Bloodstone's Tribute
"I BELIEVE YOU NOW"
by raymun
1972 - Bloodstone - Dumb Dude
1972 - Bloodstone - Natural High
1972 - Bloodstone - Ran It In The Ground
1972 - Bloodstone - That's The Way We Make Our Music
1972 - Bloodstone - Who Has The Last Laugh Now
1973 - Bloodstone - Outside Woman
1973 - Bloodstone - Something
1974 - Bloodstone - For The First Time
1974 - Bloodstone - Funky Park
1974 - Bloodstone - I Believe You Now
1974 - Bloodstone - Nobody But You
1974 - Bloodstone - Out Of My Life
1974 - Bloodstone - Something's Missing
1974 - Bloodstone - We Did It
1974 - Bloodstone - Young Times, Old Times
1975 - Bloodstone - As Time Goes By
1975 - Bloodstone - Go To Sleep
1975 - Bloodstone - Hooray For Romance
1975 - Bloodstone - Why Do I Have To Do
PART TWO
"It feels so good"
by raymun
1976 - Bloodstone - I Guess I'll Get The Papers And Go Home
1976 - Bloodstone - Give Me Your Heart
1976 - Bloodstone - Just Like In The Movies
1976 - Bloodstone - Lullaby Of Broadway
1976 - Bloodstone - On The Street Where You Live
1976 - Bloodstone - This Is It
1978 - Bloodstone - Don't Stop
1978 - Bloodstone - I'm Just Doin' My Job
1978 - Bloodstone - It's Been A Long Time
1978 - Bloodstone - Throw A Little Loving My Way
1982 - Bloodstone - Go On & Cry
1982 - Bloodstone - How Does It Feel
1982 - Bloodstone - My Kind Of Woman
1982 - Bloodstone - We Go A Long Way Back
1984 - Bloodstone - I Adore You
1984 - Bloodstone - Instant Love
1984 - Bloodstone - It's Feel So Good (With You)
1984 - Bloodstone - Men Need Tenderness Too
1984 - Bloodstone - Why Be The First One Home
A self-contained R&B band from Kansas City, Missouri, USA. Sweet soul stand-up vocal groups were highly fashionable in the early 70s and Bloodstone, with their falsetto-led and vocally harmonized hits, were a part of the phenomenon along with the Moments, Chi-lites, and Stylistics, among others. Original members were Charles McCormick (lead vocal, bass guitar), Charles Love (lead vocal, guitar), Willis Draffen (18 March 1945, Kansas City, Missouri, USA, d. 8 February 2002, Kansas City, Missouri, USA; vocal, guitar), Henry Williams (vocal, percussion), Eddie Summers (drummer) and Roger Lee Durham (b. 1946, d. October 1973). Bloodstone became hitmakers in the USA via the unusual route of being discovered by an English producer, Mike Vernon, who recorded them in the UK. Their biggest hits, on London Records in the USA, came early in their career from 1973-74, namely "Natural High" (number 4 R&B, number 10 pop), "Never Let You Go" (number 7 R&B, number 43 pop), "Outside Woman" (number 2 R&B, number 34 pop), and "My Little Lady" (number 4 R&B, number 57 pop). In the UK charts, "Natural High" was the only entry, peaking at number 40. The group moved to the Isley Brothers' T-Neck label in 1982, and immediately had a Top 5 R&B hit with "We Go A Long Way Back". Their pop success remained behind them, however, but Bloodstone continued to appear on the R&B charts until 1984, when they disbanded.
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