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Brad Delp was freakin’ incredible …

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Ben Buttrick1 year ago

My friend Peter Cohen was the original bass player for Boston. Bradley just came into the studio and basically came up with the harmonies on the spot. Absolutely insane. That guy has to be in the top five of all time rock vocalists!

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All American1 year ago

Omgawwwwd!

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So.Gay2 years ago

DJ Jon Ali is The Hottest Ever 🔥

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Stevie Ray Yawn🍸 The Mob Rules1 year ago

We need a definitive Boston documentary on the technical aspects of their music

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All American1 year ago

There is one somewhere that I recall

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Chillix1 year ago

Close battle between him and Steve Perry. I go back and forth. 🤣

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Derek Bryant1 year ago

Brad Delp had one of the most powerful voices in the history of music. Not just rock, ANY music!

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Scott1 year ago

To be 15 years old and buying Third Stage was epic. Then to see them as my first concert. Totally beyond cool.

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Kurt Duncan1 year ago

Can't understand why they are not in the R&R Hall of Fame.

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Russell Scott1 year ago

His voice seemed like it had no limit. One the most underrated rock vocalist.

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PeabodyNobis1 year ago

I've read that Tom Sholz gave him a lot of grief for some reason. I can't imagine why; Delp's voice was just as vital to Boston's sound as Sholz's guitar work.

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