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Demeter

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Fri Jun 1, 2012, 06:48 PM Jun 2012

Weekend Economists: What Goes Up....June 1-3, 2012 [View all]



What goes up for no discernible reason, that is....

It's been a quiet week in Lake Wobegon.....and on Wall Street. I think perhaps banksters are too shell-shocked to complain out loud in the press. Visions of torches and pitchforks make for poor sleeping and waking.

But that's stuff for the weekday world. This is the weekend, a time to kick off shoes and explore.

Today we are exploring Blood, Sweat & Tears, a jazz/rock band that I never knew was behind so much of the music I listened to in the past 40 years....Thank you, Po, for forcing me to fill in the gaps in my education! I actually have heard them before and liked them. Now I can put a name to the music.

"Blood, Sweat & Tears (also known as "BS&T&quot is an American music group, originally formed in 1967 in New York City. Since its beginnings in 1967, the band has gone through numerous iterations with varying personnel and has encompassed a multitude of musical styles. What the band is most known for, from its start, is the fusing of rock, blues, pop music, horn arrangements and jazz improvisation into a hybrid that came to be known as "jazz-rock". Unlike "jazz fusion" bands, which tend toward virtuostic displays of instrumental facility and some experimentation with electric instruments, the songs of Blood, Sweat & Tears merged the stylings of rock, pop and R&B/soul music with big band, while also adding elements of 20th Century Classical and small combo jazz traditions...

Blood, Sweat and Tears

Origin New York City, New York, United States
Genres Pop rock, jazz rock, psychedelic rock
Years active 1967–1981, 1984–present
Labels Columbia, ABC, Rhino, Sony, Mobile Fidelity, Wounded Bird

Associated acts Spinning Wheel


Roster of member musicians:

