Tommy Flanders is an American musician who was lead vocalist in the Blues Project for several periods in the band's history from 1966 to 1972.
He appears on two Blues Project albums, their debut Live at the Cafe Au Go Go (Verve Folkways, 1966) and a reunion album eponymously titled Blues Project (Capitol Records, 1972), as well as on various compilations and greatest hits collections.
[2] In a review at AllMusic, rock journalist Richie Unterberger panned the album, saying, "Despite some top-flight backup musicians in Bruce Langhorne, Dick Rosmini, and Jerry Scheff, it was a fairly forgettable record, and certainly a low-energy one, the mellowness threatening to dissolve into sleepiness.
("Friday Night City" was composed by Flanders; "Bad Reputation" by Tim Hardin).
Flanders' final solo release was a single, "The Moonstone" c/w "Between Purple and Blue," issued on Verve Forecast sometime in the 1970s (the exact year is unknown).