I love his talent and had a crush 😊

Jim Capaldi & Chris Wood would be extremely proud

Hello Susan, How’re you doing? Thanks for your love, support and for being an amazing fan! ❤️ It's nice meeting you here

Ian Snyder Oh man, you got right! Way, way 2 legendary

Lilly made this Brilliant

What a classic song. Haunting indeed

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Yes he is

It's a clever allegory, that's all. Nothing at all to do with the 'Corn King' - which is fanciful nonsense.

1971 or 72

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@@stevewinwood4279, one of your greatest songs, indeed. Albeit I never learned to play the guitar correctly I will try to play this wonderful melody on guitar. 🙂

The sadistic manner of detail in describing what happens to John Barleycorn by the different parties involved in turning barley into an alcoholic beverage can be analogized to the song of the suffering servant from the Bible's prophet Isaiah, Chapter 53 and leave it to you to decide whether that was in fact referring to a real person.

The human life cycle with all its ups and downs, filled with mountain s of aspirations snd valleys of tears is indeed a beautiful thing.Conscious existence is a a loving gift given freely only to hold and cherish and to give thanks.

@@annakimborahpa I don't know. But I'm glad the drunks of England or Scotland turned it into a beautiful drinking song. (Fairport did it in the original major key, kzfaq.info/get/bejne/d5h8i7KbtJvehn0.html at 2:12, and I think I like it better.)

@@NoSnoozeBlues1 I met you on the ledge and took a listen. Music wise, Fairport's version is entirely different and "a beautiful drinking song." Traffic's minor key version is a dramatic and suspenseful narrative that culminates with "and little Sir John in the nut brown bowl proved the strongest man at last", whereas Fairport repeats that line in their major key refrain numerous times. Both versions are memorable. Traffic was always unstable as a group, but Fairport became a phenomenon of longevity.

oh i think they would know that. Remember he is not Jason Momoa or Dwayne "the Rock" Johnson

Did they catcall her? Gross.

Keke I heard 0 disrespectful and I'm a father myself. It was the young lady's INCREDIBLE performance for which the audience members were showing their appreciation. To hear and see such a GREAT, GREAT musician's craft on display in his own child is a true thing of beauty. He taught her well.

Probably drunk

@@MyRobertallen Dynamite. Is that his daughter? Fantastic.

Well, not in Budweiser!

Confirmation John Barleycorn never dead, Budweiser, one of my favorite beer

We pray so, dear sister! 🌹🌹🌹

I can't find my way home! Thanks to Stevie winwood! I'm on the right path!

Definitely heading to the light...or already there in spirit

you really are a sad individual

You are sick!!

Trump lives rent free in your head.

​@markhaus2830 Don't even engage with those idiots, just TDS in overdrive! They're just trying to get a response, they're so pathetic!!