It would've been awesome to live in the 60's, but I heard skateboarding didn't really get better till 75 when urathane wheels replaced the old clay wheels so it's a tuff choice......
great song by a great band.never cared for the mix though.a tad too compressed and limited at the time of mastering.i`d like to to hear a remix using modern tech.sounds like paper ripping.
@knabein No, it needs no 're-mix'. This is a bad audio transfer - trust me, I have the record and the mix is fantastic. A very big sound with lots of spread. Also, it's easy to hear what all the musicians were playing and it's not like the current recording technique, they weren't plugged into a click-track, so the dynamics of the Performance of the take that's used has it's own dynamics and ambiance. It's live music played by musicians and sounds better when recorded in analogue.
after each cut on the "fantasy" album, you can hear a little paper sun. then, at the end they play " we're a fade, you missed this" which is at the end of this vidio
Steve Winwood made it happen for us back then. Bring it all back! Debra -- this one's for you! Thank you, for the poetry and strawberry incense waaaaaay back then!
"HOLE IN MY SHOE" WAS UNDOUBTEDLY THEIR BIGGEST HIT, WHICH IN A SENSE OVERSHADOWS THIS SONG (WHICH IS JUST AS GOOD) LOVE THE SITAR ARRANGEMENT TOO. ANOTHER MEMORY JERKING MEMORY FROM THE "FLOWER POWER" ERA.;
@africamuseumtervuren I thought it was. I was staying with friends just north of Brussels in 1993 and visited the museum (located in a large wooded park). The museum hasn't changed much between 1967 and then!
@africamuseumtervuren I thought it was. I was staying with friends just north of Brussels in 1993 and visited the museum (located in a large wooded park). The museum hasn't changed much between 1967 and then!
This song refers to a "paper sun." Later there was a movie "Paper Moon." What was the significance of referring to paper replications of celestial bodies? Perhaps some 60s person can explain?
Pretty good song BTW. The 60s produced some excellent music.
@fighttheracists The paper moon came first. It came from a 1940s musical. The paper moon was the backdrop of a photographer's booth where a courting couple were having their photograph taken in front of a paper moon in a cardboard sky. The song was and still is famous, being covered by Nat King Cole among others. That'll be where the idea of a paper sun comes from.
@karlvorderman ..it's, not by far, the best song of the 60's...BUT it absolutely IS one of the best flowing, trippy, 'with it' songs, done in 1960's,,,aka....the greatest time to have been living as a teen.
@karlvorderman I would agree. Traffic's first album has been played more by me than Sgt. Pepper's, and i think that Paper Sun is up there with the very best songs to come out of the sixties.
This is one of my all time favourite sixties songs. It is fantastic! Thanks for posting it. The video is a little spooky but I've never seen anything like it before.
@37misspiggy I remember hearing this on the radio in about June 1967. Great single ; riff influenced i think by 'She has funny cars' by The Jefferson Airplane out a couple of months earlier
This maybe the most underrated song of all time. Love the sitar, the lyrics, the voice, the harmonies and the music. It is all simply brilliant. What a classic! Peace.
@thirstforwine Yeah. Instant recognition. My Auntie took me there when I was 6 (about the same time this record came out). Have been back a few times since, though not since the Nineties.
@xwsftassell well it seems we were both wrong, unfortunately. I found a link that proves it is the Powell Cotton museum (but youtube won't let me post it here)
What a crap video to such a great song, what were they thinking, nice that you played the complete song as quite often the end is cut off, well done and thanks for post.
@WELLBRAN - He was and is really good, I agree. Surely one of the best vocalists out of the 60s and that's saying something. Not sure if he's overlooked though.
MAN I WISH THE TECKNOLOGY OF TODAY IN MAKING GRAPHIC VIDEOS WAS BACK THEN...THE VIDEOS BACK THEN WERE BAD!!! BUT THE MUSIC WAS GREAT AND WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM OUR FRIENDS WE HAD OUR VERY OWN VIDEOS IN OUR HEADS!
