I’m a metal head, I listen to stuff like Megadeth, KISS, Ozzy Osbourne, Slayer, stuff like that but this song started it all for me. I know that it’s not even hard rock or anything but this is the song that got me in to classic stuff back when I was around 8 or 9. I’m 16 now and I still look back at this song from time to time because it truly is a great song and I appreciate my step grandfather for introducing me to it.
I grew up with hearing this on AM radio. It's awesome to appreciate the roots of where hard rock and metal derived from. And I was into the 80's metal scene in real time. Music is where it's at. Keep on rockin, guys.
I am now 60 years old and know that horns are all made of brass and the song is about dying,but I don’t think they qualify as a death metal 😂 which is good because I like metal but death metal not so much.
This song is written by the Bronx child prodigy and genius singer/songwriter, Laura Nyro, from her first LP 'More Than a New Discovery' released January 1967 when she was aged 19. She wrote 'And When I Die' when she was aged 16. At one time she was approached by BST to be their singer, but she declined to pursue her solo career, At that time, David Geffen was her manager. Nyro is loved and revered by the music industry as one of its greatest ever talents. Just about every artist, producer and musician is a fan, to this day. She passed from ovarian cancer in 1997 aged 49. She had a son, her one child born. She was inducted into the Rock Hall of Fame in 2012 by Bette Midler, with her son Gil accepting the award.
It was the first night of shrimping season. About 1992, so close to the ocean I could almost see the waves breaking from a 14 foot jon boat.. A hell of a storm came out of nowhere so I ran the boat up in the marsh grass and turned the little boat upside down over me and my guests. I sang this song because I just knew my life was over. It seemed to have appeased everybody. I am a conservative and make no excuses for it.. Seems like I would have sung a spiritual , so beats me.
Bless you Lupco for such a thorough presentation of Laura. If you asked the age and gender of the songwriter, you'd never ever, ever get anyone to say "Oh that sounds like a song a 16 year girl penned."
I was just a little kid when song came out but came to LOVE it by listening to my older brothers' music. This song's so amazing on so many levels and I miss this kind of fantastic melding of words and music and the feelings they give.
As a former trombone and tuba player, I love a brass section in any song. Bands like B.S. and T. and Chicago have a totally unique sound that simply doesn't exist any more. Thanks for posting this clip! Loved the tuba solo.
Wonderful track by a superb band I'm a 69 yo Australian & saw them live in the early 70's i think. This was in Melbourne at The Festival Hall & they were incredible. I remember that David Clayton Thomas was wearing leather pants & was in great voice. Of course the whole band was wonderful & don't they create great sounds. I really loved the tuba solo---it was something else Well done
+Warm Badger No matter what it is called. I raised several teenagers, some in school bands as well as their friends. MANY thought they were the so-called geeks of the music world. Then I pointed out videos like this that had a mix of instruments. One of the newest was a Shania Twain concert with a gentleman playing an "accordion" on stage with her. Music is just that, music. If you are good, you deserve praise.
Going to college in early 70's didn't like these guys so much, David's voice didn't strike me well. Now older but maybe not wiser, just absolutely love his voice and the group along with the songs.
On this day in 1969 {October 12th} "And When I Die" by Blood, Sweat, and Tears entered Billboard's Hot Top 100 chart at position #50; and on November 23rd, 1969 it peaked at #2 {for 1 week}... It was BS&T's third straight release to peak at #2, it followed "You've Made Me So Very Happy" and "Spinning Wheel", and all three records each spent 13 weeks a piece on the Top 100... The week "And When I Die" was at #2, the #1 record for that week was "Come Together/Something" by the Beatles...
podľa mojích informácii bola v rebríčku od 18. oktobra 1969, v treťom týždni od 1. novembra obsadila 17.m. a vo štvrtom od 8. novembra 8.m. a v piatom týždni od od 15. novembra 1969 bola dva týždne na 4.m. a až 29. novembra 1969 obsadila 2.m. za Come Together/Something od Beatles, ktorý bol 262. hitom na vrchole Billboardu.
Hey guys, Blood, Sweat, and Tears gave us the feeling that we were not musical nerds after all. We actually did know great music. I don't think any other band came as close to blending Jazz, Blues, and Rock and still managed to sell millions of records.The music speaks for itself.
