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Bloodrock

Rock band from Fort Worth, TX · formed 1969

Bloodrock photo
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Shows on record
None on record
Rooms played
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Cities
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Releases
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Last show
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About

Bloodrock is a band from Fort Worth, TX, formed in 1969, tagged blues rock, classic rock, hard rock by its sources. No dated shows are on record.

The summary is assembled from the record fields and shows on this page; each fact listed names its source. See Sources & corrections for what each source supplied.

Shows

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No past shows on record.

Where they play

No rooms on record.

Releases

No releases on record.

Discography

26 releases, 1970–2013
  • 2013Bloodrock 2013Album

    Rutledge Publishing · CD1001RN

  • 2007Passage / Whirlwind TonguesCompilation

    Mason Records · MR 56461

  • 2007The Bloodrock Reunion ConcertLive

    Capital Records

  • 2001Passage / Whirlwind TonguesCompilation

    Producer: Peter Granet

  • 2000TriptychCompilation

    One Way Records · 72435-25437-2-4

  • 1987D.O.A. / (Make Me Do) Anything You WantRelease

    Underground Records · URC 1121

  • 1975Bloodrock 'n' RollCompilation

    Capitol Records · SM-11417

  • 1974Whirlwind TonguesAlbum

    Capitol Records · SMAS-11259 · Engineer, Mixed By: Bob Pickering; Producer: Peter Granet

  • 1973Voices / Thank You Daniel EllsbergRelease

    Capitol Records · 3770

  • 1972Bloodrock LiveLive

    One Way Records · 72438 19480 26

  • 1972D.O.A.Release

    Capitol Records · 3 C006-81306

  • 1972ErosionRelease

    Capitol Records · PRO-6486, Promo-3320 · Producer: Jim Rutledge

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  • 1972Help Is On The Way / Bloodrock InterviewRelease

    Capitol Records · P-3451

  • 1972Hit RoadCompilation

    Music For Pleasure · 1 M 048-81 801

  • 1972LiveAlbum

    Capitol Records · SVBB-11038 · Engineer: Ken Hamann; Remix: Jim Rutledge

  • 1972PassageAlbum

    Capitol Records · SW-11109

  • 1972Rock & Roll Candy ManSingle

    Capitol Records · P-3227

  • 1971A Certain KindSingle

    Capitol Records · 2C 006-80.867 M · Producer: Terry Knight

  • 1971Bloodrock 3Album

    Capitol Records · ST-765 · Engineer: Ken Hamann; Producer: Terry Knight

  • 1971Bloodrock U.S.A.Album

    One Way Records · 72438 19478 21 · Engineer: Cecil Jones; Engineer: John Wilson; Producer: Bloodrock; Producer: John Palladino

  • 1971JessicaSingle

    Capitol Records · P-3161 · Producer: Terry Knight

  • 1971Lime StoryRelease

    Capitol Records · Producer: Litrov-Levinson Public Relations

  • 1970BloodrockAlbum

    Capitol Records · ST-435 · Producer: Terry Knight

  • 1970Bloodrock 2Album

    Capitol Records · ST-491 · Engineer: Ken Hamann; Producer: Terry Knight

  • 1970D.O.A.Single

    Capitol Records · 3009 · Producer: Terry Knight

  • 1970Gotta Find A WaySingle

    Capitol Records · SPRO-4936 · Producer: Terry Knight

Compiled from MusicBrainz and Discogs. Releases not listed there are not shown.

Lineup

  • Eddie Grundy
  • Jim Rutledge
  • Lee Pickens
  • Nick Taylor
  • Rick Cobb
  • Stevie Hill

Airplay

No airplay on record.

Lineup history

10 members on record
  • Ed Grundytenure unknown
  • Eddie GrundyOriginal memberbass guitartenure unknown
  • Jim RutledgeOriginal memberlead vocalstenure unknown
  • Lee Pickensbackground vocalstenure unknown
  • Nick TaylorOriginal memberbackground vocalstenure unknown
  • Randy Reedertenure unknown
  • Rick Cobbdrums (drum set)tenure unknown
  • Steve Hilltenure unknown
  • Stevie Hillkeyboardtenure unknown
  • Warren Hamtenure unknown

Years come from public music databases. Where none says a member left, the end is shown as unknown; it does not mean they are still in the band.

Members also play in: Buddy and the Beaumen (via Stevie Hill)

Shares members with: AD (via Warren Ham), Alexis (via Randy Reeder), Crowd +1 (via Jim Rutledge), Ham Brothers (via Warren Ham), Kansas (via Warren Ham), Ringo Starr And His All-Starr Band (via Warren Ham), Stray Dog (via Randy Reeder), The Georgetown Medical Band (via Rick Cobb) and 3 more

No credited sources on record.

This is a partial record of publicly documented activity. Missing shows, releases or members do not mean there are none. It does not confirm availability for booking.

From Wikipedia

These facts are from the English Wikipedia article Bloodrock. They are shown on their own and are not merged into the record above.

Origin
Fort Worth, Texas, United States
Years active
1963–1975
Genres
Hard rock, heavy metal, blues rock, progressive rock
Labels
Capitol
Past members
Nick Taylor, Ed Grundy, Jim Rutledge, Dean Parks, Lee Pickens, Stevie Hill, Rick Cobb, Warren Ham, Randy Reader, Chris Taylor

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