What an era, Traffic, The Who, The Stones, Jimi Hendriks, Pink Floyd, just to mention a few, of the brilliant groups of that time. Never will there be a time like it again.
This reminds me of home movies I suffered through as a kid. "And here we are at the Museum of Natural History.........................................." One of my favorite songs, though.
Você não é o unico que ainda ouve Spencer Davis Group ,trafic ou o proprio Steve Winwood o mundo ainda continua escutando suas musicas ......Gimme Some Lovin
........Viva a boa musica hoje... amanhã ..e ..sempre
Hey, CharlieRutan, i'm really looking forward to your stage debut, and your right, you just can't get this stuff today,- the world loses its soul from time to time
Hmm, Mono. I'm listening to this on headphones and I'm getting most of the vocals in my right ear and what seems like a lot of the instruments in the left one.
"You can't make the train fare or the sixpence for the phone". It would have to be rewritten now as 60p for the phone! That's what payphones now cost.
I know the books say that 'Mr Fantasy' came out in 1968, but I got my copy on Christmas Day in 1967, then spent months and months waiting for the second album 'Traffic' to come out.
this was one of the songs that got me into PSYCHEDELIA ,back in 1991 when i was 16, one of the best pop songs from britain in any era STRAIGHT TO HEAVEN IN 67!!!
Great Post !! I love this song..I remember the 1st time I heard it..I dropped a hit of acid and listened to it 17,324 times hahaha.... now I'm 63 and drop ant acids and listen to it :)
Great band. Coloured Rain is my favourite, off Here We Go Round The Mulberry classic 60's film soundtrack. *also check out Spencer Davis Group's Waltz For Lumumba, an AWESOME INSTRUMENTAL. promise.
Responce to Alex Trebucq: traffic were no supergroup. The bandmembers apart from Steve Winwood were unknown at this time. The first supergroup in rock history were "Cream" anyway. Cream was established in 1966 and Traffic one year later.
I remember when Winwood left to join Blind Faith they tried to replace him with Mick Weaver calling themselves Mason, Capaldi, Wood and (Wynder. K.) Frog. They tried hard (I saw them) and Weaver is good but it wasn't going to work.
The lead singer oh you mean Stevie Winwood,yeah he still does alot of work with other famous people like Tom Petty,Stevie Wonder and Eric Clapton,He was also in the Spencer Davis Group and Blind Faith,I dunno what happened to the others.I heard 2 of them are gone and there is only one other band member from Traffic besides Stevie Winwood that is still around.
Too much Sun will burn.
trashiscool1 3 days ago
Traffic, Steve Winwood, Dave Mason, RIP Chris Wood and Jim Capaldi
johnnyw12 1 week ago
this song is well trippy. so matter about the sixpence for the sixpence.kus move on.......
collibosher100 2 weeks ago
so 60s pycadelic i grew up on this music
1973bobble 3 weeks ago
Marvellous sound !!!
psycheric50 3 weeks ago
I heard this few years ago on the radio at work and i liked it straight away and now it's in my Top 100
ilyarse 1 month ago in playlist Top 100
The GREAT Stevie Winwood!
gillwilkinsongw 1 month ago
Music? Nope. Chuck Testa.
Mylarabet 1 month ago
Probably one of the stupidest videos I've ever seen. GENIUS. Great post !!! :D
stickernation 1 month ago in playlist Blind Faith and Traffic Mix
15 people need to jump into traffic.
zoo899 1 month ago 2
@zoo899 Now thats good!
runninonempiy 1 month ago
Great stereo recording
consul1957 1 month ago
It would've been awesome to live in the 60's, but I heard skateboarding didn't really get better till 75 when urathane wheels replaced the old clay wheels so it's a tuff choice......
dyslexiaman15 1 month ago
great song by a great band.never cared for the mix though.a tad too compressed and limited at the time of mastering.i`d like to to hear a remix using modern tech.sounds like paper ripping.
knabein 1 month ago
@knabein No, it needs no 're-mix'. This is a bad audio transfer - trust me, I have the record and the mix is fantastic. A very big sound with lots of spread. Also, it's easy to hear what all the musicians were playing and it's not like the current recording technique, they weren't plugged into a click-track, so the dynamics of the Performance of the take that's used has it's own dynamics and ambiance. It's live music played by musicians and sounds better when recorded in analogue.
slideharp1 1 month ago
These songs were incredibly mixed!
