Bloodrock - 'American Burn' circa 1972
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- American (Fort Worth, Texas) rock band Bloodrock's 'American Burn' from 1972 - Bloodrock USA.
Jim Rutledge (vocals)
Lee Pickens (guitar)
Ed Grundy (bass)
Stevie Hill (keyboards)
Nick Taylor (guitar)
Rick Cobb (drums)
Searched the band because of an huge article in a german music magazine. I really love it!
Just a outstanding band! Love this record!!!
the best bloodrock album purchased in 72, only 13 years old at the time
Way way ahead of their time...Rock ON!
Not for lady gaga fans. These guys were so ahead of their time. Incredibly heavy stuff. It's called the American Burn, Hmmm....I mean these guys still are on top of my play list -- and we're talking 40 years.
The best Bloodrock LP. Sadly overlooked. Magic Man is the hidden classic.
Yes, yes and yes. USA was my introductory LP to Bloodrock. Magic Man is indeed a lost classic from these guys.
@@zoso1980 I think Magic Man is their best song
@TOPOFFMAN
You got it. Don't you love that edge in his voice? What a great song and great albums. Drummer really shines.
many ...great memories in the car with BR!!.....Rick Cobbs drums is the driving force...... and what can u say about Lee Pickens.....on Timepiece it rips thru your brain
do u know how many times i rode around town with these guys on in the car?the wonderful 70s!
So far ahead of their time...............Hail Bloodrock!
Bloodrock...America's answer to Black Sabbath
Blood Rock Was my awakening I would have been on the tree if I hadn't have seen the Light ?
Thanks for the uploads, BritlronRebel.
Oh, yes.
still top my list
first album was a great head album
Great tune to play on bass or guitar and or sing! Great LP!!! Got it from my bass player in my 1st band around 1974! Anyone know when Lee Pickens bday is?
lady gaga has sighted this album as a major influence on her most recent recordings and her acting career
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Excellent groupe injustement méconnu.
Either the record company gave the ok to steal licks and make songs from the bloodrock records or this band has the stolen licks Ive ever heard. Half the songs I grew up with are created from the licks of this band, its crazy
you guys need to listen to LPG by Lee Pickens. Its like classic Bloodrock with a higher pitched singer. Though I love the proggier jazzy turn the BR took. Notice how Kansas's Steve Walsh phrases his sining like Warren Hamm did on latter BR. (Warren played live with Kansas in the mid 80s on background vocs, flute, sax and Keys.) i actually recorded the Omaha concert that MTV showed. When MTV was great.)
i got that show on vhs also ......warren was playing sax...elefante tour
So True. Lee's solo effort was classic BR X two. I talked to Lee and Stevie Hill about how Bloodrock was formed in 1968 in Ft. Worth, Texas a damn cowtown. Just a super band of talent and creativity.
Thank god for Louis J. Roney!!! The Godfathers Godfather who gets little to no credit for
inspiring a generation of Hard Rock and Psych nuts. He exposed Bloodrock and many others to San Antonio and a good portion of south Texas.
top list in my categories. ...awesome.