In the late sixties, David Clayton-Thomas seemed to be on top of the world. The debut album of his band, Blood Sweat&Tears, had won five Grammys and was on its way to selling ten million copies. But success had come at a steep price. - a podcast by Carole Marks

Segment 1: Michael Harrison with Mike Gallagher (Salem Radio Network) Part 1Segment 2: Michael Harrison with Mike Gallagher (Salem Radio Network) Part 2Segment 3: Michael Harrison with David Clayton Thomas (Blood, Sweat, and Tears) Part 1Segment 4: Michael Harrison with David Clayton Thomas (Blood, Sweat, and Tears) Part 2

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