NicroticSouls 2 months ago
I was 19 when this came out in the 60's, it is a fab track and if I could jump into a time machine I'd be heading straight back...
diiiiiiiiinamic 2 months ago 2
@diiiiiiiiinamic You and me both!
gillwilkinsongw 1 month ago
Look at the hair,the jackets the trousers,doesnt it tell you something in fashion what goes round comes round.
citroeno 2 months ago
I love this video
Cynporro 2 months ago
Only Steve Winwood could make a psychedelic trippy tune sound soulful and bluesy.
journeythruthepast 2 months ago 2
Great memories.... thank you.
MrOldways 2 months ago
This tune should have been included in the soundtrack of Pirate Radio.
mickeymousebiker1 2 months ago
best sun of the sixties
soupdragon1971 3 months ago
after each cut on the "fantasy" album, you can hear a little paper sun. then, at the end they play " we're a fade, you missed this" which is at the end of this vidio
Justa1SBG 3 months ago
i read about this in the book on led zeppelin "hammer of the gods"
MichaelHansenFUN 3 months ago
great
mrstaffytoots 3 months ago
Steve Winwood made it happen for us back then. Bring it all back! Debra -- this one's for you! Thank you, for the poetry and strawberry incense waaaaaay back then!
mickeymousebiker1 4 months ago
love it!
DhrWink 4 months ago
One of the best voices in the business and an extraordinary song from a lovely era.
klokheten 4 months ago
This video is why the American Museum of Natural History forbids video recording devices to this day.
lithead 4 months ago
listening to this song makes me feel like I'm inside a lava lamp. groovy
gmaweill 4 months ago in playlist Liked
"HOLE IN MY SHOE" WAS UNDOUBTEDLY THEIR BIGGEST HIT, WHICH IN A SENSE OVERSHADOWS THIS SONG (WHICH IS JUST AS GOOD) LOVE THE SITAR ARRANGEMENT TOO. ANOTHER MEMORY JERKING MEMORY FROM THE "FLOWER POWER" ERA.;
gilllianlewis730 4 months ago
Homer hates Traffic..
equistrax 5 months ago
This hit has been recorded in the Royal Museum for Central Africa in Tervuren (near Brussels, Belgium) !
africamuseumtervuren 5 months ago
@africamuseumtervuren I thought it was. I was staying with friends just north of Brussels in 1993 and visited the museum (located in a large wooded park). The museum hasn't changed much between 1967 and then!
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@africamuseumtervuren I thought it was. I was staying with friends just north of Brussels in 1993 and visited the museum (located in a large wooded park). The museum hasn't changed much between 1967 and then!
LudgerBW 4 months ago
One of the best forget about all that shit tunes. Psychedelic XTC!
Countrychiddler 5 months ago
Got to be one of the greatest .
MegaMwg 5 months ago
Like being stuck in Traffic...
alastairjr40 5 months ago
why must Steve leave Spencer Davis Group , he was the best but i found only this song good of Traffic and Blind Faith ( Well allright ) ,
walter4092 5 months ago
This song refers to a "paper sun." Later there was a movie "Paper Moon." What was the significance of referring to paper replications of celestial bodies? Perhaps some 60s person can explain?
Pretty good song BTW. The 60s produced some excellent music.
fighttheracists 6 months ago
@fighttheracists The paper moon came first. It came from a 1940s musical. The paper moon was the backdrop of a photographer's booth where a courting couple were having their photograph taken in front of a paper moon in a cardboard sky. The song was and still is famous, being covered by Nat King Cole among others. That'll be where the idea of a paper sun comes from.
tigranvartanovitch 5 months ago
ｼﾀｰﾙも使った､躍動感に満ちたデビュｰﾋｯﾄｼﾝｸﾞﾙ～～TRAFFIC～PAPER･SON～ポップなメロだが革新性も､ﾅｲｽﾅﾝﾊﾞｰ!
blackandtanful 7 months ago
rock raga
read the book "hammer of the gods"
MichaelHansenFUN 7 months ago
Drugs
kato7547 8 months ago 2
@kato7547 i fucking hate probation! i fucking hate it!
