YALL WERE RIGHT!| FIRST TIME HEARING Blood, Sweat & Tears - You Make Me So Very Happy REACTION

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YALL WERE RIGHT!| FIRST TIME HEARING Blood, Sweat & Tears - You Make Me So Very Happy REACTION
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@JohnPilon082149051552 3 месяца назад

Today’s top ‘artists’ don’t hold a candle to the music/arrangements/vocals evident in this era of rock n’roll. IMO.

@Weebill007 2 года назад

It's funny, I grew up with this music and in those days we just took it for granted that this kind of quality would continue to be the norm. Boy, were we ever wrong! Not saying there aren't talented people today, but the way music is now produced and sold has brought it so very low. For me, the 1960s and the 1970s were just the best period for popular music. And yes, I'm obviously biased but how could I not be? Love the two of you and your reactions. The sweetest couple on RU-vid! 🥰

@tjsogmc 2 года назад

I feel the same way. Back in the 70s we had the radio playing Chicago, Bee Gees, BS&T, Doobie Brothers, etc. I also thought that kind if music talent was normal. Modern music is very bland and uninspired. I waited 45 years to find out that music evolved into suck.

@franklopez2803 Год назад

The Star Lord agrees with you.

@keithknox5829 Год назад

Could not agree more PJ. I stay in the 70s bro. Happily so!!!

@robertcooper4945 Год назад

Listen to "Sometimes in Winter"

@kennyhuskisson2684 Год назад

Yes! The 60s & 70s are still the best!👍✌️

@lisas7046 Год назад

This one made me emotional!! We had this 8 track tape as a child, a black family from West Philadelphia!!! This was when all colors of music were played TOGETHER on the radio! THE BEST DAYS, EVER!!

@user-uh3nn9sm1j 11 часов назад

Small town Kansas.... exactly the same story!!

@bradleysharp2225 11 месяцев назад

Blood Sweat and Tears was one of the original Woodstock performers

@sgabig 27 дней назад

Allegedly BST wasn't included in the movie about Woodstock because the producers didn't pay the band for their appearance

@laneynorth8253 2 года назад

Please do “ Spinning Wheel “ I loved Blood Sweat and Tears. I went down and picked albums my parents listened to. They were one of my absolute favorites. Happy y’all finally reacted. 💕

@kendrap-LvnHppnss6371 2 года назад

Yes! Spinning Wheel is the joint!

@nancymunroe3672 2 года назад

Spinning Wheel for sure!!!

@aquarius2287 2 года назад

I remember my dad playing Spinning Wheel on our big old stereo when I was a little girl. Brings back some old memories!

@laneynorth8253 2 года назад

@@aquarius2287 Me too. 💕

@jasonsabbath6996 2 года назад

Yes! My mom was a big fan. Their music was implanted into my head as a young one!

@Lakeshore14 2 года назад

You will love “And When I Die”. Spinning Wheel is a close second. Wait till you delve into their catalog. Loved their music back in the 60s and through the 70s. Great sound, fantastic vocals.

@gingers.5933 2 года назад

"And When I Die" was written by Ms. Laura Nyro.😁

@lmdashley6725 2 года назад

I heard that song for the first time on the TV show Medium, with the Arquette actress. Really liked the song!

@sensitivedogs 2 года назад

Absolutely amazing

@karenkat1111 2 года назад

Came here for "And When I Die" too. Absolutely the best BS&T for me! Loved it since I was a kid. Lots of transitions they'll definitely appreciate. Amber and Jay make it your next one!!!!

@josephscally6270 2 года назад

I second the motion for the David Clayton Thomas' version of "God Bless The Child." An extraordinary vocal performance.

@michaeliacangelo9423 2 года назад

"And When I Die" is a MUST! BRILLIANT lyrics by the late, great songwriter Laura Nyro, with that BS&T instrumentation that has more change-ups than you can shake a stick at! Many years ago I had the pleasure of seeing them perform--up close and personal--at The Blue Note club in Greenwich Village in Manhattan (where they started out), where anybody who's anybody in jazz has passed through over the years. Keep up the GREAT work, Jay and Amber! Btw, here is a live, a bit quirky but enjoyable version of this dating back to 1970 (they also performed this at Woodstock): ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-DgHnqTmKhoc.html

@xcronex 2 года назад

"And When I Die" is a MUST! agree 1million percent!

