Blood Sweat & Tears

Blood. Sweat & Tears: Hunter College, New York NY

Live Review by Mike Jahn, New York Times, November 1968

Blood Sweat and Tears Rocks with the Music of Al Kooper ...

Blood Sweat and Tears: Rock Group Performs at Troubadour

Live Review by Stephen M H Braitman, Van Nuys News, January 1969

BLOOD, SWEAT and Tears, musical rock group, opened a return stint Tuesday night at Doug Weston's Troubadour in Los Angeles. ...

Blood, Sweat And Tears

Interview by uncredited writer, Beat Instrumental, October 1969

THE TROUBLE is simply a matter of definition. Blood, Sweat and Tears don’t regard themselves as a specifically commercial group... but their fusion of pop ...

Blood Sweat & Tears: New Sweat

Report and Interview by Chris Charlesworth, Melody Maker, August 1973

THE WIND of change that spread through Blood Sweat and Tears a year ago is beginning to make itself felt at last. Their forthcoming album ...

Blood Sweat & Tears Featuring David Clayton-Thomas: New City

Review by John Mendelsohn, Rolling Stone, July 1975

IN NEW CITY BS&TFDC-T have made an album that fans of everything from soul to easy listening to jazz to difficult listening to rock will ...

Blood Sweat and Tears: More Than Ever (CBS) ***

Review by Phil Sutcliffe, Sounds, August 1976

BST WERE one of the key bands of the late 60s who began to give rock a respectable musicianly image and yet I've always had ...

Al Kooper: The Adventures Of Kooperman

Retrospective and Interview by Jeff Tamarkin, Goldmine, February 1994

THE COVER of Rekooperation, Al Kooper's new album, his first in 12 years, is divided into 16 postage stamp-sized photographic portraits of the artist as ...

Blood Sweat & Tears: Seeing Through The Past Darkly

Retrospective and Interview by Brian Torff, International Association of Jazz, 2005

HISTORY HAS a strange and highly selective memory. The past seems to lie in shadows with a filtered and distorted prism for a lens, and ...

Al Kooper: The Blood, The Sweat And The Tears

Profile and Interview by Johnny Black, Rock'n'Reel, February 2007

"...ALMOST NO one alive has lived as much rock 'n' roll history as Mr. Kooper in his assorted lives as performer, producer, sideman, songwriter, author, ...