MrRickmowen 6 months ago
song is materialism or an orientalist view of other lands?
EazyOleMiss 8 months ago
Psychedelia at its finest. I love this song.
Seattlecarnut 8 months ago
sadly some years later Steve Winwood started recording modern disco crap , nothing to do with these masterpieces.
MrAugustus88 8 months ago
The dead animals are musuem exhibits, there along with the African Masks.
All a bit surreal & not-quite-right. Which is a bit like ---- after a Paper Sun.
noelpne 8 months ago
Anglo - Saxon music - the best. But what's with the dead animals in the video for ?
englandmadethewest 8 months ago
Quite possibly the best song of the 1960s.
karlvorderman 8 months ago 6
@karlvorderman ..it's, not by far, the best song of the 60's...BUT it absolutely IS one of the best flowing, trippy, 'with it' songs, done in 1960's,,,aka....the greatest time to have been living as a teen.
CHUCKLOVES1969 8 months ago 12
@karlvorderman I would agree. Traffic's first album has been played more by me than Sgt. Pepper's, and i think that Paper Sun is up there with the very best songs to come out of the sixties.
yrdbird 2 months ago
@karlvorderman I don't know man.... There's A LOT of really groovy song from the 60's.
I do agree that this is definately one of them!
TheDoors78521 3 weeks ago in playlist Favorite videos 3
The end is epic.
schanche0 9 months ago
LOVE this, was one of my favorite records!! Never saw this video!! WICKED vibes! Have always been obsessed with Traffic from its beginnings!
TheAnnafisher 9 months ago
Wow -- really nice!
mytwin50 9 months ago
I wonder if The Beatles influenced them when they wrote this song ???
spacemouse1 10 months ago
@spacemouse1 They began as a psychedelic rock group whose early singles were influenced by The Beatles :D
KerryAbernethy 10 months ago
@spacemouse1 that s what i thought , it s exactly a single of the beatles , but i can not tell wich one
walter4092 5 months ago
i like that they made it over 4 minutes long,that used to piss of the radio mobsters.
3lullabies 10 months ago
One of the best rocksongs ever.
Eric Koekoek
erickoekoek 10 months ago
Cute young mods looking at old stuff...and why not?
midmodgal 10 months ago
Who care's about the video. "Paper Sun," Is a Traffic classic !
gene347 11 months ago
where has this video gone - please re-load
significantlycynical 11 months ago
This is one of my all time favourite sixties songs. It is fantastic! Thanks for posting it. The video is a little spooky but I've never seen anything like it before.
37misspiggy 11 months ago
@37misspiggy I remember hearing this on the radio in about June 1967. Great single ; riff influenced i think by 'She has funny cars' by The Jefferson Airplane out a couple of months earlier
kenfig 10 months ago
This maybe the most underrated song of all time. Love the sitar, the lyrics, the voice, the harmonies and the music. It is all simply brilliant. What a classic! Peace.
makingsense53 1 year ago
That's The Horniman Museum.
xwsftassell 1 year ago
@xwsftassell I thought the same - are you sure (looks different today)
thirstforwine 11 months ago
@thirstforwine Yeah. Instant recognition. My Auntie took me there when I was 6 (about the same time this record came out). Have been back a few times since, though not since the Nineties.
xwsftassell 11 months ago
@xwsftassell well it seems we were both wrong, unfortunately. I found a link that proves it is the Powell Cotton museum (but youtube won't let me post it here)
thirstforwine 11 months ago
@thirstforwine Whoops!
xwsftassell 11 months ago
Somebody call security, there are Mods in the museum!!! Just kidding Traffic rocks!!
tonecot89 1 year ago 3
Early Genesis sounds like this. Dave Mason looks like John McVie here.
shelly10538 1 year ago 2
Everyone in this video looks uncomfortable.
