The Blues Project

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The Blues Project was an influential 1960s American band that blended blues, rock, folk, and jazz, and helped pioneer the psychedelic and progressive rock scenes.

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instanceOf blues rock band
rock band
activeYearsEndYear 1967
activeYearsStartYear 1965
associatedAct Blood, Sweat & Tears NERFINISHED
Seatrain NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
era 1960s American rock scene
genre blues
blues rock
folk rock
jazz rock
progressive rock
psychedelic rock
rock
hasLanguage English
influencedGenre progressive rock
psychedelic rock
instrumentation bass guitar
drums
electric guitar
flute
keyboards
movement 1960s counterculture
notability pioneered elements of progressive rock
pioneered elements of psychedelic rock
notableMember Al Kooper NERFINISHED
Andy Kulberg NERFINISHED
Danny Kalb NERFINISHED
Roy Blumenfeld NERFINISHED
Steve Katz NERFINISHED
notableMemberRole Al Kooper – keyboards and vocals
Andy Kulberg – bass and flute
Danny Kalb – guitar and vocals
Roy Blumenfeld – drums
Steve Katz – guitar and vocals
notableSong Flute Thing NERFINISHED
I Can’t Keep From Crying NERFINISHED
Two Trains Running NERFINISHED
notableWork Live at The Cafe Au Go Go NERFINISHED
Projections NERFINISHED
origin New York City NERFINISHED
performanceVenue Cafe Au Go Go NERFINISHED
recordLabel Verve Folkways NERFINISHED
Verve Forecast NERFINISHED
styleCharacteristic blend of blues, rock, folk, and jazz

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Al Kooper associatedAct The Blues Project
Al Kooper memberOf The Blues Project