club, 30 Brazennose Street off Albert Square, Manchester 2, Lancashire, England Also on the bill: Sonny Boy Williamson. LIVE SHOW: January 1, 1965: The Human Jungle, Over The Army Stores, The Market Place, Albion Road, Oldham, Lancashire, England LIVE SHOW: January 13, 1965: The Civic Hall, North Street, Wolverhampton, Warwickshire, England Also on the bill: Georgie Fame and the Blue Flames, Zoot Money's Big Roll Band, Alexis Korner's Blues Incorporated, The Soul Seekers, The 'N Betweens. STUDIO SESSION: ???, third 45 (released January 1965) (a3)(a6)Every Little Bit Hurts (a3)(a6)It Hurts Me So LIVE SHOW: 1965 England (possibly rehearsal for Spring 1965 show at the Marquee) (ab) Kansas City Dust My Broom Jump Back (ab) Every Little Bit Hurts (ab) Stevie's Blues Working On The Railroad (ab) It's Gonna Work Out Fine LIVE SHOW: February 20, 1965: The University of Leeds, Lifton Place, Woodhouse, Leeds, West Yorkshire, England LIVE SHOW: March 1, 1965 Marquee, London, England (p6) LIVE SHOW: March 27, 1965: The Astoria Ballroom, St. Mary's Way, Rawenstall, Lancashire, England LIVE SHOW: March 28, 1965: The Ritz Ballroom, 2 York Street, King's Heath, Birmingham, Staffordshire, England LIVE SHOW: April 13, 1965: The Willenhall Balls, Bath Street, Willenhall, Staffordshire, England LIVE SHOW: May 4, 1965 Marquee, London, England (p6) LIVE SHOW: May 18, 1965: The Corn Exchange, Corn Street, Bristol, Somerset, England LIVE SHOW: May 29, 1965: The Kubiklub, Slack Street, Rochdale, Lancashire, England LIVE SHOW: June 15, 1965 Marquee, London, England (p6) LIVE SHOW: June 19, 1965: The Uxbridge Blues Festival, The Hillingdon Borough Showground, Uxbridge, Middlesex, England Also on the bill: The Who, Soloman Burke, Zoot Money's Big Roll Band, Cliff Bennett and the Rebel Rousers, John Mayall's Bluesbreakers, Marianne Faithfull, The Birds, Dave Witting, The Ray Martin Group. LIVE SHOW: June 29, 1965 Marquee, London, England (p6) LIVE SHOW: June 30, 1965: The Bromel Club, The Bromley Court Hotel, Bromley Hill, Bromley, Kent, England LIVE SHOW: July 20, 1965 Marquee, London, England (p6) LIVE SHOW: July 30, 1965: The Cavern Club, 10 Mathew Street off North John Street, Liverpool 2, Lancashire, England STUDIO SESSION: ???, Their First Album (released July 1965) (a3)(a6)My Babe (a3)(a6)Dimples (a3)(a6)Searchin' (a3)(a6)Every Little Bit Hurts (a3)(a6)I'm Blue (Gong Gong Song) (a3)(a6)Sittin' And Thinkin' (a3)(a6)I Can't Stand It (a3)(a6)Here Right Now (a3)(a6)Jump Back (a3)(a6)It's Gonna Work Out Fine (a3)(a6)Midnight Train (a3)(a6)It Hurts Me So![]()
SPENCER DAVIS GROUP w/STEVE WINWOOD
The Second Album
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PERSONNEL: August 1963 to April 2, 1967 Steve Winwood - vocals, guitar, keyboards Spencer Davis - guitar Muff Winwood - bass, vocals Peter York - drums STUDIO SESSION: 1965, 4 track EP (a6)She Put The Hurt On Me (a6)Goodbye Stevie (a6)I'll Drown In My Own Tears (a6)I'm Getting Better LIVE SHOW: 1965 (a6)Kansas City LIVE SHOW: 1965 (a0) Every Little Bit Hurts (a0) Stevie's Blues RADIO SESSION: 1965 (aa)(a0)Midnight Special (aa) It's Gonna Work Out Fine (aa) Dimples RADIO SESSION: 1965 (aa) Watch Your Step (aa)(a0)It Hurts Me So (aa)(a0)I Can't Stand It STUDIO SESSION: ???, fourth 45 (released May 1965) (a4)(a6)Strong Love (a4)(a6)This Hammer LIVE SHOW: August 3, 1965 Marquee, London, England (p6) LIVE SHOW: August 8, 1965 5th National Jazz and Blues Festival, Richmond, England (p1) LIVE SHOW: August 8, 1965: The 5th National Jazz and Blues Festival, The Richmond Athletic Ground, Kew Foot Road, Richmond-upon-Thames, Surrey, England Also on the bill: The Animals, Jimmy James and the Vagabonds, The Alex Welsh Band, The Steampacket with The Brian Auger Trinity, Rod Stewart, Julie Driscoll and Long John Baldry. LIVE SHOW: