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Blood, Sweat & Tears (also known as BS&T) is an American jazz‑rock music group. [1]
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The follow-up album, Blood, Sweat & Tears 3, also reached number 1 in the United States. [1]
The essentials
Quick Facts About Blood Sweat & Tears
- Formed in New York City in 1967; pioneered jazz-rock with a prominent horn section (Britannica).
- Second album Blood, Sweat & Tears (1969) spent seven weeks at #1 in the U.S. and won the Grammy Album of the Year (1970).
- 11 studio albums released; latest studio effort Nuclear Blues arrived in 1980 (LAX/MCA).
- Top US singles include Spinning Wheel, You've Made Me So Very Happy, and And When I Die (all reached US #2 on the Billboard Hot 100).
- Official site: bloodsweatandtears.com; the band has continued touring with rotating lineups.
The records
Blood Sweat & Tears Discography
- Nuclear Blues1980 · LAX/MCA
- Brand New Day1977 · ABC
- More Than Ever1976 · Columbia
- New City1975 · Columbia
- Mirror Image1974 · Columbia
- No Sweat1973 · Columbia
- New Blood1972 · Columbia
- B, S & T 41971 · Columbia
- Blood, Sweat & Tears 31970 · Columbia
- Blood, Sweat & Tears1968 · Columbia
- Child Is Father to the Man1968 · Columbia
The hits
Top Blood Sweat & Tears Songs
- Got to Get You into My Life1975 · US Hot 100: 62
- Tell Me That I'm Wrong1974 · US Hot 100: 83
- So Long Dixie1972 · US Hot 100: 44
- Go Down Gamblin'1971 · US Hot 100: 32
- Lucretia Mac Evil1970 · US Hot 100: 29
- Hi-De-Ho1970 · US Hot 100: 14
- And When I Die1969 · US Hot 100: 2
- Spinning Wheel1969 · US Hot 100: 2
- You've Made Me So Very Happy1969 · US Hot 100: 2
- I Can't Quit Her1968 · Did not chart US Hot 100
Career Milestone
Blood, Sweat & Tears began performing club shows at New York’s Café Au Go Go in Greenwich Village in July 1967. [2]
Creators and Format
The second album, Blood, Sweat & Tears, was produced by Guercio and much of it was arranged by Halligan and Lipsius. [1]
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