From the Wog Archive
Single Artist/Standard Wog
Traffic
You Can All Jog In (36 minutes, Moderate)
Pace Breakdown
Slow Walk |
16:25 |
Distance: 1.5 to 2.3 miles |
A pioneering British group that evolved from the zany psychedelic 60s to more roots-oriented folk and jazz rock, Traffic served as more than just Steve Winwood’s backup band. Dear Mr. Fantasy is the pivot point around which this set revolves. You probably won’t want to do the whole piece as a slow walk, so go ahead—throw a few sprint bursts in there during the guitar solos and drum fills.
Title |
Artist |
BPM |
Time |
PC |
Comment |
Genre |
Album/Source |
You Can All Join In |
Traffic |
95 |
3:38 |
5 |
Such fun, indeed. Skip to this one! |
Jazz Rock |
Traffic |
Dealer |
Traffic |
135 |
3:12 |
4 |
Georgeous guitar intro |
Psychedelic Rock |
Mr. Fantasy |
Vagabond Virgin |
Traffic |
133 |
5:22 |
5 |
Sad, wistful, jazzy |
Jazz Rock |
Traffic |
Dear Mr. Fantasy |
Traffic |
84 |
5:29 |
5 |
Their epic. |
Psychedelic Rock |
Mr. Fantasy |
Mozambique |
Traffic |
113 |
4:24 |
5 |
Winwood does a passable Santana on guitar |
Blues Rock |
Far From Home |
Glad |
Traffic |
137 |
6:57 |
5 |
From their folky classic |
Jazz Rock |
John Barleycorn Must Die |
Many a Mile to Freedom |
Traffic |
92 |
7:18 |
5 |
A long walk to the end |
Jazz Rock |
The Low Spark Of High Heeled Boys |
BPM=Beats Per Minute; PC=Pace Consistency; SKBL=Skiplekable; NADL=Not currently available for download from Amazon or iTunes
