TRAFFIC-LAST EXIT-ISLAND PINK LABEL STEREO ILPS.9097 1969
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TRAFFIC-LAST EXIT TYPE SINGLE LP-STEREO LABEL/PRESSING INFO
ISLAND PINK LABEL
CATALOGUE NUMBER ILPS-9097 YEAR OF RELEASE 1969 COUNTRY OF RELEASE U.K. SLEEVE TYPE GATEFOLD-UNLAMINATED INSERTS/EXTRASNONE
GRADING/CONDITION DISC(s)EXCELLENT+ (NICE CLEAN RECORD with MINIMAL playwear and VERY LIGHT storage ageing and handling wear. PLAYS REALLY WELL WITH A GREAT UNCLUTTERED STEREO REPRODUCTION)
LABELSEXCELLENT+ (CLEAN LABELS with NO writing rips tears stickers or removal marks with LIGHT spindleusage and VERY LIGHT handling storage and ageing marks)
SLEEVE VERY GOOD (Clean and complete, has various scuffs and marks on the rear board, spine is worn with about 40% bare card. Top and bottom edges have heavy storage rubbing wear as do the corners.) INNER /EXTRASN/A
DETAILSSince Traffic originally planned its self-titled second album as a double LP, the group had extra material left over, some of which saw release before the end of 1968 (there was a new, one-off single released in December, "Medicated Goo"/"Shanghai Noodle Factory").
In January 1969, Steve Winwood announced the group's breakup. That left Island Records, the band's label, in the lurch, since Traffic had built up a considerable following. As far as Island was concerned, it was no time to stop, and the label quickly set about assembling a new album.
The non-LP B-side "Withering Tree," "Medicated Goo," and "Shanghai Noodle Factory" were pressed into service, along with "Just for You," the B-side of a solo single by on-again, off-again member Dave Mason that had been released originally in February 1968 and happened to feature the rest of the members of Traffic as sidemen; a short, previously unreleased instrumental; and two extended jams on cover songs from a 1968 live appearance at the Fillmore West.
It all added up to more than half an hour of music, and that was enough to package it as the posthumous Traffic album Last Exit. Actually, Last Exit isn't bad as profit-taking products go. "Just for You" is one of Mason's elegant folk-pop songs, including attractive Indian percussion. "Medicated Goo" has proven to be one of Traffic's more memorable jam tunes, despite its nonsense lyrics, and the equally appealing "Shanghai Noodle Factory" is hard not to interpret as Winwood's explanation of the band's split.
And while the cover material seems unlikely, the songs are used as platforms for the band to jam cohesively. So, Traffic's third album, thought at the time of its release to be the final one, has its isolated pleasures.
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