Exclusive Video Interview with Steve Katz on "What the Hell Happened to Blood, Sweat & Tears?"
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- Blood, Sweat & Tears, known for hits such as "Spinning Wheel", "You've Made Me So Very Happy", and "And When I Die", headlined the legendary Woodstock Festival and won multiple Grammy Awards, most notably 1970's win for Album Of The Year, besting The Beatles' "Abbey Road" and "Johnny Cash at San Quinten." This is the incredible never-before-told story about a top rock band that was unknowingly embroiled in a political rat’s nest involving the U.S. State Department, the Nixon White House and a controversial concert tour of Yugoslavia, Romania and Poland, countries that were behind what was then known as the Iron Curtain. As a result, they found themselves in the crossfire of a polarized America, as divided then as it is now.
Genre: Documentary, Music, History
Original Language: English
Director: John Scheinfeld
Producer: Dave Harding, Peter S. Lynch II, John Scheinfeld
Writer: John Scheinfeld
Release Date (Theaters): Mar 24, 2023 Limited
Runtime: 1h 52m
Distributor: Abramorama
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Steve wrote 2 of my favorite songs of all time. "Sometimes In Winter" and "For My Lady"
Ohmygoddess… ! Sometimes in Winter… A friggin masterpiece… !
Sometimes in Winter was a huge favorite of mine. Glad I was able to see BS&T twice live!!!
@@docsci… And his voice is pure honey on that very track . Such a multitalented man (love « the Battle » too!)
I remember BS&T blasting, it was the music that got us thru Vietnam. Everybody had good music gear to listen on in 1970 and we all knew the words.
They were awesome...as my kids would say!!
THE ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES
Blood, Sweat & Tears
01. Al Kooper (1967-1968: lead vocals, piano, organ, ondioline, keyboard)
02. Bobby Colomby (1967-1977: drums, percussions)
03. Steve Katz (1967-1973: guitar)
04. Jim Fielder (1967-1973: bass)
05. Dick Halligan (1967-1971: trombone)
06. Fred Lipsius (1967-1971: saxophone)
07. Randy Brecker (1967-1968: trumpet, flugelhorn)
08. Jerry Weiss (1967-1968: trumpet, flugelhorn)
09. David Clayton-Thomas (1968-1971; 1975-1981: lead vocals)
10. Lew Soloff (1968-1973: trumpet, flugelhorn)
11. Chuck Winfield (1968-1973: trumpet, flugelhorn)
12. Jerry Hyman (1968-1970: trombone)
13. Dave Bargeron (1971-1977: trombone)
14. Larry Willis (1972-1977: keyboards)
15. George Wadenius (1972-1975: guitar)
16. Jerry Fisher (1972-1974: lead vocals)
17. Tony Klatka (1974-1977: trumpet)
18. Bill Tillman (1974-1977: saxophone)
Larry Willis has a killer solo album called “Inner Crisis”
Schuchman talking about Ukraine, Georgia, and Putin supposedly wanting to recreate the USSR is so embarrassingly ridiculous, so inaccurate, and obviously a product of neo-con and DNC and corporate media/NGO propaganda that I almost feel sorry for him. It's one thing to be ignorant, but to be ignorant about something while thinking you're astute about that very same thing, especially when he's never been anywhere near it or the people it involves, is that weird mixture of arrogance and stupidity that is sadly all too common.
It's frustrating. Unfortunately a lot of people listen to the media and think they've been informed. They don't realize just how captured the press has become.
I have been a fan of BS&T since I first heard Spinning Wheel when I was in 3rd grade in 1968. In all honesty, I'm A fan of BS&T's musicianship. I love their sound and the feel of their music. I am not concerned with any politics surrounding the band at all. Personally I don't care who is in what office. I see the politics of any era as a lot of cajoling, out maneuvering, and guess work. At this point, I'd like to see current politicians, anywhere in the world, start to make educated guesses, rather than what they've been doing.
I'm down voting your comment only because it's a stupid idea to want politicians to represent the desires and needs of, by spending the money of, millions and billions of people by executing their own educated guesses with it
I see Steve Katz still doesn't get it.
Sad he still believes that Democrats can do no wrong
STUDIO ALBUMS
Blood, Sweat & Tears
01. 1968 - Child Is Father To The Man
02. 1968 - Blood, Sweat & Tears
03. 1970 - Blood, Sweat & Tears 3
04. 1970 - The Owl And The Pussycat
05. 1971 - Blood, Sweat & Tears 4
06. 1972 - New Blood
07. 1973 - No Sweat
08. 1974 - Mirror Image
09. 1975 - New City
10. 1976 - More Than Ever
11. 1977 - Brand New Day
12. 1980 - Nuclear Blues
13. 2023 - What The Hell Happened To Blood, Sweat & Tears?
Interview / Title, disconnect.