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Dave Mason (born David Thomas Mason, May 10 1944) is a musician — a singer, songwriter, and guitarist — from Worcester, England, who first found fame with the rock band Traffic. In his long career Mason has played and recorded with many of the era's notable musicians (including Eric Clapton, George Harrison, and Mama Cass Elliot). Mason's best known songs are "Feelin' Alright", recorded by Traffic in 1968, which became a major hit for Joe Cocker the following year (and has since been covered ...Read More >

Moggers' favorites by Dave Mason

  • Only You Know and I Know
    Alone Together
    Can't Stop Worrying, Can't Stop Loving
    Very Best of Dave Mason
    World in Changes
    Alone Together
    Just a Song
    Alone Together
    Sad and Deep as You
    Very Best of Dave Mason
  • Waitin' on You
    Alone Together
    Look at You Look at Me
    Ultimate Collection
    Bring It on Home to Me
    Dave Mason
    Shouldn't Have Took More Than You Gave
    Alone Together

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    Dave Mason - A Freebie Show

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    Recently got to check out Dave Mason at a free show at Tanner Park in the Town of Babylon out on Long Island. The show was great. I last saw Dave Mason a few years back at Westbury and the free show was every bit as good as that one. The sound was even pertty good which I never expect at these park shows. Dave played all the "hits". Even a few that Mrs. OldRockr knew. I think that after 22 years my musical taste is rubbing off. So you got the solo pop hits, some ab... MORE
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    "Just a Song" came up on shuffle play. It's a trifle, nothing more. But back in the day, Alone Together was one of my very favorite albums, largely because Dave Mason's closing guitar solo on "Look at You, Look at Me" struck me as a perfect sonic expression of how I felt when I was tripping. Nothing I liked better than listening to that song on headphones while I was out of my skull. Well, 1970 we didn't really have shuffle play. You could put a single track on, but that... MORE
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