Album · 1968
Traffic
- Released
- October 1968
- Catalogue no.
- UAS 6676
- Tracklist
- 10 tracks
- Length
- 40:51
- Country
- US
“Traffic” is an album by Traffic, released in 1968 on United Artists Records. The original release has 10 tracks with a running time of 40:51. The line-up features Chris Wood (bass, flute), Dave Mason (guitar family, harmonica), Jim Capaldi (keyboard, membranophone) and Steve Winwood (bass, guitar).
Who played on Traffic
- Chris Wood bass, flute, soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone
- Dave Mason guitar family, harmonica, vocals
- Jim Capaldi keyboard, membranophone, percussion, vocals
- Steve Winwood bass, guitar, keyboard, organ, vocals
Tracklist
- A1 You Can All Join In — Dave Mason 3:41
- A2 Pearly Queen 4:22
- A3 Don’t Be Sad — Dave Mason 3:26
- A4 Who Knows What Tomorrow May Bring 3:16
- A5 Feelin’ Alright? — Dave Mason 4:20
- B1 Vagabond Virgin 5:23
- B2 Forty Thousand Headmen — Jim Capaldi, Steve Winwood 3:15
- B3 Cryin’ to Be Heard — Dave Mason 5:13
- B4 No Time to Live 5:20
- B5 Means to an End 2:36
Production
- Jimmy Miller producer
- Brian Humphries engineer
- Eddie Kramer engineer
- Glyn Johns engineer
- Terry Brown engineer
More albums by Traffic
Mr. Fantasy
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Last Exit
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John Barleycorn Must Die
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The Low Spark of High Heeled Boys
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Shoot Out at the Fantasy Factory
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When the Eagle Flies
1974 · Island
1970‐11‐18: Fillmore East, New York, NY, USA
· Live
Traffic Control
1972-02-21: Santa Monica Civic Auditorium, Santa Monica, CA, USA
· Live
Complete BBC 1970
· Live
1974-05-17: Rainbow Theatre, London, England, UK
· Live
1971-10-07: Arie Crown Auditorium, Chicago, IL, USA
· Live
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Traffic?
The line-up of Traffic includes Chris Wood (bass, flute), Dave Mason (guitar family, harmonica), Jim Capaldi (keyboard, membranophone) and Steve Winwood (bass, guitar).
Which label released Traffic?
Traffic was released in 1968 on United Artists Records (UAS 6676).
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