I had the pleasure of playing with the tuba player. He was our guest soloist at Newberry College in March of 1999 at our jazz festival. He is amazing on trombone and euphonium too.
No rule says it has to be 'your' child. Any'll do. [possesion mine and your's - live only in duality]☮️ This and Norman Greenbaum's, 'Spirit in the Sky' were playing on the radio in Colorado, as I was seeking guidance, via radiowave after a bad news call at work in college-- my brother had been hit by a car while on his bicycle and died on the east coast of a brain bleed- we were born same day 8 yrs apart. Flew home next day. Already knew before seeing family after deplaning. Tears and Joy dear brother~ twin spook🖤🎃💛
Der für mich größte Song von Blood Sweat & Tears. Ich legte ihn meinem älteren Bruder das erste Mal auf den alten Polydor-Plattenspieler, als ich vier Jahre alt war. Ich wünsch mir das Lied auf meiner Ascheverstreuung. Sind einige Musikstile drin verarbeitet. Ich liee die Country-Einlage und den Soul-Part.
i saw bst last year (all new members) and they kicked ass!!! got them to autograph my "return of the king" hobbit book. like sheldon pointed out if stan lee signed a batman comic book it would be unique!
They made from a boring song from Laura Niro one of the most fabulous pieces of music ever. And there's everything in it: Funk, Soul, Western music, Gospel, Jazzrock. I just love it.
AND WHEN I DIE pieseň skupiny Blood Sweat and Tears, ktorá bola v rebríčku Billboardu 13 týždňov od 18. oktobra 1969 a ako tretí TOP 10 hit skupiny za sebou obsadila 2.m. za piesňou Come Together/Something od Beatles a od RIAA získala zlatú platňu ako tretí singel skupiny za sebou.V historii sa stalo prvý krát, aby z jedného albumu tri piesne boli ocenené zlatou platňou ako sa to stalo v prípade druhého albumu tejto skupiny, ktorý bol v rebríčku Billboardu 109 týždňov z toho 51 v TOP 10 a na vrchole 7 týždňov a za predaj 3 800 000 kopii získal 4 platinové platne. Verzia na albume začínala solom na ústnu harmoniku gitaristu Steve Katza, ktorý odišiel zo skupiny v roku 1973 ako druhý po Al Kooperovi z pôvodnej štvorice skupiny vytvorenej v New Yorku, ktorá debutovala ako kvartet v septembri 1967 na úvod koncertu skupiny Moby Grape v nočnom klube Cafe Au Go Go v Grenwich Village v suterene domu na Bleecker Street 152.V oktobri štvoricu Kooper, Colomby Katz a Fielder doplnil Fred Lipsius a po vystúpeni ako kvartet vo Fillmore East v New Yorku zostavu doplnili poprední jazzoví hudobníci Halligan, Brecker a Weiss. V plnej zostave vystupili v spomínanom klube v dňoch 17 až 19. novembra 1967. Po uzatvorení zmluvy so spoločnosťou Columbia Records nahrali album Child Is Father To The Man, ktorý predstavil zmes bluesových skladieb ovplyvnených psychadelickým rockom, klasickou hudbou s jazzovo znejúcimi dychmi, ktorých autorom najmä Kooper. Po jeho odchode skupina s novým spevákom založila repertoar najmä na cover verziach menej známych piesni, alebo albume Blood Sweat And Tears sa im už nepodaroilo zopakovať úspech a postupne výmenami hudobníkov strácala na úspechu až napokon v zostave zostal ako jediný z pôvodnej zostavy Colomby, ktorý po rôznych právnych sporoch je jediným vlastníkom názvu skupiny, ktorá v súčasnosti vystupuje vlastne ako cover band bez jeho účasti.
there's no replacement for clayton's singing .I saw BST at the Alladin Theatre in 1976 got 4 free tickets from my classmate who was the also the Dir.of entertainment was was surprise to sit at the table in the middle in the front of the stage OMG what a 22 birthday present.......las vegas
Pretty sure it was 1974. I was 14 or 15. My (pretty) cousin was 18 and asked if I wanted to be her date at a school event. I think she lived in Mesquite Texas. My first concert. Blood Sweat & Tears in a high school auditorium. Loved them ever since. Some other guy was there singing "Dead skunk in the middle of the road". I need to look that up.
tenor sax, bill tillman, moved to dallas in the late 70s and played in the dallas jazz orchestra for several years before forming his own band. he was fun to play with and I guess he's still playing. man, could he eat. I watched him throw down half a cake and gallon of ice cream in one sitting.