@gff27 2 года назад

Of course, could also react to Laura Nyros's version of And When I Die. Or anything else by her, such as Save the Country or Beads of Sweat.

@jimeiden2360 2 года назад

Yes, When I Die has a lot of change ups & transitions, but fit so well.

@sahewins 2 года назад

Right. My fav from Blood Sweat and Tears

@johnv61 2 года назад

“And When I Die” should be your next one, it’s a great song. They have so many, you really can’t go wrong

@janicetrimmell6897 2 года назад

BS&T is one of my favorite horn bands. David Clayton Thomas has a fine voice and the horns are just so tight. Their version of "God Bless The Child" is one of the best songs I've ever heard. Please consider reacting to it. It incorporates, rock, blues, jazz and much more.

@ShujinTribble 2 года назад

I will also MASSIVELY second God Bless the Child!

@lindadenton7407 2 года назад

@@ShujinTribble ditto!

@leonardpoindexter5289 2 года назад

Amber's face comes alive when the horns start. Love it.

@georgerhodes7663 11 месяцев назад

This song is pure love he is so into the emotions, love this song!

@TheBlackWriter Год назад

To think that growing up we took such amazing instrumentation for granted because it was all over the radio.

@surlechapeau 2 года назад

J & Amber, you'll LOVE their "Spinning Wheel"-studio only, and "And When I Die" !!!! Finally you're 2nd BS&T song, yea!! David Clayton-Thomas on lead vocals. The trumpet solo on "Spinning Wheel" is special, by Lew Soloff! The David Clayton-Thomas years were the good years for the group.

@glennlaplante789 2 года назад

I've been recommending those songs for quite a while! They'll LOVE it!

@patrickmurchison9145 2 года назад

They'll go absolutely bonkers over "Spinning Wheel" for sure!!! lol

@surlechapeau 2 года назад

@Scott Allen right!! and no trumpet solo!!

@mikemclaughlin4879 2 года назад

Al Kooper years were good as well..

@oldmanghost219 2 года назад

I have only been listening to the studio versions. The only time I saw them live was when they were a guest on a variety show way back when they released and did Spinning Wheel.

@pollynicklas5220 2 года назад

If you love the background horn sound you would love Ides Of March with their song Vehicle! Very Chicago - esque!!

@eileendobbs8009 2 года назад

When you listen to the lyrics to that song they're pretty creepy but I love it anyway.

@donaldwhite1928 2 года назад

Waiting for someone to play it yea I’m old

@mikeat2637 2 года назад

@@eileendobbs8009 It definitely would not go over well now.

@kbusby4824 2 года назад

Jim Peterik of Ides of March is from Chicago and would go on to form Survivor of Eye of the Tiger fame. I have no doubt he was influenced by the music of the band, Chicago.

@eileendobbs8009 2 года назад

@@mikeat2637 IKR. Very stalkerish. I'm your friendly stranger in a black sedan won't you hop inside my car? Eek

@guitgas 2 года назад

"God Bless The Child" is, arguably, their best song.

@robertf9625 2 года назад

Another band with a great horn section is Tower Of Power. Their song So Very Hard To Go is a great example of their wonderful sound.

@trailrvs 2 года назад

Their song “Spinning Wheel” was my first record!

@marleneclausen30 2 года назад

It has been said BS&T is a jazz band that plays rock and Chicago is a rock band that plays jazz. BS&T has the edge for me. Saw them in concert many times. Your next reaction has just got to be Lucretia MacEvil for the full impact of the incomparable band. I could make a long list of which of their songs you should react to; but, Lucretia will make you a die-hard fan for life!

@robertbailey5239 2 года назад

Amen!

@davidboivin7996 2 года назад

Right on!!

@unrulyjulie4382 2 года назад

You saved me from saying the very same thing!

@janetsilverhawk7204 2 года назад

Totally agree

@mgonzales56 2 года назад

Disagree. Chicago is miles ahead of BS&T, especially their early rockers. Nobody can compare to Terry Kath.

