BLOOD, SWEAT & TEARS "SNOW QUEEN" ～ "MAIDEN VOYAGE"
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- ABC IN CONCERT 1973
BLOOD, SWEAT & TEARS
Personnel :
Jerry Fisher : Lead Vocals
Bobby Colomby : Drums
Jim Fielder : Bass
Steve katz : Guitar
Georg Wadenius : Guitar
Larry Willis : Piano
Lew Soloff : Trumpet
Chuck Winfield : Trumpet
Lou Marini : Sax, Flute
Dave Bargeron : Trombone
One Of My Top Favorites Tracks From This Record...The Way It Segues Into Maiden Voyage Is Just Brilliant...
Saw 'em Hammersmith Odeon 2nd row back right infront of the Horns was wettin' myself so excited Happy Days❤😂
Lew Soloff was an understated trumpet player.
The best!!
Vero. Anche Larry Willis.
The Jerry Fisher period was one of the best in the history of BS&T. They really stretched out (jazz wise) during this time.
Snow Queen. She must have got her name from the harsh winters on the northern hemisphere and the southern hemnisphere too thats the answer
Snow Queen must be one of BS+T best single
l LOVE Jerry Fisher 's soul and of course the rest of BST are FANTASTIC !
I am so happy to listen to Blood, Sweat and Tears. It brings back so many nice memories of going to their concerts and enjoying the horns and vocals. Thank You.
Hammersmith Odeon saw this lineup xxxx Jerry Fisher was good blues jazz man ..Kooper took the band many personnel changes .Thomas good soul singer suited to tuxedo. B S & T spirit held until Bobby Columby left .Now a good bunch of jazzers want get fame under the mantel Blood Sweat & Tears XXX
The horn arrangements are spectacular!
Larry Willis is the man!!!
Sorry, I forgot Dave Bargeron's solo which is awesome!!!
Bobby Colomby was my favorite drummer growing up. I never saw him stretch out in a solo like he did here. Tasty with chops. He played so musically.
High on a snow-covered mountain
From her throne she looks down at the clowns
Who think youth can be found in a fountain
High on the wings of her rhythms
She will smile at the guys who come on with their eyes
But she'll never dance with them
And in smoke-filled rooms of electric sound
A legend is built around
The Snow Queen
You may believe you're a winner
But with her you will soon bite the dust
And discover you're just a beginner
You may not think you're a loser
But in mid-air you'll be hung while you trip on your tongue
And it'll only amuse her
In the morning haze you are frozen there
Caught in the icy stare of
The Snow Queen
No, my friend, she doesn't want what you're selling
Go, my friend, there must be a place you can hide
[Chorus]
And into the night you'll fade, knowing you've lost the game
And just how she got the name of
The Snow Queen
Господи, помилуй!!! Такая Великая группа, такие Музыканты...., и всего 36!!! лайков......
Всегда будем любить это замечательное время (эпоху!) и эту Музыку!!!
Сколько было мысли, творчества, умной импровизации и настоящих ЛЮДЕЙ!!!
This was a fantastic album.
Great song. Best. Should be in the hall of fame
Without question one of the greatest jazz rock blues bands of all time.
Wich more?
Jim Fielder is blazing!
I can't believe I finally found this performance after so many years. I recorded it on my crappy reel to reel from the radio simocast and I knew this as soon as I heard it. This was called "In Concert" back in about 1972 or 1973. It changed my whole direction as a musician. Thank God! This is still great..
Same here!!! I have been checking youtube on and off for years for this. I had it on cassette (recorded from a KSAN simulcast) and remember listening a bunch of times. The tape must have crapped out eventually. I was a 16 yr old connoisseur, and ABC In Concert was very influential in those formative years. WOW!
In the winter of 1972-73, they played and recorded a concert in the Suffern High School auditorium in Rockland County, NY.
Could this be that concert?
god is good.