September 3, 1965: The Bluesville, The Manor House, 316 Green Lanes, Manor House, North London, England LIVE SHOW: September 4, 1965: The New Georgian Club, High Street, Cowley, Uxbridge, Middlesex, England LIVE SHOW: September 16, 1965 Marquee, London, England (p6) LIVE SHOW: September 18, 1965: The Twisted Wheel Club, 6 Whitworth Street, Manchester 1, England Also on the bill: John Mayall's Bluesbreakers., Opening night of this famous club at its new address. LIVE SHOW: September 21, 1965 Marquee, London, England (p6) LIVE SHOW: September 24 - Sunday, October 17, 1965: The Rolling Stones Tour Also on the bill: Unit Four Plus Two, The Moody Blues (Sept 30, Oct 1, Oct 2, 1965), The Checkmates, Charlie Dickens and the Habits, The End. The compère was Ray Cameron and the promoter was Eric Easton for Rolling Stones Ltd. LIVE SHOW: September 24, 1965: The Astoria Cinema, 232-238 Seven Sisters Road, Finsbury Park, North London, England First date of tour. LIVE SHOW: September 25, 1965: The Gaumont Cinema, 22-26 Commercial Road, Southampton, Hampshire, England LIVE SHOW: September 26, 1965: The Colston Hall, Colston Street, Bristol, Somerset, England LIVE SHOW: September 28, 1965: The Capital Theatre, Queen Street, Cardiff, South Glamorgan, South Wales LIVE SHOW: September 29, 1965: The Granada Cinema, Castle Gates, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, England LIVE SHOW: September 30, 1965: The Gaumont Cinema, Piccadilly, Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England LIVE SHOW: October 19, 1965 Marquee, London, England (p6) LIVE SHOW: October 1, 1965: The ABC Cinema, 76 Foregate Street, Chester, Cheshire, England LIVE SHOW: October 2, 1965: The ABC Cinema, Station Road, Wigan, Lancashire, England LIVE SHOW: October 3, 1965: The Odeon Cinema, Oxford Street, Manchester, Lancashire, England LIVE SHOW: October 4, 1965: The Gaumont Cinema, Prince's Way, Bradford, Yorkshire, England from 6.15pm & 8.40pm LIVE SHOW: October 5, 1965: The ABC Cinema, 67 Queen Street, Cardiff, South Glamorgan, South Wales LIVE SHOW: October 6, 1965: The Odeon Cinema, 52-56 Renfield Street, Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland LIVE SHOW: October 7, 1965: The Newcastle City Hall, Northumberland Road, Northumbria, England LIVE SHOW: October 8, 1965: The ABC Cinema, 157 High Street, Stockton-on-Tees, County Durham, England LIVE SHOW: October 9, 1965: The Odeon Cinema, The Headrow, Leeds, West Yorkshire, England LIVE SHOW: October 10, 1965: The ABC Cinema, 157 High Street, Stockton-on-Tees, County Durham, England LIVE SHOW: October 11, 1965: The Gaumont Theatre, Barker's Pool, Sheffield, Yorkshire, England LIVE SHOW: October 12, 1965: The Gaumont Palace Theatre, Hall Gate, Doncaster, South Yorkshire, England LIVE SHOW: October 13, 1965: The De Montfort Hall, Granville Road, Leicester, Leicestershire, England LIVE SHOW: October 14, 1965: The Odeon Cinema, 139 New Street, Birmingham 2, Staffordshire, England from 6.45pm & 9pm LIVE SHOW: October 15, 1965: The Regal Cinema, 38-39 St. Andrew's Street, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England LIVE SHOW: October 16, 1965: The ABC Cinema, Abington Square, Northampton, Northamptonshire, England LIVE SHOW: October 17, 1965: The Granada Cinema, 50 Mitcham Road, Tooting, South West London, England Last date of tour. STUDIO SESSION: October 21, 1965, fifth 45 (released November 1965) (a4)(a6)Keep On Running (a5)(a6)High Time Baby LIVE SHOW: October 27, 1965: The Majestic Ballroom, Westgate Road, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Northumbria, England Also on the bill: The Alan Price Set, Dedicated Men's Jug Band. LIVE SHOW: October 28, 1965: The Mayfair Ballroom, Newgate Street, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Northumbria, England LIVE SHOW: November 9, 1965 Marquee, London, England (p6) LIVE SHOW: November 16, 1965 Marquee, London, England (p6) LIVE SHOW: November 25, 1965: The Stamford Hall, 177 Stockport Road, Timperley, Aithrincham, Llancashire, England Advertised in The Evening News and Chronicle as Altm. Stamford Hall Tonight. Spencer Davies. 