@rosemary702001 2 года назад

I love that you played this! Another group you’ve tried but need to listen to again is Three Dog Night. There were contemporaries of BS&T and their version of Try a Little Tenderness is something I can almost guarantee you will enjoy. It’s bluesy with fantastic instrumentation and variable tempos as well, but mostly it’s powerful and tender at the same time. Please listen and let us know what you think!!

@donnasearch1 Год назад

Love Eli’s Coming

@hyacinthlynch843 Месяц назад

David Clayton-Thomas had one of the most distinguishable voices in pop music. What a great talent!

@Poet640 2 года назад

I met my wife while working at a nuclear power plant that was under construction. Once we started dating, while on the midnight shift, while on patrol, I used to sing this song at the top of my lungs. We’ve been married thirty five years now.

@jazzyboy7784 2 года назад

Nice...

@63saruman 2 года назад

Congratulations¡

@michaelasay8587 2 года назад

Well ur half of the people that are still married...lol

@Markogleby 2 года назад

I bet it must have taken a lot of blood, sweat and tears!

@maryannturton9830 2 года назад

Wonderful memory,deep love❣

@dagmar.6954 2 года назад

Blood, Sweat & Tears is a jazz-rock music group founded in New York City in 1967. They are noted for their combination of brass & rock band instrumentation. Especially love their stuff when David Clayton-Thomas joined as their lead singer. They have had a lot of great songs such as "Spinning Wheel" "And When I Die", "Hi-De-Ho" "Lucretia MacEvil", "Go Down Gamblin'", "Lisa Listen To Me", "God Bless The Child" etc.

@freedomluvr5126 2 года назад

I agree with those that recommend "And When I Die" and "Spinning Wheel," but I also am a big fan of BS&T's version of "God Bless the Child," a Billy Holiday song. A marvelous combination of blues, jazz and rock. VERY soulful.

@satosheeee6557 2 года назад

BS&T's version of "God Bless the Child” also included a Latin flavor.

@freedomluvr5126 2 года назад

@@satosheeee6557 True that. The best thing about BS&T was that almost every song had "flavors" from multiple genres. Great band.

@zelstephen Год назад

I'm a 64 year old black male from Philly Suburbs so I grew up on 60's,70's& 80's music all kind .You both have reacted to so much of my generations music,from rock,to pop and soul and your reactions are genuine. So I say you could most definitely fit in back then . From Janice to Jimmy to BST and much more .I could see you both with the cloths to the hair styles. Keep enjoying .

@collinsleibenguth8606 Год назад

I'm a 67 year old white guy from south Louisiana, we had it all Even though there was a color barrier, there was no color barrier when it came to music, we all listened to everything rock, pop, folk, blues, soul, zydico, cajun, funk, and fusions of them all. Didn't make a difference what color you were, like Stevie Wonder said "just cause a records got a groove dont make it in the groove" we listened to ALL of the Groovie music. A lot of the time, you didn't even know what color the band was, hard to tell from a 9v transistor radio.

@annmills3163 2 года назад

And When I Die (live) is awesome. Actually all their songs are awesome ☮️💜. They switch it up on a lot of their songs, kind of their trademark

@surlechapeau 2 года назад

another fantastic song written by Laura Nyro

@rorystorm4284 2 года назад

@@surlechapeau They did one LN song. Would love for them to do Laura's version of And When I Die! Female Friday? Please?!

@chab1rd155 2 года назад

And when i die, should DEFINITELY be next!!! Love me some blood sweat and tears! Ty for listening to your fans!💖

@bigb6046 2 года назад

100% , great song!

@dudieb 2 года назад

Yep, “Spinning Wheel” & “And When I Die” are so good. Also, God Bless This Child”.

@keymack2477 2 года назад

I am so pleased you two got back to BS&T! "Hi De Ho" and "Lucretia MacEvil" are two hits you must put on your list! For another great horn band that you haven't reacted to yet I would suggest reacting to "Sunny Days" by Lighthouse!! Peace!

