a Duo Or Group and the album was nominated for Best Pop Vocal Album. Travelling Without Moving has won three best album awards at the MOBO and Japan Gold Disc Awards in 1997, and at the Hungarian Music Awards in 1998. Fnac listed the album in its 2008 list The 1000 Best Albums of All Time, in no order. Pause & Play ranked the album at number 11 in The 90s Top 100 Essential Albums in 1999. Studio Brussel included it in The 500 Greatest Albums of All Time in 2015. Vibe called Travelling Without Moving "the most infectious dance record since the 70’s disco revolution", and ranked it at number 42 in its 2013 list The 50 Greatest Albums Since '93. Legacy The high album sales of Travelling Without Moving earned the band a Guinness World Record for the best-selling funk album in history. Paul Sexton of Billboard magazine credits this period of Jamiroquai as their American breakthrough: "Long a European success story for the Sony S2 label, the group once accused of being a mere Stevie Wonder soundalike has grown into its own style and added a substantial American audience in the process." However, the band were unable replicate their success in America since then. The music video of "Virtual Insanity" was described as "one of the most famous music videos ever", making them "icons of the music-video format", according to Spencer Kornhaber from The Atlantic. The song also led to the climax of "1970s soul and funk that early acid jazz artists had initiated", according to writer Kennith Prouty. The Lamborghini Diablo SE30 was also considered a "Nineties icon" in part of the "Cosmic Girl" music video, according to The Daily Telegraph''. Track listing Notes Some editions contain either "Do U Know Where You're Coming From" or "Funktion" as a bonus track. Others have both tracks. Personnel Credits adapted from album liner notes. Jamiroquai Jay Kay Toby Smith Stuart Zender Derrick McKenzie Wallis Buchanan Simon Katz Sola Akingbola Additional musicians DJ D-Zire Simon Hale – string arrangements and conductor Gavyn Wright and the London Philharmonic Orchestra – strings Max Beesley – vibraphone Gary Barnacle - saxophone John Thirkell - trumpet Katie – backing vocals Beverly – backing vocals Production AL Stone – production, engineering Blue – design and art direction Lorenzo Agius – photography Charts Weekly charts Year-end charts Certifications and sales !scope="row"|Worldwide | |8,000,000 |- References