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Headphone Echoes. And When He Died. David Clayton Thomas
« on: Friday, Jun 26, 2026 08:20 am »
Headphone Echoes: And When He Died
One last spin of the wheel for David Clayton-Thomas

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David Clayton-Thomas didn't just sing with Blood, Sweat & Tears. He gave one of rock's most ambitious bands its unmistakable voice, turning jazz-rock experimentation into something timeless.

With his passing at 84, I take a look back at the music, the man, and the legacy he leaves behind. This isn't simply an obituary. It's a tribute to an artist whose voice still resonates every time those horns come alive.

 — Gonzo

Read the full in Memoriam at Boiling Frogs

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