5/6 Spencer Davies 5/6 Petals. Guests. 6/-. LIVE SHOW: December 7, 1965 Marquee, London, England (p6) STUDIO SESSIONS: 1965 movie: Go Go Mania, aka: Pop Gear (lip syncing to song[s]?) My Babe STUDIO SESSION: The Second Album (released January 1966) (a4)(a6)Look Away (a4)(a6)Keep On Running (a4)(a6)This Hammer (a4)(a6)Georgia On My Mind (a4)(a6)Please Do Something (a4)(a6)Let Me Down Easy (a4)(a6)Strong Love (a4)(a6)I Washed My Hands In Muddy Water (a4)(a6)Since I met You Baby (a4)(a6)You Must Believe Me (a4)(a6)Hey Darling (a4)(a6)Watch Your Step LIVE SHOW: January 1, 1966: The Twisted Wheel, 6 Whitworth Street, Manchester 1, England LIVE SHOW: January 2, 1966: The Old Hill Plaza, 251 Halesowen Road, Old Hill, Birmingham, Staffordshire, England LIVE SHOW: January 3, 1966: The St. Matthews Bath, Portman Road, Ipswich, Suffolk, England LIVE SHOW: January 7, 1966: The TI Ballroom, Broadwell Road, Oldbury, Worcestershire, England LIVE SHOW: January 8, 1966: The Dreamland, 49-51 Marine Terrace, Margate, Kent, England Also on the bill: The Berkeley Squares. LIVE SHOW: January 9, 1966: The Shakespeare Hotel, 12 Powis Street, Woolwich, South East, England LIVE SHOW: January 11, 1966: The Marquee Club, 90 Wardour Street, Soho, West London, England (p6) LIVE SHOW: January 13, 1966: The Sir John Wilson Town Hall, Stirling Street, Airdrie, North Lanarkshire, Scotland LIVE SHOW: January 14, 1966: The Perth City Hall, King Edward Street, Perth, Perthshire, Scotland LIVE SHOW: January 15, 1966: The Market Hall, Fisher Street, Carlisle, Cumberland, England LIVE SHOW: January 16, 1966: The Dundee Palais, 31 South Tay Street, Dundee, Fife, Scotland LIVE SHOW: January 17, 1966: The Shakespeare Hotel, 12 Powis Street, Woolwich, South East, England LIVE SHOW: January 18, 1966: The El Cubana, 13 Toward Road, Hendon, Sunderland, County Durham, England LIVE SHOW: January 20, 1966: The Club A-GoGo, Percy Street, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Northumbria, England LIVE SHOW: January 21, 1966: The Coatham Hotel, Redcar, North Yorkshire, England LIVE SHOW: February 22, 1966: The Marquee Club, 90 Wardour Street, Soho, West London, England (p6) LIVE SHOW: February 1966: Beat Festival, Stadhalle, Bremen, West Germany LIVE SHOW: February 1966 Beat Festival, Stadthalle, Bremen, Germany Keep on Running (filmed, and later broadcast on Beat Club on March 26, 1966)![]()
SPENCER DAVIS GROUP w/STEVE WINWOOD
Autumn '66
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PERSONNEL: August 1963 to April 2, 1967 Steve Winwood - vocals, guitar, keyboards Spencer Davis - guitar Muff Winwood - bass, vocals Peter York - drums STUDIO SESSION: ???, sixth 45 (released March 1966) (a5)(a6)Somebody Help Me (a6)Stevie's Blues LIVE SHOW: March 8, 1966 Marquee, London, England (p6) VIDEO SESSION: March 1966 Beat Beat Beat, German TV (ab)(a9)Keep On Running (3:17) (a0)(ab)(a9)Sitting Here Thinking (2:30) Please Do Something (a0)(ab)(a9)Somebody Help Me (1:59) LIVE SHOW: March 17, 1966: Dick Clark's 'Where The Action Is,' The Royal Albert Hall, Kensington Gore, West Kensington, South West London, England Also on the bill: The Moody Blues, The Yardbirds, The Small Faces, The Mindbenders, Them, Unit Four Plus Two, The Nashville Teens, The Zombies, The Action. This was the recording date. LIVE SHOW: April 6, 1966: The Orchard Ballroom, Purley, Surrey, England, 7.30pm - 11pm (p7) Advertised as Orchard Ballroom . Purley Mecca Dancing The Spencer Davis Group Wednesday, 6th April