Bloodrock

The band was discovered by Grand Funk Railroad record producer Terry Knight and signed to Capitol Records. Knight produced the first three, and most popular, Bloodrock albums. Bloodrock was best known for the song "D.O.A." (Dead On Arrival), about the victim of a gory airplane crash which became their only hit single, reaching #36 on the music charts in January 1971. They were only marginally popular in the United States and were essentially a cult band, but reportedly became a favorite among troops in Vietnam. The band was technically competent but offered little that was unique and was unable to sustain any real success. The group was noted for hard pulsed bass, biting guitar solos and a haunting...

Ringtones

Album Whirlwind Tongues - 1974

Jungle (Bonus Track)
Stilled By Whirlwind Tongues
Parallax
Lady Of Love
Eleanor Rigby (Bonus Track)
Sunday Song
Guess What I Am
Voices

Album Passage - 1972

Fantasy
Days And Nights
Juice
Thank You Daniel Ellsberg
Life Blood
Scotsman
Lost Fame
The Power
Help Is On The Way

Album Bloodrock 3 - 1971

Kool-Aid-Kids
Song For A Brother
America America
Breach Of Lease
Whiskey Vengeance
A Certain Kind
You Gotta Roll
Jessica

Album Bloodrock 2 - 1970

Fancy Space Odyssey
Cheater
DOA
Fallin
Lucky In The Morning
Dier Not A Lover
Sable And Pearl

Other Bloodrock ringtones

Children`s Heritage
It`s Gonna Be Love