One of the main complaints about Winwood is how pliable a character he has seemingly been, somehow surviving and even thriving through plenty of years of bands where other colleagues quickly burn out. His second solo album heralded yet another resurgence, with consistently strong material backed by a curious blend of burgeoning technology and traditional sounds. The obvious centerpiece is the lead-off track (and hit single) "While You See A Chance", and the general positive mood carries through the entire record through a series of deep grooves and ballads. Definitely one of Winwood's stronger records.