Traffic Discography
Traffic: A Fantasy Our story begins in a magical place… past strawberry fields, by Penny Lane and Arnold Layne, by car and not…
Traffic: A Fantasy Our story begins in a magical place… past strawberry fields, by Penny Lane and Arnold Layne, by car and not…
This a treasure chest of psychedelic gems, produced with gleeful abandon by Jimmy Miller, with whom Winwood had worked in Spencer Davis. The…
A psychedelic single with a little LSD and hash in its history.
Mason rejoins the band just in time to kick in half an album’s worth of great songs before leaving again.
A catch-all compilation to meet contractual obligations.
A good compilation of songs from the band’s first smiling phase featuring Dave Mason, including some nonalbum singles.
Probably the best album he’s ever done, this compares favorably to Clapton’s first.
Ginger’s afro-jazz experiment recorded live at the Royal Albert Hall with Graham Bond, Steve Winwood and Denny Laine.
The Traffic album that almost wasn’t became the best that ever was.
Dave Mason rejoins the band for a brief college tour, proving only that you canteen go home.
Kronomyth 8.0: SIX, SIX STICKS. The album cover notwithstanding, Traffic didn’t cut any corners on their followup to John Barleycorn. The Low Spark…
Jim Capaldi’s first solo album owes as much to abdominal inflammation as inspiration. Steve Winwood had developed peritonitis, an inflammation of the abdominal…
Some people would have staged an intervention for Clapton. His friends staged a concert instead.
A hit-or-miss followup that lacks the creative spark of their last two records.
Maybe the prospect of a 15-minute “Glad” makes you, well, happy. But I would tell you that On The Road, at least in…