ArtistInfo

Bloodstone

Band, *1962
R&B/Soul

Soul - funk band Formed 1962, Kansas City, Missouri, U.S.A. They started as the doo-wop group, The Sinceres. In 1971, they moved to Los Angeles, California. They became known for their funk/soul sound that blended Jimi Hendrix-styled rock music with doo-wop and gospel music undertones. They were instrumental in the "black rock" and funk movement of the 1970s, and even had a hand in the brown-eyed soul movement with some Latin music-tinged hits. They starred in and wrote all the music for a film entitled "Train Ride To Hollywood" (1975). Their biggest hit is "Natural High" (1973). They recorded two albums at , six albums at London Records, one album at Motown and two at T-Neck Records, Inc..

Members

	Melvin Webb dr, cng, tim US
	Charles E. McCormick voc, b
	Charles Love voc, g
	Harry Williams voc, perc
	Harry Wilkins g, b
	Eddie Summers dr
	Willis Draffen voc, g
	Roger Durham voc, perc 1946-1973 US
	Ronald Wilson voc
	Ronald Bell