Traffic - 1967-09-05 - Stockholm, SWE (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Traffic 
Konserthuset 
Stockholm, Sweden 
September 5, 1967 
SBD A- 

Steve Winwood - Vocals, Keyboards 
Dave Mason - Lead Guitar, Sitar, Vocals 
Chris Wood - Saxophone, Flute 
Jim Capaldi - Drums, Vocals 

01 Giving To You (5:27) 
02 Smiling Phases (3:09) 
03 Coloured Rain (4:37) 
04 Hole In My Shoe (5:58) 
05 Feelin' Good (9:30) 
06 Paper Sun (5:00) 
07 Dear Mr Fantasy (7:15) 

TT - 40:59 

Got this years ago in a snail mail trade. This is interesting to hear as it predates the release of the first album by about three months. At this point they had only been together for four or five months and all they had released was the "Paper Sun" and "Hole In My Shoe" singles (which apparently sold well in Sweden, hence the venue). A brief but convincing performance from an excellent soundboard source.

Traffic - 1967-1973 - Video Rarities (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Video : MPEG-2 4260kb/s 720x576 4:3 PAL
Audio : AC3 192kb/s stereo

01. Hole In My Shoe - Promo 1967
02. Paper Sun - Promo 1967
03. Here We Go Round The Mulberry Bush - Beat Club 1968
04. 40,000 Headmen - US Tv 1968
05. Feeling Good - Canada Festival 1976
06. John Barleycorn
07. Pearly Queen
08. Stranger To Himself - Cincinnatti Pop Festival 1970
09. Gimme Some Lovin' - Glastonbury 1971
10. Evening Blue - Musikladen 1973
11. Shoot Out At The Fantasy Factory - Musikladen 1971

This is a re-authored DVD to include "Paper Sun" 

Traffic - 1994-08-14 - Saugerties, NY (SBD/FLAC) Woodstock '94

(Soundboard FLAC)

Traffic 

1994-08-14

Woodstock '94

Saugerties, NY

North Stage

Pro Cable Broadcast > unk hi-fi stereo VCR > VHS Master (SP)

Transfer, etc.: VHS Master > Mitsubishi HS-U790 S-VHS VCR > S-VHS cable & RCAs > Canopus ADVC110 > Firewire > AVI > video editing software > WAV (44.1kHz, 16 bit) > Feurio! (track splitting, fades & burning) > EAC 1.0 Beta 4 (ripping and FLAC compression)

01. Pearly Queen 5:13

02. Medicated Goo 5:34

03. Rock And Roll Stew 6:16

04. Mozambique 5:20

05. Low Spark of High Heeled Boys 11:41

06. Glad > 5:35

07. Freedom Rider 4:59

08. Empty Pages 4:31

09. Light Up or Leave Me Alone 12:24

10. Dear Mr. Fantasy 7:44

11. E. Gimme Some Lovin' 7:17

01:16:40

Traffic - 1994-07-29 - Hebron, OH (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Traffic - July 29, 1994

Buckeye Lake Music Center - Hebron, OH

Recording Info:

SBD > Master Dat (44.1k)

Transfer Info:

Master Dat (Sony PCM-R500) > Sound Devices 744T > Samplitude Pro X3 Suite > FLAC/16

(1 Disc Audio / 1 Disc FLAC)

Notes:

-- Opened for The Grateful Dead

01 - Tuning

02 - Pearly Queen

03 - Medicated Goo

04 - Glad >

05 - Freedom Rider

06 - Rock And Roll Stew

07 - Rainmaker

08 - Mozabmique

09 - Low Spark Of High Heeled Boys

10 - Empty Pages

11 - Dear Mr. Fantasy

12 - Gimme' Some Lovin'

Traffic - 1994-07-17 - Washington, DC (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Traffic - July 17, 1994

RFK Stadium - Washington, DC

Recording Info:

SBD > Master Dat (44.1k)

Transfer Info:

Master Dat (Sony PCM-R500) > Sound Devices 744T > Samplitude Pro X3 Suite > FLAC/16

(2 Discs Audio / 1 Disc FLAC)

Patch Info:

(FOB) Schoeps MK4 > Dat supplies:

Riding High (0:00 - 0:41)

Notes:

