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17 de dic. de 2011 · The resulting collection, Welcome to the Canteen (which was technically credited to the seven individual musicians, not to Traffic), proved how good a contractual obligation album could be. Sound quality was not the best, with the vocals under-recorded and stray sounds honing in, but the playing was exemplary, and the set list was an excellent mixture of old Traffic songs and recent Mason ...
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Released: September 1971. Chart Peak: #26. Weeks Charted: 19. Traffic was probably named Traffic because the word went well with jam, which Traffic could and can. Here, the original Traffic plus three proe it for ten-and-a-half minutes with "Dear Mr. Fantasy." Then, the point made, they start sounding dogmatic and redundant on "Gimme Some Lovin ...
19 de mar. de 2002 · Welcome to the Canteen. Island. 2002-03-19. By the time Traffic recorded John Barleycorn Must Die in 1970, a new phase of their career had begun. The psychedelic rock songs had been replaced by ...
Photography and Album Design by Visualeyes. SINGLES: Traffic’s "Gimme Some Lovin’" (live) released as US single, 09/71. "Glad" released as US single, 1972. The Official Website of Legendary Musician Steve Winwood, whose compositions include “Gimme Some Lovin’“, “Higher Love”, “Roll With It”, “Valerie”, “Back In The High ...
Welcome To The Canteen ( LP, Album) Polydor. 2334 022. Canada. 1971. Recently Edited. Welcome To The Canteen ( LP, Album, Stereo) Island Records. 85 676 IT.
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