Traffic 1st Press OZ LP Welcome to the canteen EX ’71 Pink Island SIL934338
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Nov 3, 2021
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Oct 22, 2021
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Traffic 1st Press OZ LP Welcome to the canteen EX ’71 Pink Island SIL934338
Original 1st Press OZ LP released in 1971 on the Pink island Label. Cat: SIL934338.Following the success of John Barleycorn Must Die, Traffic planned a concert album for the fall of 1970, and it got as far as a test pressing before being canceled. A recording was necessary to satisfy the terms of British label Island records' licensing deal with American label United Artists, which had provided for five albums, of which four had been delivered. With Island starting to release its own albums in the U.S., the UA contract had to be completed, and hopefully not with the potentially lucrative studio follow-up to John Barleycorn Must Die. Thus, Traffic tried again to come up with a live album by recording shows on a British tour in July 1971. Joining for six dates of the tour was twice-dismissed Traffic singer/guitarist Dave Mason, who had subsequently scored a solo success with his Alone Together album. The resulting collection, Welcome to the Canteen (which was technically credited to the seven individual musicians, not to Traffic), proved how good a contractual obligation album could be. Sound quality was not the best, with the vocals under-recorded and stray sounds honing in, but the playing was exemplary, and the set list was an excellent mixture of old Traffic songs and recent Mason favorites.
Tracks : Medicated goo/ Sad and deep as you/ 40,000 headmen/ Shouldn’t have took more than you gave/ Dear Mr. fantasy/ Gimme some lovin’.
There are some light spindle marks on labels. Record has some light scuff marks that cause a few light crackles and is in Excellent condition. Cover has some ring wear and small surface tears around edges and is in VG+ condition.
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