-- Opened for The Grateful Dead

-- Thanks to SIRMick and Flying Gonz for the patch source

01 - Riding High

02 - Some Kind Of Woman

03 - Medicated Goo

04 - Mozambique

05 - Rainmaker

06 - Empty Pages

07 - Low Spark Of High Heeled Boys

08 - 40,000 Headmen

09 - Light Up Or Leave Me Alone

10 - John Barleycorn

11 - Dear Mr. Fantasy

Traffic - 1970-07-05 - Santa Monica, CA (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

(late show)

Civic Center

Steve Winwood - Guitar, Piano, Vocals
Chris Wood - Flute, Saxophone
Jim Capaldi - Percussion, Drums, Keyboards, Vocals

Taper, & Taping Gear: unknown
Trade: Andrew E (United Kingdom), THX!!!
Lineage: Trade CDR> 2011 DAE (wav) EAC (secure mode)> (flac) Trader's Little Helper level 6 (align on sector boundaries)
Quality: vg/vg+
Length: 10 tracks = 69:50 minutes 
Artwork: included.

01 - (cuts in) Who Knows What Tomorrow May Bring?
02 - Every Mother's Son
03 - Medicated Goo
04 - John Barleycorn Must Die
05 - Pearly Queen
06 - Stranger To himself
07 - Empty Pages
08 - 40,000 Headmen
09 - Glad> Freedom Rider
10 - Feeling Good

Traffic - 1970-07-02 - San Francisco, CA (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Aud remaster from 2nd Gen Tape-

Lineage:
2nd Gen -Cassette-Nak Dragon-EAC-Cool Edit-Flac

Steve Winwood: voc, g, keyb.
Jim Capaldi: dr, voc
Chris Wood: sax & flute, keyb.

Set 1

01 - Who Knows What Tomorrow May Bring

02 - Every Mother´s Son

03 - Medicated Goo

04 - John Barleycorn

05 - Pearly Queen

06 - Stranger to Himself

07 - Empty Pages

08 - 40000 Headmen

09 - Outro

Set 2

01 - Glad/Freedom Rider

02 - Can´t find my Way Home

03 - Pearly Queen

04 - Stranger to Himself

05 - John Barleycorn

06 - No Time to Live

07 - Feelin' Good

08 - Dear Mr. Fantasy

TT: 85 mins

Friends, here is a phantastic Traffic trio performance in near exellent quality! Although on this recording is a louder crowd documented than on the day before (7/1/70), this is still a phantastic audience recording! This means soundquality & performance!

Traffic - 1970-07-01 - San Francisco, CA (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Fillmore West, July 1, 1970

The only complete Traffic recording from Spring 1970 tour
Fillmore West, San Francisco

Steve Winwood - organ, guitar, vocals
Jim Capaldi - drums, vocals
Chris Wood - sax & flute, keyboards

CD1
01. Jerry Pompeili Band Intros
02. Who Knows What Tomorrow May Bring?
03. Every Mother's Son
04. Medicated Goo
05. Talk: Intro To John Barleycorn
06. John Barleycorn
07. Pearly Queen
08. Talk: Intro To Stranger To Himself
09. Stranger To Himself
10. Empty Pages
11. 40,000 Headmen
12. Thank Yous, Crowd Noise & Jerry Pompeili Outro

CD2
01. Introduction
02. Glad
03. Freedom Rider
04. John Barleycorn Must Die
05. Can't Find My Way Home
06. No Time To Live
07. Stranger To Himself
08. Feelin' Good
09. Dear Mr. Fantasy

This is the part of the stream of essential Traffic performances 1967-1974.

Traffic - 1970-06-26 - Port Chester, NY (AUD/FLAC)

(Auduience FLAC)

AUD A-

Steve Winwood - Vocals, Keyboards, Electric and Acoustic Guitars

Chris Wood - Flute, Saxophone, Keyboards

Jim Capaldi - Drums, Vocals

01 Intro (2:04)

02 Who Knows What Tomorrow May Bring (7:26)

03 Every Mother's Son (8:47)

04 Medicated Goo (3:14)

05 John Barleycorn (7:06)

06 Pearly Queen (5:45)

07 Stranger To Himself (9:15)

08 Empty Pages (6:36)

09 40,000 Headmen (7:48)

10 Freedom Rider (6:00)

11 Feelin' Good (11:46)

12 No Time To Live (3:09)

TT - 79:02

Got this years ago in a snail mail trade. Traffic preview most of "John Barleycorn" a few weeks before its release along with some older favourites. Excellent sound for the time.

