The first time you heard "While You See a Chance" in the early 80's you hear these luscious arranged keyboard sounds, and it welcomes the 80's decade with a up tempo keyboard solo, then you hear the voice and you say to yourself "Isn't that Steve Winwood? The same guy who played organ in the Spencer Davis Group?"  You automatically get a road map of Winwood's new 80's direction.  It's a direction of synthesizers dominating his sounds, and soloing with unique keyboard phrases that defines this era of his career.  Arc Of A Diver is the beginning of  Winwood where he redefines himself.  The album's mix is below par.  The instrumentations that are put together also fail to adhered some kinda of unity, but this is excused because Steve Winwood played all the instruments.  Winwood also engineered and mixed the whole album.  In my opinion when it comes to artists that play all their instruments on their albums I put Arc Of A Diver in the top 5.  Their are some good uptempo danceable songs like "Second Hand Women", and "Night Train."  "Slowdown Sundown" is more classic Winwood ballad.  You can hear the organ, but their is also a beautiful multimoog solo.  Their are only seven tracks on this album, and a important album in Steve Winwoods career.  The album is only 40 minutes long, but enjoyable!