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Blues Traveler
Released 1991

All In The Groove
04:15
3,169 plays

Mountain Cry
09:07
2,508 plays

Optimistic Thought
03:28
2,104 plays

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- 1
- The Tiding
- 01:30
- 1,740 plays

- 2
- Onslaught
- 06:08
- 1,914 plays

- 3
- Ivory Tusk
- 05:15
- 1,658 plays

- 4
- What's For Breakfast
- 03:45
- 1,596 plays

- 5
- I Have My Moments
- 04:12
- 2,093 plays

- 6
- Optimistic Thought
- 03:28
- 2,104 plays

- 7
- The Best Part
- 04:49
- 2,000 plays

- 8
- Sweet Pain
- 07:41
- 2,081 plays

- 9
- All In The Groove
- 04:15
- 3,169 plays

- 10
- Support Your Local Emperor
- 06:54
- 1,790 plays

- 11
- Bagheera
- 04:21
- 1,619 plays

- 12
- Mountain Cry
- 09:07
- 2,508 plays

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album review

"I have my moments," John Popper declares, and many of them -- as harmonica player, singer, and lyricist -- are here, on an album that finds Blues Traveler stretching out much as they do on-stage. Popper is a man with a lot on his mind, but when he reaches "The Best Part," his verbosity approaches a Walt Whitman-like exuberance, and guitarist Chan Kinchla is right with him, contributing sweet fills here, Pete Townshend-style strumming there. And as for the rhythm work of bassist Bobby Sheehan and drummer Brendan Hill, as Popper says, "It's all in the groove." ~ William Ruhlmann, All Music Guide