Blind Faith

The best rock supergroups in history, from Cream to Velvet Revolver

By Philip Wilding, Dave Everley published 19 May 26

Some supergroups just aren't worth the sum of their parts. These are the exceptions

They played alongside Pink Floyd, the Rolling Stones, Blind Faith and Keith Chegwin. Then they were gone

By Malcolm Dome published 10 May 26

Rumours of alchemy, magick, war heroism and Van Gogh’s ear surrounded the “bonkers, eclectic and free-thinking” group earlier known as The Giant Sun Trolley, National-Balkan Ensemble and Hydrogen Jukebox

Nine Steve Winwood albums you should listen to and one to avoid

By Paul Elliott published 19 March 26

With the Spencer Davis Group, Traffic, Blind Faith and solo, Steve Winwood has shown himself to be a truly singular talent. These are his best albums

Rock’s 20 greatest one album wonders: the bands that made one album then vanished

By Classic Rock published 27 July 23

They came, they saw, they vanished – these are the bands who made one perfect album then split up

Blind Faith: Steve Winwood on the problems of life in a supergroup

By Max Bell published 5 January 22

Vocalist and keyboard player Steve Winwood looks back at Blind Faith, one of the first supergroups

Blind Faith: 'We didn’t really know what we were about'

By Max Bell published 7 June 17

Vocalist/keyboard player Steve Winwood looks back at life in the first ever supergroup, Blind Faith