Blood, Sweat & Tears - You've Made Me So Very Happy

is that Mr. Fabulous?

Very good live performance, but David Clayton-Thomas can't be bettered.

Looks like Billy Preston there

Alton Ellis Reggae version brought me here….

Wrong singer.

Lou Marini on horns

Thank you Jerry Fisher WOW !

Tears..... I chose the original for the backing of the photo display at my beloved of 51 years funeral 3 years ago. I miss him :(

One of the all-time GREAT songs.

God!! This music is SOOO DAMNED GOOD that I hate even turning on the radio any longer-- and I've had that sentiment for the past 30-35 years! When you've grown up listening to bands, REAL BANDS with REAL MUSICIANS-- R&B or Rock-- and EVERYONE in the band played an instrument, and/or typically wrote/arranged their own music ... NO PHONY STAGE EFFECTS, etc, is there anything really even compares to that era? Thanks for this :)

I think this is Luther Kent on vocals????

Tanto años buscando en mimente esta rola y al fin gracias Musikladen youve made me so very happy

Great music. Terrible camera work, so artsy fartsy can't tell what the musicians are doing on their instruments.

Curto esta Grande Banda desde os anos 70, sou fã!

Great times

There wont be music like this never again🥺

Dang this video is where everyone had long hair 🤣

Alton Ellis’ reggae version brought me here. One love from Jamaica.

Where is David Thomas?

Love a horn band.

Can I get a personnel listing anyone?

Another CLASSIC that takes me back many years. Once again, thank you

You've got that right my friend. After Vietnam I resumed my career as a professional drummer a crossed paths with b S AND T a couple times. That's Jerry Fisher on vocals. He had some big shoes to fill replacing D C T.I aways thought he did credible job. D C T flopped as a solo. He's out there today with a new BS AND T. AT 8O and sounds great.

Better players than Chicago were.

Groovy

This should never be done without the Hammond B3 and Leslie - sorry guys.

Real music

Tom Bones Malone played trombone for them once.

This, was the AM Gold that made the 70s the 70s.
Hearing this takes me back to those times, both good and bad, yet still happy because the promise of the future was always a bright one.
Oh how naïve we are as children.

Oh NO!
Where is David??!

I'm black, female, 73-y-o and this song has ALWAYS been one of my most favorite JAMS (I am and will ALWAYS be a DIEHARD 70s baby, baby)! The arts knows no color - be it religion, food, music, etc. I've always enjoyed good music, conversation, culinary delights, any form of artistic endeavors and delights...as me paw always stressed, stay away from ignorant people - I've always enjoyed BS&T from the get-go, as WELL as muh R&B, contemporary & classic jazz, classical, Prog Rock, Electronica, Reggae, Ska, Gospel and the like. It's true; variety IS the spice of life. Nice to see (and hear) that BS&T is still out there. play On!!!

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Not bad but no one sings this better than David Clayton Thomas.

Definitivamente esa canción pertenece a David Clinton Thomas.

I liked the sound of the hammond blending with the horns on the original recording more than the rhodes in this version

Is that Billy Preston playing organ? Such a great tune, one of the best of the early 70's.

Qué buena música....!!