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siempre buscado 2º albun de la banda. !!..es uno de los mejores discos editados de todos los 70...!!!..
super edicIon usa con la gruesa doble carpeta SIN CODIGOS DE BARRA, vinilo y carpeta en estado impecable ! nuestra mejor copia !
despues de cientos de escuchas, podria estra hablando de este disco durante horas..lleno de standars del grupo, el lp que los hizo famosos en todo el mundo...y es que tiene todos los componentes...el espiritu muy vivo todavia de al kooper que recian habia dejado el grupo, el productor..james william guercio, que para mi es clave, fijaros en los arreglos y detalles de cada tema..
repleto de poderosos temas blues-soul-rock con una de las mejores voces que as escuchado..david clayton thomas..sin olvidar la voz del gran Steve Katz..y un joven Randy Brecker
banda con todos sus musicos en estado de gracia con una impresionante seccion de vientos que en aquella epoca competian con otra banda como chicago.
es un lp imprescindible en cualquier buena coleccion de los 70`s..
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1. Variations On A Theme By Erik Satie (1st and 2nd movements)
2. Smiling Phases
3. Sometimes In Winter
4. More And More
5. And When I Die
6. God Bless The ChildSide 27. Spinning Wheel
8. You've Made Me So Very Happy
9. Blues (Part II)
10. Variations On A Theme By Erik Satie (1st movement)
Details
Producer: James William Guercio
Distributor: Sony Music Distribution
Recording type: Studio
Recording mode: Stereo
Album notes
Blood Sweat & Tears: David Clayton-Thomas (vocals); Steve Katz (guitar, harmonica, background vocals); Dick Halligan (flute, trombone, piano, organ, background vocals); Fred Lipsius (alto saxophone, piano); Chuck Winfield,
Lew Soloff (trumpet, flugelhorn); Jerry Hyman (trombone); Jim Fielder (bass); Bobby Colomby (drums, percussion, background vocals).
Producer: James William Guerico.Recorded between August 2, 1968 and October 22, 1968.
Originally released on Columbia (KCS 9720).This was Blood, Sweat & Tears' apex, and a testimony to the best of the jazz/rock movement. Created by the legendary Al Kooper, the band was one of the major movers in the late-1960s rock scene. Though Kooper had departed after the debut album, this follow-up is bold, brassy, and adventurous, and the arrival of David Clayton-Thomas gave the band a strong singer and focal point. Eclecticism abounds, as an interpretation of an Eric Satie composition is followed by a version of Traffic's "Smiling Phases." Hit singles galore were culled from this record--"Spinning Wheel," "You've Made Me So Very Happy," and "And When I Die,"--not to mention a superb rendition of Billie Holiday's "God Bless The Child."
Editorial reviews
4 stars out of 5 - 'Spinning Wheel' became the band's most memorable hit alongside superb, intuitive covers of Laura Nyro's 'And When I Die' and Brenda Holloway's 'You've Made Me So Very Happy'.
