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Traffic – Live In London CD
£11.00
Live In London CD – Traffic CD from Vinyl Records London
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Description
After splitting at the close of 1968 upon which Steve Winwood formed Blind Faith, Traffic shocked their fans by reforming as a trio in early 1970 to work on the album that would become John Barleycorn Is Dead. Introduced and compered by John Peel, this remarkable set was performed live for BBC broadcast before the album had been completed, and offers a unique glimpse into the band at a crucial stage in their history.nbsp Traffic CD is available for home delivery from Vinyl Records London, only £11
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CD
A CD, or compact disc, is a versatile format that delivers high-quality digital sound in a compact and durable design. Known for its clarity and studio-quality audio, the CD has been a cornerstone of music collections for decades. Its robust nature makes it an excellent option for preserving your favourite albums or exploring new genres in pristine sound quality.
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