Al Kooper : keyboards, vocals (1967–1968)
Randy Brecker : trumpet, flugelhorn (1967–1968)
Jerry Weiss : trumpet, flugelhorn, backing vocals (1967–1968)
Fred Lipsius : alto sax, keyboards (1967–1972)
Dick Halligan : keyboards, trombone, horns, flute, backing vocals (1967–1972)
Steve Katz : guitar, harmonica, lute, mandolin, vocals (1967–1973, and as a special guest at some shows 2008–2010)
Jim Fielder : bass, guitar, backing vocals (1967–1974)
Bobby Colomby : drums, percussion, backing vocals (1967–1977)
David Clayton-Thomas : vocals, guitar (1968–1972, 1974–1981, 1984–2004)
Lew Soloff : trumpet, flugelhorn (1968–1974)
Chuck Winfield : trumpet, flugelhorn, backing vocals (1968–1973)
Jerry Hyman : trombones, recorder (1968–1970)
Dave Bargeron : trombone, tuba, horns, bass, backing vocals (1970–1978)
Bobby Doyle : vocals, piano (1972)
Joe Henderson : tenor sax (1972)
Lou Marini Jr. : tenor & soprano sax, flute (1972–1974)
Larry Willis : keyboards (1972–1978)
Georg Wadenius : guitar, vocals (1972–1975)
Jerry Fisher : vocals (1972–1974)
Tom Malone : trombone, trumpet, flugelhorn, alto sax, bass (1973)
John Madrid: trumpet, flugelhorn (1973-1974)
Jerry LaCroix : vocals, alto sax, flute, harmonica (1974)
Ron McClure : bass (1974–1975, 1976)
Tony Klatka : trumpet, horns (1974–1978)
Bill Tillman : alto sax, flute, clarinet, backing vocals (1974–1977)
Luther Kent : vocals (1974)
Joe Giorgianni : trumpet, flugelhorn (1974–1975)
Jaco Pastorius : bass (1975–1976)
Steve Khan : guitar (1975)
Mike Stern : guitar (1975–1977)
Keith Jones : bass (1976)
Danny Trifan : bass (1976–1977)
Forrest Buchtell : trumpet (1975–1977)
Don Alias : percussion (1975–1976)
Roy McCurdy : drums (1976–1977)
Jeff Richman : guitar (1976 fill in for Stern)
Randy Bernsen : guitar (1977-1978)
Barry Finnerty : guitar (1977)
Neil Stubenhaus : bass (1977–1978)
Gregory Herbert : saxophone (1977–1978)
Michael Lawrence : trumpet (1977)
Chris Albert : trumpet (1977–1978)
Bobby Economou : drums (1977–1978, 1979–1981, 1994–1995)
Kenny Marco : guitar (1979)
David Piltch : bass (1979–1980)
Joe Sealy : keyboards (1979)
Bruce Cassidy : trumpet, flugelhorn (1979–1980)
Earl Seymour : sax, flute (1979–1981)
Steve Kennedy : sax, flute (1979)
Sally Chappis : drums (1979)
Harvey Kogan : sax, flute (1979)
Jack Scarangella : drums (1979)
Vernon Dorge : sax, flute, vuvuzela (1979–1981)
Robert Piltch : guitar (1979–1980)
Richard Martinez : keyboards (1979–1980)
Wayne Pedzwiatr : bass (1980–1981)
Peter Harris : guitar (1980–1981)
Lou Pomanti : keyboards (1980–1981)
Mic Gillette : trumpet (1980–1981)
James Kidwell : guitar (1984-1985)
Jeff Andrews : bass (1984-1985)
Taras Kovayl : keyboards (1984-1985)
Tim Ouimette : trumpet, horns (1984-1985)
Mario Cruz : sax, flute (1984-1985)
Ricky Sebastian : drums (1984-1985)
Steve Guttman : trumpet (1985–2005)
Dave Gellis : guitar (1985–1990, 1996, fill in - 1998, 2005– )
Ray Peterson : bass (1985–1986)
Scott Kreitzer : sax, flute (1985–1986)
Teddy Mulet : trombone (1985–1986), trumpet (2005– )
Barry Danielian : trumpet (1985–1986)
Richard Sussman : keyboards (1985–1987)
Randy Andos : trombone (1986)
Tom Timko : sax, flute (1986–1987, 1995, 1998–2001, 2005–2008, 2009–2010)
Tom DeFaria : drums (1985–1986)
John Conte : bass (1986–1987)
Steve Conte : guitar (fill in - 1986)
Jeff Gellis : bass (1987–1990)
Dave Panichi : trombone (1987–1988, 1997–1998)
Glenn McClelland : keyboards (1987–1993, 1998, 2005–)
David Riekenberg : sax, flute (1987–1990, 1995–1998)
Jerry Sokolov : trumpet (1987–1994)
Graham Hawthorne : drums (1987–1988, 1989–1991)
Van Romaine : drums (1988–1989)
Neil Capolongo : drums (1991–1993)
Peter Abbott : drums (fill in - early 1990s)
Charley Gordon : trombone (1987–1994, 2001)
Wayne Schuster : sax, flute (1990–1991)
Larry DeBari : guitar, vocals (1990–1997)
Gary Foote : bass (1990–1994, 1996–2004, 2005– )
Jack Bashcow : sax, flute (1992)
Tim Ries : sax, flute (1992–1993, 1993–1995)
Charlie Cole : sax, flute (1993)
Matt King : keyboards (1994–1998)
Mike Mancini : keyboards (fill in - '80s/'90s)
Franck Amsallem : keyboards (fill in - mid '90s)
Henry Hey : keyboards (fill in - mid '90s)
Ted Kooshian : keyboards (fill in - mid '90s)
Cliff Korman: keyboards (fill in - mid '90s)
Mike DuClos : bass (1994–1996)
James "Hambone" Hamlin : bass (fill in - 1995)
Jonathan Peretz : drums (1995–1997)
Craig Johnson : trumpet (1994–1998)
Matt Milmerstadt : drums (1995, 1998)
Tom Guarna : guitar (1997–1998)
Jon Owens : trumpet (1998–2000)
Charles Pillow : sax, flute (fill in - 1998)
Brian Delaney : drums (1997-1998, 2001)
Dave Stahl : trumpet (fill in - 1995–1999)
Winston Byrd : trumpet (fill in - 1998)
Dave Pietro : sax, flute (fill in - 1998)
Dale Kirkland : trombone (1995–1996, 1998, 1999–2001, 2002–2006)
Pat Hallaran : trombone (1998–1999)
James Fox : guitar (1998–2000)
Dan Zank : keyboards (1998–2000)
Zach Danziger : drums (1998–2001)
Joe Mosello : trumpet (2000–2002)
Gil Parris : guitar (2000)
Gregg Sullivan : guitar (2000–2004)
Phil Magallanes : keyboards (2000–2001)
Andrea Valentini : drums (2001– )
Darcy Hepner : sax, flute (1999 fill in, 2001–2004)
John Samorian : keyboards (2001–2003)
Nick Marchione : trumpet (2002–2004)
Eric Cortright : keyboards (2003–2004)
Leo Huppert : bass (2004)
Steve Jankowski : trumpet (2005– )
Rob Paparozzi : vocals, harmonica (2005–2011)
Scottie Wallace: vocals (alternating with Rob P. - 2005-2006)
Thomas Conner : vocals (fill in - 2006 & 2007, 2012- )
Tommy Mitchell : vocals (Asian tour 2007)
Jens Wendelboe : trombone (2006– )
Chris Tedesco : trumpet (fill in for Mulet - 2006–2007)
Brian Steel : trumpet (fill in for Mulet - 2008)
Bill Churchville : sax (fill in for Timko - 2008)
Ken Gioffre : sax (2010- )
Jon Pruitt : keyboards (fill in for McClelland - 2010)
Ralph Bowen : sax (fill in for Gioffre - 2011)
Dave Anderson : bass (fill in for Foote - 2011)
Jason Paige : vocals (2011-2012)
Bernard Purdie : drums (fill-in for Valentini - Summer 2011)

