Steve Winwood

This Premier Guitar article states, " To celebrate, Gibson Guitar Chairman and CEO Henry Juszkiewicz presented Winwood with an exclusively designed Gibson Firebird guitar. The guitar is a replica of Winwood''s favorite Firebird from the 1960s, which was stolen while on tour at that time." And the picture shows Winwood with a non-reverse Firebird.

In this article, by Vintage Guitar, Winwood talks about Stratocasters:

"'When I finally got to make some money, in about 1966, I ordered a couple of Fenders – a Strat and a Tele,' explains Winwood. 'They were CBS, and they just started remaking the maple necks. Of course, I’d seen pictures of these old guys playing maple necks, and that was a big thing. I loved the kind of stuff that Curtis Mayfield was doing – that style – and Little Milton. It wasn’t so much a driven style of guitar; it was like a clean sound. I didn’t realize that I had convinced Eric to play the Strat until reading his book. In fact, I learned a lot of things about Eric’s and my relationship after I read his book.'”

Steve Winwood has used a "white Telecaster", according to this article by Vintage Guitar.

In an interview with Vintage Guitar® magazine, Steve Winwood mentioned that he used a Fender Stratocaster TLC-100, a nylon-string Telecaster Classical Thinline, during his performance of "Can’t Find My Way Home" on the Crossroads 2007 DVD.

Winwood used the Martin D-28 for many of Traffic’s acoustic numbers

It says, "Early pictures of the Spencer Davis Group show Winwood playing a three-pickup Harmony H59 Rocket," in this article, by Vintage Guitar.

Steve Winwood used a Höfner Club 40, according to this article.

In this Vintage Guitar article, it talks about some of the guitars Winwood has used, which includes a Jaguar.

In this article, by Vintage Guitar, Steve Winwood says, "I remember at one point I played a Jaguar; then I had various Gibsons, including a Melody Maker."

This article states that Steve Winwood used a Harmony Stratotone, saying "Steve is also quoted as playing a Stratotone variation."

Winwood uses a sunburst American Standard Stratocaster, as stated in this article.

"...and I used a Danelectro at one point.” Stated by a Steve Winwood Interview in Vintage Guitar Magazine June 2008 issue "Voice of a Guitar Great" by Dan Forte

Steve Winwood can be seen playing an Ovation Balladeer with Traffic's live performance set under the German music television program "Musikladen" in 1973.