@charlesmarkley220 2 года назад

Makes me so very happy to see young people listening to and enjoying the music I grew up listening to.

@rubyswaim1441 2 года назад

"Vehicle"-Ides of March You will love the horns.

@janicetrimmell6897 2 года назад

One of my favorite songs ever.

@no2all 2 года назад

When Al Kooper left the band after the first album, they were looking for a new singer/front man. Among the options were Stephen Stills and Laura Nyro. They ended up selecting David Clayton-Thomas (who sings lead on this song) on the advice of Judy Collins and never looked back. The second album did feature Nyro's "And When I Die" and BS&T made a major hit out of it. This band is just sublime.

@BC-ui9yt 2 года назад

Al Kooper is of course supremely talented..... but he wasn't at all right for them. His voice just didn't have the strength or grit for a blues-oriented band. DCT has the perfect voice for them.

@RooDawson 6 дней назад

One of the best Fusion bands (Rock and Jazz). American band Blood, Sweat, and Tears, featuring Canadian singer David Clayton Thomas.

@asticou 2 года назад

Lighthouse One Fine Morning. A Canadian group inspired by Blood Sweat and Tears. The song really moves, with horn's, guitar and drums. You'll love it.

@randyhinkson7950 2 года назад

David Clayton Thomas....great voice of Blood Sweat and tears

@kenhayhurst374 2 года назад

was just going to make the same comment.

@southernlady160 6 месяцев назад

Not only do we out here get to re-listen to songs long forgotten but Jay and Amber gets in come into our world back in the day and see how wonderful and beautiful the songs were back then.

@ladybug6005 Месяц назад

One of the most beautiful love songs when I was in high school and still beautiful to this day. I just love the horns.🎺🎷

@robwealer5416 2 года назад

Lighthouse is another band like this... phenomenal big band, brass, organ... amazing.

@vincentp149 2 года назад

You guys make us so very happy! Keep on smiling!

@blanewilliams5960 2 года назад

"Lucretia Mac Evil" "And When I Die" "Go Down Gamblin'" and "Hi De Ho" are all worth a listen, Guys ! This is a great song, Thanks!

@jen_alanfromchicago53 2 года назад

Just heard Lucretia today on the "Deep Tracks" radio station 👍

@blanewilliams5960 2 года назад

@@jen_alanfromchicago53 Nice! Such a cool song.

@josephbellante5584 Год назад

This song got alot of air time on top 40 radio. You guys are the best. A cute couple as well.

@dbradx 2 года назад

Oh man, this takes me right back to childhood, my Dad was a huge fan. Great choice, you'll love it!

@elizabethfranco1284 2 года назад

My dad who was a music teacher and high school band director could play the Stu out of a trumpet 🎺 he loved playing the Blood Sweat and Tears. Spinning Wheel and And When I Die are next

@davidwalsh7128 Месяц назад

My favorite BST song. Special every time this came on the radio.....

@robertof286 10 месяцев назад

Jim Fielder’s bass lines are insane! What a fantastic band!

@boosuedon 2 года назад

"God Bless The Child" will give you an eargasm for sure!

@jessicalee7119 2 года назад

God Bless the Child ~ great song!

@thomasripley1548 4 месяца назад

David Clayton Thomas, what a clear crisp voice.... the first horn was a coranet, muted.... in this instrument range is bugle no valves ,coronet smallest most delicate sound, and trumpet for when you want blast...... I attempted bugle in scouts and it is hhhaaaarrrrd....

@mlhesler68 2 года назад

When Al Kooper heard friend Mike Bloomfield's (Rock's 1st guitar hero) new band The Electric Flag which blended blues, jazz, rock and psychedelic music he formed Blood, Sweat and Tears but left after the first album. In came Canadian David Clayton Thomas and the rest is history. They popularized that genre of music and opened the door for Pacific, Gas and Electric, Ides of March, Motherlode and Chicago to follow.

@melaniebrown4660 2 года назад

I’m only starting the video now but I already know I am going to love this! And I’m sure you will, too. One of the greatest voices, ever. My dad’s favorite. This brings back memories of him and I thank you 😊 Next up, And When I Die. And be sure it’s the studio version 😉

@StarLTaylor 2 года назад

And when I die....is AMAZING! One of those that hits home!

