Blood Sweat & Tears 1973 Live in Stockholm. Jerry Fisher - vocals.

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Blood Sweat & Tears 1973 Live in Stockholm

Blood, Sweat & Tears 1974. Live in Germany. Vocal - Jerry Fisher and Jerry LaCroix
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Line up:
Jerry Fisher : vocals
Tom Malone : trombone, trumpet, flugelhorn, alto sax, bass
Lew Soloff : trumpet, flugelhorn
Lou Marini Jr. : tenor & soprano sax, flute
Larry Willis : keyboards
Georg Wadenius : guitar, vocals
Jim Fielder : bass, guitar
Bobby Colomby : drums
Larry Willis : keyboards
Dave Bargeron : trombone, tuba, horns
Bobby Doyle : vocals, piano

Tracks:
00:00 Sorry That I Left You (I Must Have Been Blind)
06:35 God Bless The Child
14:50 Back Up Against The Wall
20:16 You've Made Me So Very Happy
24:37 Down In The Flood
29:47 Inner Crisis
37:20 Sail Away
41:30 Empty Pages
45:30 Snow Queen
58:10 Maiden Voyage
1:04:10 And When I Die
1:11:20 Over The Hill

[walterverdireworks]

No computers or electronic gadgets, just talent and a great desire to make music, to be heard by today's kids

[EysteinBekken]

One of the most underrated vocalists, and by far the best to ever join B;S&T.

[newradical]

Im from 77 and is still n joying this master piece 😊

[hazor]

For decades I sort of ignored Blood Sweat & Tears, and got into most everything else, music wise. Wow, how foolish I've been all this time!! This performance amazing.

[gavinthorburn]

Jerry was a stunning vocalist, shame he vanished, as good as david Clayton if not better

[ELPCOTILLION-SD]

New Blood Is My Favorite Record With Jerry Fisher On Vocals...

[billkalivas]

I enjoyed listening to Al, David and Jerry. They all brought something special to the band.

[PattyLandolfi]

Wonderful Jerry Fisher together with all the other fantastic musicians! Great concert...thanks for sharing. ❤

[Retro-Records]

Almost Sorry is a banger of a deep cut and they do a great job on it here

[brianvernon]

As a trombone player, I was a DC Thomas fan, until I heard Snow Queen @ age 17 in 1994. Fisher is now my all time favorite male singer. When I attempt to sing like him, I sound like 3 days Grace. Funny & sad, but true.
Tammi Terrell is my fave female of all time 😢

[RandyLittlefield-umkc]

Just found this. Saw this group - my all-time favourite - at this time when I thought D Clayton-Thomas was still the singer. I think most people in the audience (Portland, ME) also expected him and perhaps why the enthusiasm level was a bit muted. I always remember a guy in the audience standing, wildly cheering at the end, looking around and demanding to know "What is wrong with you people?" He was right. My own appreciation grew so much because of the concert and confess that his question got me out of my seat, overcoming that moment when I was still overwhelmed with what I just seen and heard. I do not see Jerry as better than David or vice-versa. I see their differences and what it means for the group, then and now. Criminally under-appreciated then and now, especially in comparison to the ever-diminishing returns from the group to which BS&T is often compared: Chicago. Love this version of Empty Pages; sits right next to Something Coming On as kick-ass music.

[terrydavis]

Fantastic! This is the BS&T that I always wanted to see. I saw the "note for note" David Clayton Thomas BS&T right around the same time period in Syracuse NY. Amazing the difference. I'm going to invent a time machine so I can go back and get my 8 bucks back.

[seanhennessey]

that was fekking great, kicking serious arse

[sanchoproudfoot]

Great to hear the New Blood band live. A Lew Soloff solo on Snow Queen instead of Fred Lipsius was really interesting. Seem like a unique lineup with Lou Marini on sax instead of Fred Lipsius. The personnel seemed in between the New Blood and No Sweat albums. Just great to hear all this live!

[graffebernal]

El sonido está perfecto.... Amo está agrupación...

[spiritwalker]

Amo essa banda em todas as suas fases. Sensacional !

[RandyLittlefield-umkc]

Just found this. I saw BS&T (my favourite group) at about this time in Portland, ME when I expected to hear DCT. I think most of the audience did as well. By the end, I was overwhelmed that I could be a witness to such talent and joy. I remember a guy in the audience cheering wildly, looking around demanding loudly, "What is wrong with you people?" It jolted me out of my daze and joined him. I do not see Ferry as better than David or vice-versa. It is merely a differarchy where I appreciate their qualities and is impact of the music, while knowing the basic consistency of the group's goals are unchanged. Empty Pages stands next to Something Coming On as examples of sheer kick-ass music. No question for me about BS&T when compared to the other horn group, with its diminishing returns, to which they are often placed: Chicago. This was and is a criminally under-appreciated band. And such is life....

[lloydcountess]

Jim Fielder on bass, George Wadenius on guitar.

[DukeInteractiveMedia]

<<from Jeff>> Super wish Spinning Wheel was on here. Thankfully there is other shows on here thanks for the share.

[patriciomaia]

Sensacional ao extremo !!! Muito bommm!!!