[2] This band featured Jones playing harmonica alongside Eric Clapton on guitar and Manfred Mann's Jack Bruce on bass together with Steve Winwood on vocals and Pete York on drums (both from the Spencer Davis Group), and Ben Palmer on piano, who had previously played with Clapton and Jones as a member of the Roosters and the Glands.
[1][2] The Powerhouse only recorded a few songs in March 1966 (produced by Boyd), three of which were released on the Elektra compilation album What's Shakin' alongside tracks by the Lovin' Spoonful, Al Kooper, Tom Rush and the Butterfield Blues Band.
[1] "The slow blues was never issued, so they must have it on tape at Elektra somewhere", said Clapton in a March 1968 interview, printed in Guitar Player magazine in 1992.
"[2] Due to contractual constraints, Winwood was credited as Steve Anglo in the original album's liner notes.
[1] Clapton and Winwood have appeared together on numerous occasions, most notably from 1968 to 1969 as half of Blind Faith, with Ric Grech and again Ginger Baker.