@melaniebrown4660 2 года назад

@@StarLTaylor yes it does!

@bradsullivan2495 2 года назад

"Go Down Gamblin'" truly shows off the grit in David Clayton-Thomas' voice and is definitely a BST song that's worth a reaction--where else can you find a tuba solo!!! Another horn-friendly group that was mentioned yesterday that needs their own reaction is Lighthouse (from Canada): "One Fine Morning" and "Pretty Lady" are teo of their gems.

@marleneclausen30 2 года назад

A tuba solo was always anticipated at their concerts!

@juliaappleton17 2 года назад

Lighthouse...Sunny Days. Great song for a summer drive

@josephtrentacoste1259 2 года назад

Brad you are right about DCT grit & another song could be Something Coming On.

@thorolsen8057 2 года назад

HI DE HO IS A GOOD ONE

@steveadams1893 2 года назад

Also, "And when I die", another top tune from BS & T.

@ronviejo4994 3 месяца назад

I've NEVER seen a T shirt with Sister Rosetta. Glad to see it.

@boomer63 2 года назад

As a card carrying member of the Leo Sayer Fan Club since 1977 (and perhaps the only member 🤣), I wouldn't be doing my job of bringing Leo Sayer to your ears if I didn't drop his name here. When I Need You was his most popular hit, spending several weeks at #1 and #24 for the year of 1977.

@yelnek4548 2 года назад

'Long Tall Glasses' is my favorite by him

@stevecrescini2081 2 года назад

Try One Man Band and The Dancer. Pre-pop phase, similar to Peter Gabriel

@boomer63 2 года назад

@@Mankind_- it took me a couple more years to find rock n roll but when I found it.... it was Styx, Renegade and I said Leo who??? 🤣

@aarongoldstein7614 2 года назад

I like Leo’s Silverbird period with the Pierrot costume.

@Reclining_Spuds 2 года назад

When I Need You is a great song!

@gaetanoschristmaschannel 2 года назад

Tower of Power. You're still a young man. You won't be dissapointed

@jamesmichael7832 Месяц назад

I remember when I first heard this back in the sixties. Although I grew up on R&B , I began to realize that it doesn't matter what the genre, beautiful music is, beautiful music!!!

@jimfoster5450 9 месяцев назад

Thank you for appreciating the big horn groups of the late 60's and 70's forward. Chicago, Blood, Sweat & Tears, Ides of March. Here's one for you: in my opinion the best cover band in the world - Leonid & Friends!! A great back story on this group out of Russia, they are a You Tube sensation. Unbelievable covers, note for note, of the Chicago songbook initially, but more recently, have been covering BS&T, Earth, Wind and Fire, and, believe it or not, the Carpenters. Their very recent version of "Superstar" is beyond amazing. You could live on RU-vid, listening to the professionalism of this group. BTW, they have had three U.S. tours that have added a legion of fans. Warning: you may get hooked!!! Thanks so much for your reaction channel, by far, the very best on all of You Tube.

@kevinmauch5622 2 года назад

Jim Fielder's bass playing is monstrous on this and many BS&T songs.

@kateritter5765 2 года назад

Melissa Etheridge/Joss Stone tribute to Janis 2005 Grammys. You won't believe how great this is.

@timdixon7561 Месяц назад

David Clayton Thomas had such a powerful and easy voice to listen to...and those horns! 🎺🎷

@OronOfMontreal 2 года назад

Blood Sweat & Tears was one helluva great Canadian band, with a unique sound. Nobody else sounds like them. They're like a cross between Motown and Beach Boys in their more experimental mode.

@jessicalee7119 2 года назад

1968 ~ I was 12 years old then and this song still touches my heart today ~ Great band and More Great 1960's music 🥰

@myownchannel247 2 года назад

And When I Die is my personal favorite

@davidw.hulbertiv5211 8 месяцев назад

You two are so much appreciated.... Life is hard and you always remind me to be thankful and positive...

@Eric-qv2rz Месяц назад

David Clayton Thomas ..what a voice ❤

@nyclion13 2 года назад

I agree that BS&T’s “God Bless the Child” is excellent.

