Like much music from the time, BS&T sounds like an aural snapshot of the day. Flutes, horns, and cymbals are presented with plenty of studio air and atmosphere, all on a large soundstage arrayed across the room. The electric bass digs deep there’s a realistic snap to the drums. The songs range from “Variations on a Theme by Erik Satie,” which opens and closes the LP, to Billie Holiday’s “God Bless the Child,” Traffic’s “Smiling Phases,” and three hit singles that define the album: Lead-singer David Clayton-Thomas’ “Spinning Wheel,” Laura Nyro’s “And When I Die,” and “You’ve Made Me So Very Happy.” MoFi’s One-Step breathes a newfound immediacy and physical presence to these tunes, as well as impressive dynamic punch, detail, and instrumental texture. A huge commercial and artistic success, Blood Sweat & Tears has just been reissued as part of Mobile Fidelity’s outstanding One-Step series, which removes two steps in the plating process to bring us that much closer to the master tape. Click Here To View All 2021 & 2022 Tour dates. So please check the updated Tour Page and come to a concert near you. Music is starting to come alive again We have missed performing for our fans and can not wait to get back to making music again. Over its lengthy ongoing career and countless personnel shuffles, Blood, Sweat & Tears achieved its peak of fame in 1968 with the release of this eponymously titled LP. What The Hell Happened To Blood, Sweat & Tears.
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