(Roster provided by Jim Mullen)

Current roster

Jason Paige : vocals
Dave Gellis : guitar
Glenn McClelland : keyboards
Gary Foote : bass
Andrea Valentini : drums
Teddy Mulet : trumpet
Steve Jankowski : trumpet
Jens Wendelboe : trombone
Ken Gioffre : saxophone

If you haven't played with BS&T, you haven't played! Rather like SMW or WEE, actually.

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EVIDENTLY SOMEBODY SPIKED THIS PLAYLIST, SO PLEASE POST YOUR FAVORITES IN THE THREAD....
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Where have all the 13,000ers gone? girl gone mad Jun 2012 #1
or Po_d Mainiac Jun 2012 #20
So far, No Banks Have Been Closed by the FDIC Demeter Jun 2012 #2
I remember them fondly. Lighting their shows Warpy Jun 2012 #3
Unpaid Overtime: Wage And Hour Lawsuits Have Skyrocketed In The Last Decade Demeter Jun 2012 #4
Drachma ‘when issued’ makes new all time high against Gold girl gone mad Jun 2012 #5
A Gold Drachma Might Fix Everything Demeter Jun 2012 #7
On Max Keiser.... AnneD Jun 2012 #141
Greek Leftists Lead Poll; Vow to Kill Bailout, Nationalize Banks bread_and_roses Jun 2012 #13
Wird die neue Drachme schon gedruckt? girl gone mad Jun 2012 #52
Can Apple Start Making Their Product in the U.S. Again? The Answer is YES. Demeter Jun 2012 #6
It should be noted, however, Tansy_Gold Jun 2012 #14
The Other Side of Gainful Unemployment By Shannon Hayes Demeter Jun 2012 #8
BS&T: The Al Kooper era Demeter Jun 2012 #9
Blood Sweat & Tears - And when I die Demeter Jun 2012 #10
You have outdone yourself, Mme. Demeter Tansy_Gold Jun 2012 #15
What did I do? What did I do? Demeter Jun 2012 #19
You took a simple suggestion -- "BS&T" Tansy_Gold Jun 2012 #76
(Your check is in the mail) Demeter Jun 2012 #86
Future Train Wreck? What the Fed's Zero Interest Policy Means to You and Me By Edward Harrison Demeter Jun 2012 #11
This is what the monetary policy über alles crowd can't comprehend. girl gone mad Jun 2012 #16
10 Billionaires' Dirty Tricks to Rig the System By Linda McQuaig and Neil Brooks Demeter Jun 2012 #12
Shockingly Poor US Employment Data girl gone mad Jun 2012 #17
Clock is now running my post to the survey from a couple weeks ago Po_d Mainiac Jun 2012 #18
And what would that be? Babies? Demeter Jun 2012 #21
LOOKING FOR A GRAPH Demeter Jun 2012 #22
W8 till there's an app 4 it! Po_d Mainiac Jun 2012 #24
Jeb Bush: 'I'm not going to be VP candidate' Demeter Jun 2012 #23
FOR THE AFFICIONADOS: THE OFFICIAL BS&T WEBSITE Demeter Jun 2012 #24
Go Down Gamblin' JAMIE DIMON'S THEME SONG...HELL, ALL THE BANKSTERS! Demeter Jun 2012 #26
Wall Street sinks on jobs data, Dow negative for 2012 Demeter Jun 2012 #27
How Slow Can It (ECONOMY) Go? NYT EDITORIAL Demeter Jun 2012 #28
The Mortgage Fraud Fraud By JOE NOCERA Demeter Jun 2012 #29
Your last line Tansy_Gold Jun 2012 #84
Wow. That was some thread Demeter Jun 2012 #89
Yeah. Tansy_Gold Jun 2012 #91
We fucking told them, in detail, how it would all play out. girl gone mad Jun 2012 #98
LOL Tansy_Gold Jun 2012 #99
LOL - Cloud Cuckoo Land DemReadingDU Jun 2012 #119
I don't go much into GD anymore.... AnneD Jun 2012 #142
OMG bread_and_roses Jun 2012 #94
That is a great thread! DemReadingDU Jun 2012 #120
Romney's Financial Disclosure Documents Detail Stock Sales Demeter Jun 2012 #30
Struggling U.S. Economy Drags Down The World by Corey Flintoff Demeter Jun 2012 #31
‘Rockchild’ deal signals US shift Demeter Jun 2012 #32
The World's Richest Countries And Biggest Economies, In 2 Graphics Demeter Jun 2012 #33