Jkilla0210 1 year ago
What a crap video to such a great song, what were they thinking, nice that you played the complete song as quite often the end is cut off, well done and thanks for post.
webbj11 1 year ago
<3
heidithemilkmaid 1 year ago
nursery rhymes
sergejisd 1 year ago
these and "rare bird" are memories from my childhood !!!..aaahhhh..the santicty of youth eh?...i must have only been about 8 or 9 at the time...
sortofsorted 1 year ago
"Paper Sun" is blotter acid.
zeppelin6572 1 year ago 3
Steve winwood one of the great of British music, seldom mentioned and overlooked
WELLBRAN 1 year ago 3
@WELLBRAN - He was and is really good, I agree. Surely one of the best vocalists out of the 60s and that's saying something. Not sure if he's overlooked though.
paulkate72 1 year ago
sure reminds me of latchmere road (lavender hill) battersea.. in the late 60s/ealy 70s !! thanks!!
sortofsorted 1 year ago
I always thought of this video as "It's raining outside boys so lets go to this weird little museum and wing it"- still love the song
jrm167jrm 1 year ago
If it needs a brilliant Video to 'make' a song great - then it isn't a great song.
Great songs only need a speaker / headphone-socket or two to be great.
noelpne 1 year ago
MAN I WISH THE TECKNOLOGY OF TODAY IN MAKING GRAPHIC VIDEOS WAS BACK THEN...THE VIDEOS BACK THEN WERE BAD!!! BUT THE MUSIC WAS GREAT AND WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM OUR FRIENDS WE HAD OUR VERY OWN VIDEOS IN OUR HEADS!
faroutlindsey 1 year ago
awesome upload!..gr8 song !..thanks !
TheBlueCream 1 year ago
Psychedelphamania #__*
RockCleric420 1 year ago
@kissesandthrills
yes... is it not a Traffic video?
but,' fancy' might mean something else,no?
johnicester 1 year ago
it's the vietnam era, LSD experiments with us troops ...ect
pheildcorn 1 year ago
Man, Steve Winwood is one talented dude.
GNRchick33 1 year ago 2
I never knew Jimmy Hill played for Traffic - thought he was at Fulham. Must be the drugs.
arbutus27 1 year ago
I never knew Jimmy Hill played for Tracffic - thought he was at Fulham. Must be the drugs.
arbutus27 1 year ago
i think paper sun refers to a stage set. you dont have to believe everything you see.
its all just scenery. also, there was a song in the 30s called paper moon.
granniemir 1 year ago
@granniemir - paper sun was Blotter Acid - LSD impregnated on tiny pieces of blotting paper.
We are talking the Summer of '67 here..........
noelpne 1 year ago
What an era, Traffic, The Who, The Stones, Jimi Hendriks, Pink Floyd, just to mention a few, of the brilliant groups of that time. Never will there be a time like it again.
wanderlust4ever 1 year ago 3
EXCELLENT..Thanks for posting.
My original vinyls were recently STOLEN.
Respect,
Grandma, Eire....(low income, honest)
vneach 1 year ago
Man, this song is 1967 in a bottle...
jaht3z 1 year ago
I remember buying this single in 1967. It's somewhere in my loft, ahh! the memories.
54johnpaul 1 year ago
This reminds me of home movies I suffered through as a kid. "And here we are at the Museum of Natural History.........................................." One of my favorite songs, though.
ignoblius 1 year ago
What does "paper sun" mean? I'm from Argentina so I don't know
JulianFb 1 year ago
@JulianFb - see my reply ,posted 09 December
noelpne 1 year ago
Where did you find this promo film, it is a very strange video, but quite enjoyable! Thank you.
NCW250 1 year ago
Psychedelia rating: extreme :) Excellent!
fossie32 1 year ago
Você não é o unico que ainda ouve Spencer Davis Group ,trafic ou o proprio Steve Winwood o mundo ainda continua escutando suas musicas ......Gimme Some Lovin
........Viva a boa musica hoje... amanhã ..e ..sempre
josehpdiadia 1 year ago
in the paper sun
gene23z 1 year ago
Glad to see that Steve made it after leaving "Spencer Davis." I was worried.