Summer Rock Festival - 1970-06-13 - Cincinnati, OH (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Midsummer Rock Festival
1970-06-13 Cincinnati, Crosley Field

Lineage: TV > High Gen VHS > SA > DVD

G-Spot Tango: DVD "VOB" format
MPEG-2 Program Stream << { 1 vid, 1 aud }
Sys Bitrate: 10080 kb/s VBR

Audio:
AC3 CBR 0xbd[0x80]:48000Hz 192 kb/s tot , stereo (2/0)

Video:
Frames/s 29.970 kbps 4874 Prog NTSC 720x480 4:3

Grand Funk Railroad
1. T. N. U. C. (incomplete)
2. Inside Looking Out

Mountain
1. Theme From An Imaginary Western
2. Dreams Of Milk & Honey

The Stooges
1. TV Eye (incomplete)
2. 1970 (also known as “I Feel Alright”, incomplete)

Alice Cooper
1. Lay Down And Die, Goodbye
2. Black Juju

Traffic
1. John Barleycorn
2. Pearly Queen
3. Stranger To Himself

Run Time 1:15:38

Traffic - 1970-06-07 - Boston, MA (AUD/SHN)

(Audience FLAC)

Boston Tea Party

lineage
audience master>cass1>cdr1>cdr>eac>shn

CD1
01 Who Knows What Tomorrow Will Bring?
02 Every Mother's Son
03 Medicated Goo
04 John Barleycorn
05 Pearly Queen
06 Stanger To Himself

CD2
01 Empty Pages
02 40,000 Headmen
03 Glad>Freedom Rider
04 Feeling Good

Traffic - 1974-05-17 - London, UK (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Traffic

Rainbow Theatre

London, England

May 17th 1974

lineage

2nd generation cassette > behringer ultra curve pro deq 2496 equalizer > tascam cdrw750 > plex tool professional XL > wav > flac.

CD1

01 - Intro >

02 - Instrumental #1

03 - Heaven Is In Your Mind

04 - Love

05 - John Barleycorn

06 - 40000 Headmen

07 - Instrumental #2

08 - Graveyard People

09 - Empty Pages

10 - Pearly Queen

11 - Vulcan

CD2

01 - Dear Mr - Fantasy

02 - When The Eagle Flies

03 - Walking In The Wind

04 - Dream Gerrard

05 - Memories of A Rock'N' Rolla

06 - Instrumental #3

Really interesting show for various reasons, excellent audience from my 2nd generation tape.

This show has not circulated so much in this quality, mostly circulated from 3rd or 4th

generation tapes.....

Here is the comment from Winwoodfans.com

Entire concert on 2 tapes. Very good audience recording. Recommended. Includes unreleased instrumentals "Intro" and "Vulcan"; they were recorded live by the band themselves for the rhythm tracks amongst other new material which would ultimately appear on the When the Eagle Flies album. "Vulcan" is of particular importance as it was one of the late Chris Wood's last compositions for Traffic.

Traffic - 1970-04-30 - London, UK (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Westwood One In Concert Show #92-28
Paris Theatre

Broadcast the Week of July 6, 1992

Source:

Westwood One Silver CDs

Lineage:

SBD > Silver CD > EAC > FLAC

CD1

01 - Who Knows What Tomorrow May Bring >>>No Time to Live

02 - Every Mother's Son

03 - Medicated Goo >>> John Barleycorn   

CD2

01 - Shoot Out at the Fantasy Factory >>> The Low Spark of High Heeled Boys

02 - Pearly Queen >>> Empty Pages

03 - Glad >>> Freedom Rider

Traffic - Low Spark of High Heeled Boys Sessions (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

Traffic 
Low Spark of High Heeled Boys Sessions-Liberated Boot 
Olympic Studios 
London, UK 
1971-xx-xx

Lineage
Liberated Boot "Low Spark of High Heeled Boys Sessions" purchased several years ago> EAC disc extraction> TLH Wav to flac formatting> TLH torrent creation

Steve Winwood-vox, keys, guitar 
Jim Capaldi-vox, percussion 
Chris Wood-reeds, flute 
Rick Grech-bass 
Jim Gordon-drums 
Reebop-percussion 

