Another great band that never really caught on with the general public, but did catch on with mel

[MarineCombatEngineer]

[PittBlue]

1. That is my husband's favorite song!

[Lochloosa]

2. Never heard of them or the song. Thanks.

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3. Yeah to be mostly they're just a band steve winwood was in before he went solo.

[ProfessorGAC]

4. Low Spark

I like the song you posted a lot, but Low Spark is the best for me.

[MarineCombatEngineer]

6. Another great song by Traffic.

[Beausoleil]

12. I posted that on the other day

And i've had an earworm ever since.

Such a great song. Love the sax and Stevie's voice.

[ProfessorGAC]

13. I Missed It?

Darn!

[Charlie Chapulin]

5. Great song! Loved it since I was a kid in the 70s.

[Bobstandard]

7. I saw them at sold out shows

Once at The Filmore then two nights later at Winterland because the first show was so good. Both sold out I think. So they could sell out shows but didn’t last.

[bif]

8. As I recall, they were pretty big in the 70s.

I'm lucky to have had the chance to see them live. Great show!

[PufPuf23]

9. Traffic has been in the Rock and Roll HOF for about 20 years.

Steve Winwood was also in the short-lived group Blind Faith with Clapton and a solo artist.

Almost saw Traffic once as a sophomore in high school, Fall 1968. Tickets were sold and advertisements as Cream and Traffic at Oakland Coliseum (indoor where Warriors and Seals once played). Arriving at show, Cream still headlined but Traffic was cancelled and replaced by It's A Beautiful Day, and The Collectors.

Saw Dave Mason from Traffic as a supporting solo act at Winterland several years later.

[Beausoleil]

14. Stevie Winwood was in the Spencer Davis Group before Blind Faith

[prodigitalson]

10. I never cared for Steve Winwood's 80s stuff

but Traffic was cool

[SupportSanity]

11. Always liked Stevie. Dave Mason's b'day was May 10th

I saw Dave perform at an outdoor festival. He did not disappoint.

And Steve is just amazing. I’d love to see him live.