Traffic - 1967-1968. Various BBC Broadcasts

[DeXonDAZ]

Traffic
Various BBC broadcasts 1967 & 1968 [dates noted when known]
London, England (BBC studios)

Sound quality varies but mostly fairly good and very listenable.

A very low bitrate!!! WMA!!!

01 The Heaven Is In Your Mind
02 A House For Everyone [12-24-67 "Top Gear"]
03 No Face No Name No Number [12-24-67 "Top Gear"]
04 No Face No Name No Number 3-31
05 Dear Mr. Fantasy [cuts into 1st notes] [4-7-68 "Top Gear"?]
06 Dear Mr. Fantasy
07 Coloured Rain
08 Hope They Never Find Me Here
09 Paper Sun
10 interview segment [9-26-67]
11 Hole In My Shoe [9-26-67]
12 Smiling Phases
13 Here We Go 'Round The Mulberry Bush
14 You Can All Join In [1st 10 seconds from alt. source] [6-30-68 "Top Gear"]
15 Pearly Queen [6-30-68 "Top Gear"]
16 Who Knows What Tomorrow May Bring [6-30-68 "Top Gear"]
17 Feelin' Alright
18 40,000 Headmen

Chris Wood: electric piano, sax & flute
Jim Capaldi: drums & vocals
Steve Winwood: guitar, organ & vocals
Dave Mason: guitar & vocals

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[DeXonDAZ]

[Beatles Freak]

Thanks very much, Dex!!! You Rock!!!

[jdallenx]

Thanks

[binky2]

Thanks!

[SergiouSSan]

Thanks.
Year?

[EdiSchwager]

Steve Winwood was and is still just a great musician. And 'Dear Mr Fantasy' is just one of the best rock songs ever written, with Stevie's wonderful voice and phenomenal guitar playing.

[Farmergeddon]

I am going through one of my Smiling Phases, thanks very much.