Live Broadcast
Cold Blood
Cold Blood
July 2, 1974 · Record Plant Sausalito
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Cold Blood was an Oakland band, part of the East Bay Grease sound that also produced Tower of Power, discovered and signed by Bill Graham. Lydia Pense's voice was the strongest instrument in the room. By July 2, 1974, they were on Warner Bros. recording the Lydia LP, and the horn section hit like a freight train. The KSAN broadcast caught the band at their Warner Bros. commercial peak, a full horn-driven R&B set built around Pense holding the center.
Session
- Type
- Live Broadcast
- Date Recorded
- July 2, 1974
- Date Broadcast
- July 2, 1974
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