ITP RECORDS is very proud of this release, "BLOODSTONE'S 'ULTIMATE COLLECTION', which is compilation of 17 carefully selected songs which illustrates why Bloodstone is considered to be one of the most diverse and talented vocal harmonizing groups of the 1970's. The Title of this album speaks for itself in that it includes Bloodstone's Biggest hits as well as their tribute to other great singer/songwriters.

'The Ultimate Collection' release is the official Bloodstone compilation containing their chart topping songs such as, Natural High, Outside Woman, We Go A Long Way Back, Never Let You Go and More!!!

1: Who Has The Last Laugh Now

2: You're Still A Young Man

3: Hypnotized

4: I'll Be Holding On

5: Natural High
    (Extended Version)

6: We Go A Long Way Back

7: I Love You For All Seasons

8: It Should Have Been Me

9: Tell Her

10: Outside Woman

11: Show The World

12: Mary

13: I Love You

14: The Tables Have Turned

15: Do Me

16: Night Flight

17: Never Let You Go

However, what makes this release so special is that unlike other Bloodstone albums, 'THE ULTIMATE COLLECTION' on ITP RECORDS is the only place where you can find Bloodstone's previously unreleased versions of : Tower of Power's " You're Still A Young Man", Linda Jone's "Hypnotized" and The Fuzz's "I Love You For All Seasons". Bloodstone's performances are amazing and their interpretations of these songs will blow your mind!!

Also, this release contains exclusive Bonus tracks including what we feel are some of Bloodstone's best original songs ever including "I'LL Be Holding On" and the heartfelt, "Show The World".

As you may know, this Kansas City, Missouri quintet originally formed in high school in 1962 and debuted under the name of "The Sinceres".

Their 1973 debut album and hit single, "Natural High" (written by Charles McCormick) was recorded at England's Chipping Norton studios and hit #10 on the pop charts in the U.S. as well as #40 on the pop charts in the U.K. Other Bloodstone hits to follow were "Never Let You Go" in 1973 (written by Harry Williams) "Outside Woman" in 1974 (written by Harry Williams), and "We Go A Long Way Back" in 1982 (written by Charles Love), to name a few. What makes this release so special is that it includes not only Bloodstone's hits but also gives the listener a chance to hear Bloodstone's unique interpretations of such great songs as Tower of Power's "You're Still a Young Man", Linda Jones's "Hypnotized", Patty Drew's "Tell Him" (appropriately renamed "Tell Her"!) and The Fuzz's "I Love You For All Seasons". In addition, this album features never before released Bloodstone original songs such as "I'll be Holding On" (a song I think "Boyz To Men" could make a number one hit in todays market), "It Should Have Been Me" which was a radio hit in 1996, and the very heartfelt "Show The World" a song about bringing people together to "make this world a better place". This is truely a great album and showcases how diverse and talented Bloodstone is as songwriters and as multi-talented vocalists. This album is without a doubt the quintessential and ULTIMATE COLLECTION of Bloodstone music!