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Label:  United Artists Records – UAS-5550
Format:  Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo, Research Craft Pressing
Country:  US
Released:  1971
Genre:  Rock
Style:  Blues Rock, Psychedelic Rock, Prog Rock
A1        Medicated Goo
Written-By – J. Miller*, S. Winwood*
3:34
A2        Sad And Deep As You
Written-By – D. Mason*
3:46
A3        40,000 Headmen
Written-By – J. Capaldi*, S. Winwood*
6:19
A4        Shouldn't Have Took More Than You Gave
Written-By – D. Mason*
5:36
B1        Dear Mr. Fantasy
Written-By – C. Wood*, J. Capaldi*, S. Winwood*
10:55
B2        Gimme Some Lovin'
Written-By – M. Winwood*, S. Davis*, S. Winwood*
9:00
Licensed From – Island Records Ltd.
Manufactured By – United Artists Records
Published By – Coach House Music
Published By – Irving Music
Recorded At – Fairfield Hall
Mixed At – Island Studios
Lacquer Cut At – Sterling Sound
Designed At – Visualeyes
Pressed By – Research Craft
Bass – Rick Grech
Congas, Timbales, Bongos – "Reebop" Kwaku Baah*
Design, Photography By – Visualeyes
Drums – Jim Gordon
Engineer – Brian Humphries
Lacquer Cut By – LH*
Saxophone, Flute, Piano, Organ – Chris Wood (2)
Vocals, Lead Guitar, Acoustic Guitar – Dave Mason
Vocals, Organ, Electric Piano, Guitar – Steve Winwood
Vocals, Tambourine, Percussion – Jim Capaldi
Research Craft pressing variant as indicated by etched "RC" in runouts.

Recorded live at Fairfield Hall, Croydon and the Oz Benefit Concert, London, July 1971.
Mixed at Island Studios, Basing Street, London.
Track A3 is listed as "Forty Thousand Headmen" on label.
Dave Mason appears courtesy of Blue Thumb Records.

This is Traffic's fifth album, despite the packaging only listing the musicians' names due to contractual issues.

All matrix runouts are etched except STERLING, which is stamped.
 

• Media Condition: Near Mint- (NM-)
• Sleeve Condition: Near Mint- (NM-)
• Genre: ROCK
• Format Type: LP