01 - Low Spark of High Heeled Boys 
02 - Rock and Roll Stew 
03 - Rainmaker 
04 - Rock and Roll Stew (UK 45 version officially released - not included) 
05 - Light Up or Leave Me Alone 
06 - Jam 1 
07 - Jam 2 with horns 
08 - Jam 3 with horns 
09 - It's So Hard 1 (Capaldi and Gordon) 
10 - It's So Hard 2 
11 - Easter Weekend 1 (Capaldi) 
12 - Easter Weekend 2

"Traffic: The Low Spark of High Heeled Boys Sessions: 1971 
OMS Reel Recordings, Mexico. This is billed as out takes from the Low Spark studio sessions, thought it seems to have other stuff as well. The sound quality is excellent except for the alternate mix "Rock & Roll Stew" extended version which is curiously distorted. 12 tracks pretty much suitable for die hard fans only: 

1) Low Spark of High Heeled Boys, alternate take 2/9/71. Not really that different from the real version except that Chris Wood's electric sax is replaced by lethargic noodling. 
2) "Rock & Roll Stew" alternate take, 5/19/71. Same words & progression as the actual take but the feel of the song is completely different. Almost a different song entirely. Interesting to see how the song evolved over 3 months time. 
3) "Rainmaker" Different take 5/19/71. Pretty much what it says. 
4) "Rock & Roll Stew" different mix 8/25/71. This is (I guess) the full version from the English 45. As mentioned above, it is somewhat distorted (overmodulated) though certainly listenable. The instrumental ending not included on the album version is not particularly memorable. If this is indeed the extended 45 version, you haven't missed much. 
5) "Light Up or Leave me Alone" different take 8/25/71. Mostly, the difference is Capaldi vocalizing a bit during the instrumental sections. 
6) Jam #1, take 2. Personnel not really listed but it sounds like Winwood, Gordon & Grech sounding sorta like Blind Faith. Interesting take but just a jammy thing. 
7 & 8) Jam #2 & 3 w/Muscle Shoals Horns. Not sure who's playing what beyond the obvious. The rhythm section certainly seems to be the Alabamy boys and I'd bet on Winwood on guitar and maybe organ. Shoot Out meets a horn section. 
9 & 10) "It's So Hard" Capaldi & Gordon. Capaldi & (Gordon) playing acoustic guitar, fleshing out the song. For die hard fans only. 
11 & 12) "Easter Weekend" Same as above."

Traffic - 1972-02-21 - Santa Monica, CA (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Traffic

Santa Monica Civic Center, Santa Monica, CA

February 21, 1972

Source: SBD > CD-R Trade

Editing: Soundforge (CD extract) > Wav > TLH (sector boundary aligned) Flac level 8 

Steve Winwood – vocals, guitar, keyboards, bass (1967–1974, 1994)

Jim Capaldi – drums, percussion, vocals (1967–1974, 1994)

Chris Wood – flute, saxophone, keyboards (1967–1974)

Rebop Kwaku Baah – percussion (1971–1974)

Roger Hawkins – drums (1972–1973)

David Hood – bass (1972–1973)

01 Low Spark Of High Heeled Boys

02 Light Up Or Leave Me Alone

03 John Barlycorn

04 Rainmaker

05 Percussion Solo

06 Glad

07 Freedom Rider

08 Forty Thousand Headmen

09 Dear Mr Fantasy

Total Time = 62:17 min

Traffic - 1971-02-06 - Frankfurt, DE (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Kongresshalle-Messe

Steve Winwood - Guitar, Piano, Vocals
Chris Wood - Flute, Saxophone
Jim Capaldi - Percussion, Drums, Keyboards, Vocals
Rebop Kwaku Baah - Percussion
Ric Grech - bass
Dave Mason - guitars, vocals
Jim Gordon - drums

Taper, & Taping Gear: unknown
Trade: Andrew E (United Kingdom), THX!!!
Lineage: "AUD" (2000 Trade) CDR> 2011 DAE (wav) EAC (secure mode)> (flac) Trader's Little Helper level 6 (align on sector boundaries)
Quality: vg/vg+

