TRAFFIC - JOHN BARLEYCORN MUST DIE 33 RPM 8 Sym No

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This album is a brilliant example of Evans' ability to make a large orchestra sound like a smaller jazz combo using orchestrations that infuse the larger unit with the immediacy and spontaneity of the smaller

"This could be the best vinyl record I've ever heard

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TRAFFIC - JOHN BARLEYCORN MUST DIE 33 RPM 8 Sym NoTrack List: Side A Glad Freedom Rider Empty Pages Side B Stranger To Himself John Barleycorn (Must Die) Every Mother's Son Description: After a brief disbandment Traffic returned in Summer of 1970 with John Barleycorn Must Die, hitting No 5 on the U. S. Billboard Chart and thus making it their highest ever peak position in the U. S.. John Barleycorn would take the band's jazz rock leanings beyond mere jamming and give Winwood excuse to exercise his