Bloodrock - Lucky in the morning
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@essertpitay Apparently Europe didn't "get it" at that time....!
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Grand funk, Captain beyond, Bloodrock : Great bands. Why weren't They big in Europe ?
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Saw them in Atlanta in the 70's...Lee Pickens! From Fort Worth, TX. Still classic song on the airwaves then, D.O.A.
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Killer stuff. Blew me away as a teen. Check out some of my new uploads when you can.
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Chicago The Aragone Ballroom. Jessica lasted 20 minuets.
Great show,thanks a ton for posting!
Peace.
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Do you have more video??????
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WELL THIS IS JUST GREAT....SAW BLOODROCK SEVERAL TIMES IN SAN ANTONIO TEXAS OPENING ACT FOR MARK FARNER AND GRAN FUNK RAILROAD.......HEMISPHERE ARENA.......UNDER RATED SUPER ROCK BAND AND FROM TEXAS WITH JUST A FLARE OF TEXAS TRUE BLUES.......THANK YOU FOR UPLOAD.......BRINGS BACK GREAT MEMORYS......PS PRICE OF TICKETS WAS JUST 9.00 DOLLARS.......WHERE DID ALL THE GOOD TIMES GO.......THANKS THANKS NUMBER ONE BLOODROCK FAN........CHEERS
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I lived overseas in 69-71 and played about 50% of Bloodrock's catelog. European audiences loved Americans playing their local venues, and we did lots of Bloodrock, Uriah Heep and Deep Purple. (We weren't your ordinary garage band...so you didn't ask us to play Jumping Jack Flash or Brown Sugar) The most requested songs to repeat were Bloodrock songs, expecially in Luxemburg. I now live in Plano, Tx, and hope to see the boys playing locally sometime.
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Good old Texas Rock !!
SWEET !!!
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what a video...seems like i saw these guys as the opening act for Trapeze at Armadillo World Headquarters, Austin,Texas. Must have been '73 maybe.....
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I saw them at the old Filmore in SF. They were second billing for Free on a four night gig. I never had heard of them before. The organist looked and acted crazy in the best sence of the word, and the guitarist was simply on fire. The whole band was original. Five stars on a bit of my past memory!
joeat963 3 years ago 6
Awesome post. Kudos to Lance98541. I saw Bloodrock live twice, once at the Fillmore East and once, believe it or not in a high school gym (Marist High School, Bayonne N.J.). Great live performers. A fantastic bunch of Texas musicians melding Texas feel with a proto-metal sound. These guys were way ahead of the curve and deserve more credit than they receive from some of the idiot posers around the internet who like to grade bands. Pickens on lead guitar, Hill on organ and Jimbo on vocal. Wow!
joemysteryguitar 3 years ago 5