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David Clayton-Thomas |
 | | David never accepted this stranger who had seen so much war and brutality, and Fred, twice wounded, highly decorated, resented the sullen, withdrawn son he barely knew. |
 | | David roomed with other hungry young musicians, playing for pizza money, hanging out in all-night cafes, arguing music, politics and philosophy with the young activist firebrands of the era, sharing gigs with Richie Havens, James Taylor and Jimi Hendrix, playing "basket houses," (play a few songs then pass the basket). |
 | | Larry convinced David that there was still life in the once-proud name Blood, Sweat and Tears, and that with the right musicians, good management, and strong leadership, it could once again be an attraction on concert stages around the world. |
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