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Welcome to the Crosstown Traffic Website

(Last Updated:  January 7, 2025)

Hello and welcome to the Crosstown Traffic Band website.

We are thrilled to invite you to our 2025 band reunion on Saturday, September 20, 2025! For details, please click on the image below . . .

This site is dedicated to Crosstown Traffic and its many friends and fans.

The original Crosstown Traffic was a classic rock band based in Corner Brook, Newfoundland and Labrador, during the mid seventies consisting of:

(The band actually got its name as a suggestion from John Michael to Johnny Moore.)

Crosstown Traffic was revived during the late 1990s by Frontman Brian Dicks and continued in the original band's classic rock tradition. The revived band also resided in Corner Brook and included:



A Few Videos


Cover of "In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed"

  

(This video is basically a slideshow that was released late in 2024. The soundtrack was of the Original Crosstown Traffic playing a cover of "In Memory Of Elizabeth Reed" by The Allman Brothers Band. It was recorded in the late Jim Coleman’s basement by Troy Turner, CBC Radio, Corner Brook, using a handheld recorder during an interview prior to our 2019 reunion. There was no post recording production and there was only one take.)


Journey to Center, Pulse, Groove 2023

  

(This is a video released by Drummer Tom Alteen, Bearing Edge Studio. The video includes a new tune entitled “South Carolina Swing” that was written by Keyboardist and Singer/Songwriter John Moore. Playing on the song are Original Crosstown Traffic Members: John Moore, keyboards; Bill Moore, guitar; Don Ryan, bass; and Tom Alteen, percussion. The mix was mastered by Charlie Barfoot, Charlie Barfoot Music Studio.)


Crosstown Traffic 2019 Reunion Slideshow

  



In the words of Jimi Hendrix, "You have to give people something to dream on."

Keep on rockin',

Crosstown Traffic

  

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