Dancing, 7.30-11 p.m. Admission 6/6. LIVE SHOW: April 14, 1966 Gaumont Cinema, Croydon, England (pe) LIVE SHOW: April 15, 1966 Fairfield Hall, Croydon, England (pe) (p7) LIVE SHOW: April 16, 1966 Odeon Cinema, Watford, England (pe) LIVE SHOW: April 17, 1966 Regal Cinema, Edmonton, England (pe) LIVE SHOW: April 22, 1966 Odeon Cinema, Derby, England (pe) LIVE SHOW: April 23, 1966 Odeon Cinema, Rochester, England (pe) LIVE SHOW: April 24, 1966 Hippodrome, Brighton, England (pe) LIVE SHOW: April 25, 1966 Pavillion, Bath, England (pe) LIVE SHOW: May 1, 1966 NME Poll Winners Concert, Empire Pool, Wembley, London, England (pa) LIVE SHOW: May 10, 1966 Marquee, London, England (p6) LIVE SHOW: June 14, 1966 Marquee, London, England (p6) STUDIO SESSION: ???, seventh 45 (released July 1966) (a5)(a6)When I Come Home (aka: When I Get Home) (a6)Trampoline LIVE SHOW: July 19, 1966 Marquee, London, England (p6) LIVE SHOW: July 29, 1966 6th National Jazz and Blues Festival, Royal Windsor Racecourse, Windsor, Berkshire, England (pa) STUDIO SESSION: summer 1966 movie: Ghost Goes Gear STUDIO SESSION: ???, Autumn '66 (released September 1966) (a5)(a6)Together Till The End Of Time (a5)(a6)Take This Hurt Off Me (a5)(a6)Nobody Knows You When You Are Down And Out (a5)(a6)Midnight Special (a5)(a6)When A Man Loves A Woman (a5)(a6)When I Come Home (a5)(a6)Mean Woman Blues (a5)(a6)Dust My Blues (a5)(a6)On The Green Light (a5)(a6)Neighbor Neighbor (a5)(a6)High Time Baby (a5)(a6)Somebody Help Me LIVE SHOW: September 20, 1966 Marquee, London, England (p6) LIVE SHOW: October 21, 1966 Fairfield Hall, Croydon, England (p7) LIVE SHOW: November 1, 1966 Marquee, London, England (p6) STUDIO SESSION: ???, eighth 45 (released November 1966) (a6)Gimme Some Lovin' (a6)Blues In F VIDEO SESSION: December 5, 1966 Ready Steady Go! (TV), Wembley Studios, Northwest London, England (pe) LIVE SHOW: December 19, 1966: The Silver Blades Ice Rink, 386 High Road, Streatham, South West London, England LIVE SHOW: December 20, 1966 Marquee, London, England (p6) LIVE SHOW: December 30, 1966 Upper Cut, Forest Gate Centre, England (p6) LIVE SHOW: December 23, 1966: Rediffusion's Ready Steady Go!, Studio 9, Television House, Kingsway, Holborn, West Central London, England, 6pm - 8pm Also on the bill: Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick and Tich, Donovan, Paul Jones, The Alan Price Set, The Who. Ready Steady Go! final show. RADIO SESSION: 1966 (aa) She Put The Hurt On Me (aa)(a0)Keep On Running (aa)(a0)Goodbye Stevie RADIO SESSION: 1966 (aa) We'll Be Together, Til The End Of Time (aa)(a0)When I Come Home (aa) Mean Woman Blues RADIO SESSION: 1966 (aa)(a0)I Can't Get Enough Of It (aa)(a0)Oh! Pretty Woman (aa) Neighbour Neighbour LIVE SHOW: 1966 Helsinki, Finland, TV special (possibly February 27, 1967) intro (ab)(a9)When I Come Home (2:24) (a0)(ab)(a9)Dust My Blues (3:06) (ab)(a9)Mean Woman Blues (3:20) (ab)(a9)Together 'Til the End of Time (3:32) (ab)(a9)I'm a Man (3:18) (ab)(a9)Georgia On My Mind (5:06) (ab)(a9)Gimme Some Lovin' (4:00) announcer I'm A Man - Gimme Some Lovin (reprise) STUDIO SESSION: ???, nineth 45 (released January 1967) (a6)I'm A Man (a6)I Can't Get Enough Of It STUDIO SESSION: ???, German only 45 (released late 1966 early 1967 Det War In Schoneberg (sung in german) (a6)Stevie's Groove STUDIO SESSION: early 1967 (a6)Waltz For Caroline aka: Waltz For Lumumba (a6)Back Into My Life Again LIVE SHOW: 1967 (a6)Oh! Pretty Woman RADIO SESSION: January 1967, BBC, 60's At The Beeb (a7)Gimme Some Lovin' (a7)I'm A Man RADIO SESSION: 1967 BBC London (a9)Take This Hurt Off Me (2:33) (a9)Till the End of Time (2:59) (a9)That's All (3:00) (a9)Gimme Some Lovin' (3:20) LIVE SHOW: 1967 (aa)(a0)Gimme Some Lovin' (aa)(a0)I'm A Man LIVE SHOW: February 7, 1967 Marquee, London, England (p6) LIVE SHOW: February 1967 Stockholm, Sweden (possibly also known as March 1, 1967) (a9)(a8)When I Come Home (2:31) (a9)(a8)I'm A Man (3:39) (a9)(a8)Gimme Some Lovin' (3:02) STUDIO SESSIONS: 1967 movie: Here We Go Round The Mulberry Bush (Steve Winwood had already left the Spencer Davis Group,) (but one older track was used.)![]()
