Begun as a Winwood solo album but turned into Traffic's resurrection, this 1970 LP gave the band their first gold album (#5 in the U.S.). Winwood's soulful vocals soar over the band's inspired... more

Traffic's first LP ('67) was issued in alternate form in the U.S. as "Heaven Is in Your Mind" for the first pressing, then quickly changed to "Mr. Fantasy." In '68, "Mr. Fantasy" reached the pop... more

Their 1973 Island LP features the first full-length version of the epic "Roll Right Stones" (stellar Winwood keyboard work on that), the heavy rock of the title cut, the emotional journey of... more

The 12-minute title epic was enough to make this 1971 LP a classic. But the rest of the album solidified its standing as one of the band's greatest artistic triumphs (not to mention commercial; it... more

Dave Mason was back, the band was on fire and the songs were their strongest yet—that's how this 1968 LP gave Traffic their first big U.S. hit, reaching #17 (it went Top 10 in the UK). Tensions split... more

Traffic moved more and more into jazz-rock as the '70s unfolded, culminating in this 1974 LP. Chris Wood's sax breaks, Steve Winwood's masterful piano and vocals and the percussive vibrations of Jim... more