Blood, Sweat &Tears are truly a worldwide gift to rock and jazz fusion enthusiasts everywhere. Over four decades in the music business and still going strong, their hit albums and top charting singles continue to captivate millions of fans all over the globe. BS&T's sound was new and exciting, the songs were thrilling, their horns meshed with rock and roll, fusing a brand new vibe, which continued successfully on their third amazing album Blood, Sweat & Tears 3. Featuring a treasure trove of smash hit singles and FM radio deep track favorites, the LP soared to the number one spot. This masterwork smash included enough traction to be called a greatest hits album in it's own right. Especially when you get 2 more hit singles with Carole King favorite "Hi de Ho" and David Clayton-Thomas rocker Lucretia MacEvil. These radio and fan favorites graced the airwaves for the better part of a year and helped bolster even further the rest of the BS&T album with follow-up hits like the soulful tour de force of James Taylor's "Fire And Rain," another smash Traffic revisit with "40,000 Headmen" and of course Steve Katz and Dick Halligan's brilliant "The Battle"
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Blood, Sweat &Tears are truly a worldwide gift to rock and jazz fusion enthusiasts everywhere. Over four decades in the music business and still going strong, their hit albums and top charting singles continue to captivate millions of fans all over the globe. BS&T's sound was new and exciting, the songs were thrilling, their horns meshed with rock and roll, fusing a brand new vibe, which continued successfully on their third amazing album Blood, Sweat & Tears 3. Featuring a treasure trove of smash hit singles and FM radio deep track favorites, the LP soared to the number one spot. This masterwork smash included enough traction to be called a greatest hits album in it's own right. Especially when you get 2 more hit singles with Carole King favorite "Hi de Ho" and David Clayton-Thomas rocker Lucretia MacEvil. These radio and fan favorites graced the airwaves for the better part of a year and helped bolster even further the rest of the BS&T album with follow-up hits like the soulful tour de force of James Taylor's "Fire And Rain," another smash Traffic revisit with "40,000 Headmen" and of course Steve Katz and Dick Halligan's brilliant "The Battle"
