– 1970-05-10 John Peel BBC In Concert – remaster (Traffic) – Over to the perennials this morning. Traffic were one of the most solid, consistent bands active in the 1960s and early 70s.I never saw them do a bad concert. That Steve Winwood continues the legacy, with others joining in
– Steve Winwood – In concert at Manchester Opera House – 1997 – BBC 6 Music – Perennial favorites this weekend. Steve Winwood has been one of the cornerstones of Rock since he first appeared as frontman for The Spencer Davis Group and later as founder of Traffic. In those
Deep-down, you know you want to join: Become a Patron! – Traffic In Session – BBC – Oct. 1, 1967 A 1967 BBC session by Traffic to get your Tuesday off and running. Traffic’s singer, keyboardist, and guitarist Steve Winwood was the lead singer for the Spencer Davis Group at
– Traffic – In Concert at The Santa Monica Civic Auditorium – February 21, 1972 – Perennial favorites Traffic this morning. One of those bands I saw countless times, since they first formed in 1967, through their second incarnation and on in to the 70s. A great band, with absolutely
. . . or click on the link here for Audio Player – Traffic – Live in Stockholm – Sept. 12, 1967 – Sveriges Radio Since we finished our Fundraiser on an upbeat note today, doing better than we had planned, I thought I would take a small detour tonight
Click on the link here for Audio Player – Hardin & York – live at The Paris Theater – 1972 – BBC Radio 1 In Concert Series Something classic, but not too well known outside the UK. Hardin & York were a duo consisting of Organ and Percussion. Both Hardin
Click on the link here for Audio Player – Blind Faith – live at Konserthallen Liseberg, Gotesberg, Sweden – June 18, 1969 – Sveriges Radio This one might take some getting used to. In the area of Supergroups and life expectancy, Blind Faith came and went in a flash. Because
Click on the link here for Audio Player: Traffic – Glad_Freedom Rider – 1970 I was trying to find something tonight that fit with the spirit of the evening. Rather than go after one of the dozen or so tunes I’ve been hearing over and over at rallies during this
