Traffic studio albums vinyl box set on the way

TRAFFIC Shoot Out At The Fantasy Factory (1973 UK pink rimmed Island 'palm tree' label 5-track vinyl LP, their sixth studio album. The fully laminated shaped picture sleeve has minimal shelfwear and matching shaped artwork inner displays a little age yellowing / foxing while the vinyl remains in EX condition with just a few signs of play ILPS9224)

TRAFFIC Last Exit (Early '70s UK pink rim Island 'palm tree' label issue of the classic 1969 7-track stereo vinyl LP, this third album is a collection of odds and ends with the first half consisting of studio recordings, while the second half including live versions of Feelin' Good and Blind Men recorded at the Fillmore Auditorium. The matt gatefold picture sleeve shows a little light shelfwear to the edges while the vinyl remains in excellent condition with only light signs of play ILPS9097)

TRAFFIC On The Road (Classic 1973 UK 7-track double vinyl LP recorded live in Germany with the legendary Muscle Shoals rhythm section of Roger Hawkins, David Hood & Barry Becket. The fully laminated gatefold picture sleeve shows just a little corner wear and the roadsign inners have some light foxing, while both vinyl discs are excellent with only minimal cosmetic wear & surface scuffs revealing just light play ISLD2)

TRAFFIC The Low Spark Of High Heeled Boys (1971 UK 6-track vinyl LP on the pink rimmed Island 'palm tree' label, their fifth album was also the first to feature percussionist Rebop Kwaku Baah and the only album to feature drummer Jim Gordon and bassist Ric Grech. The fully laminated shaped picture sleeve has some laminate wear to the edges evident and the matching artwork inner has some foxing / age yelllowing however, the vinyl remains in EX condition with only light signs of play ILPS9180)

WINWOOD / CAPALDI / MASON / WOOD Welcome To The Canteen (1971 UK second issue 6-track vinyl LP on the pink rimmed 'palm tree' label without the Traffic logo, recorded live at Croydon's Fairfield Hall and the Oz Benefit Concert in London in July 1971, including long versions of Gimme Some Lovin' & Dear Mr Fantasy along with 40,000 Headmen and Medicated Goo. The fully laminated pinched spine picture sleeve has just a little shelfwear to the corner but the vinyl itself looks barely played ILPS9166)

WINWOOD/CAPALDI/MASON/WOOD etc. Welcome To The Canteen (1971 UK first issue 6-track vinyl LP on the pink rim 'palm tree' label, recorded live at Croydon's Fairfield Hall & the Oz Benefit Concert in London in July that year, including long versions of Gimme Some Lovin' & Dear Mr Fantasy along with 40,000 Headmen & Medicated Goo, housed in a sturdy fully laminated picture sleeve with pinched spine. The sleeve is Near Mint & the vinyl is Excellent with a few light paper hairlines not affecting play ILPS9166)

TRAFFIC Traffic EP (1978 UK 4-track 7" vinyl EP with intact four prong centre, including Hole In My Shoe, No Face No Name No Number, Paper Sun and Here We Go Round The Mulberry Bush, picture sleeve with album discography on the back IEP7)

TRAFFIC When The Eagle Flies (1974 UK 7-track vinyl LP, their seventh album and the last studio release until 1994, picture sleeve with printed lyric inner. The sleeve shows a little shelfwear to the edges with a small seam split to the top, while the vinyl has some light signs of play and remains in EX condition ILPS9273)

TRAFFIC John Barleycorn Must Die (1970 UK first issue 6-track stereo LP on the 'smooth' pink 'i' logo label, gatefold E.J. Day printed picture sleeve. The sleeve displays just a little light general wear or signs of age, whilst the vinyl has onlya few light cosmetic surface scuffs, overall remains in an Excellent condition. Recommended ILPS9116)

TRAFFIC Hole In My Shoe (Classic 1967 UK solid centre 7" vinyl single on the pink 'eye' logo Island label, also including Smiling Phases. Issued in a Island company die-cut paper sleeve, the vinyl has some light hairline surface scuffs but remains in otherwise excellent condition WIP-6017)