Widespread Panic

During their performance at Lock'n Festival on June 9, 2014, Widespread Panic delivered a remarkable rendition of "I'm a Man," featuring the legendary Steve Winwood. This moment came just after the release of their studio album "Wood" in 2014, a project that showcased their ever-evolving sound and commitment to live music. What's particularly interesting is the collaboration with Winwood, which added a nostalgic flair. Winwood and Randall Bramblett, who had previously played together, added layers of history and camaraderie to the performance. The energy was palpable as John Bell's vocals intertwined with Winwood's, bridging generations of musical talent. This performance exemplifies the band's dedication not just to excellence but also to soulful collaborations that celebrate musical lineage.

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