SPENCER DAVIS GROUP w/STEVE WINWOOD
PRINT MEDIA
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The Complete Rock Family Trees (Book 1 & 2)
Written, Researched, Drawn by Pete Frame
Published by Omnibus Press. Copyright 1983. 60 pages.The Great Rock Discography (third edition) by M.C.Strong
Published by Omnibus Press. Copyright 1996. 950 pages. Hardbook (oversize).Rock On Film by David Ehrenstein and Bill Reed
Published by Delilah Books. Copyright 1982. 275 pages. Paperback.Live Show Listings
Live show listings come from various sources, including the below listed books, visitors to this web site and from other web sites. None of these listings have been verified by me. And just because there was a print advertisement for the show, is no guarantee that there weren't problems which caused the show to be cancelled.(p1) The Art Of Rock - A Spectular Visual And Oral History
Writter: Paul D. Grushkin, Artworks Photographed by Jon Sievert
Published by Artabras. Copyright 1987. 516 pages. Hardback.(p6) London Live By Tony Bacon
Published By Miller Freeman Books. Copyright 1999. 192 pages. Paperback.(p7) Rockin' Croydon By Chris Groom
Published By Wombeat Publishing. Copyright 1998. 224 pages. Paperback.(pa) Cream - The Legendary Sixties Supergroup by Chris Welch
Published by Balafon Books. Copyright 2000. 192 pages. Paperback.(pe) The Who Concert File by Joe McMichael and 'Irish' Jack Lyons
Published by Omnibus Press. Copyrightt 1997. 208 pages. Softback (oversize).
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SPENCER DAVIS GROUP w/STEVE WINWOOD
AUDIO MEDIA
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Commercial Releases
(a3) Their First Album
(a4) The Second Album
(a5) Autumn '66
(a6) Eight Gigs A Week - The Steve Winwood Years
(a0) Live Anthology 1965 - 1968
(aa) Mojo Rhythms & Midnight Blues - Vol.2: Shows '65-'68
(ab) Mojo Rhythms & Midnight Blues - Vol.2: Shows '65-'68
Other Material
(a7) January 1967, BBC, 60's At The Beeb
(a8) February 1967 Stockholm, Sweden
(a9) Alive 1964 - 1967 compilation
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VIDEO MEDIA
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(I am always interested in expanding my collection.)
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Spencer Davis Group - official web site discography, photos, interviews, ...
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CLASSIFIEDs
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June 29, 2003.
MusicStack looks like a good source of used music items (LPs, CDs, posters, ...).
As always, let me know what you think.
December 10, 2002.
Back in October 1999 I put up links to CD-Now so that visitors could easily link to the related band pages and instantly see which items were still in print/available for purchase. CD-Now no longer has that option. For the moment I am putting in Amazon.com search boxes. Amazon.com doesn't easily allow for links to individual band pages in the same way that CD-Now used to. So, instead of me being able to create direct links, I have put up the Amazon.com search box instead. So you can still go to a page with the various bands products, buy you now need to go through a search box.As always, let me know what you think.
April 22, 2002.
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December 3, 2002 CD Now is undergoing changes, and asked that ALL links be removed.
October 28, 1999 I signed up with CD Now.
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