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Born too late to see them live, thankful they recorded their talent for my generation to enjoy!!!
David Clayton Thomas is one the most under rated singers to come out of Canada
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He had a very questionable personal reputation... Folks in the music biz kept their distance. Terrific singer, none-the-less.
Canada one of the most underrated countries in North America
@@Avaloch67 According to who or what? I can't find any information regarding any sort of disreputation.
Most underrated anywhere.
I’m a metal head, I listen to stuff like Megadeth, KISS, Ozzy Osbourne, Slayer, stuff like that but this song started it all for me. I know that it’s not even hard rock or anything but this is the song that got me in to classic stuff back when I was around 8 or 9. I’m 16 now and I still look back at this song from time to time because it truly is a great song and I appreciate my step grandfather for introducing me to it.
I'm with you. I grew up playing Slayer, Pantera, Megadeth riffs on the guitar, now I mostly listen to this kinda stuff. Welcome to middle age.
I grew up with hearing this on AM radio. It's awesome to appreciate the roots of where hard rock and metal derived from. And I was into the 80's metal scene in real time. Music is where it's at. Keep on rockin, guys.
Well said!
I am now 60 years old and know that horns are all made of brass and the song is about dying,but I don’t think they qualify as a death metal 😂 which is good because I like metal but death metal not so much.
Good for you I showed my daughter 40 years ago she loves it
R.I.P Bill Tillman. My grandfather, a great sax player, who passed away yesterday morning. You will be missed by many.
Divine, nectar tea for the tillerman ... .
This song is written by the Bronx child prodigy and genius singer/songwriter, Laura Nyro, from her first LP 'More Than a New Discovery' released January 1967 when she was aged 19. She wrote 'And When I Die' when she was aged 16. At one time she was approached by BST to be their singer, but she declined to pursue her solo career, At that time, David Geffen was her manager. Nyro is loved and revered by the music industry as one of its greatest ever talents. Just about every artist, producer and musician is a fan, to this day. She passed from ovarian cancer in 1997 aged 49. She had a son, her one child born. She was inducted into the Rock Hall of Fame in 2012 by Bette Midler, with her son Gil accepting the award.
It was the first night of shrimping season. About 1992, so close to the ocean I could almost see the waves breaking from a 14 foot jon boat.. A hell of a storm came out of nowhere so I ran the boat up in the marsh grass and turned the little boat upside down over me and my guests. I sang this song because I just knew my life was over. It seemed to have appeased everybody. I am a conservative and make no excuses for it.. Seems like I would have sung a spiritual , so beats me.
Bless you Lupco for such a thorough presentation of Laura. If you asked the age and gender of the songwriter, you'd never ever, ever get anyone to say "Oh that sounds like a song a 16 year girl penned."
It's a powerful song!
Thanks for that interesting info, I love to know stuff like that
BST OR BTS?
How I miss this fusion of rock, soul, and jazz! Thank you!
I used to love hearing David Clayton Thomas sing. Wow, what a marvelous voice!!!
I agree. should be in the hall. great voice great instrumentals great showmanship god bless laura for writing this song rest in peace
Dave Bargeon was the trombone/tuba player. Still active, first call studio musician in NY. Truly a great player
what a great singer and such a smooth voice with sooo much character. Awesome.
David Clayton Thomas and Burton Cummings: the two best Canadian singer of all time!
What about Celine Dion? 😁
Neil Young and Leonard Cohen..
@@evagiagnorio5464 Neil and Leonard are better songwriters , but aren't known for belting like David and Burton are.
@@Nikkyeshiva83 Or Joni Mitchell?
Clayton-Thomas has the edge. Neil Young has the best songs. If only they teamed up, both bands in full on stage.
David Clayton Thomas, finest voice of the rock and roll era.
I was just a little kid when song came out but came to LOVE it by listening to my older brothers' music. This song's so amazing on so many levels and I miss this kind of fantastic melding of words and music and the feelings they give.
A cosmic collision. One of the boldest creative improv bands and the beautiful lyrics of one of the best songwriters of our age.
