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Jim Capaldi
Drummer in several short-lived English bands in the early '60s, Jim Capaldi met
Steve Winwood and formed the band Traffic with him in April 1967. In 1972, in
parallel with Traffic, he embarked on a promising solo career, with a highly
acclaimed debut album, Oh How We Danced. An excellent musician (he stood behind
Eric Clapton at his legendary Rainbow concert in 1973), but also a gifted
composer and endearing singer, Jim Capaldi recorded a great deal (sometimes in a
very haphazard way), but never achieved the success he seemed to deserve.
Light Up or Leave Me AloneJim Capaldi and Traffic
Old PhotographsJim Capaldi
EveJim Capaldi
Something So StrongJim Capaldi
Shouldn't Have Took More Than You Gave
Jim Capaldi and Dave Mason
Love HurtsJim Capaldi
Light Up or Leave Me AloneJim Capaldi and Traffic
Smiling Phases
4:47
Old PhotographsJim Capaldi
Dear Mr. Fantasy
4:49
EveJim Capaldi
3:39
Something So StrongJim Capaldi
Dear Mr. Fantasy
7:53
Shouldn't Have Took More Than You Gave
Jim Capaldi and Dave MasonDave Mason Is Alive
6:17
Love HurtsJim Capaldi
Drivetime (3CDs)