Ive been digging into BS&T's discography all these years later in my mid 30's. In a way i kind of discounted them in my early teens apart from Chicago and Tower of Power. The only song I'd heard i liked and it was "Spinning Wheel" but never dug into their catalog. I was up late one night and time life had their oldies cd set programs going and as i flipped to the station it was Jerry Fisher singing "So Very Happy" and i decided at that moment to see what they were all about and im glad i did!
Great solos such as Larry's, Bargeron's, Colomby's and Wadenius' !!!
haven't we all known a snow queen in our past?
I really loved this song THE BEST OF ALL.
That´s why I always preferred BS&T over Chicago.
Who came first chicken or the egg Blood Sweat Tears first
Dave Bargeron great Gil Evans Orchestra!
As was Lou Soloff ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️RIP Sweet Sir!!! 🙏💐🙏
Wonderful to see footage of this song, thank you!!
Wow Dave and Larry!! ♥ ♥
Classic!
On the next concert tour I was listening to them in Madrid, then with Tom Malone instead of Chuck. For my taste the best and most powerful (and jazzy) of the line-ups of the band
Snow queen.....that song, yes that song was written by Carole King and Gerry Goffin.
Carole King's versions (2) are so different
The first is on her actually debut album in 1967 ,called "now that everything 's been said". Recorded as a group called the City.
Her second version is on her 1980 album "Pearls: songs of Goffin and King "
I prefer both of her versions.
Peace.
Lou Marini @ 8:00
This is a really rare video of the “New Blood” band live!! Do you have the live of I Cant Move No Mountain?
You can watch it on my channel.
Grandes. Viva Yeste y San Bartolo
blue lou.
Среди моих знакомых их никто не знает...
Very rare video! Do you have I Cant Move No Mountain live?
You can watch it on my channel.
Very nice. Always found it odd that the group replaced David-ClaytonThomas with Jerry Fisher, who sounded NOTHING like DCT. This must be from early '73, as I see they still have Chuck Mansfield, and no Tom "Bones" Malone, who was in the band when the album "No Sweat" was released in the fall of '73.
BS&T was on In Concert twice - Dec 1972, and Oct 1973
I think that was the point! Jerry Fisher has ranges that DCT can’t even touch. Two totally different kinds of vocalists. Allowing the musicians to explore into deeper and unplayed areas as totally heard on this recording. Imagine DCT doing this. It just doesn’t fit.
@@rscorser , that may have been the point, but when they were in concert, they were doing songs from those three previous albums, and Fisher singing those songs just doesn't sound right. That said, I pretty much liked the "New Blood" and "No Sweat" albums. "Mirror Image", not so much.
@@77barrymac Actually the majority of the songs they performed live during the Fisher-era of the band were from the Fisher era, with only a relatively small handful of songs (hits) from BS&T 2 performed live between 1972 - 1974. Fisher himself never performed anything that I've heard from CIFTM, or BS&T 3 or 4. His unique take on the ones he DID sing were all from BS&T 2 and were great IMO, such as You've Made So Very Happy, God Bless The Child, and And When I Die. Even his Spinning Wheel isn't that bad, but that was played or recorded much less. LaCroix did I Love You More Than You'll Ever Know during the Mirror Image tour and it was pretty damn good too. Jerry Fisher proved that he could do his own style within his own band-era tunes, as well as certain DCT tunes. On the other hand, I can't picture DCT singing a lot of Jerry's tunes. Jerry is much more versatile IMO.
Jerry Fisher was on a completely different level. To this day, I’m surprised he didn’t have a huge career. He had better chops than many of the superstar singers of that period.
Not a very good horn mix.
You have to keep in mind this was recorded in 1973. I saw them (live) in Manila in 1974, same band members, wearing same outfit as in this video, and they were awesome... by the way, the horn mix was marvelous.
We’re lucky to have it at all
Or Rather Just Ignore The Non Expert...
Fabulous track! Great musicianship!
Do you really think it was a good horn mix?@@ELPCOTILLION-SD1970