TRAFFIC On The Road (Classic 1973 UK first issue 7-track double LP recorded live in Germany with the legendary Muscle Shoals rhythm section of Roger Hawkins, David Hood and Barry Becket, complete with road sign printed picture inners, fully laminated gatefold picture sleeve. This is a marvellous one previous owner example. The sleeve shows minimal shelfwear & the vinyl remains in superb condition with few signs of play ISLD2) more...
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TRAFFIC On The Road (Classic 1973 UK 7-track double vinyl LP recorded live in Germany with the legendary Muscle Shoals rhythm section of Roger Hawkins, David Hood & Barry Becket. The fully laminated gatefold picture sleeve shows just a littlecorner wear and the roadsign inners have some light foxing, while both vinyl discs are excellent with only minimal cosmetic wear & surface scuffs revealing just light play ISLD2) more...
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TRAFFIC On The Road (Late 70s UK issue of the classic 1973 7-track double LP recorded live in Germany with the legendary Muscle Shoals rhythm section of Roger Hawkins, David Hood and Barry Becket, glossy gatefold picture sleeve with road signinners. The sleeve displays light ring & edge wear with a small area of paper loss inside, whilst the vinyl discs are excellent and look barely played ISLD2) more...
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TRAFFIC On The Road (Original 1973 UK 7-track double LP recorded live in Germany with the legendary Muscle Shoals rhythm section of Roger Hawkins, David Hood & Barry Becket, fully laminated gatefold picture sleeve with road sign inners. The sleeve is graded as VG+ with the odd light corner bump & name annotations to the inners and scuffing to Side 4 whilst the vinyl grades EXcellent just a few minor signs of play ISLD2) more...
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TRAFFIC Live At Santa Monica (2008 UK Region 2 PAL DVD - In 1967 Steve Winwood decided to leave the Spencer Davis Group, and form his own band, the result was Traffic. It is without doubt fortunate that Island & Columbia filmed Traffic at the 3000 seat Santa Monica Civic Auditorium in 1972, following the release of their definitive album 'John Barleycorn Must Die'. This is a beautifully shot concert film, with endless camera angles and close-ups of performers from virtually every perspective imaginable, with great shots of band members Steve Winwood, Chris White, Rebop Kwakubaah & Jim Capaldi.) more...
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