Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Dave Mason proudly unveils his 21st full-length album, A Shade of Blues. A project over a decade in the making, this blues-infused masterpiece showcases Mason's legendary... more

Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Dave Mason proudly unveils his 21st full-length album, A Shade of Blues. A project over a decade in the making, this blues-infused masterpiece showcases Mason's legendary... more

Mason revisited Traffic classics and early solo gems on the double-LP Certified Live. That charted in '76; Let It Flow went Top 40 in '77 on the strength of his biggest solo hit, We Just Disagree.... more

Traffic man Dave Mason scored two of his biggest solo successes (in a career full of 'em) with these Columbia LPs; they hit #25 and #27 in '74 and '75. The man was in a zone here—as a singer, guitar... more

After Traffic broke up, Dave Mason recorded his magnificent solo debut, 1970's Alone Together, with great tunes like his hit Only You Know and I Know It joins Mason's 1972 LP Headkeeper, which is... more

Dave had some pretty impressive help in making his 1973 Columbia debut a big event—Graham Nash pitched in on vocals, Stevie Wonder added harmonica and George Harrison (cheekily credited as "Son of... more

All of Dave's Columbia label hits, We Just Disagree; Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow; So High (Rock Me Baby and Roll Away); Let it Go, Let it Flow, plus album cuts and live versions of Only You Know... more