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Steve Howe - The Steve Howe Album - LP
$10.00Steve Howe's solo work carries the same intricate musicianship and progressive rock flair as Traffic, making it a natural fit for fans of their sound.
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Cream - Goodbye Cream - LP
$14.00Cream's 'Goodbye Cream' captures the psychedelic rock essence with a bluesy edge that resonates well with Traffic's style.
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Cream - Live Cream - LP
$16.00Live Cream showcases the band's improvisational prowess and classic psychedelic rock vibes, aligning perfectly with the exploratory spirit of Traffic.
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The Rolling Stones - Dirty Work - LP
$24.00The Rolling Stones' 'Dirty Work' features a gritty rock sound that complements the classic rock roots of Traffic while adding a bit of swagger.
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Cream - Goodbye - LP
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Jim Steinman - Bad For Good - LP
$12.00Jim Steinman's 'Bad For Good' infuses classic rock with theatrical flair, appealing to those who enjoy Traffic's eclectic approach.
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Gordon Lightfoot - Did She Mention My Name - LP
$12.00Gordon Lightfoot's 'Did She Mention My Name' brings a folk-rock sensibility that complements the melodic richness found in Traffic's music.
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Stevie Winwood - Winwood - LP
$12.00Stevie Winwood's 'Winwood' compilation captures the essence of the era and showcases his contributions to the psychedelic rock scene, resonating with Traffic fans.
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