CD1 [58:11]
01 - tuning, Medicated Goo
02 - Pearly Queen
03 - Empty Pages
04 - Heaven Is In Your Mind
05 - 40,000 Headmen
06 - John Barleycorn
07 - Who Knows What Tomorrow May Bring?
08 - Every Mother's Son

CD2 [34:39]
01 - Glad>Freedom Rider
02 - Means To An End
03 - Dear Mr. Fantasy

Length: 92:50 minutes

Traffic - 1973-01-26 - San Francisco, CA (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Winterland

Soundboard recording of unknown lineage > Dat tape. Transferred with Panasonic 3700 > Macintosh with AudioMedia III card > DigiDesign Pro Tools
(Remastered - Speed adjusted, dropouts fixed by pasting in from other channel & gradually panning between stereo & mono) > xAct (Flac level 8 files with sector boundaries verified). md5 file created with checkSum+.

Steve Winwood
Jim Capaldi
Chris Wood
David Hood
Rebop Kwaku Baah
Barry Beckett
Roger Hawkins

CD1 [27:13]
01 Shootout At The Fantasy Factory 6:14
02 Rock n' Roll Stew 7:43
03 Roll Right Stones 13:15

CD2 [56:38]
01 Empty Pages 5:35
02 Evening Blue 5:34
03 40,000 Headmen 5:26
04 Glad 10:10
05 > Freedom Rider 6:10
06 Tragic Magic [cut] 1:54
07 (Sometimes I Feel So) Uninspired 12:02
08 Light Up Or Leave Me Alone 9:42

Traffic - 1973-01-20 - Philadelphia, PA (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Spectrum

Conversion
Unknown gen cassette>Pioneer Stand Alone Burner PDR-609>EAC> Soundforge 9.0>CD Architect 5.2>Wav>Flac

Sound Quality  6 - 7  out of 10
azimuth aligned
samples to be provided
sorry no art work
A Bargain Basement Tape Production

01 - Rock 'n' Roll Stew

02 - Many a Mile To Freedom (cut)

03 - Roll Right Stones

04 - Empty Pages

05 - Evening Blue

06 - 40,000 Headmen

07 - Glad >

08 - Freedom Rider

Notes
Unfortunately this is all I have. Maybe someone out there has the rest of the show. Many a Mile is cut about 5 minutes into the song. At the end of Empty Pages it sounds like Capaldi saying Chris Wood on Piano. I thought he only filled in on keyboards for the bass effect pedal and some extra organ, not soloing! I could be wrong 'tho and misheard it. This is some hiss present at the end of Freedom Rider. I don't know if that was present on the master or just the tape deteriorating before I got my copy. Enjoy the show, theklopeks

Traffic - 1972-01-14 - New York, NY (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

1972-01-14 New York City, New York Academy Of Music Early Show (M1-AUD) 
126 East 14th Street, between 3rd & 4th Avenues 

NOTE: Textfile has been changed since original upload. 
Show downloads as 1972-01-04 but the correct date is 1972-01-14. 

01. -- crowd - intro-- 
02. Rock 'n' Roll Stew 
03. Many A Mile To Freedom 
04. Light Up Or Leave Me Alone 
05. ...Glad -> Freedom Rider 
06. Hidden Treasure 
07. Rainmaker 
08. Empty Pages 
09. Low Spark Of High Heeled Boys 

Encore ::: 
10. Heaven Is In Your Mind 

Total Time ::: 1:08:54 

::: Slightly distant but clear & enjoyable stereo AUD. Peruse samples for elucidation or ear erudition elicitation. 
::: Warts: Some dropouts not entirely fixable & surely missed others. 
::: 2nd of 2 Academy nights. JJ Cale opened both nights & Commander Cody only the 14th. Neither opener was recorded by this taper. 
::: UPGRADE - Should upgrade circulating copies. From taper's 1st gen safety copy & carefully remastered without EQ. 
::: Show was received from taper as 1972-01-04 but the correct date would seem to be 1972-01-14. 
::: Thanks to DIMERs bookitty & gv0000 for date correction & extra opening band information. 

Recording Information ::: unknown Sony(?) stereo cassette recorder with unknown microphones -> master stereo AUD cassette tape, no noise reduction. 

Playback early 1970's by taper (equipment type unknown) ::: master stereo AUD cassette tape, no noise reduction, azimuth adjusted -> 1st generation reel-to-reel tape. 
Playback circa 2005 (equipment type unknown) ::: 1st generation reel-to-reel tape, azimuth adjusted -> to DVD audio @48KHz (wavs). 