This song is so good the band is so tight. David is one hell of a singer
Great job David and the band this is absolutely fantastic
Great vocal, and flawless ensemble playing
Just proves that talent is talent no matter the instrument. Marvelous.
Great band,great music and D.C.Thomas`unique voice.
As a former trombone and tuba player, I love a brass section in any song. Bands like B.S. and T. and Chicago have a totally unique sound that simply doesn't exist any more. Thanks for posting this clip! Loved the tuba solo.
vhsHQ4hedd how about AWB or Tower of Power?
And Earth, Wind & Fire?.And a Canadian band-Lighthouse?
My son and grandson played trombone and trumpets, I love brass ❤❤
Wonderful track by a superb band
I'm a 69 yo Australian & saw them live in the early 70's i think.
This was in Melbourne at The Festival Hall & they were incredible.
I remember that David Clayton Thomas was wearing leather pants & was in great voice.
Of course the whole band was wonderful & don't they create great sounds.
I really loved the tuba solo---it was something else
Well done
What a voice.
The tuba solo really rocks. Something they could only do in the 1970s.
A much called for Tuba solo, god bless the band that has a Tuba Solo in it.
+Warm Badger It is a Baritone...Not a Tuba. I played the trumpet and baritone in band, in school.
+Kevin T It's a TUBA!
+Kevin T 1 time at band camp....🎷😉Anyone else think he kinda looks like Bill Murray in this video?
+BrutusByForce and a fat version of Kenny Everett
+Warm Badger No matter what it is called. I raised several teenagers, some in school bands as well as their friends. MANY thought they were the so-called geeks of the music world.
Then I pointed out videos like this that had a mix of instruments.
One of the newest was a Shania Twain concert with a gentleman playing an "accordion" on stage with her.
Music is just that, music. If you are good, you deserve praise.
this is still one of my favorite songs like to hear it.
I love this version of this song. He has style and the brass is so awesome.
And when I die, there'll be one child more in this world to carry on...
Lyric is "one child born in this world to carry on"
GhilleSasanach Actually, the original lyric as written by Laura Nyro was, "There'll be one child born and a world to carry on."
Best decade EVER!!! BS&T are/were wonderful, love them!
I wish the generation we live in now still made music this good. Especially with tuba solos. Better than lil wayne
They do; you just have to go out and find it, m'dude!
I will ALWAYS love this song(:
What a performance 💖💖💖
I am crying right now
Everything about this is great. God bless the person who recorded it!
One of greatests Pop songs ever
Composed by the greatest female solo songwriter in our country's history.
Here sung and played by one of the greatest pop jazz gospel ensembles ever.
So lucky to have seen him sing live!
That voice is heaven
The genuis of Nero and the soul of BS&T. True rock and roll nirvana.
Going to college in early 70's didn't like these guys so much, David's voice didn't strike me well. Now older but maybe not wiser, just absolutely love his voice and the group along with the songs.
wolfgang schmittenhammer k
I was in 4th grade when I got their eponymous album. I didn't have any trouble appreciating their talent.
" It don't matter what age you are mate" .. this is brilliant...cheers from Australia
What a great number. I was lucky in finding their Greatest Hits CD in the Netherlands.
my deepest sympathies, please count me among the many, THANK YOU and RIP Mr. Tillman.
my song , my feeling, great song
On this day in 1969 {October 12th} "And When I Die" by Blood, Sweat, and Tears entered Billboard's Hot Top 100 chart at position #50; and on November 23rd, 1969 it peaked at #2 {for 1 week}...
It was BS&T's third straight release to peak at #2, it followed "You've Made Me So Very Happy" and "Spinning Wheel", and all three records each spent 13 weeks a piece on the Top 100...
The week "And When I Die" was at #2, the #1 record for that week was "Come Together/Something" by the Beatles...
podľa mojích informácii bola v rebríčku od 18. oktobra 1969, v treťom týždni od 1. novembra obsadila 17.m. a vo štvrtom od 8. novembra 8.m. a v piatom týždni od od 15. novembra 1969 bola dva týždne na 4.m. a až 29. novembra 1969 obsadila 2.m. za Come Together/Something od Beatles, ktorý bol 262. hitom na vrchole Billboardu.
sauquoit13456 interesting trivia..thx for that
Just what every song that is 7:00 minutes long needs is a TUBA SOLO!
Great singer, great band !!
