Not sure but if this BLOODROCK, NOT ROLLING STONES, signed LP is authentic it could be very rare then. Anybody know anything about BLOODROCK?

A reunion concert, which is where I believe this item was signed, featuring five of the six original members (Jim Rutledge, Lee Pickens, Ed Grundy, Nick Taylor, Stevie Hill, and Chris Taylor in place of original drummer Rick Cobb III) was held on March 12, 2005 in Fort Worth, for the benefit of their keyboardist Stevie Hill

Of the original 6 members....only 3 at this time are still alive. Nick Taylor, Stevie Hill and Rick Cobb III have since passed away.

I've had this since the mid-2000's.

Does anybody know anything about the band's signatures? I'm thinking they are legit but I have never really known for sure or not.

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Permalink Reply by Joseph Tatrai on March 17, 2018 at 10:24pm

SOME MORE PHOTOS OF THE SIGNATURES

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Permalink Reply by Joseph Tatrai on August 5, 2018 at 12:18am

I had watched for years to find another Bloodrock piece signed by the band but have never come across one so I have never had any other signatures by them to compare mine to.