NcicHit 1 year ago 2
@NcicHit - Niiiiiiiiiiiice humour, man.
noelpne 1 year ago
we call it a TUNE
HaadstedRecords 1 year ago
i may be the only man at my school who still listens to these guys
brianz1214 1 year ago 3
I was in 9th grade, ahhhh what great music! This was a fantastic group!
bassbob42 1 year ago
Horniman Museum, Forest Hill, London. Single was released May '67. Marvelous!
pongnose 1 year ago
Great, great song and that video is a real collectors item. Thanks
fawlty07 1 year ago
Hey, CharlieRutan, i'm really looking forward to your stage debut, and your right, you just can't get this stuff today,- the world loses its soul from time to time
rektonrk 1 year ago
Hmm, Mono. I'm listening to this on headphones and I'm getting most of the vocals in my right ear and what seems like a lot of the instruments in the left one.
katymagnets 1 year ago
Still have the single from 1967 that i play - it is timeless, love it.
Cozmicloon23 1 year ago
i always thought 'paper sun' referred to an lsd tab!!
darganx 1 year ago
nothin like sax, sitar & stuffed aardvark!!!
ya just cant get this kinda stuff today!
CharlieRutan 1 year ago 3
I love early vids and I adore Traffic!
ModGirl1967 1 year ago
"You can't make the train fare or the sixpence for the phone". It would have to be rewritten now as 60p for the phone! That's what payphones now cost.
divadcrab12 1 year ago
wtf
losgo 1 year ago
Great sound ......Love Traffic
bunnysss 1 year ago 14
I know the books say that 'Mr Fantasy' came out in 1968, but I got my copy on Christmas Day in 1967, then spent months and months waiting for the second album 'Traffic' to come out.
hssmrg 1 year ago
@hssmrg - but this - is a single from the summer of LOVE
noelpne 1 year ago
this was one of the songs that got me into PSYCHEDELIA ,back in 1991 when i was 16, one of the best pop songs from britain in any era STRAIGHT TO HEAVEN IN 67!!!
thesyd1975 1 year ago 4
in the beginning traffic sound a bit as pink floyd
22clodius 1 year ago 2
good muslim music pray allah
currypot1965 1 year ago 2
@currypot1965 Its called a sitar. with a name like "currypot" you would think you would be a little more on the ball. LOL
smidijack 1 year ago 40
The first Traffic song I have ever heard. I was twelve and it was the Summer of Love
pataphysician66 1 year ago
@pataphysician66
The summer of luv was 1967.......Trafic did not put out it's 1st album till 1968
Duncetoo 1 year ago
@Duncetoo Their first album with this and 'Hole in my shoe' came out in'67 in Europe, I was there and bought it immediately.
claytonave 1 year ago
@pataphysician66 The summer of luv was in 1967. Traffic put out their 1st album in 1968
Duncetoo 1 year ago
@Duncetoo I was there -it was 1967. Maybe you got your info from Wikipedia, they aren't always accurate.
pataphysician66 1 year ago
@pataphysician66 name the album..........
Duncetoo 1 year ago
@Duncetoo The single came out in 67...I don't know when the album came out and I don't know the name- hell I was only twelve!
pataphysician66 1 year ago
Happy Birthday Steve!!!! 5-12-2010
cicastle 1 year ago
nice post cheers
blade0954 1 year ago
I used to trip in museums...it was a smart thing to do.
zitozentinel 1 year ago
can life & music be this fantastic?
SweeTipiez 1 year ago 2
a stroll down the old natural history museum is always a good idea!
Melodyfayre 1 year ago
Great Post !! I love this song..I remember the 1st time I heard it..I dropped a hit of acid and listened to it 17,324 times hahaha.... now I'm 63 and drop ant acids and listen to it :)
rockncleve 1 year ago 6
@rockncleve LMAO...you're too f'n funny! Definitely a good tune!