Remastered 2013-01/02 ::: (flac's/de-flac'd) 48KHz wavs of 1st gen tape remastered as follows: NO equalisation! Normalised to remove DC offset. Fixed left channel offset on both sides of tape(s). Adjusted pitch (-.65). Most dropouts & dull spots fixed but surely missed some & a few were only partially repairable. Some volume fluctuations between channels & from taper recording adjustments evened out. Some audience clapalong at beginnings of 2 songs. Tape condition required MANY hours of work in first 3/5ths of recording, but remainder was better (thankfully). There's a bit of high end or volume fluctuation from mike motion and/or tape aging issues, not really a problem, more noticeable on headphones. Boosted total levels (transfer levels somewhat low). Downsampled from 48KHz to 44.1KHz. -> CD Wave (track splits) -> Trader's Little Helper -> yer ears Estimated early show total mastering time 14 hours. First uploaded week of 2013-02-09. 

Line-up ::: Steve Winwood - guitar, keyboards, vocals // Jim Capaldi - keyboards, vocals // Chris Wood - wind instruments // Reebop Kwaku Baah - drums, percussion // David Hood - electric bass // Roger G. Hawkins - drums. 

Nothing here ever commercially released to my knowledge. If I'm wrong, please advise & I'll take the offending trax offline. 

CoolSonics 214 ::: Thanks to the original taper, The Florida Kid! ::: Corrections welcome ::: Here's one for me younger bro', who kept the Winwood/Traffic mentality alive for years in the latter part of the 70s, when many would said it was on the wane. This '72 concert date was in the midst of heavy rotational years of Traffic audio intake for me. Little Queenie was way, WAY addicted to "Low Spark Of High Heeled Boys", so we sparked in many ways & not usually at low mental or aural volume & often in the car in the ol' Queen City of Carlot, as Jorma said a few years later, just "Drivin' Around"! Only 2 months after what is probably my favorite Traffic gig of this vintage, Boston Music Hall, and listening to this, I KNOW what has been missing from my live musical experiences for many the year! They just don't make 'em like this anymore & Winwood can't go back for whatever reason. He may play the tunes, but IT ain't there no more as far as I can hear. Of course, others hear differently & individualised tastes are what it's all about. It ain't a pissin' contest, it's the best copy of this show I could get to after a lot o' work. Let yr hair down & hoist yr glasses high. Enjoy! 

Kudos to Zongo for life support, Lochner for mikes&more & Fast Freddie for runnin' Video Dick's Record Emporium with the bathroom office full of tape decks. Thanks to Hanwaker (few among us can keep his pace). Mountains of gratitude to Davmar, D.White, Sanchez, Elliot, The Florida Kid, Kloiber, Zingg, JTW, Bershaw, Boston Gold, Dixon, Moore, Gough & SO many more for all that collecting & sharing... Royal thanks to The Man In The Palace, Doc Tinker, Brinkhoffs, Barely Eatin', Reel Master Gaule, Parrish & all the traders who housed me thru my music acquisition & travel years. Hats off to Brother Kent, Uncle Jake, Little Queenie (& her neighbor Frank) & his honor Ptomaine Thomas. Glasses raised to Byron for musical horizon expansion & much obliged to J & Thurston for keepin' my concert fires burnin' since my continental shift. Thanks to the Mods for keepin' DIME alive. Enjoy, share, give, spread peace. Yers truly, Knees

Traffic - 1970-11-23 - New York City, NY (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

TRAFFIC

November 23, 1970

Anderson Theater, New York

Excellent stereo soundboard 

Lineage:SBD>?>Trade CD-R

Steve Winwood - organ, guitar

Jim Capaldi - drums, vocals

Rick Gretch - bass

Chris Wood - sax & flute, keyboards

01. Medicated Goo

02. Pearly Queen

03. Empty Pages

04. Heaven Is In Your Mind

05. Forty-Thousand Headmen

06. John Barleycorn

07. Who Knows What Tomorrow May Bring

08. Every Mother's Son

09. Freedom Rider

Tracks 10-11: On The Road, London, 1972

10. Shootout At The Fantasy Factory

11. The Low Spark of High-Heeled Boys