@tjsogmc 2 года назад

Definitely go down that rabbit hole! Do "Lucretia MacEvil" (the 6 minute version) next and then you'll hear some horns....and then you'll understand why Chicago is the Diet Coke of horn bands....

@crsounddoctor4937 2 года назад

This is an absolute "VIBE!!!"

@BigDaddy-dr8gf 2 года назад

Two of my favorite BS&T songs are 'Lucretia MacEveil' and 'I Can't Quit Her'. Loved this band. David Clayton-Thomas is an incredible singer and the horn section is just the best.

@Louis5900 2 года назад

If you like Chicago and Blood, Sweat & Tears, you will LOVE the Canadian group in this genre....Lighthouse. Their songs, One Fine Morning, and Sunny Days are real jazz/rock fusion. And their Blues side comes out in Pretty Lady.

@trentmacdonald6283 2 года назад

Ab-solutely right. Seconding this great recommendation for Lighthouse

@johnedieter739 2 года назад

You could say that BST is a Canadian contribution to the genre because David Clayton Thomas prints himself all over this with his lead vocals....

@Poet640 2 года назад

You should listen to “When I Die” by Blood Sweat and Tears.

@ProdigyBowlersTour 2 года назад

"Spinning Wheel," "And When I Die," "Hi-De-Ho," and my favorite, "Lucretia MacEvil" are all worth a listen. "Lucretia MacEvil" is the most uptempo of the bunch.

@postilm6399 2 года назад

God bless the child" thats got his own

@celestemartinez3560 2 года назад

Lucretia McEvil and Go Down Gambler kick butt. Like a giant wall of power.

@bakilacat1 2 года назад

Yes!! ‘Spinning wheel’ ‘and when I die’. Both great ones I must enjoy also!!’nnnnn

@mikeat2637 2 года назад

Blood, Sweat and Tears were one of the real combo groups that used Jazz, blues, pop and everything under the sun. David Clayton-Thomas had an amazing voice and their musicianship was beyond reproach. My favorite songs were More and More, God Bless The Child, Sometimes in Winter, Smiling Phases and especially the instrumentals Variations on a Theme by Erik Satie. They had possibly the best group of session musicians the US had ever seen together in one place. Their music sounds just as fresh as it did all those years ago.

@chrishepburn1503 2 года назад

"And When I Die" is a must. You will absolutely love all the changes.

@leeoakley7853 2 года назад

Yes....first person. Finally. Love ypu guys!!

@lreed1040 2 года назад

Have always loved this band. "Spinning Wheel", "And When I Die", "I Can't Quit Her" and "Hi-De-Ho" are more great songs by BS&T's. Please, sometime in the future please get to The Rascals and "Groovin'", "A Beautiful Morning", "Good Lovin'" and "How Can I Be Sure" Also Classics IV and "Stormy". Two new great artist for you.

@tomtortolani7616 2 года назад

Its a crime that the Rascals don't enough coverage by reaction channels!

@johngreen5590 Год назад

This was originally an R&B song. It was originally recorded by Motown artist Brenda Holloway.

@michaeltabor4176 2 года назад

If you like Blood, Sweat & Tears then you'll absolutely LOVE Tower of Power. I recommend "What is hip?", "So very hard to go", "You're still a young man", "Soul Vaccination", etc

@CB-gr1uk 2 года назад

Oh Wow! Finally, lol. I have been asking you guys to check this song and group out! TY for the reaction! Not sure if you reacted to God Bless The Child, And When I Die, Spinning Wheel, if not, check them out!

@richardboughton8338 2 года назад

BST II in my Top 5 favourite albums. Im 70 yoa but it still blows me away and gets played regularly. The whole album is killer, produced by James William Guercio who was also Chicago's producer.

@jowsmith1904 2 года назад

You're going to LOVE THIS BAND.

@allanrose2964 2 года назад

Blood, Sweat & Tears & Chicago were staples for music for our High School pep band. Great music and crowd pleasers cause everyone knew their music from the radio.

