[i]Devil got you, Lucy Under lock and key Ain’t about to set you free Signed, sealed and witnessed On the day you were born No use tryin’ to fake him out No use tryin’ to make him out Soon, he’ll be takin’ out his due What-cha goin’ to do?[/i]
This song was released by the jazz-rock group, Blood, Sweat & Tears, in 1970. It was moderately successful, reaching #29 on the US singles chart and #39 on the US Adult Contemporary chart.
“Lucretia MacEvil” is one of several BS&T songs written by David Clayton-Thomas, who was the group’s frontman at the time. Clayton-Thomas is said to have taken inspiration for his song from the “bad girls” he saw in the funky bars where he performed prior to joining BS&T in 1968. He was also influenced by Horace Silver’s "Filthy McNasty", a jazz piece about a “young man of rather dubious character”.
And today, David Clayton-Thomas turns 80 years old. Happy birthday to Mr. Clayton-Thomas.
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@HannahSky Haha. I certainly wasn't focused on the headboard. 😄
No, their music seems to be mostly forgotten now. That's a shame because they've made a lot of good music. Btw, the song I posted here isn't one of my favorites by them, but I've already posted the ones I like best.
@Rutterman They were really good, very distinct sound.
I guess the headboard with the mesh was popular, I recently saw some furniture that had a lot on it from the 60s, no blonde woman posing with it though lol
