Blood, Sweat, & Tears "Hip Pickles" (revisited)

 


Revisiting a cool piece of music originally published on my original Musical Musings blog which can still be viewed here:

https://clifford-bruber.blogspot.com/

This is Blood, Sweat & Tears with the zany instrumental "Hip Pickles" featuring equally, the horns and the rhythm section.  The BS&T lineup at this time, in 1973 was:

Blood Sweat & Tears

Live 1973

Jerry Fisher-Lead Vocals
Dave Bargeron-Trombone and Tuba
Bobby Colomby-Drums
Lou Marini-Sax
Lew Soloff-Trumpet
Tom Malone-Trumpet and Trombone
Georg Wadenius-Guitar
Larry Willis-Keyboards
Jim Fielder-Bass

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