TRAFFIC John Barleycorn Must Die (First issue 1970 UK 6-track stereo LP on the rough textured pink 'i' Island label, textured gatefold picture sleeve. The heavy duty sleeve shows only a little faint scuffing or fading at the edges, the labelsremain very clean with just a couple of light marks around the spindle hole, whilst the vinyl has a only a few light paper scuffs and hairlines not affecting play. Fantastic copy! ILPS9116) more...
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TRAFFIC Mr Fantasy (1999 UK 'Simply Vinyl' limited edition 10-track LP pressed on Audiophile quality 180gram Virgin Vinyl, housed in a glossy picture sleeve with insert and company booklet, still in the original hype-stickered outer PVCdust jacket with intact open seal on the back. Although not sealed, this remains in a 'near as new' condition SVLP099) more...
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TRAFFIC Shoot Out At The Fantasy Factory (1973 UK first pressing 5-track vinyl LP on the pink rimmed Island 'palm tree' label with A-1U B-1U matrices, their sixth studio album. Housed in a fully laminated shaped picture sleeve with matching shaped artwork inner. The Inner shows a little foxing whilst the sleeve displays minimal wear; apart from some minor spindle wear, the vinyl shows few signs of play - an fantasic example ILPS9224) more...
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TRAFFIC Last Exit (Rare 1969 UK first press 7-track stereo LP on the original rough textured pink 'eye' label with machine stamped +A/+B matrices, matte gatefold picture sleeve. This pressing is now very difficult to find in any condition. Thecover [VG] has withstood the ravages of time with no writing & shows some scuffing & ring wear, as expected after half a century. The heavyweight vinyl has been professionally cleaned & plays very nice to an Excellent standard, with little si more...
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TRAFFIC Mr Fantasy (Original 1967 UK pink 'eye' logo label 10-track MONO vinyl LP, the band's debut release, housed in a suitably trippy front laminated gatefold pocket picture sleeve. See 'more info' for condition details... ILP961) more...
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TRAFFIC Best Of Traffic (Scarce 1971 Japanese-only 11-track vinyl LP compilation, on a pink rimmed Island 'palm tree' label manufactured by King, housed in a gatefold picture sleeve with a different front cover image to other issues includinga wonderful silver tinted image, with Japanese/lyric insert. The matt sleeve has some discolouring with age & some minor foxing, yet the vinyl has only a few light signs of play AML(I)1004) more...
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TRAFFIC John Barleycorn Must Die (1970 UK first issue 6-track stereo LP on the rough textured pink 'i' logo label, gatefold picture sleeve. The sleeve is strictly graded VG, with a little discolouring and wear to the spine with the inside printremains unblemished. The vinyl has been professionally cleaned & play tested, and despite showing scuffing across much of the two sides, with the odd hairline,light ambient noise was only faintly present with no skips or jumps. A very respec more...
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TRAFFIC Traffic (Rare 1968 UK first issue 10-track stereo LP on the pink 'eye' Island label, internal flipback gatefold picture sleeve with integral eight page photo booklet ILPS9081T)
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TRAFFIC Traffic (Rare 1969 South African pressed 10-track stereo vinyl LP, housed in the unique front laminated flipback picture sleeve variant. The front of the laminate has rippled over time with a little lift & curling to the spine, but showsjust a little other shelfwear with a little edge scuffing and a name written neatly on the back however, the vinyl has managed to remain in excellent condition with only light signs of play evident. A very acceptable copy of this very hard to fin more...
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WINWOOD/CAPALDI/MASON/WOOD etc. Welcome To The Canteen (1971 UK first issue 6-track vinyl LP on the pink rim 'palm tree' label, recorded live at Croydon's Fairfield Hall & the Oz Benefit Concert in London in July that year, including long versions of Gimme Some Lovin' & Dear Mr Fantasy along with 40,000 Headmen & Medicated Goo, housed in a sturdy fully laminated picture sleeve with pinched spine. The sleeve shows minimal wear and the vinyl is excellent with a few light paper hairli more...
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TRAFFIC Mr Fantasy (Rare 1967 UK second issue 10-track stereo LP on the rough textured pink 'i' logo Island label, housed in a matte gatefold picture sleeve. The sleeve displays some minor general wear with some edge & corner scuffing, the labels are clear with only a few light spindle marks, whilst the vinyl has a few cosmetic surface scuffs. Overall a VG+/EX- example ILPS9061) more...
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TRAFFIC Best Of Traffic - In Shrink (1969 US 11-track United Artist Records label LP, housed in a picture sleeve featuring unique artwork used on the US issue only. The sleeve on this copy is still in the original open shrink with only light shelf wear to the opening. The vinyl is in excellent condition showing only light signs of play UAS5500) more...
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TRAFFIC Port Chester 1970 (2022 UK limited edition 8-track LP recorded live at the Capitol Theatre, Port Chester, New York on June 26th 1970 and broadcast on WNEW-FM radio. Touring the US as a trio – Steve Winwood, Jim Capaldi and Chris Wood'sperformances on this tour were unlike any other, featuring material from the then-unreleased John Barleycorn Must Die album. Includes the rare encore of Feelin’ Good (Nina Simone). Retro style flipback picture sleeve, factory sealed) more...
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