Traffic/California, USA 1970

From the US tour after the release of “John Barleycorn Must Die” in 1970, two performances in one day at the Fillmore West in San Francisco on July 1st, both completed from a fairly good audience master at the time. Recorded. Although disbanded at the end of the 1960s, Steve Winwood, Jim Capaldi, and Chris Wood resumed their activities. , and Rick Gretsch, who played in Blind Faith, played on bass, making this a four-piece band unique to this period, with new approaches such as the jazz-rock and traditional folk of “John Barleycorn Must Die.” The introduction of “Dear Mr. Fantasy” at the end is a must-listen, especially the performance that has added depth to the sound! DISC ONE : 01. Introduction/02. Who Knows What Tomorrow May Bring ?/03. Every Mother’s Son/04. Medicated Goo/05. John Barleycorn/06. Pearly Queen/07. Stranger To Himself/08. Empty Pages/09 . 40,000 Headmen [Live At Fillmore West, San Francisco USA, July 1st 1970 : Early Show] DISC TWO : 01. Introduction/02. Glad/03. Freedom Rider/04. John Barleycorn/05. Can’t Find My Way Home/06. No Time To Live/07. Stranger To Himself/08. Feelin’ Good/09. Dear Mr. Fantasy [Live At Fillmore West, San Francisco USA, July 1st 1970 : Late Show] Steve Winwood (guitar, organ, vocals) Jim Capaldi (drums) Chris Wood (piano, sax, flute) Ric Grech (bass)