Best tuba solo in the annals of the history of rock and roll!!!!
What a song! I miss those days!
Yes sir 😁 that is so true indeed and there will never be real music 💖🎶 like that again 🆓☮️🕊️🌎
Hey guys, Blood, Sweat, and Tears gave us the feeling that we were not musical nerds after all. We actually did know great music. I don't think any other band came as close to blending Jazz, Blues, and Rock and still managed to sell millions of records.The music speaks for itself.
I had the pleasure of playing with the tuba player. He was our guest soloist at Newberry College in March of 1999 at our jazz festival. He is amazing on trombone and euphonium too.
They were amazing and very soulful, groovy man!!!!
No rule says it has to be 'your' child. Any'll do. [possesion mine and your's - live only in duality]☮️
This and Norman Greenbaum's, 'Spirit in the Sky' were playing on the radio in Colorado, as I was seeking guidance, via radiowave after a bad news call at work in college-- my brother had been hit by a car while on his bicycle and died on the east coast of a brain bleed- we were born same day 8 yrs apart. Flew home next day. Already knew before seeing family after deplaning. Tears and Joy dear brother~ twin spook🖤🎃💛
Love this song❤❤ Dec 2024
Great a song of a great songwriter: Laura Nyro
Der für mich größte Song von Blood Sweat & Tears. Ich legte ihn meinem älteren Bruder das erste Mal auf den alten Polydor-Plattenspieler, als ich vier Jahre alt war. Ich wünsch mir das Lied auf meiner Ascheverstreuung.
Sind einige Musikstile drin verarbeitet. Ich liee die Country-Einlage und den Soul-Part.
Some of that tuba reminded me of scenes from Jaws and Close Encounters Of The Third Kind for some reason. I loved it! Fantastic soloing !
They don't make/sing songs like this anymore, do they. Mr. Thomas has got a voice like the desert wind--penetrating, powerful.
Great simile, as in Wordsworth's sonnet to Milton, "thou hadst a voice whose sound was like the sea."
Still listening and loving it ! Saw B S T live Just before the Covid-19 pandemic! The Concert at Del Lago casino was GREAT! What a flashback!
tuba solo...that's soooo coool. these were the songs coming out when i was 1st becoming "grown up". heaven can hold no better feelings!
The music my dad brought back from Vietnam blood sweet and tears pulled out some fatties like spinning wheel and you make me so very happy
I heard this at my auntys place when i was 6 or 7yo It has lived at the top of my all times faves since. When my time is up, this is my song.
heerlijk om naar te luisteren nog steeds.
David clayton-thomas can sure deliver a song and he's so credible so beautiful so handsome
One of FINEST voices EVER
Blood Sweat &Tears such a Great Band I don't like songs about death but this is So Up beat can't help it Always have ♥️ this song 👌👏👏👏
SHEILA BARRON...IF YOU LISTEN TO THE WORDS VERY CAREFULLY, I THINK ALMOST EVERY ONE CAN RELATE TO THIS SONG ABOUT HIS OR HERS MORTALITY!!!😁
Awesome! I love this song!
Blood, swet and tears siempre serán los maestros del rock combinado con soul y jazzzz. Gracias por ello, por esa aportación perfecta!!!
Phenomenal composition, expertly performed. Who said hippies can't play as well as anyone?
ooo i felt that in my toes! love the band ...pattin my foot!
i saw bst last year (all new members) and they kicked ass!!! got them to autograph my "return of the king" hobbit book. like sheldon pointed out if stan lee signed a batman comic book it would be unique!
Whoa, tuba solo! And it's awesome!!!!!
They made from a boring song from Laura Niro one of the most fabulous pieces of music ever. And there's everything in it: Funk, Soul, Western music, Gospel, Jazzrock. I just love it.
David Clayton Thomas, there is NO replacement for his VOICE! he was / is Blood, Sweat & Tears!
this song peps me up.
It would be a great soundtrack, aubade to the Judgment Day resurrection.
I love this tune
David Clayton Thomas' voice is like a giant velvet teddy bear. SEXY!!!
Sooo cool, thanks for the great music!
Effortless power in his voice, he makes it seem so easy to sing.
