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In 1968, Kooper and Katz joined forces to fulfill a desire of Kooper's to form a rock band with a horn section. The result was Blood, Sweat & Tears. While Kooper led the band on its first album, Child Is Father to the Man, he did not take part in any subsequent releases. Soon after, Kooper, then a producer for Columbia Records, recorded with Bloomfield, Stephen Stills and Harvey Brooks for the album entitled Super Session, before doing several solo albums including one with Shuggie Otis. Katz, on the other hand, remained with the band into the 1970s. Tommy Flanders, Danny Kalb, Steve Katz, Al Kooper, Andy Kulberg, Roy Blumenfeld Of The Blues Project (Verve, 1969). The Best of The Blues Project (Verve, 1969). The Blues Project (MGM, 1970).

Bass, Flute – Andy Kulberg. Cover – Frederick Marvin. Drums – Roy Blumenfeld. Engineer – Val Valentin. Guitar, Vocals – Steve Katz. Lead Guitar, Vocals – Danny Kalb. Liner Notes – Phil Morris. Organ, Vocals – Al Kooper. Vocals – Tommy Flanders. Other Versions (5 of 5) View All. Cat. Tommy Flanders, Danny Kalb, Steve Katz, Al Kooper, Andy Kulberg, Roy Blumenfeld Of The Blues Project ‎(LP, Comp).

They formed in 1965 around guitarist Danny Kalb, bassist Andy Kulberg, guitarist/singer Steve Katz, drummer Roy Blumenfeld and, soon after, singer Tommy Flanders. The band’s name was borrowed from an Elektra Records compilation album, The Blues Project, for which Kalb had contributed two songs the previous year.

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Kalb joined Steve Katz, Andy Kulberg, Roy Blumenfeld and Tommy Flanders to form the Blues Project in 1965. Flanders later left the band and was replaced by Al Kooper. They recorded three albums, played frequently at the Cafe Au Go Go and at Murray the K's last "submarine race-watching" spectacular at the RKO 58th Street theater in New York, and made several concert tours. In 1965 the Blues Project performed an eleven-minute rendition of Muddy Waters's "Two Trains Running" in electronic form, with Waters in the audience  . 2007 Played a Little Fiddle Stefan Grossman, Danny Kalb and Steve Katz. 2008 I'm Gonna Live The Life I Sing About with Bob Jones and Mark Ambrosino. 2013 Moving in Blue (double-CD, with various sidemen and guests).

By this time, the band included Danny Kalb on guitar, Steve Katz (having recently departed the Even Dozen Jug Band) also on guitar, Andy Kulberg on bass and flute, Roy Blumenfeld on drums and Tommy Flanders on vocals. The band's first big break came only a few weeks later when they auditioned for Columbia Records, and failed. The audition was a success, nevertheless, as it garnered them an organist in session musician Al Kooper. One such song was the instrumental "Flute Thing", written by Kooper and featuring Kulberg on flute. Soon after the album was completed, though, the band began to fall apart. Kooper quit the band in the spring of 1967, and the band without him completed a third album, Live At Town Hall.

Al Kooper and Steve Katz with Tommy Flanders, Danny Kalb, Andy Kulberg, Roy Blumenfeld - Wake Me, Shake Me - Violets Of Down - You Can't Catch Me - Two Train Running - Going Down Lousiana - Catch The Wind - Back Door Man - Caress Me Baby - Fly Away - Mean Old Southern. Verve Forecast 2304 010 (Germany). Al Kooper Live: Soul Of A Man - Somethin' Goin' On - I Can't Keep From Cryin' Sometimes (Danny Kalb, g) - I Stand Alone Medley: I Stand Alone/ I Can Love A Woman New York City (You're A Woman) - Flute Thing (Danny Kalb, g) - Don't Tell Me (Repo Man) - Two Trains Running (Danny Kalb, voc, g) - Heartbeat - Sleepwalk - Just One Smile - I.

Danny Kalb - guitar, vocals Steve Katz - guitar, vocals Al Kooper - keyboards, vocals Andy Kulberg - bass, flute Roy Blumenfeld – drums. August 30-September 6 1966 September 7-15, 1966. The Blues Project is a band formed in 1965 in Greenwich Village, New York City, lasting with its original line-up until 1967. In 1965 Danny Kalb joined with Steve Katz and Andy Kulberg, Roy Blumenfeld and Tommy Flanders to form The Blues Project. Later, when Flanders left the band, he was replaced by Al Kooper. Kalb later said, "If I'd dropped dead at that point on the spot because of what we thought of Muddy Waters, then my life would have been well spent. Personalities, drugs and the 1960s lifestyle took their toll on the band. Katz left to join Blood, Sweat and Tears.

Al Kooper Andy Kulberg Danny Kalb Roy Blumenfeld Steve Katz Tommy Flanders Don Kretmar Artie Traum Bill Lussenden David Bennett Cohen John Gregory Richard Greene. Biography by Richie Unterberger. Sextet of varied musicians who built up a reputation in the mid-'60s for their mix of rock, jazz, classical, and electric blues.