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Feelin' Alright: The Definitive Collection

by: Traffic

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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0731454227223
Format: Original recording remastered
Label: Island
Manufacturer: Island
MPN: 542272
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Island
Release Date: February 08, 2000
Studio: Island

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- Mostly good
does not contain Light up or leave me alone, which was disappointing, but most of the good stuff is on here. definitely worth a listen.

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- Great album
All the best music and very fast shipment. What more could we want?

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- Great songs from 1968-71, but nothing from late 1971-74
THE BAND: The main players consisted of Steve Winwood (lead vocals, piano, organ, guitar, bass guitar, percussion), Jim Capaldi (drums, percussion, vocals), and Chris Wood (flute, sax, organ, percussion, vocals). Additional members included Rick Grech (bass guitar), Jim Gordon (drums & percussion), and on-again off-again Dave Mason (guitar, mellotron, sitar, bass guitar, vocals).

THE DISC: (2000) 15 tracks clocking in at approximately 77 minutes. Included with the disc is a 14-page ... Read More

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- Good, but why buy this when there is Smiling Phases!?!?!?
For a penny less, you can get every song on "Feelin's Alright" AND ELEVEN MORE SONGS from the compilation Smiling Phases. Sure, this one disc compilation contains *great music* but what shmoe would buy it when you can get more music on 2-CDs for less money???? Perhaps another reviewer can fill me in on the "logic" of buying this over Smiling Phases because I don't see it.

EDIT - Sept 07 -
Not sure how often Amazon fiddles with prices, but today at least, "Feeling Alright" is almost ... Read More

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- Great overview of Traffic's earlier work.
Feelin' Alright: The Very Best of Traffic brings you the best of the earlier efforts of one of the truly great bands of the late 60s/early 70s.
It traces the band's progression from the psychedelic rock of "Mr. Fantasy" to the later jazz/blues of "John Barleycorn" and "Low Spark".
Every track on this CD is a winner!

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