AND WHEN I DIE pieseň skupiny Blood Sweat and Tears, ktorá bola v rebríčku Billboardu 13 týždňov od 18. oktobra 1969 a ako tretí TOP 10 hit skupiny za sebou obsadila 2.m. za piesňou Come Together/Something od Beatles a od RIAA získala zlatú platňu ako tretí singel skupiny za sebou.V historii sa stalo prvý krát, aby z jedného albumu tri piesne boli ocenené zlatou platňou ako sa to stalo v prípade druhého albumu tejto skupiny, ktorý bol v rebríčku Billboardu 109 týždňov z toho 51 v TOP 10 a na vrchole 7 týždňov a za predaj 3 800 000 kopii získal 4 platinové platne. Verzia na albume začínala solom na ústnu harmoniku gitaristu Steve Katza, ktorý odišiel zo skupiny v roku 1973 ako druhý po Al Kooperovi z pôvodnej štvorice skupiny vytvorenej v New Yorku, ktorá debutovala ako kvartet v septembri 1967 na úvod koncertu skupiny Moby Grape v nočnom klube Cafe Au Go Go v Grenwich Village v suterene domu na Bleecker Street 152.V oktobri štvoricu Kooper, Colomby Katz a Fielder doplnil Fred Lipsius a po vystúpeni ako kvartet vo Fillmore East v New Yorku zostavu doplnili poprední jazzoví hudobníci Halligan, Brecker a Weiss. V plnej zostave vystupili v spomínanom klube v dňoch 17 až 19. novembra 1967. Po uzatvorení zmluvy so spoločnosťou Columbia Records nahrali album Child Is Father To The Man, ktorý predstavil zmes bluesových skladieb ovplyvnených psychadelickým rockom, klasickou hudbou s jazzovo znejúcimi dychmi, ktorých autorom najmä Kooper. Po jeho odchode skupina s novým spevákom založila repertoar najmä na cover verziach menej známych piesni, alebo albume Blood Sweat And Tears sa im už nepodaroilo zopakovať úspech a postupne výmenami hudobníkov strácala na úspechu až napokon v zostave zostal ako jediný z pôvodnej zostavy Colomby, ktorý po rôznych právnych sporoch je jediným vlastníkom názvu skupiny, ktorá v súčasnosti vystupuje vlastne ako cover band bez jeho účasti.
there's no replacement for clayton's singing .I saw BST at the Alladin Theatre in 1976 got 4 free tickets from my classmate who was the also the Dir.of entertainment was was surprise to sit at the table in the middle in the front of the stage OMG what a 22 birthday present.......las vegas
WWOOWW!!! I love it ! they are great! my favorite from back when i was.... old!
David Clayton Thomas. What a singer.
Wow - just beautiful! Thanks for sharing!
Pretty sure it was 1974. I was 14 or 15. My (pretty) cousin was 18 and asked if I wanted to be her date at a school event. I think she lived in Mesquite Texas. My first concert. Blood Sweat & Tears in a high school auditorium. Loved them ever since. Some other guy was there singing "Dead skunk in the middle of the road". I need to look that up.
I always loved this song
i wish Laura got more credit for this song
She did receive much credit for this song and others. She's in the R&R HOF..
@modspell These guys were never hippies. This was pure pop in the Tom Jones fashion. Most of the backing musicians were Julliard graduates.
This pure BLISS!
yes more tuba! oh and cowbell. hehe
paula orr I got a fever.....and the only prescription is more cow bell.... I the cock of the walk!
Been looking for this for years. Thanks.
They had the balls to play hard core jazz - lots of charisma. The cowboy theme inserted is great too!
This is the band that I was mesmerized with. First time I heard was when I was sophmore
That guy had a fabulous voice
Adore this song and the amazing David Clayton Thomas. Shout out to the late great Laura Nyro for writing this song.
Считаю голос Д.Клейтона-Томаса одним из лучших в джаз роке: за мощь, красоту, силу и не подражаемость.
Lungs of iron on the tuba solo. I would have passed out in the first 12 seconds.
I want more bands with a horn section. Can we make this happen?
His voice is a "masterpiece."
Beautiful... Thank you.
BRILLIANT
tenor sax, bill tillman, moved to dallas in the late 70s and played in the dallas jazz orchestra for several years before forming his own band. he was fun to play with and I guess he's still playing. man, could he eat. I watched him throw down half a cake and gallon of ice cream in one sitting.
amazing amazing amazing!