Steve Katz
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\nSteve Katz \;has played on an enviable string of recordings during the 1960s and '\;70s\, in acoustic folk\, jazz\, blues\, R&\;B\, hard rock and almost every other popular genre that'\;s come along in America since the start of the 1960s.
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\nPerhaps best known as a member of the rock-pop-jazz group\, \;Blood Sweat &\; Tears \;(with Al Kooper\, Jim Fielder\, Fred Lipsius\, Randy Brecker\, Jerry Weiss\, Dick Halligan\, and Bobby Colomby) Katz was also part of the formation of the original 60s folk group the \;Even Dozen Jug Band\, (with Stefan Grossman\, Peter Seigal\, David Grisman\, Maria Muldaur\, Joshua Rifkin and John Sebastian)\, the innovative Greenwich Village folk-rock group \;The Blues Project\, (with Al Kooper and Danny Kalb) \;and finally\, the country-rock super group\, \;American Flyer \;(with Craig Fuller of Pure Prairie League\, Eric Kaz of Blues Magoos and Doug Yule of Velvet Underground). While in Blood Sweat &\; Tears\, Katz recorded four albums with the band resulting in several chart-topping hits and millions of record sales worldwide.
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\nThroughout the end of the 1960s and early 70s\, he performed at countless historic venues including both \;Fillmore East &\; West \;and several major rock festivals including the \;Monterey Pop Festival \;and \;Woodstock.
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\nKatz also produced albums by \;Elliott Murphy\, the great Irish band \;Horslips \;and three albums by \;Lou Reed\, including the best-selling and critically acclaimed "\;Rock &rsquo\;n Roll Animal."\;
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\nOver the years Steve has captivated audiences with his unique blend of story and song. His memoirs were recently published by Lyons Press in 2015 in a book called "\;Blood\, Sweat\, and My Rock '\;n'\; Roll Years: Is Steve Katz a Rock Star?"\;
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\nSteve Katz \;has played on an enviable string of recordings during the 1960s and '\;70s\, in acoustic folk\, jazz\, blues\, R&\;B\, hard rock and almost every other popular genre that'\;s come along in America since the start of the 1960s.
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\nPerhaps best known as a member of the rock-pop-jazz group\, \;Blood Sweat &\; Tears \;(with Al Kooper\, Jim Fielder\, Fred Lipsius\, Randy Brecker\, Jerry Weiss\, Dick Halligan\, and Bobby Colomby) Katz was also part of the formation of the original 60s folk group the \;Even Dozen Jug Band\, (with Stefan Grossman\, Peter Seigal\, David Grisman\, Maria Muldaur\, Joshua Rifkin and John Sebastian)\, the innovative Greenwich Village folk-rock group \;The Blues Project\, (with Al Kooper and Danny Kalb) \;and finally\, the country-rock super group\, \;American Flyer \;(with Craig Fuller of Pure Prairie League\, Eric Kaz of Blues Magoos and Doug Yule of Velvet Underground). While in Blood Sweat &\; Tears\, Katz recorded four albums with the band resulting in several chart-topping hits and millions of record sales worldwide.
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\nThroughout the end of the 1960s and early 70s\, he performed at countless historic venues including both \;Fillmore East &\; West \;and several major rock festivals including the \;Monterey Pop Festival \;and \;Woodstock.
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\nKatz also produced albums by \;Elliott Murphy\, the great Irish band \;Horslips \;and three albums by \;Lou Reed\, including the best-selling and critically acclaimed "\;Rock &rsquo\;n Roll Animal."\;
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\nOver the years Steve has captivated audiences with his unique blend of story and song. His memoirs were recently published by Lyons Press in 2015 in a book called "\;Blood\, Sweat\, and My Rock '\;n'\; Roll Years: Is Steve Katz a Rock Star?"\;