Boston Vocalist

[Xplantdad]

Lynn called and told me

We saw Boston in Phx 2 years ago...5th row. Awesome show.

He will be missed...and oh my, what a vocal range!

[Xplantdad]

I saw Boston when they first came out...Lynn and I saw the Third Stage tour...the Corporate America tour and then the last time they were here in PHX.

From Foreplay/Longtime..."You'll forget about me after I've been gone"

Hmmm...I don't think so



Here is vintage Brad....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V46Wl8Enkt8

And this...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MdT0yZTPq5g

[Eddie M.]

sure brings back the memories for me

[Xplantdad]

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sure brings back the memories for me

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Yep Eddie...you're the right age group.

Good memories, eh?

Feelin' Satisfied, Smokin, A man I'll never be, Amanda, and on and on...

[PeteLeathersac]

That really sucks!.
Their music is still in a lot of us from that era...sure reminds me of high school, girls, booze and more...the van craze?!.
I saw them live once too...man that was over thirty years ago!!!.

Thanks Brad!

~ Pete

[Dave Rifkin]

I never saw Boston in concert but, I did get to see the other band that some of the members created after Boston. That band, RTZ, had a similar sound and had some decont songs.
I still enjoy listening to Boston and RTZ; that music just brings back some great memories and, in my opinion, sounds as good today as it did way back when.
Brad Delp never seemed to get the recognition he deserved as one of the greatest rock and roll singers of our time; he will be missed.

[Steve Shauger]

Brad worked on a few other projects such as, Barry Goudreau first solo album, Orien Hunter, RTZ and his last was titled Delp and Goudreau.

In my opinion he was not the most famous, but his vocal capability is unmatched. He could be both a hard edged rocker or an amazingly sensitive ballad singer. We lost one of the really great rockers...