BS&T The Jerry Fisher era Demeter Jun 2012 #34
Greek leftists vow to scrap 'deadly medicine' bailout Demeter Jun 2012 #35
'Missing Workers'? Latest Jobs Report is More Bad News Demeter Jun 2012 #36
Chicago Factory Occupiers Form Worker Cooperative Demeter Jun 2012 #37
Shades of early 20th Century Spanish Anarchist Collectives! bread_and_roses Jun 2012 #56
Wondering here - has Consumerism destoyed the possibility of Collectivism? bread_and_roses Jun 2012 #63
it's that word again Tansy_Gold Jun 2012 #66
You are - as usual - quite correct* bread_and_roses Jun 2012 #81
There was another great rising of youth just four years ago. Tansy_Gold Jun 2012 #83
"your 'worker' and 'boss' BDSM fantasy" - ROFL bread_and_roses Jun 2012 #64
Obama Extends the Export-Import Bank Demeter Jun 2012 #38
China Lets Currency Weaken, Risking New Trade Tensions Demeter Jun 2012 #39
BS&T Reformations Demeter Jun 2012 #40
Merkel Says No Taboos on Euro Reform Steps to Calm Market Demeter Jun 2012 #41
EU lawmakers back venture capital "passport" Demeter Jun 2012 #42
Euro Shorts Reach Record as Spain, Greece Concern Damp Demand Demeter Jun 2012 #43
A Terse Warning for Euro States: Do Something Now (DRAGHI) Demeter Jun 2012 #44
Europeans' Economic Future Has Been Hijacked by Dangerous Ideologues Demeter Jun 2012 #45
European money slows to a crawl Demeter Jun 2012 #47
Thom Hartmann: Occupy Buffalo Protesters Convinced Their City to End Its Business Ties With JPMorgan Demeter Jun 2012 #46
Wells Fargo's Stumpf Eyes Insurance Pick-Ups Demeter Jun 2012 #48
Indonesia Proposes 40% Ownership Cap on Banks Demeter Jun 2012 #49
Goldman Sachs eyes $2tln European bank firesale Demeter Jun 2012 #50
I'll take a short break here, let you all catch up Demeter Jun 2012 #51
Embattled Enon police chief resigns DemReadingDU Jun 2012 #53
Here's a Cheer From Michigan! Demeter Jun 2012 #67
Thanks! and lots of cheers from Ohio DemReadingDU Jun 2012 #82
what the hell?!?!?! it's cold outside. xchrom Jun 2012 #54
Cold? Why it's now up to 54F! Demeter Jun 2012 #68
Joblessness Rises: Are We on the Verge of Another Recession? xchrom Jun 2012 #55
We never left the recession, it's just getting worse and worse DemReadingDU Jun 2012 #57
HERE COMES QE3 xchrom Jun 2012 #58
Graham Summers - Sorry Folks, QE 3 Ain't Coming... DemReadingDU Jun 2012 #59
i wish i didn't live in such interesting times. nt xchrom Jun 2012 #61
Ditto Demeter Jun 2012 #69
So, Will PD put down the joystick and implement a REAL jobs program? Demeter Jun 2012 #72
Reverse psychology. westerebus Jun 2012 #85
I think there's still a good chance they'll do it.. girl gone mad Jun 2012 #92
I'd like to see some effort to help main street. westerebus Jun 2012 #103
Nearly Half Of The New Jobs In America Were Created By One Industry xchrom Jun 2012 #60
Yes, but I have not affection for my fellow man or woman Demeter Jun 2012 #70
World’s Richest Lose $24 Billion As Adelson Fortune Drops xchrom Jun 2012 #62
For Europe’s sake, save us from our saviours Slavoj Žižek xchrom Jun 2012 #65
Dynamite in a gunpowder factory Demeter Jun 2012 #71
The Career of Reaganite Barney Frank Demeter Jun 2012 #73
Microwaves transmit stock trades faster than fibre optics xchrom Jun 2012 #74
Never mind what a company builds or it's contribution to a quality of life. Hugin Jun 2012 #75
Bill Clinton On Bain: 'This Is Good Work' (VIDEO) Demeter Jun 2012 #77
Michael Crimmins: Jamie Dimon’s Illegal “Cookie Jar” Demeter Jun 2012 #78
Aw darn Po_d Mainiac Jun 2012 #95
