Blood Sweat & Tears - Down in the Flood

 


Blood, Sweat, & Tears performing a live version of their cover of Bob Dylan's "Down in The Flood" in Stockholm, Sweden, on August 6th, 1973.

Blood Sweat & Tears

Live in Stockholm, Sweden, 8/6/1973

Jerry Fisher: Lead Vocals
Bobby Colomby: Drums
Jim Fielder: Fender bass and rhythm guitar 
Larry Willis: Acoustic, Electric Piano, clavinet, organ, Moog 
George Wadenius: Guitar
Lew Soloff: Trumpet and flugelhorn 
Dave Bargeron: Tenor and bass trombone 
Lou Marini Jr.: Sax, flute 
Tom Malone: Trumpet, trombone, flute, Fender bass.

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