Top Horn Bands in Rock in the 1970's - Part One
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Never met (heard) a horn band I didn’t like. Tower of Power is my all-time favorite.
Saw them almost 100 times, so I guess that includes me too!
Your first three on the list I agree with. The last two forget about it. The Bay Area had three of the greatest horn band ever. Sons of Champlin, Cold Blood and Tower of Power. Any one of those three should be on your list instead of Ides of March or AWB
Thanks for reminding me about some of these songs !
Take care and have a great day
I am SO HAPPY that Lighthouse the great Canadian Band is mentioned here several Times I am unhappy about the exclusion of Steely Dan's Horn tunes ie. Babylon Sisters, Deacon Blues etc.
I always loved the horn section in KC and the Sunshine's song..."Boogie Shoes!"
Hello John. Great channel. Please keep up the great work my friend.
Great subject for a video! Love the tip on Ides of March. Wasn't following them on Spotify.
Love all these bands however Chicago is my favorite of all time @
I saw BS&T in @ 1970. The musicianship was amazing. DC Thomas was a great frontman.
What about Chase? Get It on- their Hit - early mid 70s wicked tune with organ solo in middle, Bill Chase was the leader on Trumpet. or Lighthouse(Canadian) not near as big as BST. Excellent videos John
Great list! Missing a few other notables including the band Chase (“Get it On”), Lighthouse (“One Fine Morning”) and of course the incredible Tower of Power (“You’re Still a Young Man”, “So Very Hard to Go” and many others).
And also Cold Blood with vocals by Lydia Pense.
Great video, in mentioning songs by Blood Sweat and Tears, you overlooked one,
Sometimes in Winter, which was’nt a hit like their other songs, it is still an excelant tune!
My favourite horn band is Soft Machine, but I’ve always enjoyed Chicago, as well; who are the definitive horn band, influencing so many groups in the late 1960/early 70’s. I’ve read that, Soft Machine’s ex-drummer, Robert Wyatt mention it was Chicago who gave them the inspiration to expand to a septet, for their groundbreaking “Third” album from 1970.
Great list of bands, reminds of the the AM radio. One band to add perhaps, Tower of Power?
Dude seeing those pics of Robert Lamm-I swear he looks younger than my kid and that scares the hell out of me!!!
Horn bands I like from the 1970s includes Blood Sweat & Tears, Chicago and Lighthouse. Earth Wind and Fire are also great too. David Clayton Thomas is also a good singer, who I like very much. Cheers! ✌️🇨🇦
Also, Mom's Apple Pie, a relatively unknown 70's band, were similar to Chicago in their brass-rock sound. Aside from the controversial album cover artwork, their debut LP is musically excellent.
Surprised there was no mention of Tower of Power or KC and the Sunshine Band. 🤔
Long Live Classic Rock
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I love your show, but I take exception to your reporting in this story regarding Blood Sweat & Tears. It would seem that your research on BST must have come from the band's Wikipedia page, in which the same inaccurate information also falsely implies that the band came together as one, and then elected Al Kooper as leader. Al Kooper was the one who formed the band after leaving the Blues Project because they rejected his idea of adding horns to the band. Al was inspired to marry horns with rock & blues, not by James William Guercio and The Buckinghams as reported, but rather by Maynard Ferguson when Al heard him as a teenager, and then reminded of this after hearing The Electric Flag at the Monterey Pop Festival. After leaving LA and the Blues Project, he returned to his native New York City where he then began the process of assembling what would become BST, inviting his old band mate Jim Fielder, as well as Steve Katz, Bobby Columby and Eric Andersen to join. They became the nucleus of the band at first, later adding more horn players. Al by this time was a seasoned producer and arranger, as well as a guitar and organ player. Having played on the recordings and tours of 3 of Dylan's most important works. He was the organist on "Like a Rolling Stone" and other Dylan classics. And that is why he was the initial leader of the band. Al then invited John Simon to produce the band's album, again NOT James William Guercio. A year later, Steve Katz and Bobby Columby were instrumental in kicking him out of the band, citing that he was too much of a perfectionist. It was then that James William Guercio came in the picture with BST. Also worth noting is that Al Kooper made many more important contributions to Rock History, having discovered and gotten Lynyard Skynyard signed to MCA Records, as well as producing, engineering and playing on their first 3 albums. Al Kooper is the one who played the organ on Freebird. Al Kooper wrote This Diamond Ring for Gary Lewis & the Playboys. He played piano on Jim Hendrix's Electric Ladyland. Played piano, organ and french horn on the Rolling Stone's Let It Bleed album, and on You Can't Always Get What You Want. He played organ on The Who's - The Who Sell Out, and the seminal album Who's Next. He produced The Tubes's first album. Played piano on George Harrison's All Those Years Ago. He was with Harrison when they learned John Lennon had been killed. Al played organ on Roy Orbison's last great album Mystery Girl. He toured with Joe Walsh (Ordinary Average Guy tour). And these are just "some" of the highlights of his illustrious career. Anyway, I just wanted to correct the misinformation about BST. But heck, you should do a show about Al Kooper. Read his autobiography, Backstage Passes and Backstabbing Bastards. It's not only a very informative walk down the history of rock music, but it's a hoot that will have you rolling in the aisles. He's very funny.
Thank-you for all Al Kooper info ,must read his biography. I saw them in london'69 and again with Fisher in '71 who regarded as aB S & T man .I was the 3rd Trumpet player they never had .Ten wheel Drive and Flock Ambergris were not mentioned X
Am a horn player!!!!!
A few to add: Chase, James Brown, Tower if Power
Blood sweat and tears played at woodstock 1969 , they weren't in the film, according to a interview by David Clayton Thomas, he and the band were stoned out of their minds when they took the stage at one o'clock in the morning, Thomas said they were smoking weed hours before they took the stage and could not barely function , and there performance was terrible, that's why they were not in the film,
Jim peterik woohoo. I love that guy. 38 Special Survivor and much much more. Ides of March have been back together for awhile now
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Here are some more Horn Rock Band ( No Funk Bands) Aura, Creative Rock, Gas Mask, Little John, Sunship, Second Coming, Dreams, Natural Gas, Roundhouse, Rastus, Mogul Thrash, Heaven. I could go on and on
A lot of the city of Chicago in it as EWF also started there.
You missed Lighthouse and the band Chase.
No mention of Lighthouse (although they also had Strings) or Chase?
Early Kool and the Gang, aka the Jazziacs, plus other names.
Tower of Power was a decent 70's horn band . :)
Tower of Power.
How come no mention?
This would of been better had you played a 30 second snippet of each song so we could hear it for ourselves. Without having to leave this page look it up and then play it. Just an idea. I’m just talking out loud.
CHICAGO!!!!!
What about Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes?
Lighthouse and Dr. Music
Chicago is number 1 in my book.
What is about Tower of Power ? 🤔
Climax Blues Band
Tower of Power?
You missed a few, Tower of Power ,Parliament and the Ohio Players
Where is Tower of Power?
the ohio playerz….worthy of note az a rock/soul band
The Spinners
writing this ahead of viewing:
* chicago
* tower of power
* earth, wind and fire
* kool and the gang
* average white band
let's see if i'm right on any of these!
Chicago, the best band.
Why do people suggest groups like KC?Yeech!Disco garbage.I was and am a huge fan of Lighthouse.Also,Chase.Screeching horns. Some bands mentioned were more R and B than rock. In my mind,early Chicago and BST were the tops.
KC and the Sunshine Shine Band isn't a rock group.