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god bless little stevie winwood, god bless Traffic. i first heard this tune on the rarely heard live Traffic album, "welcome to the canteen", though i can't access that live cut for some reason(drat!). go find this old gem, it starts off bopping with this cut, features the lovely, "shouldn't have took more than you gave" and other dave mason led treats like "sad and deep as you" and "40,000 headman"( with reboop's great hand drumming) and ends with the monstrous two punch of mr fantasy>give me some loving. this july 71 croydon and oz benefit at farfield hall is a must have for any Traffic fan or any groovy music lover.

i present to you the studio version as a peace offering

Posted on 04/13/2007
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wow I ain't heard that kind of music since...........well since it came out..took me back to school days

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B42 says:

Oh yeah, Lovin' it Live!

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CrashPryor says:

...MAN, Stevie and Traffic don't get nearly as much dap as they should...great jam...

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steve simon says:

dark side, get with it and go listen b42, i figured this was up your alley crash, love your posts man, your a mog all star

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Nice one!

Takes me back to college, when "Welcome to the Canteen" was in heavy rotation amongst the vinyl in my dorm-mate's collection. Love it!

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steve simon says:

hey gene, right on!

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kaluss says:

i've got the casette of this...thanks for posting.

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steve simon says:

too bad Apple doesn't let me migrate it from itunes, i wish i could put up the whole album.

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Spike says:

Another great cut from that album is the first 7:42 of "Feelin Good," with its seamless transitions between bluesy and non-bluesy. It motivated me to check out the original 1965 Broadway cast recording of _The Roar of the Greasepaint_ with a Gilbert Price singing the song, and it is unlistenably horrible.

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mund0tronica says:

oh man, i'll be blastin that one come friday at 7am fo sho.

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Spike says:

Let us know how it works out.

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steve simon says:

feelin good? it isn't on the original, maybe they remastered and added tracks?

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Spike says:

Sorry, I was referring to their '69 United Artist LP _Last Exit_. Now iI guess _Canteen_ is on my want list. Good post.

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steve simon says:

ahh, i see. i only pulled medicated from a multiply page, i never actually owned it.get canteen, if only for "shouldn't have took more then you gave", but it all rocks

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steve simon says:

incredible..............and i sign that it is the end of the world......because look here: taylor hicks just played medicated goo..........dear lord......mr. Winwood, we are sorry

Taylor Hicks Birchmere , Alexandria , VA

Notes: Toby Lightman opened. Set I: Gonna Move, Give Me Tonight, Compared To What, The Deal, Dream Myself Awake, Wherever I Lay My Hat, Just To Feel That Way, Hell of a Day > Inner City Blues Jam, My Friend, Medicated Goo, Heaven Knows > The Maze, The Right Place, The Runaround#

Notes: * With “Goin’ Up the Country” (Canned Heat) tease. * With “Use Me” (Bill Withers), “Want Ads” (Honey Cone) teases. # With “Willie Brown Blues” (Ry Cooder) tease.

Source: The Boogie Board

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