@marybaillie8907 2 года назад

Yes Yes Yes!!! YOU DO GIVE THE PEOPLE WHAT THEY WANT. I have been requesting BST forever. 🇨🇦🇨🇦 ❤️❤️ You just made me so happy. I love you guys.💕 Knew you'd love them. David Clayton Thomas still sounds as great now as he did then. Lots more horns for you Amber. Buckets of Maple Syrup love from Canada ❤️❤️ 🇨🇦 🇨🇦

@vickiecanupp7815 11 месяцев назад

One of the Great things about the music in the 70's were the awesome horns.

@patbrewer4205 2 года назад

God Bless the child, promise you'll love it

@stephaniejacobson4874 8 месяцев назад

I grew up with Blood Sweat & Tears in the 60's...... Always loved them.

@unrulyjulie4382 2 года назад

My older brothers absolutely loved BST, Chicago and The Association back in the early 70's. I was around 10 and they were both around 20. I wore out their vinyls before they knew it and stopped me. ☺️

@Mr54nomore 2 года назад

They were one of the first bands to employ a brass section into their music. like Chicago and their brass section. Blood Sweat and Tears did it first. "You Make Me So Very Happy" (1968).

@craigalden9416 2 года назад

God bless the child, Lucretia Mc evil, And When I Die, Hi De Ho, Smiling Phases…. All great songs.

@philcortor7886 2 года назад

God bless the child & When I die are both must hear from the same album

@blackprix 2 года назад

I saw blood sweat and tears in person at the height of their careers… This was a happening! What a talented group of musicians and singers. I’ve probably been to over 300 concerts in my lifetime this probably ranks as one of the top 10

@MonicaGz 2 года назад

If you decide to listen to And When I Die, then you've found the perfect segue into Laura Nyro, who was a fantastic songwriter who wrote And When I Die for Blood, Sweat, and Tears. She wrote lots of other songs for some very famous singers in the 70's and recorded an album with Labelle before Patti went solo. She died at a young age from cancer but was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2012. Blood,Sweat, and Tears and Chicago are gateways into some awesome music!

@mrmusic248 5 месяцев назад

Keep in mind that both Chicago & BS&T, recorded for Columbia records, whose engineers knew no equal. The same engineer that recorded "Chicago Transit Authority"(1969, 1st release), co-engineered the self titled "Blood Sweat & Tears" album(1969, 2nd release). The BS&T album won "Album Of The Year at the 1970 Grammys, and the engineering got a nomination for "Best Engineered Recording-Non-Classical". This is probably the reason for the incredible sound of those horns.

@vvnavarrewolfvv4218 2 года назад

I haven't heard this song in 36 yrs, but I remembered every word of it from the start. Ty. For the trip down memory lane.

@toddg3268 2 года назад

Very happy to see you check out Blood Sweat and Tears! Give “When I Die” a listen. Contrary to the title, it has a really fun beat. Bruce Lee left instructions for this song to be played at his funeral. Bonus component: listen closely and you’ll hear some coconuts tapping together ala Monty Python. 😄

@claimguy 2 года назад

OKAY - it must have been mentioned. There is a great Canadian version of all this jazz/rock fusion (looking past the fact that David Clayton Thomas of BS&T is Canadian) and they are called LIGHTHOUSE. So how about hitting up ONE FINE MORNING first, and then SUNNY DAYS, and PRETTY LADY, by LIGHTHOUSE

@marybaillie8907 2 года назад

All great Lighthouse suggestions!!! 👍✌️🇨🇦

@joelwatts5260 2 года назад

"Lucretia Macevil" is a must. You want to talk about horns, this tune has it!

@robertroehrman 2 года назад

My close friend Patrice Holloway co wrote this song with her sister Brenda ( who first recorded it ), Berry Gordy & Frank Wilson. She was my room- mate when I lived in South Central LA & we used to sit on the front porch & sing this song as well as others. Patrice released a few songs back in the 1960's, recorded with Neil Young, Joe Cocker & many others. She also was a member of Josie & The Pussycats & wrote a ghost song for Madonna in the 1980's. She passed in October of 2006 at the age of 55. She was one of the nicest human beings that I have ever known in my entire life...may she RIP