Rediscovering Cold Blood


I noticed Cold Blood "Thriller" in my collection a week ago, which I hadn't played in a year or so. Damn, I forgot just how good that disc is....the incomparable Lydia Pence, a rhythm section tighter than the jeans you wore in high school, sophisticated arrangements that build and progress until you can hardly keep from dancing in the living room. Tons of fun for fans of Janis Joplin, funk/rock/blues, horn section dynamite and a drum/bass groove as solid as Bobby Colomby and Jim Fielder.
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Chazro - In addition to Transfusion, there is also Live Blood from 2008, it's a good one also.

I had the luck to follow Cold Blood from the streets of Palo Alto to being the headliner at Filmore and Winterland back in the day. I've also seen them a few times in recent years and they still put it out.
Huge fan! "I'm a Good Woman" was on the set list of one of the bands I played in during the 70's.
Another big Cold Blood fan here, since high school in the early '70s. My favorite album has always been their first, so much so that I have two copies on vinyl and 2 copies on CD.
Chazro, I picked up Santa Fe and the Fat City Horns, "When the Curtain Goes up" on your recommendation. Hell yeah!