Bill Black: Career Limiting Gestures (CLG): Trying to Speak Truth to Congress INSIDE HISTORY LESSON Demeter Jun 2012 #79
We Must Not Speak Uncomfortable Truths to Power: Why I Won’t be Briefing Congress about Derivatives Demeter Jun 2012 #111
Egypt's Mubarak gets life in prison for protesters' deaths Demeter Jun 2012 #80
Obama Is More Likely To Approve Bombing Iran Than Romney Demeter Jun 2012 #87
The Morning Plum: If you vote out Obama, you'll feel better By Greg Sargent (ROMNEY CAMPAIGN) Demeter Jun 2012 #88
Heads Up! Big Lunar Eclipse Monday Demeter Jun 2012 #90
I'll have to peek out the bedroom window Monday morning to catch it during moon set Roland99 Jun 2012 #97
We're doomed. westerebus Jun 2012 #104
Well yeah, but don't blame it on the eclipse Demeter Jun 2012 #105
Certainly no fault of the moon. westerebus Jun 2012 #140
Musical Interlude (no BS&T) hamerfan Jun 2012 #93
MarketWatch: Watch for avalanche of sell orders Monday Roland99 Jun 2012 #96
Fits in with the eclipse. Thanks for the warning Demeter Jun 2012 #100
Most Aid to Athens Circles Back to Europe Demeter Jun 2012 #101
Xpost Yesterday: The Lowest Interest Rates in History kickysnana Jun 2012 #102
Greek Left Prepares Nationalization of Energy/Telecom Industries, Key Infrastructure Demeter Jun 2012 #106
Marcy Wheeler: Will Treasury Hire the Guy Who Allowed JP Morgan Help Iran Launder Money? Demeter Jun 2012 #107
This Week in Poverty: Will Janitors Strike in Houston? Demeter Jun 2012 #108
U.S. Winds Down Longer Benefits for the Unemployed Demeter Jun 2012 #109
Job recovery is scant for Americans in prime working years Demeter Jun 2012 #110
Explaining the Rise of Unemployment: Mostly lack of Demand Demeter Jun 2012 #112
Euro zone unemployment hits record high, seen rising Demeter Jun 2012 #116
Jon Corzine Has Sold This Penthouse With A Great Waterfront View (AT A LOSS) Demeter Jun 2012 #113
This Is The $4.7 Million DC House DSK Can't Get Off The Market Demeter Jun 2012 #114
Is the maid service paid up in advance? Po_d Mainiac Jun 2012 #138
NICE WORK IF YOU CAN GET IT Demeter Jun 2012 #115
i put on my finest outfit for you all today... xchrom Jun 2012 #117
I knew it even before I looked! Tansy_Gold Jun 2012 #123
I do love the Royals & no they're not perfect. xchrom Jun 2012 #133
That was nice of u to talk about her that way Po_d Mainiac Jun 2012 #137
Icelandic Anger Brings Debt Forgiveness in Best Recovery Story By Omar R. Valdimarsson Demeter Jun 2012 #118
WORLD BANK BOSS: We're Headed For "Impending Catastrophe" -- "A Rerun Of Great Panic Of 2008" xchrom Jun 2012 #121
A European Cold War? xchrom Jun 2012 #122
This author must have very sore thumbs Demeter Jun 2012 #124
General payments freeze takes hold (IN GREECE) Demeter Jun 2012 #125
Germany Seeks Financial 'Redemption' for Europe Demeter Jun 2012 #126
Main points of SYRIZA proposals Demeter Jun 2012 #127
Cyprus nears European bail-out Demeter Jun 2012 #129
Gavyn Davies: Can a banking union save the euro? Demeter Jun 2012 #130
Visit to Germany: Tsipras Says Berlin Must Back Down on Austerity Demeter Jun 2012 #134
I wish them well. westerebus Jun 2012 #139
Bankia’s unusual bailout Demeter Jun 2012 #128
Ponzi/pyramid schemes have a history of ending badly. Po_d Mainiac Jun 2012 #136
Generali board removes CEO (AIG, THE REMAKE?) Demeter Jun 2012 #131
A VULTURE IS BORN...Housing chief leaves Morgan Stanley to launch buy-to-rent fund Demeter Jun 2012 #132
Had Enough? Well I have! Demeter Jun 2012 #135
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