MrDropDee 1 year ago
Such a great song , Traffic's first ; Sound quality here is fantastic
Thanks for posting!
caran26 1 year ago
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Bigpolak57 1 year ago
@Bigpolak57
Only in the woods?
klegster 1 year ago
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Bigpolak57 1 year ago
@Bigpolak57 Remember that time in the woods, when you went down on Jim ???
SuckingBallsYumYum 1 year ago
This band hit the ground running. Magical.
maida1982a 1 year ago
maybe one of the best indian music rock n roll cross overs, beatles do not have a chance in comparison LOL
the tremeloes sitar driven proud mary however man thats gold have you heard live at cabaret lp? :P
janfreidun 1 year ago
that giselles name is tabitha twitchet the welsh rocker, a bonnie lass.....
jimmyvirtue 1 year ago
thank you Stevie Winwood
floradeliza 1 year ago
Superb track - great vid!!
GransportGS 1 year ago
Great band. Coloured Rain is my favourite, off Here We Go Round The Mulberry classic 60's film soundtrack. *also check out Spencer Davis Group's Waltz For Lumumba, an AWESOME INSTRUMENTAL. promise.
merseymain 1 year ago
In the late sixties that was called tripping. Us LSD users in that age tripped out on strange things like this video.
Mulepackeroo 1 year ago
my museum skeleton is smarter than your honour student.
iluvflagunlaws 1 year ago 3
Graphics still aint that good.
currypot1965 1 year ago
It looks like they might be getting some inspiration from these artifacts..fantastic!
Evanka2 1 year ago
i think this is the horniman museum in south london
eunicefinger 1 year ago
Think it is Norwich castle museum
ladymeade1 1 year ago
type in paper sun horniman in google
eunicefinger 1 year ago
I LOVE TRAFFIC!!!! ;0)
cicastle 1 year ago 3
GREAT video and classic tune, THANX for this.
motekhall 1 year ago
my ex girlfriend looks just like steve winwood in this video
mihytre 1 year ago
You lucky guy. So you got to bang Steve Winwood for a while?
HonkyCat90 1 year ago
So where is your ex-girlfriend in this video?
zliminator 1 year ago
Responce to Alex Trebucq: traffic were no supergroup. The bandmembers apart from Steve Winwood were unknown at this time. The first supergroup in rock history were "Cream" anyway. Cream was established in 1966 and Traffic one year later.
progmeck1 2 years ago
I remember when Winwood left to join Blind Faith they tried to replace him with Mick Weaver calling themselves Mason, Capaldi, Wood and (Wynder. K.) Frog. They tried hard (I saw them) and Weaver is good but it wasn't going to work.
PontiusKak 2 years ago
Aaaah Traffic! The first supergroup. What on Earth is Steve Winwood up to these days. He's dropped off the radar.
AlexTrebucq 2 years ago
Good song, but the video is boring. It's always the same. What a pity ...
Haggit 2 years ago
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C0NTR4B455 2 years ago
I think it's the British Museum and this part of it became the Museum Of Mankind. Correct me if I'm wrong. Thanks for posting by the way.
keddw 2 years ago
I guess they decided a trip to the local natural history museum would be an appropriate video. wtf.
zliminator 2 years ago
love the content of the video.
Mike2008and2008 2 years ago
"Sixpence for the phone" kind of dates this, but still a good song.
hrpman 2 years ago
Dave mason is the other founding member he wrote an sang half the songs on the first two albums.
jojocon46 2 years ago
The lead singer oh you mean Stevie Winwood,yeah he still does alot of work with other famous people like Tom Petty,Stevie Wonder and Eric Clapton,He was also in the Spencer Davis Group and Blind Faith,I dunno what happened to the others.I heard 2 of them are gone and there is only one other band member from Traffic besides Stevie Winwood that is still around.
animal90sFreak5 2 years ago
Excellent track.The lead singer had a very dramatic voice.I wonder what they are doing now?
lewisner 2 years ago 3
that's the one
huphupspiral 2 years ago
the first album i ever bought. didnt know anything about them. just liked the cover and band name at 14
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