(separate tracks but very short time space in between) to the point that even in concert Their infectious grooves and very judicious breaks - both are invariably linked together The psychy song are ever so close to to the progressive ones.Īmong these prog tracks are three irresistible masterpieces : Glad and Freedom Rider with Transition album 'par excellence' as one can really feel the two Traffic phases still presentīut slowly melting together. Renamed Traffic and are we ever glad they had that brilliant idea. Originally intended as a Stevie Winwood solo album, this got quickly (1970, UK) Cover with the original burlap photo backgroundĬD Island Records ‎- 422-842 780-2 (1990, US)ĬD Island Remasters - IMCD266 (1999, Europe) Remastered to 24-bit with 5 previously unreleased bonus tracks (On the track list the original # 4-6 become 5-7 due to bonus track inserted at #4)Ĥ.5 stars really. Bill Graham / spoken voice (9) Releases informationĪrtwork: Illustration courtesy of English Folk Dance & Song Society with Mike Sida (design) Jim Capaldi / drums, percussion, tambourine (5), vocals (4,5) Chris Wood / acoustic & electric saxophones, flute, wind, Hammond organ (3), percussion Steve Winwood / Hammond organ, piano & electric piano (3), acoustic (4,5) & electric (4,6) guitars, bass (3), bass pedals (10), percussion, vocals (2-5,8,10), co-producer

* Recorded Live at The Fillmore East, New York, 18-November-1970 Line-up / Musicians

Who Knows What Tomorrow May Bring (6:56) * Sittin' Here Thinkin' of My Love (3:33)ġ0.

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