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Traffic

ALBUM

Traffic

Traffic

Release date: 1st October 1968

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"Traffic" is an album by Traffic, released 1st October 1968. It features 10 tracks, including "Who Knows What Tomorrow May Bring", "Feelin' Alright?", and "Roamin Thro’ the Gloamin' with 40,000 Headmen".

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Traffic

Traffic

Release profile

Record details & tracklist

196810 tracks
Related albums
BBC 1967
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From this album

Music videos

Traffic — You Can All Join In
3:38

Traffic

You Can All Join In

Traffic — No Time To Live
5:03

Traffic

No Time To Live

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Release year
1968
  1. —Who Knows What Tomorrow May BringLyrics
  2. —Feelin' Alright?Lyrics
  3. —Roamin Thro’ the Gloamin' with 40,000 HeadmenLyrics
  4. —Vagabond VirginLyrics
  5. —Pearly QueenLyrics
  6. —Don't Be SadLyrics
  7. —Cryin' to Be HeardLyrics
  8. —Means to an EndLyrics
  9. —No Time to LiveLyrics
  10. —You Can All Join InLyrics
Traffic — Means To An End
2:37

Traffic

Means To An End

Traffic — Pearly Queen
4:20

Traffic

Pearly Queen

Traffic — Vagabond Virgin
5:22

Traffic

Vagabond Virgin

Traffic — Who Knows What Tomorrow May Bring
3:14

Traffic

Who Knows What Tomorrow May Bring

Traffic — Cryin' To Be Heard
5:33

Traffic

Cryin' To Be Heard

Traffic — You Can All Join In
3:37

Traffic

You Can All Join In

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Credits

Production & Engineering

Producer
Jimmy Miller
Pressings & releases

Traffic — release variants

Country, format and catalogue-number detail for each known pressing.

  • Vinyl · LP · Album · Stereo
    Main
    Philips Pressing, Garrod & Lofthouse Cover
    Country UKYear 1968
    Island Records · ILPS 9081 T
  • Vinyl · LP · Album · Stereo
    Gatefold
    Country USYear 1968
    United Artists Records · UAS 6676
  • Vinyl · LP · Album · Stereo
    Country CanadaYear 1968
    Island Records · WIS 4703
  • Vinyl · LP · Album · Stereo
    Philips Pressing, E.J. Day Cover
    Country UKYear 1968
    Island Records · ILPS 9081T
  • Vinyl · LP · Album · Club Edition
    Country USYear 1968
    United Artists Records · SKAO-91607