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In 1967, when still-teenaged keyboardist Steve Winwood left the Spencer Davis Group (for whom he'd sung lead on hits like "Gimme Some Lovin'" and "I'm a Man") to start a new band with guitarist Dave Mason, few observers thought their idea of blending pop, rock, and jazz would work. Immediately, though, Traffic scored giant hits with Winwood's east-meets-west "Paper Sun" and Mason's acid-jazzy "Hole in My Shoe". Between those songs, the smoking-guitar driven title track, the swinging instrumental "Giving to You" and the haunting ballad, "No Face, No Name, No Number", Traffic's debut established both players as elite members of the new guard of late 60s British rock. --Billy Altman

1. Heaven Is In Your Mind 
2. Berkshire Poppies 
3. House For Everyone 
4. No Face No Name No Number 
5. Dear Mr Fantasy 
6. Dealer 
7. Utterly Simple 
8. Coloured Rain 
9. Hope I Never Find Me There 
10. Giving To You 
11. Paper Sun 
12. Dealer 
13. Coloured Rain 
14. Hole In My Shoe 
15. No Face No Name No Number 
16. Heaven Is In Your Mind 
17. House For Everyone 
18. Berkshire Poppies 
19. Giving To You 
20. Smiling Phases 
21. Dear Mr Fantasy 
22. We're A Fade You Missed This